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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-04-17
UPPER SANDUSKY
r A IL II o AID

When the Rail Road will be completed
is more than we can tell, but we can say
that there is
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VHNRUSTEE'S SALE. BY virtue of decree
n Of Bal imOre COanty Court, sitting asa Court Of
Equity, the undersigned Trustee, will sell 1T public
sale, tor cash, on the premises, at O'Clock. r. NJ
IN THURSDAY, the Dist day Of Detemher, (inst J
lot of ground and Improvements the nOrIh side
street. aud described as lot No. u, by an assignment
irom Joseph Aender to Rebeec ca Jacquete, recorded
among baltimore County Laud records, in libeI ga,
folio 3lS The lot fronts about thirty feet on Thames
street., and has aepth of about eighty feet more or
less, towards Caroline street, narrowing from front
IL rear, and terminating in point, or ucar Caro-
line street Its subject to ground rent of 81 per
annnm Terms OF sale cash.
w. HALL, Jr., Trustee,
di0-law3w No. 2SpurrieI's Court.
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NAVIS' DAGUERREOTY ROOMS,
H (LATE PORTERS.)

IN FRANKLTN BUILDINfS,
N f corner Of North and B ut more streets,
{G}- En- rance in NORTH STREET, opposite the Pa
riOt Office
Likemesses taken in clear or cloudy Weather, aud
VarTGnt'd M to tIde.
Ry- Hours Of operating from 8A, Nj. to 5 P. NJ.
Having taken Inc rooms recently occupied by Mr..
Porter and ed them To he remOdGlled refted and
the anangemt nj of LIGHT greatly improved, the sub
srribGr is now PR pared TO execute correct and ee-
gHnt hagueUoetype Portraits, both SngIy and in
Groups. Possessing a thorough knowledge of the
art. and extensive ractcal experience in Chemistry
(havns been, tOi several years, joint proprietor OF
w & Il. w Davis Drug and Chemical Establish
meHt) together with superior Instruments, apparatus
and materials anG determined TO spare efforts "a
please, the scrber confidently hopes for share
OF public patronage,
a small ROY wanted-apply as above.
de5 ly WISTAR DAVIS,
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IUST RECEIVED, large lot of new and
% popular works at haf price.
The Pioneers OF P-rote, containing q journal kept
by the Author. who was captured by the NJ H
cons at Mier, Dec as lS4I, and released from
Perote May l6, 1874, l2c
The Dramatic Authors Of America, by Jas Re6s, IL
The Warwick Woodlands, by Frank Forester IL
The English woman IN Egypt, writ BY her sister, ID
I'm re ssiOns of Ireland and the Irish, l2
knights of the Round Table, 10
Recolections Of the eventfu Life of Soldier,
by the late Joseph Donaldson, sergeant in
the 9th Scots Brigade, I2
History of the Mu,ny at Spithead aud the More, 10
Sketches of impOsture, Deception szd Creduity ,l2
B Nby0nian Princess, 9 vols. IS
Physic and Physicians, vols. 25
Together with all the new works, ne wspaper &e
CO Fer sale by
WIN. N. HARRISON,
General Periodical Agency, 20 e. Baltimore at.
dill Between Front and High SITS.
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
NOT,
SOUTH CHARLES StrREHn

WHOLES. ale.
HUST RECEIVED, a fine assortment of
81 COMMON and PRINTED WARE, well suited
to wholesale trade. Country merchants are request
ed to call and examine nay STOCK.
RETAIL.
Also, another large lot of Flowing Blue Hong
Kong, Dinner Tea Toilet ana Breakfast WARE Of
entire new patterns. Tog' Their with as good stock
of Moulded and tut GLASS and CANTON CHINA
cnn he found in the city.
The above stock will be sold low, for cash. till
January |, l547, after which time the subscriber will
remove to No. Al North Howard street.
lR3- All persons indebted J. g. II. IT., are re-
quested to call and settle such acc0unts, were
contracted previous to Sept. Is, 1886
Ol7-tJal JOSEPH S. HASTINGS, JT.
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ECoND GRAND CONCERT
DANCING SCHOOL.

MIR. j. X. CODET has the honor to an
I'VE nOunce to The Ladies and Gentlemen of OLD
TOWN, that his Room will he open for the TGeep.
ton Of pupils on MONDAY, Dec. IAN, at the corner
of FRONT and GAY STREETS Days OF tuition,
MONDAY and THURSDAY AFTERNOON, from
8 till O'Clock, for ladies', misses and masters.
Dung the quarter, the following Dances will he
aud MAZURKAS QtADRILLE. CELLARiUS
PLAIN aud GALOPADE WALTZES, and the
GRACEFUL RoDEUM and the new spanish Dance
LA CADIZ For terms Apply as above, or at his
dancing saloon, cor of Hanover and Lombard SITS,
on days of tuition, TUESDAY ann Saturday.
NIB. Gentlemen wishing 10 join the Private S0iress
will please hand in their names. dll-lw
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dI0-law3w
MUFFS! MuFFSN MUFFSm

HAi, car, and FANCY FUR STORE.
u L.. McPHAIL, No. 1872 BALTIMORE-ST.,
- neyt door 10 the Clipper office, has this day OPP
enrd large invoice of MUFFS, BOAS and VICTO-
ZINES consist ny Of
L0adnn LustrGd and Natural and Natural Lynx,
Oage and very superI0T) REPRESENTATIVES.
Black and Natural short Lynx do
stone nd Brown Martin do
Fitch, Blue Fox, aud Siberian Squirrel do
Isabella Bear aud silver Badger do .
Siberia Fox, "a beautiful arIicle) do
Jenet, AluarCa aud Rock Lynx do
Stone and Brown Martin, aud Blue Fox
BOAS and VlCTORIAS
Ermine, Swan down and Fitch do do
A great variety of low priced MUFFS, for misses
and children.
o. rhe above comprises Of the largest and
most sp ndid assCrmGnts ever before offered in this
ciy. Those IN want Of any OF the above articles
will find it decidedly to their advantage 10 give me
IA call. d4 If
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EHNO TIE AFFLECTED.-We wish 10 ca

THNO THE AFFLFCTED.-We wish TO cal
n the attention of our readerstO the rtscmeH t.
of DR. Dow, a regular medical man whose profession
al education is not surpassed by any physician IN the
country His having devoted his attention I. many
years 10 particular branch Of the pro ession, and
having been extremely successful in curing long stand
NJ and difficult cases, such as considered al.
most incurahle, Is sufficient to commend him the
pubic as worthy of The extensive patronage he is
daily receiving ROthose acquainted with the Doctor
we say nothing as ~ his skill honor integrity,
they are well known; hut strangers IN search of 9
physi ian, we would recommend to carefully read
DR. Dow's advertisements, and be sure, when calling
on him. to observe hat his Office is is Second stree
between Slu h and Gayss.
See his advertisements nos
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KNOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY,
MARSuAL,S SALE.

NAItSHAL'S SALE.
a agSa=yx By virtue of FIerI Facas issued
k6wsSE pout 9th District Court of the United
States fO the District OF Maryland land
10 me directed, at the suit Of William mcKm and
Haz'elt Mckim Vslhe Baltimore and Rappahapnuck
amhoat Company, have seized and taken posses
slnh of the Steamboat RAPAHAKNOCK; and notice
Is hereby given that will proceed to sell The said
ST. anboat to the highest builder for cash, on the
TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF THIS MONTH, al
O'Clock, P. NJ, at The Exchange.
MOREAU FORREST,
de4 Unued States Marshal.
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VA ITHoUT MERCURY OR C0PAvIA.


secret seases of all kinds and in every fern and
stage is DR.. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
REMEDY composed entirely of American Roots!-
Travellers among the Indians " ell know that they
cure venereal diseases, without even the knowledge
OF Mercury Basam. The proprelors of Tins neei-
cine obtain it great cost directly from an Indian,
and offer TO The afflicted an opportunity o. being
cured, avoiding Ike danger of Mercury, and the nas-
seOus taste of Basam. This m dcne is pleasant to
the taste and leaves no oder apOH the breath.
PREPARED solay by RowANp WALTON and sold
wholesale and rttail by Jos 4. Rowland, 376 Marke
street. Phid. $50, in Baltimore by N. n. Robinson,
corner o Gay and Saratoga streets; Kinslee s. or
est Marsh Market Space; James Stansb1ry, No. 237,
Broadway PeIl's Point; Gordon g. Tutman, No l52,
West Pratt street. seq Y
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~OLD GUARD CHAINS. CARRIED. %
IL CLARK opens great variety Of Gold and sl
yer work this dav, aiming which are handsome gold
Guard CHAINS, for ladies and gentlemen; also, gold
Guard Keys: Fob Gha'ns and Seals, with great va
iety OF beautiful Jewely, db
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~ r.. WNrNIORE y CO., pNE~ENT

~ r. WEFMORE ~ co.., PRESENT
We their thanks Ia the cllizens of baltimore and
rs vicinity fnr tht liberal patronage hitherto extend
ed 10 them AM eSpec fully solicit their attention
| Ia their enlarged stock of useful and Ornamental
good, comprising all kinds OF Family and Fancy
HAbDWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, WATERS,
Rich silver Plated WARE, BLOCK TIN, JAPAN
NED and BRIT ANNA WARE, Solar aud Hall
LAMPS, GlRONDOLEs, ALBArA and GER
MAN SILVER WARE, Brass, Copper and Bronzrd
GOODS, Pain and Enameiled Hollow WARE,
BRUSHES, BASKETS, NJ ATS, &c. sc including
an extensive assortment of STFUL HOUSE
KEEPING and FANCY ARTICLES too numerous
TO mention uur increased tao ,litics Tor obtaining
goods direct from the manufacturers and by impor-
talon are such as enable us 10 sell low any
house in the United STAT, s. Those wishing TO pur-
chas, will find it for their iHte est to give us cal.
We particularly invite tn" attention of the Ladies
to rare selection of BOHEMIAN GLASS ORNA-
MENrS and other FANCY GOODS suitable for
Christmas presents, sc.
Catalogues confirming list Of the leading articles,
TO be- had at the Store AT No. 49, N. Charles st OPP
pOsite the Union Bank. dell-eO2wii
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- HALL, DESIGNER End ENGRAVER,
eSs No. i EUrAW STREET,
opposite the Eutaw House.
Drawings Of Buildings, Machinery, Specifications
for the Patent Office Seals, Steel Letters, and all
kinds of Wood and COpperpiate ENGRAVING, neat.
ly executed, at the shortest notice.
: PATTERNS for Castings made.
BRANDS and STENCILS cut 10 order.
DRAWING SCHOOL. Instruction given in the
Art of Drawing. o30-6m
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For sale wholesale and retail by
@ 2. ROGERS. Druggist and Chemist,
UpOuEmIAN GLASSWARE.

HpOUEMIAN GLASSWARE We have
I'd iust OnrHpd a rare collection Of magnificent
Bohemian GLASS ORNAMENTS c"mnri~ingVasrs,
Toilet BOTrL II, nECA NrERS MUGS Pitchers,
TUMBIERS, nc. which are pronounced 10 he the
most heamitul Vools of The kind ever offered in this
market. "Srring j. heiieVinT'--catI and look 81
them. They will make splendid mes"nrs.
G. T.. NETMORE h co,
No. 10, N, Charles st., opposite Union Bank.
d7-lWif And near the Pew Church
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DOCTOR EA CHI
nENrISr

No. 6 !. CALVERT ST.
lat the sign Of the golden
arm makes and inserts
The UPPER TEETH on
the bare IUM without
clasps or springs, in so
nice a manner that they
cannot only be worn with
perfect ease and comfort,
but will actually sustain
a weight of from 10 to Is
lbs, We tOOthless ones
ions performed in tip top
day
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unLsCK AND COLOREn ALGERtNE GIMPs.
ID have on hand, fresh supply of the above
goods 10 which invite attention.
n2 fri IN. HAIG, l33 Baltimore street.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM


AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or B8L7I more 4 C.aLVERT- SITS.
EHNHIS EVENING, Dec. I4lh, will be- perform
= ed LEND ME- FIVE 5HILLINGo. Mr.. Co.
lightly, Mr.. JOHNSEFrON. Mrs. MdjH PhObbs,
Mrs. ,OVrl..
TO he followed by a celebrated Dahce by M'5ELE
WALLER
To conclude with The MARRIED BACHELOR
Sharp, Mr.. KEMBLE.
~ Abundance IS cts., children under 10 years Of
age, l2t cents. saloon performance to commence I
u O'Clock precisely. II
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I'd ECRUTTSI REURUITsi-wAN TEr,-
"a ONE HUNDRED strong, active young men 10
serve with ROCKET aud MOUNTAIN HowITzGR aAT-
TeRIFs, now preparing by the o. dnGncc Dcpa1tm.n
for mmediat" departure.
Ga pay, DIVISIONS and c'othing This cOrps will be
superior any other yet raised, Ind, ftOm The kind
of used, will constantly serve with the advance
of the Army. .....p... b ..
The highest character for courage and physical
ability will he required for admission int the corps.
App y at the Rendezvous, No. SO =. FREDERICK
STREET l.. A. y. WALBaCH,
90 premium It twr dollars will he paid to any
one hinging proper recruit 10 the Rendezvous.
drS-l
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AUCTION BARGAINS.
WILL OPEN THIS DAY-A 1

WILL OPEN THIS DAY-A LARGE
w LOT OF GOODS, BOUGHT AT TRUS-
PER CENT. LESS THAN FORMER PRICES,
FOR LADIES-One ofthe largest Stocks Of Dress
SILK, entirely new, and very rich ever offered IN
this city; Rich black Mantilla SILKS, plain fad and
satin Striped: New style French CASHMERES, Nous
de LaiHe.i new style Cashmere ROBES, hlgh color
ed Tartam PLAlD5, entirely new; new style GING-
HANS, superior quality; rich white Damask SILK,
for evening dresses; Embroidered ROBES, in white
and colour; farlat0n RIO Res, Swiss Jaeonet, Tar
IatonS, Bosk, Indian Book M0SLlNS.
o. SHAWLS-EmhroidPred Canton
GRAPE; French Cashmere; TeTkerla Printed, very
rich; rich silk, embroidered Cashmere; SaxoRy Net
SHAWLS.
Terkeria SCARFS, SILK do
Scarlet and fancy cord Grape SCARFS
Cartoon extra fine Thread Edgings and Laees
| Do Swiss lBsertinss and Edging', very fine
french Needle Work COLLARS and inside do.
Cuffs Sleeves, &c.
o. FOR GENTL EMEN-superor Black, Blue,
Olive, Brown, Green, Drab, FreAch, English and
Bo.estic CLIO rus, from 80 to $40; sup. Black aud
FaHcy CassimereE all prices; sup Embro'd, SATIN
Plain Satin, Velvet, Cashmere and Silk VEsTlNGi
fu stock of Gloves, iidkfs Cravats, Hosiery, IL
der Shirts, Drawers, &c sc.
LINEN GOuDS-LiRen Cambria HDKFS, all
prices; Rich Embroidered and Revere Bordered
Linen Camhric HDKFS; Itish LINEN; Linen
SHEETlNG, Damask Table CLOTHS and Table
Daa,ask; kird Eye aud Huckabaek DIAPERS
Scotch HOL.LON5, Brown do, white do; DAM
ASK NAPKINS, sc,
DOMESTIC GONlDS--BlBaCnc0 ana bTUWu w
MEsTICS, all kinds; PRINTS ofevery variety and
price; 5ATTINET5, all prices very.cheap; OSNA
BURGs; C0TTONS; Heavy fuIled CLOTH, To-
servants wear, he. &C.
Merchants visiting Baltimore are respectfully in
vited to call and examine my Stock they will FIND
many choice and desirable Goods, which are not
kept IN EXCLUSIVE Jobbng stOrss. Prices ii
low as INV house in the citv,
J.EsWARD BIRD, 300 BALTIMORE ST.
ia On fri between Light and Charles.
ENIRE! The subscriber has been appointed AasN1
a oCTHE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSU
RANCE COMPANY OF PHI LADELPHlA, aHC
having conplied with the acquisitions of the Law o
the State o. Maryland for Foreign Agencies,
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
at reasonable rates and old Fireman, respect
fully solictS share ofpubie patronage, his Office
No %, South Calvert stree Baltimore.
JAMES LLVEGROVE.
BLANK BOOKS made in FIRST RATE STYLE
a. usual. JAMES LOVEGROVE.
au29 fin
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ANUS EM ENTS.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

FkNHIS EVE ING, Deer. 18Th, WI l. prpseat-
= eI GLADIATOR. Sparta us Mr.. FOnRESr.
PhashIlU', ~ JAhISbS uIt, Mis- A Fisher,
70 conclude win tho NEKVU yiTALIGS. Tim
Pmkle. Mr.. CHAPMAN.
&C. Price Of 1dIassIUh-B0x SO cents-Pit IS cts
Orchestra - ais n ttH.
.Uj-ILoors open at half past 6-per(Ormance TO be-
gin al 2 orc OCk. Ii
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A STOCK OF DRY GOODS TO BE

N CLOSED our, AND STORE FOR RENT,
X. McELD0WNEYS CO. intend making change
in heir business and remove on the LIST of January,
resolved 10 Offer to their customers and the pub
lie, their large and well selected stock Of DRY
GOODS nj unprecedented low raies-at prices that
caunut fail 10 give the most ample satisfaction 10 the
purchaser, so AS TO Insure speedy sales and enable
the prOprierorS 10 c0se their business by the first ef
the year. The stock consists in part Of Rich Dress
SILKS; black and blue black for SCARFS and
DIES ; ES; MERINOS; BLANKETS; SHAWLS;
MOUSLlNES and EASHMERES; 0MBaZINES,
with their usual variety of DRESS GOODS. all OF
which will be closed ont GREAT Bur- GAINS,
h3- STORE and DWELLING FOR RENT. dit
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GLASSES IN MUSIC.
" Mr.. A. J. ClEAVELAND,
is now organising several DAY and NIGHT CLASS
Els, ba h adult aud juvenile. Ladies wishing 10 join
afternoon asses, or ladies and gentlemen wishing
to DIN night classes, ar children who wish 10 join
juveRe classes can all have their wishes grali6ed
by calling at No. III BALTIMORE STREET, Cup
slairs,( between the hours Of 10 and II, A NJ. and
and 4 p. M, aud Mr.. G. viii give them all desired
information.
{63- Private lessons in Vocal or Instrumental MI
sic, can be had by applying as above. d9,DlS
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nK.CULLEN,sIN INDIAN VEG ETABLE

~ SPECIFIC FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This medicine is fast taking the place OF every prepa
ration aretOfore used for diseases arising from Weak.
nessC other causes. All that il necessary TO
this medicine place in the Domestic Practice OF
every family, when such medicine is needed, is a
trial
1t Sneaks for selr-is innocent ia its operations,
and IL, INJURY can arise from its use at any time.
Wholesale and Retail by RowAED WALTON Pro
priGtOrs 376 Market Street, Pha Also, ia Baltimore
by N. N, Robinson corner of Gay and Saratoga sits.
Kinsloe & Toy, 9Si Marsh Market Space; James
Stanshury, No 237 Broadway, Feil'S Point; GordGn
& Tuhman Ne, l52 West Pratt sHe6t, seq
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1900, FOR THE SOUTH.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


aas WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TENHREE TIME A WEEK, carrying the
Z GREAT CENTRAL U. S. Mali, by the wen
known and popular routes, via Cnes peake Bay, to
burg, CASTOR, Weldon and Charleston ). o., (avoid
ing all those unpleasant changes as al the route via
Washing 'on,) and NO loss sleep, ts Weldon,
II Saxn-svx Leaving Spears wharf Baltimore,
Rxass 2Rweevery MONDAY, WEDNBSD tY and
FRIDAY, al o''lk. + NJ in one the
popular, Comfortable and safe Steamboats,, with Their
"A ahsa.ss capt. CSnnoa, or HERALD, Capt.
Esszssy fausp Russell, or jEWESS, Capt. sutto,
&aeaRn6E&k. This Line has bee running for up
wards Of twenty years. without loss of Property or
Life. The Boats built expressly tor this Route. Ami
wing in Norfolk mex! morning, after comfortable
nights sleep, ats o'ck A. thence up James River
= sx,-stn with its beautiful scenery, i'll the
k5u,xs6 leamb,at CURTIS PECK, Capt Da-
il Wis or ALICE, Capt. Brough, to Rich
mond or City Point Railroad, now in comp etc order,
to Petersburg, Va Ueaying Baltimore at same time,
always in advance of The Line via Washington \
thence TO eldun and Charleston, y. G.; ihI-ugh as
fast as any Otner line with much more comfort and
less expense. This Line also connects with the Sea
Board and Roano Railroad, RON Portsmouth, by
Railroad, to Garysvillr, Franklin, NewsOn's and
Baykin's Depots. And by steamer Fox, rom Frank
lin to Edenton, Plymouth, Newbtrn, and Washing
ton, n. u Returning, leave Norfolk, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Situldays, al 3 p NJ, conne ting
{next mornine) at Baltimore with the i.iRes going
South, West, and Fast.
COnormabe to our usual custom at this season,
tih fare Will be as follows:
Between Baltimore Norfolk or Portsmouth SIS 90
Do do Franklin .................. 20
Do do Richmond or Petersburg, Va 5 u
Do do CASTOR or Weldon ,,.,..., tG
Do do Thro' to Charleston, !. c.. 81 81
Meals on board yand James River Boats includ
ed, Their by saving at least 81 expenses
0-rravelleIs ny the ahnve routes will please be
directed by our soliciting Agent ia the Cars hand
y0ur checks 10 him, or IN the Porter in the Yard
[Norfo Line In ellie on h hat,) who will conduc
you and Your bagglse TO the boat
T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
Baltimore, December, lS46. dad
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VHNO THE 100000 READERS
OF THE CLIPPER.

u OF TH e CLIPPER.
The Subscriber w0uld respectfully inform the pub
lie that in consequence of the numerous applications
hitherto made TO him, for the furnishing of original
buns, advertisements in prose and rhyme, original
letters, obituary Roes1, notices on Music and the
Drama, and in short all descriptions Of composition,
he l. prepared to furnish those in waHt both in the
city and country. Applications by mail, enclosing
any amount, viii receive immediate attention. Ap,
plicalon personally or if bv mail, nost paid tn
WILLIAM TAYLOR, '
No. 4 and IarY,, binding. Rai,e Md.
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FHyHAT UNRlVALLED CAtMtNATlVE.
GROWERS, INFANT CORDIALn is The most


popular Medicine now in use among various families
ofthe first responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For chl!dren or
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordial will he found of lncalculable benefit For
these children who afflicted with weakly or de-
bilitated state Of the bowels the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while eethihg sHffer great
amount If pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
"BOwers' Infant COrtal exerts by its very soothing
qualities, makes ii very desirable remedy in all such
eases; Let no family be without this Invaluable rene
dy,-Pfice % cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by
G P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner of Howard aud Maroon streets.
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san corner of Madison and Howard sis; Or. e. II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green SITS; n. Lemon,
corner of Markei and Porpleton sts.; A. G. bdgey,
corner of Howard and Pratt sts >; II. Perkins Bro
ther, corner Of Green aud FranSlin SITS II. w. An
drews, Hill s q. X. Tyler. corner Of High and Mar
ket sts.; Or. T. Ronntree, beiAir Market; Thos g.
Hopkins, Broadway, Fel's Point, ]. B. StanSbury
Thames st.; C w. TlcKst, Pratt and Eden ST.; r. j.
Pitts High and Pro-, sl;E. p Reyes, corner Of Paca
aud Little Green street; DR.. RabuIC Pratt and Paea
sir ct dT-lw-leI2'NT
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J.ESWARD BIRD, 900 BALTIMORE ST.
ia On fri between Light and Charles.
DRATT-sF. IRON FOUhpHY,u -,

n MO, JVE- NB'TVTI II II W
Recently occupied by the lat" Jas. G. Htt'on;)
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishment, and is prepared IN furnish to ORD, alt
descriptions Of IRON CASTINGS. Also. lkoN
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARCHl-
TECTltRAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the hest style. or Orders respectfully solicited
and pUnctuay attended to, , -.
81 I'm JOHN COCHkANE.
wNIGu COLORED TARTAN PLAIDS,
IN lust received fresh supoiy Ut Rich plaiis for
Ores -; asn rich F-ench Cashmcres. with lar re
sock NJ rich new stse DRESS SILKS. To which
the sseutoa Of buy ems arr invited, as harenlns Will
h.. even J, EDWARD BIRD
di No, 2e5 Baltimore stEc a,