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a CUE AND FEVER EFFECTUAILf
n CURED BY TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous recommendations and certificates
of EFFECTuAL cures are in the possession of the pro-
prielor, but these of no av9l TO the sufferer.
permanent cure is what he wants. and ii is what he
will have if he takes the Pills according 10 tue drec
lions. Prepared only by DR.. G. K. TYLER, corner
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. Price 81
per box. Jyreou
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EhRODEGA OF CHEMISTRY. The most
Il celebrated and elegant Toilet Ar iCe5 now in
tic are JULES HAEEt'S. His MEDiCATED
NYMPH SOAP, or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, con-
posed Of EnSterH Botanical discovery OF suTpassng
Efficacy for rendering The stn soft and fair well
npartinG delicate hue To the compile son,
and To Grad rate Tan Pi~psos, FTeekIes, SHbTr, and
other nnsiGhiy cutancnus visitaiiOns, inmcal TO
female lOVrhncss
His EAU LUSTRnL HAIR RESTORATIVE,
Tree from ardent Spirits purgent essential Oils and
other dCstruc i've materials, cleans the hair CGyed-
tinusy renders il beautifully bright, and irparis to
the delicate fragrance OF the flowers; and il will posi-
lively bring in Netc Hair Bad Heads ny the OF
this eclnhrard extract Il is preserVatiVe against
ba'dness, and naliibe cure in all aft ctons of the
skin on the iead we'll preventing the hair from
turning gray.
His CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, wbch
dGfes comparison in America Europe.
He also Offers to the sanction of the pubic his ROSE
lTOOTH PASTE, which single trial viii prove In
efficacy.
The subscriber ofiera TO refund the money fex every
article which will not prove represented above.
! For sale, wholesale and retaii, by
! LsS,I IL
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sTAMMERING AND SLUT FIRING

STA BRING AND SLUT ERISG
CURED BY DIR. MAYS, OF VA.
IN X. MAYS begs leave most respectfully TO an
EI nounce to the citizens of Baltimore that he has
visited the city for the special purpose of c"rng I'M
PEDlMENTS OF SPEECH, and all other defects in
the voice. He has in his possession testimonials of
the highest responsibility aesng the signal success
which has attended his labors, and would be most
happy TO exhibit them TO any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor to call.
mis- residence for the present is at the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where he be seen at any time
between the hours OF 10, A. Nj. and 4, PM
90 DR.. MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
if requested.
BALTIMORE, October 9th ls45.
DR.. JOHN MAYS, Globe Inn, Baltimore st.
Sir: ! cannot permit you to leave the city with
out rendering, in form, my sense of obligation
for the benefits derived from your treatment, by two
of my sons, aged % and 10 years, who for long pc
riOd have been afflicted with all uncomfortable habit
Of stumnering-which, with every precauti II they
were canable Of adopting, appeared TO be steadily on
the increase.
All difficulty Of uttcrance was well nigh overcome
after their first intervGwaRd such, with very slight
and occasional exceptions, has continued to be the
case, to the present time, period of nearly weeks.
I know nothing of your system Of cufe-hut the
confluence in its h0TonGhncss entertained by my sons,
from first to iGstcOnnected with the facts .at have
come under my Observation-Disclosures me 20 oit+r You
this testimony to your success, III The firm belief OF
It's general efficacy. Very respect uliy ami truly,
o3O lw OSMOND G. TIFFANY.
WBAiNTTNG. The most splendid eAnibiuon OF
II PAINTINGS ever offered in Baltimore, may be
seen at No. 2O5 Baltim re street, over Compbes
Jeweiry Store The exhibition consists Of the celc
brated Painting of La Belle Nature, which has been
euo.zed by gentlemen OF taste and learning, more
than any other picture that has been offered in The
States. The subject is young Femile ssated in a
richly decorated apartment, just rising from bath
and wipng her foot with Il napkin. Though the
figure nearly in state of nudity the position such
TO create indicate impression in the spectator,
who is rather struck with a sentiment of admiration
and respect eprcssve Of every nnchase or ind9licae
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ie3g- eotf Corner of &. Baltimore and High s,s

rgyO COUNTRY niE6CHANTS, We will
Il punctually and honestly attend to all orders
from the country, when accompanied with the cash
and proper directions, for such the following art
cIes, aud all Others in the SOCK and STATIONERY
line; Family Bibles, with the hpocrypha, Concord
ance, Psalms and Records, at from . 50 50; Al
MANAGES, Comic, Farmers, s. at from 81 to 81! cents
dnz.: Steel Pens from % cts to -.2J per gross;
Writing Paper, from III 10 $50 pr am; Inks. hlk
h,ne and ren different sizes at from 81 cts. 10 ? %
dozen; States of all Sizes Soap stone, from 90 cts
10 - a., and common from 80 cts. 8 50 per doz
Slate Pencils from IL! to 80 cts. per 100 All other
articles in proportion. SckIa Books, Sunday Schou!
do. very cheap. 70" Books on Farming, Mechanics,
Holses, Cattle, sc. Direct your orders u
ID. OWkN s. son, booksellers s. S.atiOpers,
No. lf6 Baltimore street,
90 I'd door asst of Calvert-st.
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MAITsTA RS BALsAM OF Wild CHERRY

AATTSTA RS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
w '.1ksre !, no sTch thing as fau' in the history
ofthis wonderful BALSAM. Evidence the most Goa
vincIpg-eYidencc that no one douN-fuIty estab-
shcs this fact. For the sake of hrevty select the
following from thousands.
Isaac Ptatt, Esq Editor Of the Po'keepsie Eagle.
one OF the most Influential papers In the state Of New
York. states under the authority Of his that
young Indy, relative OF his, of very delicate conso
tution was attacked in February, 1872 with sever
cold, which Immediately produced splitting OF blood,
cough fever, ard other dangerous and alarming syn
toms. Through medical treatment and care she par
tally recovered during SUMMER. But the return q
winter she was attacked more violently Than at frrN
she became scarcely able 10 walk, and troubled
with cough, chii!s and fever every day and appeareS
TO be going rapidly with Consun pi0n; az this time,
when there sign of Improvement, Mr.. Plat
procured a bottle OF WlSTAR'S BALSAM or WILD
CHERRY, which she took, and it seemingly restored
her. She got second, and before half taken.
she was restoredto perfect heaAh, which she has
joyed 10 the present t'me without the hghtest ay
toms of her former disease.
MI Plat says ''thc under my oSn obses-
vatoa, aud cannot he mistaken as to the facts "
{I3-Ai. orders must be addressed to ISAAC BUTTS,
% Ann ST., New York.
For sale by g. K. TYLER, corner Of Baltimore and
High SITS. Baltimore. and r. 9. PATTERSON, Wash
mgton, d. C., and by most Of the Druggists in Mary
land and the District of Columbia. m5-iuth1
NSOLY hNp PAPERS MADE OUT and all
information given IN reasonable terms. judgments
of and II n"nths purchased. Cash to loan out from
Sj 10 S5ODO Grid, Silver, leWelty, OF ever dtscrp
uon, merchandise, SC, purchased at alt times, Apply
ut LEWIS +. SCOTfI'S Int lIigenCe office,
s9 lC Exchange Place,
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NNR. CHRIsTTE's GALVANIc

h' chhisTIE,s M Ga u AZ JErjr r,1In
Dr. A. H. CHRISTIE, the original patentee and
inventor of these celebrated articles, feels it duty to
the pubic lest they be deceived in purchasing
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS. d.. Christie wishes the
citizens Of Baltimore and all other places where his
discovery has been inr0duced To understand that he
in no manner recognises any of the articles sold I'M
dor the name of 'GanVanic Rings, &C" unless they
are connected with his name, and sold by his rho
rizrd AGENT Dr.. Christie takes the responsibility to
further" assert that these limitations of his discovery
possess no beneficial effect whatever. An persons,
therefore, who are suffering from any OF the ianIl
maiadies cOmprehended under rheumatism in all lis
forms, nervous complaints no matter how chronic
severe in ch1racte' are requested to apply at the
only place in Baltimore where The genuine Gavan c
Rings aud their notifications can he obtained, viz OF
SETH !. HANCE, ltS Baltimore street.
OIL And corner OF Charles and Pratt sts
bSAMILy AND FANCY HARDWARE,
e. sc. SC. llouaekeepers and new beginner, will
find il greatly to their advantage to examine our cE
tpnsive assortment Of housekeeping WARES before
purchasing. Thty CONSIST IN part of-Fea Trays ana
Waters; fine ivory aud common Knives and Forks
English aud American BRITANNIA WARE; Ger
man siIvcr plated, iaplnned and panished Block Tin
Wares Kitchen Furniture; Wooden and Willow
War; BRUSHES and every variety of new aud
useful GoD' s, suitable for House nj tlote keepers
E9-Cahlngue- giving full description Of the arti
Giles for sale by Us always an hand
JAAFS CDRTLAN & SON,
! nj IL Raiimorcst., ID door East Of Harrison
pDOGERx' DIAMOND CitMnNT.
{ ma For mendng Glass, China, Mantle Ornament.
&c.. so that the crack is scarcely percepbe, and wa
ter or fire will not have any effect nponi For sal
( only by T. T Ri)GERS. Druggist,
Corner of Howard aud Marion, and
| jaS-eoIy Howard and Madison sts., Bait.
| RH j TOBIAS ~ CO.'S WATCHES
| lVa new inv0lce Ut these celebrated Watches ju
received. AIsn some very fine Anch Levers an
Gold lIepinrs. with general as.,tlment OF Jrwelr
| for sale low by GABRIEL. ID. CLARK,
Dgt Water 4. III door from Calvert
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M Office rs HEREBY GIVEN TO the cred
~ itors Of Ivan HAMILTON, an lnsoIyent debt
Or to present their claims prior 10 the 9Th day Of Au
gust last, properly authenticated, to either OF the un
designed on or before The lst day of January next:
And all persons indebted to the said Hamilton, prior to
said 9Th day of August last, are requested to make
immediate payment of the same to
JOS j. GRIFFITH, Permanent Trustee, or
ORYILLE HORN ITZ,
nj paw|w Attorney at Law.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-04

AMyANTED. Thirty families and number of
Wv single h nds, both male and female acquainl-
ed with the various branches ofthe cotton manufacture,
will be wanted at the Mount Vernon Factory about
the first of January, 1876.
Several large respectable Families, unacquaint
ed with The business would also be employed. he
Factory is entirely and built upon the most mo-
dem plan. Situated on Jones' Fails, about one mile
from The city of Baltimore. The dwellings are also
all new, handsomely located and arranged for the
convenience of the families who may occupy them
PERSONS IN want of desirable situations will do well
10 call upon GAMRILL, CARROLL co.
o2g eoft at Mount Venom,
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

n HckIm DUNCAN has removed his Odic,
cd from No "a N. Charles street to No 81 NortI
CALVERT STREET. O2S Sn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-04
- tRTTNE's LOTION OR LlNAmENT.

ST p,ur,s sTRrEr o4 Po3iIlhtw
FH7EJ PLATE, sHGh ICON,
COPPER WIRE, Sc &C.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, Six, and extra sizes
200 boxes L"atrd, for Roofing, l4x2o, OF best Char
COIL hrHuds
go bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEEr IROS-ail die importation.
%, 0N0 lbs HraLirrs COPPER, assorted
30 casks 'rluitnn SHEET ZINC -.
300 bundles Rrgut aud anrraled lhON WiRE
80 ROLLS SHEET LEAD. q TO lbs.
30 pigs Bancn TIN; 100 plates s'PEl.TER
Al O, Pig and Bar tR Al, BAR Tin, sc.
ib5- full stock of Tuners Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes, T!nned and Iron Rivets, Timed Copper, &c
For sale OF liberal Urms nv
L. PRATT 4 BROTHER,
a25 6nif ~ and % \. Charles street
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COAL! COAL! COALm!

yR1IiE Subscriber has on hand and is daily receiv
IA ing, a large supply of ANTHRACITE COAL
of the most superior quality, and Is prepared TO sup
ply his customers and the public with article which
he knows will prove satisfactory i'll every respect.
He has on hand "C0abrook" (Baltimore Company 5
Coa), "Good Spring Creek'' Coal, "Butler's" Coal,
aud from other approved mines, and has made ar
rangemehts this season have his Coat broken AMI
screened with much and in manner superior 10
any he has heretofore seen 'Lump," "Graie,''
"Egg'' anu ''Nut" sizes, will be Delivered at the low
est market prices for the ton OF 224O lbs.
~ Orders left at the following places will receive
prompt attention
CHAUNCEY BROOKS, SON & co.
B. F. GARDNER, No. 27a Baltimore street.
FRANKLIN GARDNER, No. l95 Baltimore ST.
FIG. HUNT, corner of Gay and Alsquith SIS.
At the subscribers DWELLING, Fayette street,
second doOr west OF Pine, or at the YARD, spring
Gardens foot of Eutaw street. -
se3O eo3m PETER FAHNESTOCK.
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tnNo Tina rUn.k.. JLAEe

fHNO Tuh. E'UhLk.. JyLEr "a. WY
| u leave Ia inform the puhc ., nsraIiy nottoe
foGRd bSs pTeys1 ckiorS with GH tie rlost,ursg Of
| "ny ~ many puns in newspaper advt rusing avta
Which bear "a Sc and fictitious names, and ia 30
catee decorate themselves AZ Doctors, or Cherni
when the Truth =, they hardy know the meaning
the words.
NY NYMPH OR INDICATED SOAP, Arb
EAU DIVINE DE VENUS to render Sbe skin soft
and far.
ny DEPILATORY POWDER to remove the ~
perhouS haiE tom the face.
Ny EAU LU5TRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
"eTla'n X, t"ntaiVe flon Baldne =.
My VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE for
SGJtnaeo,@fy changing Gray or Rcd Ha.Y sG4ui-
lite fine BIak, Brown or Chpsnut color
My CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, which IL
highly approved of-a person Gan shave with THE
grpaert ease and cnmfuyt.
Nv UNRIVALLED ROSE TOOTH PASTE,
which is universally sought afcr for the pearly white
gives 10 the teeth w'hout The slightest injury
OCT canton the puhllc, will z uTdnts To- the
chaser that each article pOasssrs ire pre- perues
scribe IN the above, under forfeit OF rrIuriag the
money IF it faiis Will Lhs~e pirate 40 much
hor the quality Of their artic ~ ~ far as thi5 10
secure the p9hc against in'p"r't!'m F"y sate whole
sale 0T retail at JULES 'VEL'S.
Practical Chemist and PCIfimer, 46 S THIRD ct.
below Chssant street.
Aud for sale in Baltimore BY the following Agents
V. ". Robinson, corner Gay and Saratoga Streets j..
Bnnry, 25G Baltimore atreri; Mortimer & MOwhray,
Baltimore and Charles street,; Tho. r. Harrison, 2
Baltimore st; F.. Pckey Il Sone, 2I1a Baltimore ST.
4. Cr0ycum, IN Baltimore ST.; Cob man * Rodgers,
10 Baltimore 81; : e. Winchester, l65 Baltimore
St; Z. Hale, III Baltimore ~ J. NJ i,arOqhe Bald
more and Harrison sis JAS. r. he hacOuT, $50 Bait
more ST.; NJ. i. Thompson, Howard and Fayette sts,
g. 7. Rodgers, Howard 81. 'ei0w fayCtte; } W. 3as
ry n Gu. Baltimore and Pearl ats ol4u;hsm3m
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ID | T. d,

sRrrsR BAGS Up THE EXCHANGE READING ROoN5,
Por RaVana-iirig Midas, with despatch.
For Rio de- Jaugr0--BIig Ado, soon.
For River La Plaie-Schr Fame. lew days.
MARIN ELlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ls4a.
SROMrHE ExCH,SGE KEAUING-kOou Hoo.
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YNEPOr OF Fi.ENCH MILLINEK

HNEPOp OF FisENCH MIElINEkT
III GOODS, No. 2al BALTIMORE ST., -FOUR
DOORS EAST or CHARLES STREET
SALMONS Sbf.dLL have just received from New
YORK by The late Packets from Europe aud are now
opening their Stock of Fail Millinery Goods, consist
ing entirely Of French importations, and comprising
all the
New and magnificent styles OF Paris RIBBONS
Fashionable Bonnet VELVETS, SILKS aud SATINs
Mciles, FIounces. Grapes, Lsles. 1arletons
Paris FEATI Frs anu Artificial PI.ON Frs
Thread, silk and Gymrure hACEs, EDGiNGS, and
INSERTINGS
Cap and Veil Nets, Velvet Bonnet Trimmings
Demi Thread Wells and Thread Lace CAPS
F0unr atoms Leno, Wire, Chip and Glue
and every article in the Millinery line at the lowest
New York wholesale prices
30 cases Braid aud Suaw BONNETS, suitable for the
Fall trade. o3-ln SALMON SMALL.
GNOaL -COAI.-COAL. GEESE & SONS
a COAL YARD Spears Wharf, whore may ne
had at the lowest cash prices, ANrHRAClTEC COAL
in all varieties, selected from the best mincs-amOng
which are:
f t~ n, company's per ton Of Crate,
LISyd TsD AMI Buffers. a24o lbs Nuli sizes:
or in the lump. For sale by the cargo single ton.
Orders left At the yard, at our counting roor, viii
be promptly attended 10. GEESE SON,
sell 6mt COmmerce-st. Wharf.
CARPETS! CAR@ETs!i CARPETS"
~ Persons about purchasing CARRIE IL tor the
winter, viii find handsome assortment Of all the va
riOus kinds and qualities at the NEW CARPET
WAREHOUSE, as BALTIMORE STREET, near Tri-
Tz-FLO0R OIL CLOTHS, in widths suitable for
Store Rugs, sc, (o2i-2wl T.. N. CONRADF.
6SHLOisENE TOOTH POWDER. This Is
va most excellent article for cleansing and whiten-
ing the teeth, healing spOngy and diseased gnfas and
punryin the breath. Try a boX-it needs no o,heE
recUnlm endat0n. Price IS cents.
e. X. TYLER,
lam ptf of nd iyh-
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w A N T S .

ENANTED-A good Tin and Sheet iron work
w er, to go to Norfolk, Va. Apply TO
f.. PRATT Il BROTHER,
n4-3t* Nos. 81 and 20 South Charles street.
SITUATION WANTED-By young Man,
~ as apprentice to some good mechanical business
he can come well recommended. Apply to
nd l.. f. SCOTTI, 10 Exchange Place.
d., ITUATION WANTED-By young Man
~ either in agrocery, flour commission store, or
any other respectable mercantile business, where he
could make himself useful to his employer The best
of references can be given. Apply to
nj l.. I. SCOTTI, 10 ENchaMge Place.
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SURGICAL X DENTAL InsTkU MENTs
~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures and Keep
constantly on hand, a general assortment OF Insru
ments, AT No. Al Sill ,kP STREET. se94-3m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

NEw Mys'c.-6iiIiet has Published at his Muac
Saloon, go BroadeaE, Tie Peace cfl4or1e. ce,a-
posed by Caasles Benedie, pof;.. by : ;sdiey,
Esq; viii love thee to ihe last, s'aE,, sung h.
Mr.. Frazer written by Casries j. :ffies; Mounts
Quickstep,' composed b. Z. $. Saroni f r the New
York Brass Band.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
tons in lis support.

THr SAcRrp FLORA or Flowers from the GreTe ct Chd
By HESRY BACON Miniature edition p7 itV
FAsIrs OF FIoRA Edited by Hiss s G EDGAaToS ?lii)
Rt>tGg: A. TompkInS and g. h. 3lrssey Lowell: fo~es
* Basey.
We have a;raady spoken OF these beautiful little
volumes, in receiving them from publisher IN
this CITY, and shall therefore say that Mr.. b.
cons is transcript, in alternate prose and verse
of,hc emotions OF his heart on the occasion OF
the loss of dear child. Ye; it IS not record
of e:ef and despair but Of consolations ard hopas
springing up in his soul uuder the aoothiag lntl-
ences of an ardent admiration OF and sympathy
with Nature, and still more profound and che
riahaa love for ard tsustin God. To'he berear-
ed, but especially beresved parents, this little
xork must be treasure
Miss Edsartons volume is devoted 10 brei II
lus.raions of various Flowers, both naturally and
as peeiicsly designated emb!sms respectively OF
certain passions, emotions or qualities, followed
by appropriate and graceful fables In verse, N
part from her own pen, ethcrs borrowed from "
Ianphorne. to bloom with added grace IN me
b ipht pa.,e!re to which she has transPiantedi
them. They appeal especially to thc young ava
Imaginative, and by iaem will be read with &C.
light.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

u Hon. GEo. P MAssH's address before ths
New EosIani Society last Annirerssry has jast
been BEAUTIFULLY issued BY n. W. Dodi. /, is lhe
most eloquent vindicatioa OF essential Protestant
ism ever written,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

Prose and Verse; is avery neat compilation fror,
the Writings of nativ n RESIDENTS Of Charleston,
c.. recently issued as sof, of sober giit-bool,
for the present season. Among the writers thur
drawn upon, we remark The names of
LIsshs Ies9le. Wa,higeion Alon, Tho; 9. Griu,ke.
e Gpss psss e6y ed ss facney @af "s T. poe pSlaa
8 Elliott, IL. D. George S Bryaa. as.W. Simmons,
ard many Others wei worthy niche in the tsr,.
pc Of American Literature. There a;c much
better things in the voIamc, but We choose tee
iolosiDg because unbackncyed by quotation and
because the subject IS Caro.iaian:
SUMTER.
RI JAMES W. SIMMONS.
WHEN CaroiiSa's hope grew pale,
Before the British liens tread
And freedoms sigh, IN every gale,
Was heard above her mariyred head
When from her mountain nights, subdred,
In pride Of place forbade 20 sosr,
Her eagle banner, quenched iu blood,
Lay sullen on III irdigaan, shors,-
Breathing revenge invoking doom,
Fyrsni! upon thy purple hast;
When sil stood arapt in steadfast gloom,
And silence hrooded DER her coast
Stealthy, as when from thicket dun,
The indlau springs upon Ills DOW,
Uprose, South MouOr, my warrior. son,
Ard headlong darted on the foe.
Not in the pride of war he came,
With bugle note ard banner high,
Ard nodding plume, and steel Of flame,
Red battles gorgeous blszonry
With followers few, but undismayed,
Each change and chance of iate wiihstood,
Beneath her sunshine and her shade
The same heroic brotherhood
From secret nook, in other land,
Emergicg feet along the pine,
Prone down he rush'd before his band,
Like eagle, on the British line!
Cdtawba bas waters smiled again,
To see her Sumter's scul in arms;
And, issuing from each glade and glen,
Rsk:nded by wars fierce aarlns,
Thropeed hundreds ;hro' the solitude
OF the wild forest, 10 the cell
OF him whose spirit, unsubdued,
Fresh impulse gave TO each, 20 ali.
By day the burning sands they ply,
Night sees themln the fell raY;ne;
Familiar to each followers eye,
The tangled brake, the hall OF green.
Reused bv their tread from covert deep,
Springs the gaunt wolf, and iies-whe near
Is heard, forbiddpg thought of sleep,
The rafting serren;s sound OF fear
Before, or break of carly morn,
Or fox looks out from copse or close,
Before The hunter winds his horn,
Sumter's already or his fees
He beats them back beneath the flame
Ofvalor qualipg, or the shock;
And carved at length a heros name
Upon the glorious Hanging Rock
And time that shades rsears the wreath
Where glory binds The soldiers hfow,
Kept bright her Sumcr's fame in death,
His hour OF ofproudestuiumph-nov.
And re'er shall tyrant tread the shore
Where Sumter bled, nor bled in vain;
A thousand hearts shall break before
They wear h' oppresscr's bonds again.
Oh! thy sons forget
The mighty Lessons taught by thee;
Since,-treasured up the eIeraal debit
Their watchword is-ihy memory.
'Thc Charleston Book is a neat l2mo Of 4O4
pages. Is. Hart, Charles;on, s.. c. New-Yoik
E. Kearney 272 Pearl.st)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

fy THE PaocEEpiNGs of The National Con'eh-
ton Of Farmers and Gardeners and Friends OF Ag'i
culture. held at the American institute in October
last. have been published in neat Pamphlet Of %
ircuding the Addresses delivered on tbe occasion
by Gen. Jalimadse, Dr. d. p. Gardner, ana |. b.
wakeman, Corresponding Secretary OF the A5as.l- p.
can institute also, the Oficia! Address and Reso-
ln,;ops m Of the Convention itself. The address OF
Gen. Tsllmadge wc haze already published a, a,
length. We see ia the others much that We would
Ike 70 copy butpressng demands upon gu! column
forbid. The panphls, should be widely circulated
DEyorIo.sL FAmILr BIRLE.-R. Martin q
CO. edition OF Fletcher's Devotional Famil Bible
psrtI has madei,s appearance. I'more than fri.
6s the expectations excited by the prospectus and
is in every respect superb work. Fer sale ut 70
John-strset.
.sgHAarER's ILLuasSArEp PicroElAL BIBLE
Nc. XVII. is as beautifully printed and We 'hirk
more happily illustrated :haa the earlier numbers.
/, brings down the sacrsd TeSt'o Chap. xAin' Of
IT, Kings