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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

CONGRESS- .-OREooN. Government Elk
press came through yesterday, bringing the pro.
cecdings of Congress up 10 the hour Of adjourn.
ment, of Saturday the LIST Instant. On that day
the Senate did not meet, but the House, after a
stormy session, passed the bill to establish
Territorial Government over that portion Of the
Oregon country lying between the summit Of
the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean,
and the AID deg and 44th deg. 40 min. of North
latitude, through the committee of the whole.
The decisive vote was taken in the House on
Monday the Sd, and from the indications given
by the voting i'll the committee of the whole, the
bill no doubt passed that branch of Congress.
A section was added to the bill requiring the
President to give notice to the British Govern
ment Of the intention of this Government to ter
inmate the joint occupancy at the end of twelve
months, and, in the meantime, confirming to the
subjects OF Great Britain their rights, &c.
Another one was likewise adopted, excluding
slavery from the Territory.
The debate towards its close in committee be-
came quite too animated. By way of episode,
the treaty, commonly styled the Ashburton
treaty, settling the Maine boundary, was taken
up and criticised, and nice little squabbIe was
lad upon it between the members of Congress
rom that State. This discussion was altogether
relevant to the matter at issue; but as it di.
'erslhed the entertainments, it was tolerated =
Picayune, llth.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

T-ys We are authorised TO announce W. B TURNER,
Esq candidate for the office Of District Attorney for
the Fihth Judicial District
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18
g'ho Southern Cultivator.

We End the followingin the ''Federal Union,
published a Milledgevile, Georgia. We give
it the most conspicuous place 10 our columns, for
the purpose Of inducing each one Of our readers
to send by mail-ONE DOLLAR to the editor
Of the " Southern Cutivator," published at Au7
gusta, Georgia, for which he will receive the pa
per for twelve months Every Farmer in the
South should have a copy.
We insert the debut, OF the new editor Of the
Cultivator, and bespeak for the work the liberal
support Of our friends. II matters net from hat
press, or hand, work like this is put forth;
lis it good, is il valuable, are the questions
Mr.. CAMAK, of Augusta, is well known to the
people of Georgia, as a man of science and
practical wisdom. He is said to have devoted
much thought to the particular subjects treated
fin the Cultivator, and his first essay we thiak,
creaitable and Of good promise for the future. /
The frst thing requisite, is paper worth read
ing, the next is readers, We venture to say to
cur patrons, try this Southern work, on the CuI.
tivation of the soil. We know almost every
planter thinks himself an adept in raising cot
ton. This is the alpha and the omega of Geer.
gia planting. great deal too much of il is
raised already. But is it disadvantage to be
able to turn to other and more profitable labor?
CAN'T be disadvantage to study the pursuit
you are engaged in! Can the aid Of science
which muItiplies the powers of man in every
thing else, fail to help him in husbandry, the
most difficult Of all the arts! Our worn and ex-
hausted hills, plead trumpet tonsued for relief
from our present system:
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

COMMERCE OF New YoRK.--The following is a
statement of the imports and duties received at
the port of New York, from Jan. lst to Dec.
3Ist, 1874:
Dutiable Merchandise, S64.g2I. 269
Free do. %o7IeE So
Specie, Iin'964
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

On which duty was paid to the
amount of COL A
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Methodist Episcopal Conference. This body
of Christian Ministers met on Saturday morn
ing, pursuant to adjournment, and was opened
with PRAYER by the Rev. James Reid-Bishops
Waugh, James, and Heddng alternately presid-
ed. After the transaction of some unmportant
business, the case of Rev. MIR. Head was taken
up, and occupied nearly all of the mornig SEES
sion. His character was finally passed. We
deem it proper to state that the charges against
MIR. Head do not affect his moral character,
nor his bearing as Christian minister; they
grew out of his being connected in some de-
gree with the question of slavery. The case
of the Rev. MIR. Harding, which we noticed
few days since as having been decided, was, to-
wards tho close of the morning session, recon-
sidered, and the whole matter will again come
up this morning. Heretofore it has been the
custom to go through with the examination of
character the first part of the sesson-devot-
ing the first two or three days to that purpose
exclusively; this year the examination of char
acter has occupied the attention of this body,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24
SUNDAY, MARCH % ls45.
PROM THE EXCHANGE REAplNe-Room BOOKS
CLEARED

CLEARED,
Ship Seaman, Myrick, Valparaiso and market.
Barque Catharinc, Wngatc, Rio de Janeiro aud .
market, b. Buck x Son.
Schr RObt. Mills, Darling, Savannah, j X. Randall.
Schr Henrietta, Craig, Norfolk and Richmond, T.
Hooper.
schr Michigan, Terry, New York, |. Maukin,
Schr Delaware, Ntrth fredericksburg, master.
Schr Washington Parker Norfolk, ieters5urg and
Richmond e. Pendergast x Son.
Schr Queen, Eldlidge, Alexandria, d. c., master.
SAILED-Baique Home, Watts, for New Orleans;
Br. brigs Herald Watson, for West Indies; Cequee,
Snider Demarara; sChrs Mary, Cook, kewburypor:
Rochester, Clark, New York.
ARRIVED,
Schr Frances lia,lett, Smalley, days from New
York, assorted cargo, to J. w. Brown,
Scht Mary Calharine, Gayle, 6 days fin Charleston,
cotton at rice, 10 &. Pendergast 4 Son.
Steam packet Georgia, Coiiey, from hsifolk. Saw
nothing
schr Vermont Sader, 3 days from Charleston to
the Capes, and days in the bay cotton and rice, to
John X Randall.
Schr olive, Connolly from Philadelphia, coal and
merchandise.
Steamer X. F. Stockton, Laynan, I'm Philadelphia,
mdse. to +. G. Harris.
Canal boat Logan Levi, from LewistOwn Pa, oats,
whskey, coverS.ed aud pork, toJ. Boggs & Co.
Canal boat Juniala, Woods, from Lewistown, Pa,
corn, 10 John Boggs & Co.
Canal boat Pennsy lvania State Capitol, Haney, from
Harrisburg, iron, &c. To iiazchurst y Walters.
Canal boat WIN. r. Walters, Holmes, I'm Dauphin
county, Pa, whskcy, to Hazlehuist n Walters.
and ClovcrSeed, 10 Hazehursl Walters
MEMORANDA.
Baique Col. How ard Prentss, cleared at New Or
leans l4th inst for Baltimore.
Brig Juliet Farrell from James River for Rio, went
10 Dist inst.
SchT Era, Gardner, for Baltimore, cleared and went
to from say annah 18th inst.
Schr Comet Bonney, of Baltimore for Boston, cid
and went to SEA from Charleston 18th inst
Schr Idea, Kirby, hence al Providence 10th inst
The cargo thrown over from the barquc Ida, esince
at BOSTON, while ashore on Pollock Rip consisted OK
two tons cotton in bags, and about quo bushels
white corn.
The large ship reported the tail of the Horse
Shoe by the pilot boat Eye, and supposed the frigate
Congress- proved be the ship Grace Brown, Myers,
hence for Bremen, which put to sea in consequence
of loss of anchors on the middle ground.
Brig Abo, Fosks, for Providence, cleared at Mobile
18th inst
Briss Mary Stanton, Bearse, and Ocean, Eldridge.
for Baltimore, cleared at Boston Doth inst.
Brig Selma, Jackson, from Boston, arrived below
Richmond 2lst inst.
schr Traffic, Gardner, from New York for Bait.
more, was spoken 18th inst. off Hog Island.
Schr rhawmut, Ballard, from Baltimore for Boston,
arrived at Holiness Hole 18th inst.
Schr Washington, Gould, from Bridgeport for Bat-
more, arrived at N. York Goth inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

0y- A CARD. The statement which appeared in
Saturdays Clipper, of fire having been fortunately
discovered by watchnan Fiaunagan, just in time TO
save the warehouse of Mr.. Cunningham IS not the
fact. Mr.. e., accompanied by tho Rev. Mr.. WALL ,
Of Delaware, were the last persons Mt the store, and
rs they supposed, put out every particle OF hre-eay
ing small chunk of wood the back part of the FIRE
place, which, from the heat of the emhers it is sup.
posed, renewed the fire; and had it remained aud
burnt out could not have done any damage The fact
was made known 10 officer Wilcox, by servant IN
the house. that there !e remaining in the storr,
and he went to the dwelling OF Mr. Cunnlngham and
informed him of the fact. Mr.. C. immediately went
the store, unlocked the door, and put out the ham
ing emkers himself There is no cOm muncati0n from
the cellar to the store, stated and all that is dae L.
Waterman Flanagan is for his walking in the store,
after Mr.. Cunningham had put out the Goals III the
ire place. it,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

o. NEW YORK AUCTION GOODS. LADIES'
Caps spring fashion, only cents each; Gloves g. and
10 cis; black Kid Cloves ~! cts; Head Brushes and
l2lc Tooth Brushe, in varieties; French Shoe Horns
10 cts each; Black Bombazne Stocks Isl cents each;
Black Satin Stocks 50 and 62J cents eacn; Collars Is
aud 25c each; Scarfs SO cts Scissors 10 and 2 cents.
Razors 25 and 81 &c; German Silver Butter Knives 2jc
each; Lead and Table Spoons 81 81! and IS Cts set;
Soap in boxes Of half dozen each, Si cts Jet Breast
Pins and Hair Pins, 6, and !23c cach Lamp Mats 81
each; Comb Brushes 81 and 37s EACH in fact all
kinds OF Combs, Brushes, and Fancy Goods almost
daily receiving and run off at low prices, for cash
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles sts.
mh2l-3t' MORTIMER Il MOWBRAY.
U7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

LECTURES ON MEsMERisM. II will be seen
by the announcement in another column, that
Madame De Bonneville will commence a
course of lectures this evening, in the Masonic
Hall, on the Theory of Mesmerism, accompa-
MED with experiments. We hope our citizens
will visit the exhibition and give the science a
fair and impartial trial
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

G3-J0HN ENGLAND INSTITUTE LECTU2 ES.
The Fifth and last Lecture OF the Course will be dc
Hvered at CALVERT HALL OH MONDAY EVEN
ING, 24th instant, by Major G TOCHMAN, of the
Baltimore Bar. He will, at the request Of numerous
friends who were prevented from hearing il on for
mer occasion, repeat his lecture on the manners,
Supcrsttens, and Poetry Of the Ancient Schalvonians
and Cells, which he will connect with the Modern
Literature of some nations deriving their origin from,
the above races. via: The Poles, Russians, Bohemi
ans Scotch, English, Sc"
Tickets admitting a Gentleman and Lady, 25 cts
each. To be had at Murphy's BOOKSTORE, Baltimore
ST.; Jas. +. McClehan's, Baltimore, Gay St e.
A. Hinckley's, Lombard, near Light at; Clipper and
Sun Offices; at the door of the Hail. and Of The mem
bers mh2l .3lt
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NM ONTMORANCY III. PRICE,
We PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh2i # No. 90 y. CALVERT STREET.
r E Nj O V A l..

III EDWARD BIRD has removed from his
% former Store 10 No. 209 BALTIMORE-ST.,
between Light and Charles streets, and will this day
open a splendid stock of RICH NEW STYLE FAN
CY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, selected in New
York from select importations. He believes that hs
stock will compare with any in the city for beauty,
style and cheapness, and invites the citizens generally
TO call and examine his stock.
0G- Country and Town dealers will find it to their
advantage to call and examine his stock before max
ing their purchases, they will find many articles
not usually kept in jobbing stores
DOMESTIC GOODS, OF all kinds, at the lowest
market rates. Don't forget the store.
]. EDWARD BIRD, No. 209 Baltimore-st,
mh2i fri Near Chales street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

ng- ''sTATBMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS"
This Is pamph'e, Of upwards ef so pages, write"
BY sx Governor Thomas, Of Maryland, in relation W
hi. domestic affairs, in which 'he conduct OF Gov
Mcdowell, Of Va. and his family, together with CoI
Benton, and other disnlaries, is severely arragned
and all matters in relation TO his marriage, amt 1T
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
msnted with force and vigor. 1t be had at thu
elfiee--price IS cents
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24
VIM. Fl. KEEVIL,
A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
NOR SALE. A very likely black woman

NOR SALE. very likely black Woman, 90
II years of age to l6 ycars-she is firstrate
house servant, good cook, washer and itoner, and
can come well recommended. The owner having no
further use for her is the of her being offered
for sale. To good master she will be sold low Also
for sale, very likely black Boy IA years of age, to
serve ~ years, good waiter about the house, and
can drive carriage; and he can also come highly re-
commended. Apply TO l.. F. SCOTTl,
mh2i 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

HOSIERY, LACES, sc. Just received
n IL large lot of Ladies' white, unbeached, slate,
unbleached and mixed Half Hose, which were bought
at large discount from the regular importation prices
Also, large stock Of Laees and Edsings, and Linen
Cambria Hdkfs. For sale, very cheap Wnoresaie anu
retail, by HENRY W. CoonE,
(of the late firm of Flint, Cooke Coz
mb2l Corner of Hanover and Lombard sta.
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TEMPERANCE,

Come old and young. come one and ali,
Aud help TO roll the Tempe ance Ball!
&}-The "Washngton Temperance Society" will
hold an Experience Meeting at their Hall, corner ri
Camdt aud flan0Yer-sts., THIS (hlonday) EVEN
ING, 9th instant AT Z. O'Clock. The public and the
Ministry are respectfully invited to attend.
VIM. TUMBtIN5ON,
TIC. QUARRY,
slha2 u f5l ]. SCOTT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. The
members of this Convention will observe, by a
notice in another column, that meeting Of
the Convention is called for this euening, at hall
past seven O'Clock, at Union Hall; and it is
hoped that there will be general attendance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL. The Cum
berland Civilian is mistaken in supposing that
we assigned any thing but what we said, in an
article some days since, on the provisions ofthe
bill to complete the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal We did consider it doubtful whether the
hill could be carried into effect, inasmuch as it
requires that the bonds shall not be disposed:of
at less than par, and that security shall be g-
ven for the supply of 900 tons of freight,
&c. or the whole length of the Canal for five
years from its completion. We did not pen our
remarks from any hostile feeling to the work
but from the impression upon our minds, thai
it would be found exceedingly difficult to com
ply with the provisions of the act. Our opin-
ions as to the propriety of completing the Ca
nal have been expressed without disguise anc
remain unchanged. The Civilian states, "tha
the friends of the Canal apprehend no ditfcul
ty." Very well; let them go ahead-but ou'
doubts are still unreToved.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

&C. DR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, No. go Is. Baltimore
street, fifth door east of Front ri. DR., WIS SEGE-
TABLE TONIC RlrrERs, and all his Remedies,
constantly on band. Cali aud procure printed de-
sciptions. mhH IF
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Curs.pEAKE AND Ono CANAL. I

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL. The Cum
berand Alcghanian says, the bonds have al
ready been prepared, in suitable form, in order
to obtain the required security, before issue is
made by the company. We presume the board
of Directors will make sure of it, and Not offer
a bond, that will, under any circumstances, be
rejected.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

Come let us hasten to Scheduled & Co.'s
There to get prizes, where every one goes.
TUNHEY sold on Saturday last to Nos. 90 so 60,
IL prize of $500, TO gentleman at VESTS Hotel.
Nos 40 SO S. ize of 5000, sent to Winchester, Va.
Nos AZ DC So prize of $780, sent to lady at Harris
burg.
Nos Md. Cons. Lottery, class IL, drawn March %,
lowest prize 81, are
% Z 56 l6 90 AZ 46 90 so 60
5hz-Rraws TODAY, the beautiful scheme of Md.
Consolidated Lottery, class &c.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 l prize of $4,000
5000 ] 1881
" 1000 10 loJO,&c
Tickets Sd; halves 2; quarters |; eghihs SOC.
In which Scheduled & Co will sell on certificate
packages of 25 tickets for only S4 80, and can draw
the highest capitals Call and try of the all
lucky -
SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
No Calvert street,
1t Firstotfice from Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

me- An election for Directors for the FARMERS
AND MILLER5 BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in Iiagerstnwn, Md, On MONDAY, 9TH of
May. lmh24 t5lhM'l J. g. POLLARD, Prest
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90 FIFTH CAPITAL, sold to "A citizen of Bali
more, by WILSON & CO.. office Basement of the
City Hotel. 10 % 3D. 81 l70-class 3d. drawn yester-
day. The drawn Nos. are
Is S. 10 ~ % g. "a 80 6 81 % 81 10 p %
mh0I 81.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

ENGG ROLLERS. Superior BLOCK TIN ECO
NJ BOILERS, a splendid article; alss Chatting
Dishes, Coffee Urns Coffee Biggins aud Fitcrers; I'm
Tureeus; Jelly Mouds b anc Nj tnsn do; Pudding do,
with n variety Of in Ware; Britannia Ware; Family
Hardware; Wooden Ware; Buckets; Rf0oms; Brush.
%; Mats, &C. &c embracing the greatest variety nf
HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES TO he found in the
city Chcap or cash, at the NEW FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE OF
mh3i2m CE WETMORE & Co
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MxIINDOW RLINDs. CuItains, BANDS

w
Wv Pins, Puleys and Fastenings, stair Rods, SC
for sale at our HOUSEKEEPING WAREROOMS
No. N, Howard street.
mh2s 2m &c. WETMORR s. CO
GsMALL FAMILY GRINBSTONTS, TO
~ sharpening table knives, for sale by the Guanlii,
or single one; also few put up in superior style To-
DENTISTS. For sale low At No. N. Howard st.
just round the corner of Baltimore. Don't u,iStakt
the No. [mh24-aml G. T.. WETmORE & co.
A MEXICAN TABLE CUTLERY. jus
IN received = lot Of superior AMERICAN CUT
LERY-COns isng in part of
Fine Ivory Balance KNIVES AND FORKS, ia sets
Of 81 and 81 pieces.
Do do. French Pattern FORKS.
Fine Ivory Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
in dozens.
Fine Table and Dessert Balance handle Knives, fol
Silver Forks.
GAME CARVERS and BEEF SLICERS.
Self Zip KNIVES and Forks, in dozens.
Cocoa do. do.
Ebony do. do.
Carving knives and forks with Steel
great variety ri knives Wtihsut forks,
Cnok and Bread knives in abundance.
English razors, scissors, pen knives, &c. SC.
Call ut No. . N. Howard street, at the NEW FUR
NISHING WAREHOUSE of
in24-2m C.E. WETMoRE co,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

t-sOL&R LAMPS FOR LAkD Or OIL,
~ GirsndoIcs; Candelabre,; HALL LANTERNS, a
beautiful article; Britannia and Japanned Lard and
Oil Lamps of various patt, rms Britannia, Brass and
Japanned Candle ticks; Spittoons Of all kinds con
stantiy on hand at the New Furnishing Warehouse,
No North howard street. just round the corner OF
Baltimore street.
nh24 On C.. X, NETMOBE s. co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

NEW RIBBONS, LAGES,
~ ANp LACE GOODS!
Arrived from New York and will open iris day.
5000 pieces splendid RIBBONS, at l2s cts. yd.
900 do fast color CALlCOES, 49, do
400 dozen heavy STOCKINGS, l2a cts. pair.
100 dozen Linen HDKFS. l2i cts a piece
300 Grass and Corded Skirts, 625 cts. each
Thread Lales; Dress Silks; Mouslin de LANES;
Gnghams; Shawls; Wells; Bohbin Edgings, &C. SC.
TO be sold at half prices doors above Frcderck-st.
WILLIAM BROADBENT.
N. B. For reEt, FARM of so acres three and a
half miles from town, on the York road Improve
ments now making large dwelling, with stabng,
new fences, and pump at the door, mh2i 3t'
NJEWsPRING GOODS. HAMILTON EAS-
~ TER & CO, No. 203 Baltimore Street, are
now receiving large assortment of Fresh and Sea
sonabe GOODS, including splendid variety Of La
dies Dress, in rich Silks, Barnges Balzarnes. Lawns,
Shaded Jaconets, French Ginghams, Chintzes, new
style Prints, &c.
Rich SHAWLS, in every variety Of fabric; Gentle
mems Goods, in new and beautiful Cassimeres; Vest
ngs; French and English Cloths; Doeskns; Tweeds;
Gamhroons; Summer Cloths; Drillings; Silk Warp
Cashmeretts silk Chain and all Wool Drap d'Ete;
Fancy Cravats; Scarfs, &c.
a complete assortment of white Muslin Goods; Mer-
chant Tailors' Goods and Trimmings
Slate and Bronze hastings; small Plaid Gambroons;
astings; GalloOns; Ribbons, &c. for Shoemakers'
City and country dealers invited to examine our
stock-feeng confident That we can offer Styles OIL
Goods and at prices that will please
mh246t Wholesale Rooms, Up stars.
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N3-WlLLIAM J. STEVENS of Portland, Maine,
called in the store of Messrs. Comstock Il Co, TO
show the great benefit he had received from the
OF one bottle of OLDR DGE'S BALM uF COLUM-
81 =. tie had been bald ten years but has now full
and fine crop Of hair started out all over the top
Of his head, BY only one hottie. We have seen this
tried many cases, with the same success. II IL also
the best article ladies' can d,ess their hair with il
will keep it longer in earl than anything else, and
tireIt daniruff This article may be had at
the corner OF Hanover and Baltimore sta. 1t
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EHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
" The subscriber asks the attention OF COUNTRY
MERCHANTS and purchasers generally TO a larec and
well assorted stock of CHINA, Class QUEENS
WARE, which he offers at wholesale and Retail at
the very lowest market prices.
Country Merchants will consult their interest ny
call before purchasing elsewhere.
w. f. BOKEE, Al North Howard-st,
between Fayette and Lexington,
mh24 81 and No. . Harrison ST.
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2m c. 4. WETMObE s. co.
III ITCHEN ANDIRONS, SHOVEL AM

N 1TCHEN ANDtROSS, SHOVEL AMI
Nv TONGS; Pets and Kettles, of all kinds plain
and enamelled Sauce Pans, do; Tin Cast iron anC
Copper TEA KETTLES; Dutch Ovens; Furnaces
GridIrons, of all kinds, some new pittrrns; Coffee
Mills; Coffee Roasers; Flesh Forks; Swimmers ant
Ladies' and all kinds of FAMILY HARDWARE, Ia
hIe Cutlery, Spoons, Culinary Articles sc. &c, run
ming of cheap iot cash, at the New Furnishing Ware
house, No North Howard street.
mn2i-2m G.. T.. WETMORE & co.
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NEW EXPERIMENTS upon citizens will be made
EVERY EVENING, by Prof DE BONNEVILLE.
The Consultation and Treatment continued eve,y
evening Of the trsek. mh2t-lw