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m1O MANUFAC TURERS,

~ W. +IhN
q FARMERS AND OTHERS.
Sculptures PA TENT .4TMOSPHERIC
oLER IND SYRINGE This Article is new and
useful invention to SrcuC convene nee and economy
III the use of OIL. 1t is made of lin, having spring
ny which! The oil can be thrown iStqItaneously 70
those parts "l machinery that cannot be easily reach
cd ny Other cohtIivances and i'll just such quantities
As are needed.
by the present IN lif Of 0ng machinery the looms
of cotton, wo1sn aud other factories, Gu "a aS much
or more oil is wasted than is requisite to keep the
machinery in running order. BY the use Of tie above
instrument rot drop OF oil n ed he wasted and the
facility OF its operation ecOnOmsGs Them lis advan
tages apparent that it has met with universal
approval where introduced, and it will prove advan-
iagc0us to every machinlst and manufacturer to be
provided with them. The saving in oil will soon nav
the price OF it, and the additional cleanliness which it
preserves about machinery, is alone enough to recon-
nerd it, Pure pressed Sperm oil only should be used.
supply hand and for sale, Wholesale and retail by
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Bal mOre street.
no Remember, it is the second Tin Store above
Howard street. jel6-tf
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARK EFT STREET..

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAJL-ST5,
No. l6l, NOW No. Ia6.
THNHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
- customers, that he has completed his FALL ana
WINTER Stock Of CLOTHS, CASSlMEREs and
VESTlNGS, selected with special aud judgment,
from the best markets. comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
G3- Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed in the best Stye and al the shortest notice
Med WILLIAM ROGERS
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LLOYD's Union HOTEL.

LLOlD'S UNION HOTEL.
FNNHE UNDERSIGNED has great pleasure
H. in informing his friends and The public generally,
that he has opened the UNION HOTEL. situated at
the Corner of PRATT and CHARLES STREETS, in
the immediate vicinity of the Rail Road Depot and the
different Steamboat Landings, where he would in the
most respectful manner, solicit their patronage. He
can At all times accommodate Travellers with I.otg-
ings, without meals, or Meals without lodgings, and
his terms will br moderate in accordance with the
times He has spared no expense in the flung up,
furnishing and decorating his h-Llse and lie trusts he
shall be fully reimbursed for his outlay by the liberal
patronage OF an enlightened community. .
UC|' Travellers may rest assured that his arrange
mens are OF such character that his house, they
will find themselves at home.
jnl2-lm THOMAS LLOYD.
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ESRICrIGN MATCHES. We have lust re-
a. ceived fresh supply of Dnnneys Patent Erie
ton Matches, warranted TO keep in any climate, which
we will sell at manufacturers prices.
FREDERICK FICKEY s. SONS,
jelS 800 Baltimore street.
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FEyHAV YELLING DRESSES. We have lust
Il received an assortment of articles for Travelling
Dresses. viz:
hLPACAS, browns. green's. states, fawn, diab, SC.
Grey Pongee; superiine 4 A Brown Linen
French Mernoes; plain Mouslines, SC.
A lot OF cheap W0rsied Paids, for bathing dresses
Silk Oil Cloths, for Caps
A great lot of large heavy WOOLLEN SHAWLS,
Cheap for travelling
Beautiful style Chemisetts French Collars, &c.
Foulard Silks; Nuslins; Ginuhans.
HAMILTON EASTER & co,
iel86t 203 Baltimore street.
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UHANCE'S CANDY, for Coughs and Colds
a d Hoarseness, Sc, contains Hoarhound, Wild
Cherry, slippery Elm, Eecampane, and other ingre-
dients, an,0untngto twenty seven.
Why continue to be afflicted with pains at the lungs
a constant cough and want of sleep hen package
of s. S. HANCE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
HOARHOUND will at once restore YOU; few pack
ages will benefit you in the way Of care when all 9TH
remedies fail. SETH ). HANCE,
corner Charles and Pratt SITS,
MA and lAS Baltimore st.
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ap2i corner East Baltimore and High SITS.


HJOSV'S THE TIME FOR PURCHAS-
~ ING. am still selling Gold Rings 25 cents; do.
Pins So do. Earrings 25; do. Pencils 81 silver Pencils
l2i; do. Thimbes le3; do Shields lsl; Cologne from
cts. 10 81; Needles 3 cts paper Pins; Tapes; But
tons Threads; Cotton hair and cloth Brushes; dinner
and Tea Bells; good assortment OF Britannia Tea
Potts. Coffee do. 81 %; Spoons, Is TO 10 pieces Bri-
tanna Teaspoons l24 set; Table do. 25 Cash Boxes;
Fancy Soaps; Clocks very low; Lard Lamps; Tea
Caddies; Fish Hooks; Match Safes; brass and japan
ned Candlesiicks; Shaving Boxes; spool Stands Bri-
tannia Lamps; Ladies', Sc, all very low.
q. r. VICKERS, No. Baltimore street,
jeff between the Market and the Bridge.
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RPOND'S ITDELIBLE INK. A fresh sup
ND ply of this very convenient and superior INK fol
marking on Linen, SC. without the use OF the wa. h
Just received by FIELDING LUCAS, Jr,
j-:!3 No 10 Baltimore street.
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ENARNI HANDS For Sale. The unde

I'VE This cannot he done unless you have the CIR
CASSIAN COSMETIC, it is the best preparation
known for identifying and promoting the growth of
the hair il removes dandrff, scurf Sc. and is par-
tcuary useful 10 the Ladies, rs il not only prevents
the hair from falling out hut gives it softness and
brilliant appearance, which cant he excelled. For
RED OR GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS, use the
ClRCASSlAN HAIR DYE-it changes the hair 10 Il
beautiful natural looking brown, auburn or black
without staining the skin in the least. Try it-you
will not regret il. Look out for counteriets and pur-
chase of none but advertised agents. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by
SAMUEL REED, Chemist
corner Gay and Saratoga streets,
And ut retail by j. w BARRY,
jel9 I'm corner Pearl and Market sts.
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H EEP COOL! KEEP C00L":
&A WATERWAYS PATENT PORTABLE
PNEUMATIC SHOWER BATH AND
IMPROVED BATHING PAN!
Those ABOUT 10 adopt the healthy practice of Gaiiy
abuIinn, will lind the above the easiest, cheapest and
qtickcst method Of performing the operation.
As an evidence of their superiority and utility. hum
dreds have been sold within the last two seasons.
Another supply Just finished by the manufacturers
and sole proprietors fer Baltimore and Washington.
JAMES CORTLAN x son,
No. lS Baltimore street.
ie20 nearly opposite the Centre Market.
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upRESERyING KETTLES. Enameed,
4 Bell Metal and Brass Preserving Kettles, recent
y imported and for sale low at the Furnishing Ware
house of JAS. CORTLAN x SON,
10 Baltimore at. I'd door East of Harrison.
n3-FURNACES, of every size and kind, always
on hand. lelS
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AUCTION SALES.
rHSRUSTEE's SALE of PROPERTY
"


HHRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY ON
n LOMBARD STREET. By vItue of a Decree
OF Baltimore County Ceu t, sitting 4 Il Court OF Equi.
V, the undersigned VIII offer public sale, on the
premises, at one O'Clock on THURSDAY, the Sd day
. of July, lslj-the LOT and DWELLING
XEEsHA No. 3l3 W. Lombard street. The Lot fronts
EtM % feet on the south sidG OF Lombard ST. and
E-lhAruns back l75 feet to Carpenters alley The
house stands 80 feet back from the street, is Is feet
wide and 81 feet deep, and is built SO as To admit the
construction Of front building on the lot.
II has two parors, Two chambers on I'd floor and
two attic rooms finished with square ceiiings The
parors and chambers have marble mantelS and the
steps, sS, &c. OF The houst also OF marble. There
is pump Of fine water in the yard, with spring house
smoke house, sc. &C.
The house is hui in the best manner, and is very
desirable, both account of its location and the con
venience with which il is furnished
The Lot is subject to ground rent Of forty one dol
lars, redecmable.
The terms OF sale one half cash. aud the balance
IN three and six months. The credit payments to hear
interest and be secured by approved bonds or notes
w. A. TALBOTT, Trustee.
jel2 cots CANNON, KENNETH & Co Anct'rs
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FOR SALE & RENT,


kfaa FOR SALE. A very desirable little
EE!.l DWELLING HOUSE, situate on the south
&,iH side of Georgest., second house east of Pine
Mli!L street. fhe House is two stories high, with
two rooms on each floor, and two good garnet rooms
Kitchen and wood cellar in the basement. The Lot
fronts 70 feet George street, and back about to
feet to an alley, wsch leads into Chestnut alley The
ground rent only sig per annum. Apply to
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
je2l 81 n. L. corner ST, Paul aud Fayette-sts.
"a EGROES FOR SALE. very valuable
~ house servant GIRL, II years of age, to serve
l3 years, from the Eastern Shore. and come recon-
mehded. Also for sale black WOMAN, l95 years of
age, 10 serve about 81 ears. good cook washer and
lroncf-with her female child, years old slave for
life Also for sale, valuable coy, Is Years of aga
~ serve until the LIST Of Jan. 1889 good waiter farm
hand and cOachman and can come well recommend
ed Also for sale, smart and active BOY, II ycals
OF age, 10 serve 10 years. Also for SALE black BOY
II years of age slave for life. The above servants
aan all come well recommended, and will sell them
low To good masters in the city OrcOuntry. Families
wishing to purchase good house servants have only to
give me call, they can at all times be supplied.
ApplytO LEWIS f. SCOTTI'S,
lp2l 10 Eschanpe Place.
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WI SCOTT informs the public in general ,hat
I'VE sshe still continues her ORNAMENTAL HAIR
MANDATORY, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY
STORE, No IL SOUTH STR EFT
10 Ladies' plain FRONT BRAlDS manufactured
in superior manner. ,n05 -.{-,lr
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NOR SALE-A very valuable BOY, Is years of
age. 10 serve until the LIST of January, 1859; be
il good waiter, farm hand and coachman; ans can
come well recommended to good muster in the
CITY or country will sell him low. Apply TO 49,
l. F, SCOTTi, General Slave Agency
and Intelligence Office,
iel3 10 Exchange Place.
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ny NJ. SHANE. TAILOR and sCOURER, No.
Ne ~ Camden street, between Charles and Light
N. b. Clothing handsomely cleaned and repaired n
the shortest notice. Tar, paint, sc. removed without
injury to the cloth. ap99-3mt
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"EADACHE BECURED BY USING
/" HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILLS. For sale by SETH S HANCE, 106 Baa.
more ST. and at his old stand, corner of Charles and
Pratt SITS. m24
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
Humber S2s
ELF-MARRIAGE

A couple had been living together
as man aud wife in Philadelphia for
some time. The gentleman, perhaps
becoming tired of the incumbrance,
refused 10 support bis repuied wife.
She instituted n suit 10 obtain her
share Of his worldly substance. The
defence was that they were not le.
gaily married. 1t appeared that no
Clergyman, or minister Of the law,
oiiiciated at the marriage ceremony;
but that the parties acknowledged
themselves man and wiie IN The pres
ence Of witnesses. This Judge
Sargen- decided to be a legal mar
~ re, and ordered the husband to
give security for the payment of $40
per week for The support Of his wife.
With this decis on the husband refu-
sed TO comply, and vas Imprisoned
ior contempt OF court. lie was sub
sequenlIy brought before the court,
backed by an extraordinary combl-
na'i)n of legal talent, on an applica.
ton Tor a discharge. But all TO no
purpose; the Judge was memorable.
TIE decision is not new. This in
terpretatlon OF the Law was esta5-
iisheI in England many years ago,
al! Il law providing for marriage in
this form was adopted in South Car
DINA in 1909. I'm order that none
might be hlndered in 50 necessary a
work, there being no ministers"
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
4 HARD CASE.

Some five or SIX weeks since, ed
old mar bv the name Of Linn, arriv.
ed he,e on a boat from the Ohio,
with the intention Of going Up the
n s>ouri River. While viewing the
city he was decoy ed 10y a couple Of
villains 10 the seburbs and robbed Of
ali his money. They were arrested
and ie being tie principal witness,
WIS required 10 gl.e bail for his ap-
pearancA at Court; noI being able 10
TO ,hi-, lie WIS ordered to ial along
with The robbers, and Ike them he
lbs been the inmate % q dungeon,
butfI 40 o~lltace. except that Of be-
inE poor. DAy before Yesterday the
two sc"un1re's were brought before
tie Criminal Court fDr tri,. and plead
guilty to the charge. Liam was then
st at liberty and tod b might 20 10
his FANNY ana irien IS. a snIne COM
psLsltion Tor the confinement and
Suffering he had endured he made ap-
~plication for tie witness allowance,
which IS SO cents Parday; hut he
was told that as he had not bgan
summoned, he ccu!! get no pay
Rather 4 strange law that which
makes aman share the cell ola rogue,
and a his own expeDss.
The above is from the Era OF Wei
nesday. 1t IS really a hard CASE
and shows that our laws are defect
i've. il Is 10 be hoped the nrxl leg
ls!atrre Vii provide against such oc-
C~urre-ces.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
ALARMING.

From ali parts of the country. we
hear of repeated attempts on the
part Of the AbolirioniSts, to drcoy
off negroes. This trade must be stop
ped; and an end must be nut To il, or
slave properly will become extinct
in that portion of Missouri bordering
upon the Mississippi If any of those
Gaming hypocri,es are caught in
these "diggins' it may so hard with
them.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
RIGHT.
The st. Charles Advert ser

The st. Charles Advert ser is at
tempting Ia stir up tn ctiz'ns ot ST
Charles and Lincoln. t" the proprioty
of sending delegates to the Memphis
Convention. That Convention mav
be Of vast service To tie whole Yves
tern country. and We earnestly de-
sire I" SEE on, fellow citizens every
where take an interest m ,hi< inpnr-
rant AFTER. y. c. O'R.arS.F F. Mar
'ay, and other gentlemen have been
spoken Of Is suitable delegates.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
TIE PRESS.

OF late years the circulation of The
daily press IN this CITY has grown We
~ rapidly. Unfortunately. howe,-
er. instead Of being Il lcaithv aud le-
gitlmaie growth. is becomes the in
crease Of an intelligent population, II
has been sirhly and dIstcmpered
increase. exc;ted aud perverted 10y y
%thoughlieSs panderiug To the leviiy &
lIcentIousness 81 he population. An
epheme"l circulation ! thus obtain
ed. which soon perl>heS ., the ape
tIte pals with the "a hage that tx,
cited it. Hence +, is Enw the case
that those papers. .he circulation of
which was mostly 81 that >lIgtit char
ac,er. are falling INTO the "srar aud
yellow leaf" < they have M means
nt support when their volatile char
ac.rr ceases t "ttrtct. Ii l. The case
always that alyc.tf>rng IS the best
portion Of The business ut nrwspt
per. /; is mutually beneficial 10 the
ADVERTISE. ia" paper and tie pntlic.
when The p pr cnrru'atcS amnnG
that portion u TIE public vh'ch de-
srreS to he made acquainted VIII tic
articles ad,ertis' ID. and no; o%ti'er-
Wis. When, tncl,torc, a paper. By
scurrili'v and .ccntiou~lesS. pb'ains
a considerable ,Irru' ten. there are
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
TEXAS L BANKS.

We see from an exchange paper.
that our Texas brethren are taking
high ground on TIE question Of bank
inr. Tie convention has resolved
by Il vote AZ Ia Z. II rugrai; a clause
IN lie constitution. ~furbiddinr lie iu-
ture creation ot anv Institution with
banking p,weis. We bid our yonng
sister God speed her in her Efforts,
to purge herself Of oil RAJ factories.-
With her productive sol, and the en-
ergv and enterprise OF her citizens.
She is destined To become n of the
rchesr States in the Cn'"n-the en-
pre- Stale of the con:ederacy, and
this guard that they have thrown
BACKWARD will give a stability TO her
commercial operations. that will en-
courage c%prtIin prosperity /" her cat
izens. We are pleased TO find that
the vote is 81 decisive. and that the
politicians ri every hue have wisely
ngreed nn This subject of banking
Could we get the banks well regu'a
ted. and our tlrir PR perly adjusted.
we doubt not that the privtie and
crmmcrcial prosperity Of oar coun-
try would exceed that OF any pof-
ton % the globe. We possess 4
country thai embraces within lis ex-
tent. nearly all OF tie Initiates; and
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
REVOLUTION IN ECUADOR
PERU AND GREAT BRITAIN
u. S. SQUADRON IN THE
PACIFIC--BRITiSH FLEET
FOR OREGON.-AFFAIRS AT
TAHITI.

Callao. July 4th. l045.
You will see by the annexed list.
hat We have in port Il formidable ma,
v:I force of all nations. Our squad
ron will be increased in Il short time.
preparatory 10 "a blockade of the
Mexican ports on this side, should
war he declared bv Mexico. and "ur
boys are in fine spirits. Our glOri-
onS little navy pants for an opportu-
nifty To shaw us power IN defending
thr national honor. and If war comes.
Won NAV rest assured that the Star
S?auulrd b nuer will wave over ev
cry Mexjc port and fnrrliclrlnn on
this side. within sixty days If cr We
receive the declarati"n.
Gen. Flores. Late Pre>idcn, of the
RpnhHr # F. uador, @rerircs to En-
rope. havinr gwen way TIA rcvoIu-
:]Innarv mnv"mrnr. bat retaining all
his miIitrrv h"nor~ and rmnlumrntS.
Gen C,sI Ia. President o' Peru.
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Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
NOT GUILTY.,

The Postmaster General lately a
ro!Ished a -smaI! office in Virginia.
and Informed the Postmaster that i,
MAS done by reason of his proximity
10 another office. In his reply he
complained bitterly of the diScon
tlruancr of his Office MT iur the s9ke
OF the salary. for that was no, more
thau GA cents per quarier-hu t on
account of the c1uye of the discnn-
tinuance-p proximity; "fnr." SAID he.
81 never was gul ~ Of pr nifty in
nv l,fr.'
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
LiceatioHS Phanatics F Nj

LiceatiouS Phanafics Fur Mn.
cites have brcn sentence! tr the
House of Correction. PeirrSham.
Mass,chus, It's. ElIiuwnod for 5
months. and Sirat'nn two months -
Gag" WIS fined ten dollars and costs.
and COR want thereof, was commrtrd.
The Barre Gazei'e Savs-"rhe pro
ceedin"s OF these wicked or dplnded
fellows. with women and others. have
a long time been disgraceful beyond
measures"
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

4 Soa Narlcr'd By his Fatter.-
We find the following IN the Auburn
IN. Y Journal:
Ga Tursiav morning. about To-
clock. a Mr.. Fowler. not lar from
Smrphen's tavern. IN the town at
Niles. vas murdered bV his fiicr.-
The old man. vino WIS IN tie habit
at drinking to excess, on Monday
n.ght retired greatly iatpXic,taI.-
Waking about lw" u.lHrh. he con-
menccd abusing his wIie. Hho at
length. the door beng FAST, made her
escape through 4 wul low. proceed
ing to her sons, 4 short dist nee for
protection. The son, wishing -
protect the house. proceeded ihither;
but, upon opening lIse door, was sab
bed by the ilther completely through
the body with Il large sharp iron, &
upon falling, blows ve:e repeated, 50
that by the time another son had
made his appearance. no less than
twelve horrible gashcs had been III
hicled. At the time our iniormants
visited the spot. Yesterday morning.
the son. who is sad 10 b. n worthy
man. was still alive, bat there was no
hope of his recovery.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
"3OiD AS LON"

Oue Of the best jokes OF the yea
son Is told by the auIable Comes Of
t~onsorial notoriety.
A southern Adonis. no way ce!e-
brdted Ior ms personal attractions. on
completing a somewhat proiracted
toilet one morning. turned 10 his ser
want and enquircd;
How do Hook, Cesar
"PIenIii, massa. ~'rlentid,' was eb-
ony delightful answer.
DO Won think III do. Cssay2"'
giving him a piece OF silver.
Guy. mnssa. neber see YOU look
81 fierce IN aIl my life, You look is
US bold as Ion"
"Nhy, what 90 you know abouta
ioll yoH ~ sIw one. Cesar"
'.Nebbcr see a Ion massa. Gu, I
see mlsSa Peyton's jim ride ona ober
10 de mil eberv day"
mo YOU fool. that's 4 donkey"
Cant help dat, massa-you look
Us Ike Aim!'
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

CT cure lnr dIarrhea is props
ed IN the Albany Arcu>. IIrre
strawberry h"res eaten green, are
SAID to be an uciarIing and immodi-
ate cure for summer complaint. diarr-
hea and ~dysentery. Strawberries
are out Of season, but we suppose
the green leaves may yet lie obtain
ed.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

LHiicrouS Ui>tahs.-h French.
mau having heard Il gentleman make
use q the expression II strikes me
t'rcibIy,'and act being very we'll &c
qH3i"trd with tie parlance Of john
Bull. shortly afterwards introduced
the same expressions thus in CONVEX
s%liion, IT do knock me very hard
dat dis is de reason, &c.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

Two very interesting young ladies'
were recently struck dead bv light
ming in Richmond Virginia, while
setting on n sofa. Had ten doIlars
been expended for a lightning rod. it
is Altogether probable that the lives
Of the ladies' would have been pre-.
served.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

Miss Lucy Long has requsstei IN
editor who hvesa little nearer sun
down than We Go, TO send his paper
t. her. He replies as foliows:-Star.
The paper shall be sent OF course.
ior We could never iiHd i in ouf heart
to retuse 4 lady any ;hiag-and as
10 plyment-why
Fake your Ii,ne. Mis- Lucy.
Take Your tine, Miss Long,"
To which we most cordially sub
scribe; but 70 MEN who rox'r take
the papers, or ,akn5 don't pay for
them, we say,
The n who takes TO paper,
Or taking, pays not when they're
read.
Would sell his corn 10 buy a "HoRv,"
And live on borrowed bread.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

NV dear DOCTOR said a Young e.
vangelIst to an old divine. rs there
any difference between Puseyism &
puppyism?"
Yes sir was the answer: puppy
ism comes from dogmatIsm but pus-
seyism comes from cutpchIsm.'
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

Speedm TranSporfaiion.-Packa
gcs Of goods are conveyed by Ad-
ans & Co.. in six days from New
York to Cincinnati; and in four and
a half and five days from PniladeI-
phia 10 the same western point.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

One John Acres, Of somewhere in
Virginia, having Graded more than
eight acres ri wheat one day. on re-
turning home 70 lei! his wife of his
Industry, found she had "cradIed"
tUo iit!ie Acres during his absence!