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HARVESTING. At Wlliamsport, Md, and
the vicinity it is stated that the farmers have
nearly all finished harvesting.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. VIM. Thackara, aged
Ia, employed in the Philadelphia Sun Office,
fell from the roofof the Office on Saturday, and
died soon afterwards.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
RMNHE GENUINE XEGETA BILE PHI.

4 AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRhd
elects, STRUCTURES, sc. &c OF all the rel
dies yet discovered for the cure OF these complad
the VcgetablePills have been the most effectuaH
they have never been known to fail 10 efTecta per
nent cure. They are mild and pleasant 10 take,
powerful in their action, and may be taken with
the knowledge Of the most intimate friend. TM
Pills are Ful up in square boxes, with full direct,
accompanying each box.
Ql5- For sale by J. o. 81 N. Mccormick, N. GAY
70. IT,; G. Wiseman, Light ST.. opposite Fount
Inn, and by ]. F. Perkins 81 Bro, cor. Franklin
Green SITS.
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by c, Scott, cor. 7th
and the Avenue. Price 81 box. jail
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ID EREDERICK'S

for any length of tine without being anywise often
siVe 10 delicacy, or un-ermy in appearance. The
value of such machine cannot be estimated hut by
those tender feelings which long for the preservation
ola departed friend, and among those who have BET
completes TO use il Of the last decaying
general and pleasing satisfaction has been given,
for none can speak too highly of such an impOltan
and needful invention. Benevolent institutions and
others, who desire to delay funerals until he arrival
OF distant relatives, to make suitable PREPARATIONS
for intrrnent, can by the use of this machine pre-
serve them forweeks in a state of sweetness allow
ing all to gag upon.
For the use this machine apply to JAMES V.
GINET, General Agent for the city of Baltimore,
Frederick street, No 81 near Gay, where prompt at
teRtnn will at a II times be given.
Reference, Drs. Monkur Iuloes, Thomas, Handy,
Leonard, Durkee, Baldwin, Father Hickey, and Rev.
MI AldIich,
Applications will be received for Agencies or sales
of Pafentrghls for the following States, Or any Dor
ton thereof by Z. FREDERICK, Undertaken, Ralt
mere, N orth Gay street No. III, postage pad)-
New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, New Jers y,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Alabama, Wisconsin. Ma
ryland orlh Carolina, Mississippi. Kentucky, Mich
Igan. Missouri, Florida, aud Iowa. les
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time IN shit their clothing. They have met the'de-
cided appreciation of the public, as numerous cPrth-
Gates will show-and are now made IN such perez
ton that large small quantity of water can he
raised TO the top by child easy is the operation
1t may be used in the incest chamber, upon the most
beautiful carpet, without spilling drop Of water
thereon.
BAL II TUBS, with Patent Heaters; and BATH
APPARATUS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, always on
hand
Remember that Bates PATENT SHOWER
BATHS are manufactured and for sale only by
JAMES CORTLAN s. SON,
No. IL Baltimore street,
nearly opposite the Centre Market. 81.
Absorbent REFRIGERATORS; Provision
Coolers; Water do; do. Filters.
IMPROVED NON-CONDUCTORS OF HEAT
FOR COLD WATER, sc. sc. je22 I'm
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RATHER WARM. According to the Tribune
the sun actually melted The rust off the Park
gates on Friday.
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MIssIoNARIEs SAILED. Rev. DR.. Judson,
the Burmah Missionary, and wife, sailed from
Boston on Saturday.
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TENEfE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully call
N the attention of their customers and the public
to their well selected stock of choice CLOTHS,
CASSiMERES, and VESTlNGs, which they are
prepared to make up order in the most fashionable
style, at the shortest notice, aud on such terms as
cannot fail to please their customers.
ROGERS s. BOYD,
mh2S No. 1856 Market street.
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MEETING OF RAILROAD DIREcToRs. The
Directors of the Pittsburgh and Connellsvile
Railroad Company, held meeting on Friday
afternoon, and organized the Board by eectng
the following nfiiceFs:--Wm. Robinson, Jr.,
President; VIM. Nj. Lyons, Treasurer, Jesse
Carothers, Secretary.
Among other important business transacted
looking to an immediate commencement of OPP
erations on the road, committee consisting OF
Messrs Denny, Darse, Craig and Robinson,
was appointed to proceed to Baltimore, to con-
fer with the Directors of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Provision was also
made for re'opening the books shortly for the
subscription Of further stock, of which due no.
tice will be given.
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BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

Second ST.. Baltimore, where he intends to manufac.
ture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, Of
every description, in the most fashionable and APP
proved styles of the best craftsmanship and material,
warranted to wear and fit equal to any IN this or any
other city in the Union, lie would also embrace this
opportunity of returning thanks to his numerous Gus
toners and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully solicits continuance of the
same. Prices as follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do pegeed, $50
Doublesole lined water proof Boots, stitched, 600
do do do do pegged, 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
DO All orders filed at the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail.
se6-tf SAMUEL j. HANDY.
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VIOLENT STORM. There was a violent
storm of rain and wind at Centreville, Md, on
Sunday night week
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BATES PATENT PREM
IUM SLIDING TOP CHAMBER
SHOWER BATHS, WITH VA
POR AND INDICATED APPA-
RATUS ATTACHED. This appro-
we'd article is designed for chamber
use, and makes very pretty pieG 9
of furniture. 1t may he placed near
the bed so thata person can battle in
the morning before dressine-agr great
desideTdtHn, as many people neglect
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TRIAL FOR FORGERY. Benjamin Asher, a
young man formerly book-keeper of Simeon P.
Smith, merchant of New York, charged with
forgery in filing up check previously signed,
ead left blank by Smith, inserting the sum Of
Se25, and obtaining the money, was found gull
ty and recommended to mercy.
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EpALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARi
Hb No, 10 e. PRATT STREET,
seven doors easl of he BTidgev
The oldest Institution in Baltimore for the al
the secret disease.
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ENCOURAGE AmERlCAN tNDUSyIkG
w,.u Who will send to France for Boots
RSsM when the subscriber will make such
hfaG that for neatness, comfort and dur
h ability, cannot be surpassed by any
r. wofkmen in the world
HEatH Public attention is respect 'ly in
E3a8 vited to this suggestion.
Es6SN PRICES are as follows:
9NasE Dress Boots, stitched. go, $5a5.5O
Mps2EA pegged. ......... $50
TsisS' Water proof doHble soled lined
Sutcneu. b,UU
Water proof double soled lined Boots, pegged, 4a4. so
Cork soed pegged Boots, .5a5. so
SAM'L ROBINSON, Is Eutaw-st.,
n2S-y Opposite Western Bank.
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F. GARDNER, '95 Markets..
ie5 Fourth house above Lipht.

BEAUTIFUL SUMMER GOODS.
BE GENTLENEN'S WEAR
The subscriber has on hand some very desirable
end lashOnabe articles for GENTL EMEN'S Sum
MER WEAR, such as
Gold mixed and Dark Green Summer CLOTH TO-
Coats-a new and beaut Iful article.
BPk Grape Summer Cloth. very fine
Strip Linen DRILLING, superb quality
Plain White Russia, do do
Light fg'd Silk do
BUFF Cashmere and Straw do
Light fancy CASSIMERS in great varie iy, which
will be sold in these extraordinary dull times at pri
ces which cannot fail to please, and call is there
fore solicited at
EDW'D J. RICHARDSON,
jel6 No 81 Bnlii ore 81.
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HlHNtss OF VISION 6lddWes, NtTVOns DEBILITY,
MERCURiAL DISEASES,
Govt, Jaundice, Bill Gus Fever, Female Complaint
Salt Rheum, Pains in the JOINTS, Night Sweais,
EkYSiPELAS, LIVER COMPLAINT,
Flatalency, rush of blood to the head ulcers, eru
tons on The skin, and all diseases arising from
impure sta of Blood. Price of Hance's Blood PHI
25 cents per box or five boxes for 81. For sale by
s. HANCE, lC9 Baltimore St, and cor. of Chnries
Pratt sts. Remember HANCE'S BLOOD PILL
90 pills in a bor for 25 cts. ap21
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A BIT OF FORTUNE! Il is said the for
tune of MIR. gohn Jacob Astor amounts to SEA,
100000. This vast sum at six per cent. inter-
est would yield an annual income of lao,
600, which would be equal to $4,000 per
month, or to S27 ,s92 per week, or to about
$3.50 per day, or little over Sl23 per hour,
or to fraction over 50 per minute, OF TO near 4
cents per second HIS fortunp and income, is
no doubt, the largest to be found in the posses
sion Of any one family on this continent.
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NARROW ESCAPE. We learn from the Cen
trevilie Times that son of DR., Robert Colds
borough, Of that place, aged 10, made narrow
escape from drowning last week while bathing
Il Corsica Creek, in consequence of being seized
with the cramp. He was insensible when re-
covered
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linian says, there is prospect Of great album
dance The wheat crop has been much iniur-
ed by the rain, but the cat crop has been so
large as entirely to relieve the wants of the far
nlers, as Far as feeding stock is concerned.
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MAINE Hon, David Bronson has been
nominated by the Wings for Governor
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

Mrs. Laura Johnson, No l2 Division street, Ne'
York, WIS for six years troubled with distress in III
head, impaired +hI and general weakness. Sin
ST ties. "my nervous excitement was such that tn
slightest noise would throw me into commissions -
For over year / was 81 deaf that could scRrcel
h any one speak My life has een constantly DIES
paired Of, and have often wished DE- alh to reliev
my suffeTirgs " Mrs johnson has emf ELY recoUeYe
by the use Of the Galvanie Rings and Magnetic Fluid
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IN ANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BIOl
EA PILLS-FIFTY PILLS IN a Box
cheapest and best medicine in The word. These 4.
ebralcd PILLS have been entirely successful in 81
ing
DYSPEPSIA, PILES, COSTIVENEsS, e
Cholic, Pains in The Stomach and Side, Inflsmmatd
Rheun atisn,
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The attention of the
public is respectfully in
vited to this newly in
vented apparatus; the eb-
ject flr which it is in
tended lsto perfectly pre-
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al RS. NICK open on Monday,
I'VE June 9th, Ufgandies, 8traises and Lawns. Al,
so, variety of Shaws and Scarfs, Cause Wells, as
sorted colOrs. On hand Infants Worked Robes aud
Bodies AS tire season is far advanced tney will be
sold at the lowest cash pricts
je6 No. SO HOWARD ST.
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE

EMPORIUM!
An The subscribers have prepared-
fine assortment Of beautiful ndszssznrs
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they would like the Ladies to
call and examine, and can be sold al the following
prices: Caters SO; Half Caters, thick sole $.62
Morocco half Boots do 81 IS; Morocco Jeffeisons,
do. Sll2; Seal Skin Half Boots, Sl.l2; Seal Skin
Jefersons, Sl Misses half Boots thick soe rs cents;
chiliren's Boots and Shoes, so cents.
05- The above w0lk is prepared in the neatest and
most fashionable style, with every care for its dura-
kitity. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made al the shortest
notice. ELLIS s. NlCULAI,
D27-tf No. 50 BaltimoIe-st,
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ESLOCKS: CLOCKSi CLOCKSI lot of
v Brewster Ingrham's celebrated Eight Day
and Thirty Hour Spring CLOCKS, put up in beautiful
Rosewood and Mahogany asses, Gothic style, war
fanted superior 10 any Clock now in use. For sale
by the case or otherwise
G. e. WETM0RE & co. 4
Agents for the Manufacturers,
m30 M, 10 North Charles-st
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B. Remember the No., 3s, as the genuine
eLes arc for sale at no other place in Baltimore.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

UMBRELLAs.-lt is curious to observe the slender
thanks given to those who endeavor increase the
comfort and convenience of the human When
Jonas llanway, though very popular character, first
appea red in the streets of London with umbrella.
he was looked upon with similar feeling to that with
which the ancient prophet of that name was regarded
The novel example of such effeminacy was ridculed
quite insuffeable and precrring exposure to the
shower of missiles with which he was assaled, he
quietly put it down and took shelter in cutters shop
from the back door of which he retreated to an adj
Joining street, and without further molestation, got
safe home II some time before he again ven
tured to defend himself publicly against the suns
rays; but being deemed all eccentric his sngularity
was overlooked, and he was permitted quietly to
walk under cover. At length SO many began to avail
themselves of the like accommodation, that the COM
mon eye grew familiar to it. A few rurals stopped
now and then TO gaze and wonder, but felt rather
amused than offended. The imitation at length
spread from the Bond street of fashion TO the
men of smock-frocks and aprons, and, in our day,
there is scarcely any one, however poor that has not
an umbrella. They have become as common as shoes
and Stockings Exchange paper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

Excessive PoLIrENEss--Rowland Hill was always
annoyed when there happened to be noise in the
chapel or when any thing occurred to divert the al
tention of his hearers from what he saying. On
one occasion, short time before his death, he was
preaching 10 one of the most crowded congregations
that ever assembled to hear him. In the middle OF
his discourse he observed a commoon in the gallery.
For time he took no notice Of it, but finding il
increasing he paused in his sermon, and looking in
that direction, he exclaimed, What's the matter
there the devil seems TO have got into you ~
A plain country looking Immediately started
to his feet and addressing Mr.. Hill in reply, said
+" No sir it an the devil as is doing it's fat
lady wot's tainted; and she's very fat 'un sir and
don't seem likely to come TO in a hurry
"Oh that's it," observed Mr.. Hill. drawing his
hand across his chin :" then L beg the ladys pardon
and the DEVILS too.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

A Coon HUsBAND-When you see young man
modest and retiring in his manners-who cares less
about his dress than his moral character-depend upon
it, ladies' he will make excellent husband If you
see one that is kind aud attentive TO his mother
afaconate to his ssters-industriou in his habits
and economical in his business assured you have
found one Of whom you will never be ashamed. The
ball is place to find husband; the fashiona-
bic assembly is place; it is in the retirement of
home, in the place of busness-whcre you study
character and dspostion and where the best outside
is not put on for effect and display. Many young
woman sadly misses it, who is carried away by a
bright look and a splendid dress, The who
makes the most polite bow and is the most graceful
in his manners is not always the most suitable person
for husband. Look at heart-study the character,
and learn the disposition.
There was once a beautiful young lady--bcautiful
to look upon mean-who turned up her pretty nose
at a shoemaker and refused to acknowledge painter
in the street-who finally married dashing fop, the
son of wealthy man. Poor girl few years of
misery passed away and her husband became reduced
and she to maintain him actually took in washing.
Many a shoemakers wife and many painters daugh-
ter has contributed her comfort during the last few
years of her life Girls be wise and look to the heart
if you want good husbands.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

IBRAHIM PASTA AND DocToR's Built is
generally known that Ibrahim Pasha spent a few
months in the south of France for the benefit Of his
health and that eminent medical man, DIR. Lalle-
man left his practice for considerable time TO at
tend on the son Of Mehcmet Ali. Nothing ar
ranged to the fees the salary of the NJ. d. until
two or three days before Ibrahim Pasha was to leave
Paris, and then he sent 50,00Of (e2Oo0) to Dr. Lal-
Tenant. This sum was not considered satisfactory by
DIR. Lallemant, who had been building castles with
the muniicent sum he expected from the Pasha and
he therefore respectfully submitted that he considered
his fees should be estimated at 200,G00f (ESOO0).
1t was of great vexation to Ibrahim 10 have
undervalued the services of Dr. Laemant but yet he
did notmake up the donation named, but sent f4oOO
more to the learned physician who then declared HIM
self satisfied with the total received, rdecet, f6UC0.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

A QUEER CASE FOR THE DocToR.-As DR.. D.,
of Paris, was returning home on Tuesday sennight,
from the Champs Elysees, with his young and pretty
wife upon his arm, he met by young man, in
great preparation, and apparently much agitated,
who CRIED out so earnestly, " Doctor follow a
mans life is in danger" that the Doctor let go his
wIies arm, slying that he would return as
possible The young man proceeded towards the
BOulevards rapidly that the Doctor obliged to
call to him to moderate his pace. The young man,
however, still kept on, and DR.. D soon lost sight
of him. Not knowing what TO do the Doctor waited
while; but to intimate where the
patient to be found, he resolved TO return home,
naturally supposing that if he wanted he should
be sent for Upon arriving at home, he was surprised
to find that his wife had not come back. A night
passed over and still Wifi; and, after various in
quiries amongst the ladys friends without effect, the
Doctor applied to the authorities. The investigation
which was set on foot gives reason to believe that
the lady left Paris the same evening, in company
with foreigner, the train for Brussels or Ostend.
Nothing, however, is yet known Of the mysterious
affair with any degree of certainty paper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

MARRIAGE.-The marriage ceremony is the most
interesting spectacle social life exhibits To two
rational beings in the glow of youth and hope, which
invest life with the halo of happiness appear together
and acknowledge their preference for each other vol
unfairly enter into league of friendship, and call
heaven and earth TO witness the sincerity Of their
VOWS, to think on the endearing Connection the i'm
portant consequences, the final separation the smiles
that kindle into ecstacy at their union, must at
length be quenched in the tears of the survivors but
while life continues, they to participate in the
joys, to endure the sorrows, rejoice and
weep in unison. Be constant man; be considerate
woman and what can earth offer as pure as your
affection
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01
Trcacheyy and Reyenge.

The following is an instance Of dark vengeance"
meditated by young Andalusian against bis former
bosom friend:
Two sworn and inseparable friends, Manuel and
Vicente went together, all former occasions, to
enjoy bul-baiting at the corLo of relation In the
course of the sport some dispute took place &c
which of the two had done best, during which, blows
were exchanged, the advantage remaining the
side of Manuel They apparently reconciled
and Vicente received the embrace and regrets Of his
friend with good grace, but in his heart TO be
revcnged SIme days afterwards, on Vicente's inyi-
taton Manuel accompanied him 10 the c0rtgo Of his
uncle, sec fine herd Of young bulls just turned
in from the summer pastures. They dned together
and inspected the stables and animals.
You mast come with me- said Vicente, TO a
beautiful bull kept for sale, which wish TO show you.
He is The most furOUsihe whole rsgd, the cOwherds
themselves are afraid of him.
The door of the lookup opened with caution T;
the low arched vault was almost dark.
You can advance somewhat nearer without dan
GER, said Vicente.
Manuel did 50, but the moment bis body was clear
of the door, the traitor who behind him, closed
it violently turning the key outside and nging il to
distance, TO prevent prompt discovery of his
crime.
Manuel had but little time to adopt resolution
The BULL alarmed the noise. sprang upon his legs,
paved the ground, and fixing his glazing eye-bas
upon his victim, who had not even his cloak to give
him chance OF battling the animal and gaining a
respite. The roof supported by heavy stone
pillar The bull was already drawing himself to-
rether for rush. Manuel placed his back against
the Pillar, shouts defiance, and provokes his enemy
with feet and hands The charge is made-the quick
eye Of the Andausian watched the favorable moment
he slipped aside from the pillar the horns grazed
his person. aud saw the bull fall dead at his feet, his
brains beaten by the shock against the column But
a sterner reckoning now to be settled. Manuels
cries brought assistance and liberaton the story d.
vulged itself. Vicente had gone home. Manuel
mounted his horse, loaded his trabugo, and rode hard
to overtake his intended assassin. Ii was not long
before he discerned him afar Off
Vicente, he shouted, wait; owe you layulta,
(the turn.)
Vicente, conscious his life at stake spurred his
horse; his pursuer being better mounted, gained fast
upon him. Vicente screamed for mercy but a shot
was heard Immediately afterwards, which did its
bidding Vicente was buried privately without IN
curry for his family dreaded the publicity of his
Itreachery. Minue -fef his horse and went TO sea,
some said to America. His flight followed by
this friends for they an looked upon his revenge as
an act of justifable homicide.