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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
THomPE1Ns' Bluff, Sumpter County,
Alabama, January d, lSl3.

3 1N'AA" = ACEc
DIR. A. SPENCER:
DEAR SIR--I wish you to forward me alarge
supply Of your Pills don't think three hun
dred boxes too large a quantity to send. ! sold
one hundred and sixty boxes the last six
months; they are the most popular pills in this
place. For bilious complaints, sick headache,
dyspepsia, and such like diseases. they are
considered almost an infalIible remedy. ! have
been agent for DR.. Peters Pills and formerly
sold a large amount yearly. But I now sell
three dozen of your Pills to one of his. My
customers think them superior to Peters or
any other Pills.
Respectfully yours, o. G. KELSEY
o. Price % cents per box, with all direc-
tons.
For sale at the Drug Stores of G. Souterre
and B Jourdan, and at the store of J w Mus
selman, agent Baton Rouge La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
PARASOLS, SUN SHADES, AND UNI
BRELLAS.

Just received from New York a largevarie-
ty of elegant Parasols and Umbrellas, of the
latest Partisan styles, of entirely new patterns
and exquisite workmanship, at the lowest pos
sible prices.
PHILLIPS g. IANOTTE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

n
N3s

THESE Pills, wherever they have been
fairly tried, have established an enviable cell
ebrlty, and are daily superceding all other pre-
parations OF medicine, in curing those diseases
for which they are recommended. They are
recommended by the facuhy as the best Ca
thartiC and a~pertent medicine in use. In fine,
the general voice of the community give them
the decided preference, and from their decis-
ion there is no appeal.
The following is from Mr.. Isaac NJ. Thom-
az, merchant, at alIadega Springs, Alabama.
TALLADEGA STRINGS, T~ALLApEGA Co,
Alabama, August II, 1912.
This is TO certify, that | have been afflicted
with sick headache, dyspepsia, and liver COM
plant and costiveness for the last eight or nine
years, during which time / had taken, as we'll
as ] recolIect, about sixty boxes Of Bockwith's
Pills, twelve boxes Of Peters Pills, and a mum.
Der Of boxes Of Champions and Brandreth's
Pills, all of which afforded me but little or no
relief. At last, | was recommended to try DR..
Spencer's Vegetable Pills, AND WELL, ! DID,
for / never had but one attack Of The sick head
ache after ! commenced taking the Pills, (now
about six months,) and ! candidly confess, that
/ have derived more real benefit from the use
Of Spencer's PILE. than from all the other
Medicines and pills that | have ever taken,
and | would earnestly recommend them TO
ALL, as being IN my opinion the best medicine
IN use for all lingering complaints. The Pills
have done me SO much good, that ] would not
feel willing to be without them for five dollars
a box and ] cannot but feel very grateful to
DIR. Spencer for having prepared such a valu-
able medicine, and the distribution Of it is con-
ferriug a very great favor on the public, as it
is a thing Of the utmost Importance that every
family should have a supply Of DR.. Spencer's
truly valuable Pills constantly on hand.
ISAAC M. THOMAS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
NOTICE.

Prospect Hill, June IS, 1874.
Those persons who have called for my SER
vices during my absence from home, are in.
formed that have EeGurned and am ready to
tatend TO my professional calling.
A. l.. PLOUGH, Dentist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
For SALE.

One light Family Coach in complete repair.
1t will be sold very low for Cash or approved
paper, by W.T.. TUNNARD.
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sept 2l Be-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
A RErhfT.

Deacon N,rI nas aslrcp in the church
At evoty cinphaiic word IN tho sermon, Ms
II the Deacon attended TO The discourse,
even when sleeping, his head nodded and
every nod seemed to bring him nearer The
door The parson wns dismayed what
should he do7 Once already had the Dca
con fallen from the gallery, md now Il ar
pcntcd he wa, about to repeat the expert.
mcnt. md Mas with no subjacrn, fat wo.
man to break his fall
SURPRISING a momcnlnry rising ofw'nth
and vanity, Elder Mack rcsoucd TO mum
Der Of lunocen, articles TO arouse and save
the slumbcriDg SAINT Tie lifted up his
voice like a trumpet, nod went bis head.
lie lowered his tones to a gentle murmur !;
nod, nod lie pounded the pulpit with
elenched fists nod, nod, nod. The sweat
started on his brow, and uickled down his
nose IN excitement mud with his eyes roll.
ing IN a SOFT Of phtenxy, he slammed down
the big bible wi,h tremendous noise nod /,
nod. nod, ms before.
The audience were surprised and de-
lighted with the unwonted energy nj their
nnsior; they imagined he had received from
on high n new and sudden in'pirntioti. liulo
fancyng where hc borrowed his ardot -
And now Elder Mack growing desperate,
be Snu To huh texts Of Scripture al tho head
Of the sleeper III is high time 10 wake
out Of seop" erred he But IN vain, the
/ Deacon did not bred II, "Wo TO them that
are ut ease in ZION" he shouted. The
Deacon nodded assent. Awake. oh sleep
cr. and arisel" yelled the msddened divine.
/ The only answer was another nod, and q
most threatening lurch Of .he deacon
whole body,
Elder Mack could no longer rcfrnin, bu
called Oh, at the top Of bis voice, Deacon
Marvel Deacon Marvel 1t Is hard so
preach to sleepy congregation" Th'
Dcacons head flew up TO It's place a, once
and before he could command his tongue
he ihundercd back, Elder Mack, Eide
Mack it's dafntd sight harder listening Il
u sleepy sarmonl The effect Of his re
tort was irresislIble and the assembly brok
out INTO paroSysm Of laughter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

supply them with food Every thing 70,
donc BY human laboL There arc ~
WhecleJ vehiel,s ehecP wagons dnstn BY
sails ia The norhcro part OF Iho Empire
aud the ChIncto use no MIX.
The condition II The b'gGas 10 Canton
we describe IA Mr.. " 8 oau language -
They are very Nr,ichcd and always ob
jccls 81 pity. from some aeefdcui, tis'ssc or
delotmiiy, and then way ct g'mog living
- curious. China has TAO charitable INST
lulions, TO asylums OF aims houses, and
amonz such n lc,mng population there are
OF course many bcggars and though not so
many as would be supposed opl so great
a proportion. apptcbcud as Ia Europe, OF
IN our ~ large citcs, SINCE The wants are
few, provision, plrngy aud the climate mud
/ Blu, there are beggan enough, mod they
must 1--we, and Chinese ingenuity p'o''d',
/ 70, their support by tue "l'' alone poll.
cy--a "mastetly inactivity 'oN eharae
! tctisic.
/ Every brggnr Is ptov'jcd wuh some Ia
s,fumeul that makes adisagrceablo nolsr--
two wooden eIappets OF small gong or
Ut all evrnrs mos, silliinous voice, with
uD, CO ta O.. Which th,g 10 along the
pttcls ADJ selecting at wit shop, enter
aud begin to sing, or beat their gongs, or
bamboos to the great annoyance ui The
owner, aud the complete prohibition Of moro
decent customers, aud here they are allow.
I'd by law aud custom 10 remain beating
aud singing, I'LL they receive The cash.
1.-THE shopkccpor IS, Us most Chlnamcn
are, bles, with that fouituIe which is good
remedy for evils whcn there is no other
aud lets them beat ill they nte urcd, they
lie down before the counter, and forget lheiI
woes Ia sloep awhile, aud then up aud bca
again. Ii is ira, OF patience between Ih'
+ two The beggar holds on q, long II. b.
can, hoping the shopLeeper will be aggra
waited 10 the amour, requisite; The shop
keeper sils with the utmost apparent midi
ference 10 let the bcggar see he has M
p chance Meanwhile the beggar Is losing
time, and the shopkccpcr customers.
II the shopkeeper phys at an early peri
cd OF the visitation, ho may get nd OF on'
, infection only 10 make way for another -
, II he keeps one pretty benrabe plague, h
, is secure against others. aud may get up
reputation COR inyloclbllhy and aoicsm
a that will protect him IN future SO, ther
, they sit shopkccper and beggar the one dc
- ing his worst 10 annoy, nnI the other hl
. best not 10 notice ii, vii one or the othc
. gives in.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
RUTLAND, THURSDAY, OyExBER 70 1915

Caroline Hv~sld would be out Of all her
III naiured spcechs'
u " needless to say tha, Their, was an
o'hc, spdr.or ho SLATED in h odmrai'oo
Of Hel,o Nj Morton was 70 delighted
uRh the simple r,cnsl Ct Emily that be
Ionrrd to clasp her TO his heau and toll
her hat his happiness d,pended on her a.
lone lie saw tbs young ladies take their
departure and q lew monents alter hasten
ID away, iorgtuing bis aunt ond oil her
commissions, and having the miiner los,
~ aeonrshmcn, q, has abrupt departure 49,
tie reached MIR iis'woods almos, n, soon
a. Emily herself and as,on,sh,d her by u
warm declaration Of his feelings, She did
not btd him despair. and 1t Was soon after
announced that Emily Ilarvood and Mr.
Norton were engaged, much to The aston
lshmcnl o. Miss IN MOdo and Catollnc
Howard, who could not understand Why
she was preferred To themselves
Mrs Hinton was dchgtod with Mr. Nor
toms choice, and pt,diciod that he would
have a psuetn wife She never forgot her
good resolution, bu, her persuasion was
lost on her friend Carohnc--w ho was, how
cror soon tr,ligr f'lrc ~ hc, h.hc.
to tcnouucc her oalengaui haNts
! We mus, do Mr. Norton the justice II
say tina, he had tho candor to confess TO hit
wife, soon after marriage the means by
which he obtained a knowledge OF her mo
lives for wearing the old cloak which wa
ever after preserved Us precious relic.
can assure you my readers that she d.
no, blame him very severely and shouI'
this tale ever meet their eyes, ! trust the
will both pardon the use have made OF III
incidents related to me
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

The r,saas uscd here . qosrn'i from
Rollaone. . hill ,cwhW'r ~ the u.'srs. W
IN, inm.d,sls ,,esnav. s.d tang 10 the
hsi. NJ Of 400 ir,t Il ~ ses@, m,le 10 tif.
su,ukr nee and oe- solrJ ma.s 81 granite,
Of shsa P,ok.so, Hachecok ssv, ,hsi u
might FURNISH enough 10 ,sprly The sses
fot esntuS,ss' The qualify Il the done "
Ike that 81 Quincy. ADD the rs,ircsd he's
pcoctl market Tor Il N Boston, where y
can be furnished o, ehcsp 90 from Quincy
u 70 ALREADY earned down 10 large qusni,.
tle,. and he ra,ltoad calrrsno. which ssv~s
inctoa~d faeilu,cs lot transportation, viii
be CERTAIN to increase the sale and uso 81 II
scrv largely
Some idea OF The amount az trade trans
acted here may be lutm~d from the numhct
Of anrrs, OF which there arr forty Of differ.
: rni krods u - bait few year, SINCE siK OF
uighi sufiecd TO do al the business
The history Of Fuchlnrg road has de.
/ mon.lrnird that railroad pushed from tho
I great cen,rs oi busnsss INTO the hcsu Of q
NUMEROUS and industrious agricultural and
manufacturing rorulation, cvtn though II
may no, tap 10 vs. course any one vety IN
poran, place. NAV Il properly managed
prove suec's.iul FMhborg ITSELF though
perhaps u may furnish mote business thar
any other one town on the touic adds bni 9
small proportion TO the amount Of business
OF the road.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
AN AFFECTIONATE SPIRIT.

We sometimes meet with men who seem
TO think that any Indulgence in nn adec.
lionate feeling is weakness They will re-
turn from a journey and grceltheir families
.wnh distant dignity, and move nmong
their children with the cvld and lphv splcn.
dor Of an iceberg surrounded by u broken
fragments. There is hardly a more un.
natural sight on the earth, than one Of these
iamllics without a heart A father had
better cS,inguish h.. loys eyos hon 10 take
away his Drnn Nhoihat has experienced
the JOYS Of friendship, and values sympathy
and affection would not rather lose all that
Is beautiful IN natures scenery, thnn 10 be
robbed of the hDdjtn treasure Of his heart
Who would no, rather bury he wife than
to bury his love for herr Who wouId not
rather follow his wife to the grave, Than 10
cmtonlb his parental affection Cherish,
then your hearts bes, af. ctions Indulge
10 the warm and gushing emotions OF hlIsl,
parental and fraierDal love. Think IT not
weakness God - love Love God. ev.
cry body and every thing that is lovely 49,
Teach your children 10 love 10 love the
rose. The robin TO love their parents TO
love their God LET II be the studied Oh
lccl other domestic cultures TO give them
warm h-aus sIdcnl affections Bind your
whole family together by these strong cords
You cannot make them Them too strong
/ Religion u love love 10 God, lere 10
man
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20


Guard well you heart Shli Up every
ctr,iec by hol,some thought, and the f'll
atmospheric by which Ihou art surrounded
wlll neycr on'cr lie who would tempt
lhce bf one mnmrnl. to turn aside from The
path o! truth. m"sl receive no lhvof from
Inv hanl. Slpinbcr no, when eVd ssso'
ers',s ore pressing thy side TO be vlhu.
ogs b, 10 be respected to be respected - to
be harry to be happy IS to be wealthy
In virtues path who ueAds
rfe5 - surely al Ne feel and sec
lsa tnumphsl msrch that leads
Truth. know ledge. 10 - victory
It's sorrows si-foesi discipline
That males OSr noflAl man divine.
Could the yo1ng man Wbo break awsy
rom tho golden chain iba, hints Inn 10
rinur. Lut r-alize the hgief ifufs Of his
eoursc. M worlds would temp, bin 10 ron
he farfi ri,L From heav'n n love,
pace ond glory be sinks N hell 81 n'''fy
di,sracc nad iuin Be thou careful, q
,ou,h. aud ,hol will b. ike holy angel
10 the eyes Of mani nd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

Due'iog snd tigh, laeiny are two faahipns-
bio m.,d-s lslsugbisf Ia lhs 0ss esss q
bullet !. tho INSTRUMENT Of dssih Ia tie 9TH
~ rEak
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-08
MEMORANDA,
PICTORIAL NEWSPAPER:

SPLENDID PICTORIAL NEWS PAPERS,
- received per Royal Steamer Caledonia:
The illustrated News, price 49, cts. contains the
following beautiful Illustrations, viz: Abedel Kader,
from French portrait; Sketches from Spain; Lon
don improvements; Marshal BHgeaud Battle with
ae French Troops Great Western Railway; 81. Panls
Cathedral, Calcutta; Poruat of the late MIS- Fry,
sister TO Mr.. Quincy.
PICTORIAL TIMES, price 1871 cents, contains the
following splendid cuts, vZ: English stays; Founder
OF the Jesuits; Bust of Professor Jamison; amosphe
gic Railway, Engravings, &c. sc.
Also received, the London illustrated Almanac for
1916. containing Sc columns closely printed matter
ami 20 EngravingS. Price lSf cts.
The Dollar Newspaper containing the second Prize
Tale. reeeved-prce cents.
w. N. HARRISON'S Literary Depot,
No. Jarys's Buildings, North ST.
y. B. further supply of the Wandering Jew and
Flamont's Narrative. nj
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-08
A CHEMICAL REsuLr 10 snahle na-.o.. :.

a DYE iNSTANTAHEOUSLY their HAIR u,.h
Out tht least Inconvenience.
1UhES HAUEL'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE
LiQCiD HAIR DYE, for changing red or gray oa,,
WHISPERS, eyebrows, Sc. 10 brown, black ~ ,ies.r
color, Inc slightest evii consequences need not De
reared rom II nSe-It is altogether harmless.
inns composition is the only one sanctioned ~ In,
SCIENCE OF Chemistry, to dye, IN an indelible pianse
IN" various Sfanaions OF ca 0rs, wlthOW: danger or
convenience, and has justified the liberal patronage
and unlimited confidence of the public
. ~ Beasare CT Counterfe'ery. Ask f.r nJAi-,,
genuine article.
For sale, wholesale and rs tail bv
JULES HACEL, PGrtuner and Chemist
46 s. Third. ST. below ChrsDut Pht,a3
Aaf for sale III Baltimore by the following AppD..
n N. Robinson, cor, Gay ami Sarasora- is j. Bou-y
2lO Baltimore 81; Mortimer x Muwnrav Bal,u and
CharIss-sts Thos p. Harrison, 253 Baltimore. 81; p
Hickey X Sons, pa. Baitmore-st: A. Croypat., l.,
Baltimore st; Coleman * Rodgers, l7} Baiuore-s,.
> T. winchester, los BalumDre-sl; L. Hale ~ 9al
tinote st; j. NJ LarOque, BALTIC. 4 Harrison s.s a.,
r. De iacour, 359 Batmorr-si; H. :, Thompso.
Howard and Favette-sts; &. r. Rodgers, HOwast sad
Mamon-sts; J. w Barry & Co., Daiio. s. PearI-srs.
ol5 VI sGl3m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-08

a n EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or
"a FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CLOEhS-AmsElcan, English and Preach
Observation-Disclosures nd Fancy
VESTlNGS-s'ilk Velvet, Satin, WOrslet. &c
Sa,tincts, Tweeds, Kersrys. Jeans and Linseys
Cashneres, Moushne dc Lame, black and cold
AlpacaS, Bombazines, Sc Also. one of tile hand
soonest assortDents Of CALICOES IN the city
SHAWLS-cashnere, Th;bet, Wool, Mousi;ne de
Laine, Blanket and Net
FLANHELS-White, Red and Yellow
BLANKETS, Canton FlannelS, Ticking
Peniteniiary plaidS, Checks, Cotton Yarn.
Brown and Glcached MUSLTNS, SC. &c.
{h- For sale II the Agency Store ver iOw FOR cash,
By LUTHER !. COX, Agent.
No. u Baltimore street. ID door below
oli-2n TnpOlett's alley.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-08

gEHIN PLATE, SHEET IRON.
Il COPPER WIRE. &r SC.
800 boxes TIN PLATE, 3 ix, and extra skies
200 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4x2O, OF best Char
coal brands
80 bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET iRoN-ali direct importation.
70, 900 lbs. Braaiers COPPER, assorted
20 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
900 bundles Bright aud anDcaled IRON WIFE
~ rolls STREET. LEAD, 81 to & lbs
20 pigs Banca TIN: 100 plates SPEI.TER
Also, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, BE.
[l3- A fall stock of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rivets, Timed Copper, sc.
For sale On liberal terms BY
r. PRATT & BROTHER,
AL 6IHif q and 70 S. Charles street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-08

E1R0CLA5Ni rs TO '"uE WORLD
r. THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARHOUND is without
Ersepti0n or ETurCr4',9u
the most safe and speedy care tor all diseases arising
from Coughs aud Colds, which, unfortunately ne geot-
ed, too
OFTEN END IN CONS CMPTFON
II llancc's Compound Syru0 OF HoarhHund ss taken
on the first appearance of Cough it will Immediately
it and the sufferer from an un;inely grave
price 80 cents per bottle, or ak bottles for 50 So
For sale by SETH - HANCE. los Baltimore st.
and corner OF Charles and pratt-sts. OBJ
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-08

NrT BOX CORNlCE&. To render more
w complete his business arrangement, the subscr
bar has added Gliding Shop TO my establishment,
and is now prepared to put up al short uote, CUR
TAiNS with all he fixtures complete.
His arrange ments are such that he Will be able TO
iarnish Gilt Box Comces, Sc, in advance OF the la
lest styles and most approved finish and in furnishing
sui Of Curtains, III consequence Of having the Up
holSteiy and Gliding all under ones eye 2teater ad
vana3es, both IN facility and economy, mast Of course
accrue to the customer. Also, Curtain Band of new
style and character together with Poles Ends, ecu
tres and Pings, rendering the assortment the most
complete in the city.
Mr.. A. F. JcpLIN, so long and favOrably known for
his skill AID good TASTE viii ailond 20 the getting up
Of Curtains.
VENETIAN BLINDS Also Venetian Blinds, Of
all eolOrs and all sizes, made in our usual superior
manner, with from 40 20 40 Stats 10 a bind
MATTRESS ES.--Aiso Hair. Husk, Moss, Cotton,
Wool, sc. with fine Ticking, &c.
Also, FEATHER BEDS.
The whole 1T prices 10 SUIT the iint-
JAS. H. COX, Ice Rallinore -lrfst,
olt-lm ;lj door west Of the NGSeGm.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-08
NWTILL BE OPEN
WV I'LIfS Mod NJ

NMT I'LL BE OPENED
w THIS MORNING, AT
F. GAR DNER's, 1875 Market street,
Rich f.inted Teksfn SHAWLSl Purchased at the
Real iBdOuH CashRere do. 1late peremp ory
Preach Cashmere Long do. sale OF SHAWI4S
do. do. Square do. in New York
Also Reni Lace Capes aud Collars, Vaiencienes,
Laces, &c.
WIN be opened on Wednesday fnorning-Ore ease
Plaid spun Silk Cashmeres, received hy she Great
Western, new and beautiful article.
case Rich Brocade SILKS. tor Evening Dresses.
! case Rich Chameleon SILKS.
AIso-l magnificent India Camel'S Hair SHAWL,
which cost $3.50 10 iniportwilh many other desirable
articles, which will be sold on reasonable terms
43- Store No, 1875 MARKET STREET, 4th house
above Light-sl. rgl IA
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-08
ocEpS, nJ.MOND CErfENT,

A CUE AND FEVER EFFECEUALLY
"A CURED BY TYLER'S hGUE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous recommendations and certincaies
Of gyygcruAL cures are in the possession of the pro-
prator, but these of no avail IL the SUFFERER "A
permanent cure is what he wants, and It Is what ne
will have, if he takes the Pills according to the dlrac
k.0us. Prepared only by DR.. G. X. Tf LER, corner
Eas, Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore Price 81
par hox jy7-eotf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-08
yHyaKE NOTICE -yyAN,rEDO,lfy ,ls,h

FENAkk r WANTED DAInN-Clegks
H. book keepers, bar keepers, Porters for stores;
English Teacher; Coachmen; OstIets; Wagoners;
Overseers; 20 aborurs; Agents; 30 Cook. Washers,
and Ifoners; Chambernaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids; SGanstressss; House keepers, end
number OF other situations TO numerous 10 mentiOn
and TOO valuable to lose. Families have only 20 give
me call and their wants win be immedintrly attend
cd to. Servants sent from my Office cas- always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. =. SCOTT,
u6 No. 10 Exchange Place,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-08
MAR. ouRIsrGn's GALyANrc

Dr.. Il. H. CHRISTIE, tAe original paten,,e and
nvehtOf OF these ce!ttraed articles feels }; duty to
the public IrST they De deceived in purchasing
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS. DhChrisuc wishes the
citizens Of Baltimore and all Olhe! places where MS
discovery has hecn Introduced TO undes stand that he
IN no manner recognises any Of the articles sold Gu-
dor the nillne OF "Ganvanc Rings, Sc unless they
are connected lin MS name, and sold by his ;tuthO-
rZrd Agent. d. Christie taxes the RS possibility 10
further that these limitations OF ms discovery
possess beneficial etfec, whatever. All persons
therefore, who are suffering from any nj thA paintni
maladies comWehended under rheumatism m all It's
forms, or nervous complaints, no matter how chronic
or severe IN character, are requested apply the
only place in Baltimore where The genuine Galyanic
Rings aud their notifications Re obtained viz of
SETH ). HANCE, 100 Baltimore street,
a3l And corner OF Charles and pratt SIS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-08

PERUVIAN GUANO. The subscriber offers
Il for sale portion Of the Orpheus' cargo of Pc
RUVIAH GUANO, just arrived from the Chincha
Islands, in parcels OF five tons and upwards, $50
per ton of Sa140 lbs. Purchasers Of smaller quan-
ties will be supplied by DAVID {, HARRIS, No. l5S
Baltimore street. at the following rates;
Jo . t0hs'.''.. .'''.,...'... .'.' S3Z'Iu
TO ; tons. ....,.................... 54.OC
Under one ton, ,. cents per lb.
SAMUEL X. GEORGE. Agent Peruvian Co.
o2l-lm No. German street.
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~IVIDEND. The Trustees Of the Bank of
HB Maryland, have declared dividend of seven per
cs, 1886 79 2lO0) being the second dividend of the
assets, payable at the Union Bank of Maryland, on
5snasS The creditors will please 10 take notice, that
t.e production of the certificates of the Trustees, is
sued at the time Of filing the respective claims, will
be required on application for the dividend.
JOHN u. MORRIS, Trustees of the
X. w. GILL, Bank of Maryland.
Baltimore, Nov, 4, l945. n52w