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BE8ILLKAAr CUEgHfl.CIwEET at
Nool Jarviss Buildings, n, rih ST., Patelroster
ROW. WIN. ". HARRISON
HAS RECEIVED
Gr@ham's Magazine for November Price % cts.
The Ladies' stional Magazine for Nov. lS} cts.
treemont's Expedition 10 Oregon and q Q Rocky
MUu9tGins durue so. ai3 and a. Price 30 cents.
The Ia"y. y Surrd Novel II, cents.
The lIolsr Tn ct l2l cents.
The Only Dughtrr-by G'ci- oj cents.
Mansfield grk--ly Mis- Austin % cents.
Ncatl.uil. q new uarrl--br Miss Core. - cents
The SUR Water Cure-a Humorous WutN-En-
tell bed with r!ua-atmeS. p ccuts
The iuudpa Pictorial Times and News, , dates
London Punch, yer steamer Great Hiiilm.
81 lha New YORK ard Philadelphia papers ots
e-,TcG-n-y!ANn uOOEs. SHUTTERS 7-E
- WlEpuN fEAMEe--Fnr sale low at
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az ANTED-A BOY 10 tic tin business hp-
w ply immed!aleyto
ALFRED II. REP,
a30-tf No. 1875 Baltimore street.
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80 ssl,AaSsrra, TIN WARE.
hsIE&3 E.ht The undersigned continues m tn.r.
sNRsER /zlI! uacturc and has or Lrnd llyrn a. .
EsM 4E sotiment OF TIN WARE, which he
GlsAf al o;ieis ny Wholesale and retail, at
5lh No 40 SOUTH CALVERT ST.
az wi BALTIMORE.
~ AN Gt3' TIN & SHEET IRON WORK
= -.zs.s4l.s;;sssss made 10 order, by
WILLIAM WALLACE.
N. D. Row!and's Patent COFFEE BOILERS for
safe as above. stj 2m
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ENXCUBSiON TO TIE EXHIBITION OF
M THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, PHiLADEL-
PilAI which commences on TUESDAY NEXT,
2Dth inst, and will continue two weeks.
The Philadelphia, Whining
ESi.sassn sS ton and Baltimore Rail Road
ssi.3s,Igs-:5 K7,.kaEk. Company, and the CITIZENS
H.. r UNION LINE, will issue tick
cts tor The ROUND TRIP 10 Philadelphia and return the
NEXT DAY, at 81, including admission to Exhibition.
tR5~ Those wishing to visit the Institution, will
please apply at the Office, Pratt street Depot, at
HoWly'S wharf, for EXCURSION TICKETS, other
wise the regular fare will be required.
6lS lPR A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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LsfrfR BAGS Up At THE EXCHANGE READING Rooa,
For Havre--Ship Megunticook, with des palch.
For Havre-Ship Alexander, with despatch.
Tor Bremcn-Shp Schiller, 25th inst
For Bremen-Ship Luise, with despatch.
FoRiver LA Plate-Bdrque Coneiia, Nov. l.
For Havana-Brig Midas, with despatch.
For River La Plale-Schr Fame, few days.
For Nassau, P-Schr Emily rnonp'oi, 2Jth inst
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II NNIsLF NIIl'tbttN. htaulliul assOTlmcnt
-E Of ROGERS, GRAVES, and other make Ivory
handle KNIVES and FORKS, in sets OF 81 and 81
pieces Also, Table and Desert Knives and Forks,
i'll dozens; Table and Desert Knives for Silver Forks,
and an assortment of Beef SiCerS, Game Carvers,
Pen and Pocket Knives; also, large supply o. Buck,
wha'ebone, horn, self-up'd, sham, Ebony, white and
black bone Table and Tea Knives and Forks. For
sale al the old established Furnishing Warehouse of
JAMES CORTLAN n SON,
OF IL baltimore ST., 2d door East sf Harrison
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%SOMEVHISG NEWI The attention Of the
- Ladies is respectfully called 10 aH examination
of beautiful assortment Of new style Zephyr Worst
! ed SCARFS, a beautiful afcle, which viii be sold
very low. JAMES COEURN,
Ul8 No. 1913 Baltimore street, Bait.
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Lottery and Exchange Office of
EMORY < co,
1t No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md.
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IN PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER.
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~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures ana keelss
constantly On hand, general AZ Grment If lusii,-
W'ui~. ~ No. y! SHARP STREET ssg4-:}al
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clio No. 10 Exchange Place.
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ANOTHER HusHUs-A fresh pate-dgger, translator, and
prophet has arisen in the Wcs Whether he Of the Smith
family the account says not but certainly he is of the Joe
Smith genus-only ga little more So" The is this
lot of brass plates hearing marks of antiquity have recently
been brought to light in Burlington, Wisconsin II appears
that certain man, who has for time past believed him
self inspired had revealed to him that by digging under
certain tree ne would find vessel containing plates with in
scnpons relating to the abongnes of the country He
codng selected three of his neghbo dig the appoint
ed place, who Gas they arm after carefully examining the
ground to be that had been disturbed dug the
depth Of several feet and found last the said vessel which,
after being exposed to the air. crumbed pieces exposing
three plates of BRASS covered with characters of the meaning
Of which they entirely Ignorant but which the prophet
has since translated The language from the translation pur-
ports to be that Of king chief describing the destruction
of his whole people and the places where they persisted
Several persons have been to the prophet and many
them after seeing the plates believe them genuine Whether
this will resolve itself into Momonsm, become the
of Sect is matter Of speculation In either case it
will find adherents The world is full Of dupes and il
pupors be the work of Divine revelation and backed by
the testimony Of three honest men, stands good chance
being successful. Sun.
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NTAIlONERY--The extensive assortmehtto be had
~ OF W. FrscusS, next 10 the corner a. sh street and Pa
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Extracts FROM THE USrrED SERVICE MAGAZINE, for
September, ls45, enclosed IN The preceding letter.
1.-THE warhatche dug up between the American Union
and ourselves which later happen our North
American colonies particularly Canada will be in jeopardy for
sudden immediate place them in respect
able posture Of defence We have extensive and naked
frontier side but thnly peoped, and that by dissf
ectcd The few harbors possess the lakes not
defended We have navy, unless two three worthless
steamers be considered protect the growing from
tier Of Upper Canada The Canadas little more than
the bare frontier excepting part Of Canada Eas the back
settlements yet but newly sprung into existence and
would as easily fall prey to invading army they would
by DOING prove the ruin Of that portion Of the coons
upon whom alone dependence can be placed
Gross the line into the States territory and we find nu
merous population Of hardy md accnazed backwoodsmen
TO whom the rifle has been "a limb from boyhood with an
instructive genius for bushfghtng, natural love Of danger
and excitement and inherent hatred to any thing and
every thing bearing the name of British.
The population Of that part Of the Union bordering upon
our possessions outnumbe The MIXED population Of the Ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08
KNApP'S INDIAN STRENGTHENING
PIAST TER

NHESE Pas;ers prepared for pains weakness in the
i back breast side or limbs Rheumatism Bruises Spoins
Nc and for Ashmatic Affections, Group III Children. they
will in give immediate aud soothing relief.
They will also b. found highly beneficial for complaints of
the Liver. Lung> and Kidney.
Persons Of ssd"uary habits whose business requires them 20
stand much who b. troubled with weakness the
chest pain the side breast will find relief by
wearing of these plaS,ers.
With regard the efficacy OF these Plasers, nothing need
be said they carry with them their recommendation
and the price being ,kaby low, sufficient induce
mcnt for those afflicted 20 give them trial
The proprietor confident by the great and increasing de-
mand Tor these Pasers the popularity which they have Oh
tanned solely by their merits aud the universal sltiiC
non they have giyen that they decidedly superior any
other in
No pains spared making them adhesive and plieble
possible and rendering them free all those objections
wh Oh of complaint the ordinary Pas,ers OF
the day.
These Pasers need but Trial give every satisfaction
desired.
be and ask for kSAPP'' INDIAN STRENGTHENING
PLAsrEr aud that his signature the back Of EACH
other
Made only by 2. g. KNAPP and sold wholesale and retail
at his medicine warehouse No G2 iudsoastee door
below kngseet Newell or Also for sale by the Druggists
generally. Price ~ aud 1877 cents each (lstpl mi ~
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BOARD.
HOTELS,
sHAKsPEARE HOTEL.

CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUANE-SrS.. y. Y.
1A The subscT her respectfully informs the public that
"S he has leased the ahov- establishment and is now PIE
spared 20 accommodate them with Board and Lodging,
moderate terms IL has been put the thorough
ana complete Icr painted aud IIed with additional
furniture and ne Will rot. aSuu what he intends 10 do
but Solci the travelling community 10 visit and give him
a and Judge for themselves that the establishment under
his deserving Of the patronage OF the public.
The location BENG GENITAL to business offers nducemc
merchants from ne country from w retired situation unsuF
passed by other house the city Terms, 81 per day
per week IN proportion.
The subscriber hcRs call the attention Of PARTIES. thar
the Assembly Room viii BE- let tho@ giving Balls and
Concerts or the remaining Of the SEASON and that the
Will shortly b. complete and fitted
magnificent style lie Their calls the attention of the pro-
tescnai gentlemen Of the law that his tor erbitraorS
and referees has uHc alteration aEd that he IS ready 10
accommodate them reasonable tcrms-whIch viii be seen
By his regulation OF room hire.
y. B.-A select number of Permanent Boarders Will be
mas SIN MINORD s THRESHER
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Col PIERRE vxs CoRrL.SpT
fully coacur in the above opnlcn:

Mr.. ISAAC BcrTs:
Sir: he high estimation in which Wistars Blam Of Wild
Cherry held nothn: than Having Its
beneficial effects in my family believe to be yalua
bic IN OF lnciaIent Consumption. -,
Nv WIFE constitution naturally feeble IN the lall
took cold which affected rer lungs producing
Ssng cough and hoaTseness so that she could with diff
Guilty speak
physicians became alarmed hs situation, told her that un-
preached would be not likely the warm weather became
cold At The time he some medicine 20 take which
tended 10 lessen her fever but still hsT OUCH, HOARSt.-
NESS aud RAISING OF BLOOD continued about the
same time this alarming OF the disease procured
f- bottles OF ars Balsm Wild Cherry. which she be-
Gun 10 take using bottle could perceive little or
no benefit from -because she had become far reduced by
this einaciating disease but prevailed her continue
use though freely confess hoping against hope
Before the second bottle gone thtu sht there
relief and she ptrSevrred IN il till she had taken or
bottles: and now the gratifying result Is PERt Ell
RESTORATION ~ her usual health. Not one OF those
alarming symptoms have rapItar and should do myself
injustice did fully aud earnestly recommend TO others
who may be IN similar situation.
Respectfully your friend, w. II. NASt.
Z. VI Swift Esl District Attorney OF DntChess owiteS;
February 3. 1875
am acquainted with Col W. II. N,se, OF Armenia, who is
man utl-and his Of facts entitled 10 full
credit Further know that the health Of his wife seaty
improved. T. NJ SWIFT.
Again we say. call and see the ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS.
The fully prove that this Basam the only reliable remedy
PAINS plkncss of the Chest aud Lungs Coughs Colds
Liver Complaint incipent Consumption Asthma OF one To
years standing Raising of Blood and every disease
duced by cold and changing climate
Remember certificates aud statements OF cures are in
ALL CASES STRICTLY True.
Principal Office - Ann.st but sold b. Druggists in all parts
of the country. 81 6m1
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A!cHAR6 FISHER, Jr. wATcu-MAKER and

q AlCHARD FISHER, Jr. MATCHMAKER and
r, a JewelIer s now prepared to sell Watches al
tail lower than any other house in the city IA
he constantly receiving all descriptions direct from the
manufacturers in England, France and switzerland he ia
enabled 10 offer a very large assortment Of Gold Watches
from SIS 10 500 each; Silver do. from So 10 $40 each
all warranted to Keep good time or the money returned-
Also very good of JeweIy and Silver Ware
very low " Second hand Watches and old Gold and
Silver taken IN exchange or bought for cash. Watches
Clocks Music Boxes and Jewelry repaired In the best
ncr and warranted by experienced workmen low any
other house IN the city. RICHARD FISHER, Jr. importer
OF Watches and Jewelry, wholesale and retail, No. 33I
Broadway Nev-fork, few doors above the City Hos
p,al (niG RICHARD FISHER. Jr.
ChSD" TpHRbs 70 S5soat smITH,s. corner l Of
Bowery and Division street who IS selling OFF 70 suit new
retaired a usual Enhance No. u Bowery. laf Pm
u Siasuac,afer Of Tie YEAR Ct oCxs would respect
pogemeBt and decided advantages these Clocks have over all
0Y tmc-keele;S no" 10 They Narrated 10 rua
noy toT sale a. iOg FuItoa.s,rset New-York.
The motpG produced b. weights in the 30 day Cl9ek
The ow9 CT s sSa Is . p rrdea n Clock
and mad 70 REIN regularity N rs NOTICE Sy WIN You
arrangement al the escaremet aHd 1eId1 IN, Add bsf
oo at he Clock yo EeIesi;e siit S ,,, rcd Il r,yore.
thfse times AID half one way ara te ,s Ingenious ard
the other Al the nPrer end OF The roo ~ The sseap-rpt
Tneh II ca'Ghrs ana -, H. ball. aided by its
he spflng ihea rae, :% Is continued the sseapement
eavlty aEa ths IoafY 10 IN stLer clocks This ball Is
soTiioh- 'e f.rasF arlEatss By which IT'S rotary
motion IS regulated There s ie 9s poa wtps hich |.
hGs 70 a Jrirr d lie gete Tse ".e IA. on u,
no'lAy1 ard each turn CT IL produces an exact
thread 81 s % or the which be
10 he sla feaa q i,is se oiS sf ,s swe
Gf &c e. s. iI TRS Whole Sf a,. aeS
ean@fs i,es il helieTsd entire uniformity OF mo-
non the soDs H.. .ta f;e,;,e &c III. eo,nunon r-u
WIZ va3!ed The rToluf6ns Of iir ball found 6y
auia I,,,sot md observation 20 he isoehtopal. .,
s Coes GOT Put cut Of beat easily III eqeiFes no on
on ,ego1tions the swing wheel 60 times less or IA
r o.ds i years ms king YeyolEi.onS ~ me,
Snci Or second p.adu.um Ccek dces year. Ia set
weight Of pouuds keeps motion each paTt OF the ne
md striking rzchHery for q weeks. The hours are struck
b, mean Of rotary hammer. - L.. :;
The certiCstes of tie American Institute shgw nav n
Nsy slf one of ia. weIyemcnih Clocks vss placed VIII
them and thar i, performed IN all respects az ~
The pIce, moderate The public are snsi: 20 ~ sa
examine for Themselves. 'S' 'ss"sH
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
ruE Bnor ANp SHOE WEARr

SfTo THE BOOT AND SHOE WEARING
81 pUBLIC-CALL AND SEE.-fne city 60
Is made calf ssyyed Boots with fair stitch, io- So 80.
uade in the latest and mos, approved style. and w-
ranred 20 siye satisfaction II LUTHER V. MOULTON'S
fashouabie Boot and Shoe store, 9j Broadway Aso.
c-Scrntiou of and Shoes made 20 ogtr Also
assortment ladies and CATERS hall sattrS auskn
PUMPS together with every description OF boys. youths
and chinra boots and shoes rad CATERS hail gaeTs.
And 10 complete the and dress for The feel Of both
sexes and OF all ages there Kept constantly hand Coed
years patent elastic oTezhe when are warranted aot 10 b
come hard ror cosr ttr elasticity; the col dt weather
soften in ary degree Of heat For sale wholesale and re-
All kipa, of rc;airins doge II the woIAna1Ee
aud at short notice - Her ' ~ IL ~
mh7y
VIASaToSABLE BOOT AND SHOE SToRE-GRosS
BETS. l;6 Fulton street. one door EAST OF Broad
WY keep on hand large assortment Of Boots and Shoes
made in the fashionable style and Of the best ma
;eriais
NB-Nlade TO order all descriptions Of Boots and Shoes
Fits warranted and prices low 10 suit the times. 81 ~
JITEl-L TRIED-DAY'S OVER sHOE.S-Jh> bsst ar
W tic erer Esrde-Thelo low ptcs which have rrdGc-
ed these celebrated Over Shoes embracing all cur late improve
meats akp then the cheapest Shoes Tor slorgY walk
ing extsnt Fresh supplies received daily from ccg q
ssr-s 10 suit ever. fashion of Boot ieadd article
Ga hand adapted 10 French boots for sale IN New Ok
Lear Cos $40. House. and Mr.. M c. ST. jobs. orpo
sic ty Hcte Broadway. ~ . iaten Lane every style
o: lGb5ers mar Be fouad n wholesale and retail
HORACE H. DAY,
fla Successor 10 RoxbuFy J. r Co.
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(,nEAr TABLE cUrLERY;-rle subscriber respect

6tHEAP TABLE CUTLERY.-The subscriber respect
Only informs his friends and the public, that he COLI
stanty keeps hsnd, a. his Cheap House Furnishing
Store choice OF Table and Tea Knives, from
IS 81 So 80 per set and Caryers and stees 20 match
and fine OF Pocket and Pen Knives. Alss
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons, and
Tea Pots, Lamps OF various patterns and Sizes &c. &c
A0 Tin and JGpanned Ware and Tea Trays OF various
sizes and qualities. Also, Hardware and Holowware
such Pots, Kettles, etc. Sad!rons, Brass Kettles,
Carpenters Tools, cheap and Of the hest quality such
Planes, Saws Ch!scs Nails, Locks Carpet lacks.
etc. An excellent variety also Of WOODWARD and Baskets
such Tubs, Pals Was-boards Clothes Horses, Wooden
Bowls and Choppng Trays, BrCons Cradles Basket Chairs
French Travelling Baskets, etc. Carpet, straw aud split
Bags etc. Likewise Brushes Of almost every kindCl1th
ard Hair, Scrub and Paint and busting Brushes. Also,
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs, etc.
Please call al Z. Z. JoHSsToSs. 81 Caharine-street,
where you will find excellent assortment, and all very
low. r Il. JOHNSTON, IS Catharine-street.
" e. Toys Of all descriptions, wholesale and retail.
dl5 3my.
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Collections In Mississippi.
CHEVES e. DAVIDSON, Attorneys at Law, Coffee
~ VILE 3iis5i. T. A. CHEVES & \. II. DAVIDSON
viii give prompt attention TO the business Of their profess
sion generally in the Northern and to the collection Of
eign claims, amounting TO I've hundred dollars, and up.
wards, II any part Of the State. Feb. 30. 1915.
REFERENCES.
ns..rs. T T4Els & Ss1 hEo Eli SswTor
SMITH & CARROLL,
u. d. COOPER a. CO. SSey-Or,eans
FELLoWES, JOHNSON & co. }
REED & BROTHER, ,
CAVE & SCHAFFER, SPhIIaaelpha.
Z" GEIGG & ELLIOTT,
"a GOODMAN &c MEANS
1" D. y. PETERSON, Esq. @e'iPHis' Is aTn'
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CROCKFRY WARE.
CROCkEKY. &c.


SIT:
lurort.r and DeAIcr and English
CHINA, GLASS AND /. NEN " ARE,
ls7 Water stse-;, topposiie =. hotsil
Newly ork
Would inform his and the pubic. that sTinE teen
making laFIe additions II has esblsS1oi hr has Cow 70
oifsr them the extensive and complete assortment 81
Goods his line before orsed this country acac
Jag IN addition 10 the above,
Stone Ware, Looking Classes
Clocks, Solar, Astral and Hall Lamps,
Girandoles, Nc. &c. &c.
All of which will b sold favorable those OF
any similar establishment N the United Stairs. Isl
GREENWICH POTTERY
No asl Yves, Eicheenh between 9th and 10Th
THE attention Of the public is called the
L clrs manufactured At this Establishment cous,tn. in
stone Ware Farther Ware,
Portable Furnaces, rlo"tI-fctS
Beer Jugs pFeH-i re,
Chimney TOPS, Green House Co.
Stoye-Bnck, backs SJaInhs te5 grateS
Fire. Brick, flFr eeipeiit ana Clay Sc
As this Establishment Is the oniy OF the kind IN ;he cii
where az the above articles manufactured ana sold Deal
en- are respectfully invited call and they viii be supplied
checper and on better than car be had ii the cy
"a 600 Portable Furnaces hand and ready iT ne
srring trade mT4 SIN WASHINGTON SMITH