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0ie Stcabalter Der W1obrspils Brufen'
SeiellIhaft Wercen bisrmt bsuattrihtist. oa6
cine 9SabI am tftntllebsn 6aulc bon Sobn
s. Wobr in Olcbrspills, ftattfinosn pirp,
auf Diemtaa Den 5. Sanuar 1916, INN llbr
Slahmlttaas, um oureb Gtimm5sttsl einsn
preltpsntsn, feds Serpaltsr II. slnen 9ebaB.
msitsr Su ndblen. 1nf Drper psr Soaro ber
Serpaltsr - 1Dm. .1Icnsel, 9ebasmsiitsr.
81. 3. Ile pericnslL melebe einen Scn'
trait fir cen &ebrauh Der Srite fit pas kss
Ninnenee Sabr su batsn phnitben 6no sr'
lubt lttb auf Wlittpoh Den 14tsn Sannar
1876, snl6en reu Stnnoen bon 10 .lbr
mcraens tis llbr Nabmitta9s, fir ben
3pef am cfcutlltbtn 6aule Urn Sobn 8.
Olcbr einsufincsn, neil uacb jcnem Gage fsi'
ne gcntraete msbr anasuommen perbsn.
OlebrsUlQs, 9cccmter 2S. Sim.
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Sefentltcbe Naetrtht

@iro bisrmit esssben, paB Die llntcrseiebnt.
ten, ecmmlIitcners Der gauntp Ssrts, bersit
Iein werpcn gcntrafte init ioltben perlcnrn
at5ul6lie6en, bic aenci9t iein m69en Die per:
iebleosnen Srilfen bslm Sabr gu ai0rsn, an
ibrer ImtsItube, tdsIlcb pom erltsn Wcntaee
i'm nah!tcn Sanuar uno wabrrnD pen ,nci
fcl9encem 3Bctten 4ae GrIebc, Die es prrs
ldumsn ODER lcb pessrn fir iolebsn 3pef
bsi5npcbne,L rperpsn Don siRIssm gcntratt
ausselhlc6cn.
Sobn Sbarman
Srisorib prins, (ermmiificnsrs.
WlitasI @ebrp,
gcIti0tcnsrs Nmt Ncas
bling, See. 30. 1s45. SIN.
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&ir6en @inlpeibuno.

Sie neue pcufh rsfcrmrte Stride in
8aumstauh eretsr saunihip, miro gum
Olenlle tss a(lmdbtiaen Scttes einacmsibrt
merem am 3Dsiten Scnntaae i'm Sanuar
l846, prlbss Der lite Gag pss acraebtsn
Dlcnats fem miro. prepiacr aus Der Scrne
iptrben bel cer GsIcsmbeit ssssn,partis isin.
Oae prebissn piro am 9amitaa 0aetmlt
taa bcrbsr tsainnen. 9as PntIifum 1T
atbtnnsspoa einssIaosn tsl3upcbnem.
6crteru itEss Oerbctsm, farfs Qstrants
in ber Sldbe Der STRIDE ;u rerfanffn.
George g. Seef, Sanmeiittr.
Baumstaua, Dee. 90. SIN.
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Geurten Scrfs Gauntv:

Nm Stem Sanuar 6tsn 2prl. 3tsn 2usuif II.
2ttn Slcpembsr.
sAA4 sAA ssA Is % Z aA a wy s.! % A sa ss 4
nc 5rpsiftl ssfdIftbt. 5su ssists ebsnbsnfaas
am SabItifts Der 6arrsburs Spars2(nifalt es
ne 0cts fir $4,000 pcr, ausssiisllt ourcb Sona>
than Gid qaneaiter Sauntp. Der @afTrsr
ms'9srts tb Die gects ausjubeSabIen, bis ct BON
'brsr Nebtbslt utsrieu9t fsi, ais nacbbem (or.
&ibarS Scr, BON pumnslstaun, 9aupbin@c.,
tt6 bei Gid barnab erfunb9ts, bislsr srflarts,
bas ct Die Gots ME unteribrsbsn babe, bsnls
nab mar lis falfb.
aIs 3sa Dor Mapcr @arpsntsr mtsriutbt
puros bate Ct cine Ncts auf bic psnn Sauna
fbip Sanf bel iib, BON sDomas Wtuasn aus.
9eife0t, sneoflirt BON @tban Salomin uao Sas
mes SIad, fir $4,000. 9taeb ftnsr lntsrius
dung wuree Ct fir wsitsrsS 8srbtr sin9sifsdt.
sr tpurbe fsltbsm 9s9en $1,000 Sirsfbaft snts
lafTsn. Bir srfubrsn bas 3sG felt sinisen Sabs
rem 9iebtreiber rpar uno bel bsm Yublifum in
9utsm 4nfsben ifanc.
R. .. Ss0 1T in Hsu Dcrf misbsr perbafz
tst porosn, rpobin sr 9ssanssn rpar sini9s @ss
fbdfte abjumaben (pas sr baourb ausfdbrt,
bas ct cine 9sfalibte Pcts an @sOrs 0S. &Osrs
ton, in jener Stacr, 9ab, fur $1,000, ais tbeils
usifs Sidsrbst fir ssrpift 8croerunssn bic
Aasrtcn sssen ibn batts) auf einsn Gsrbaftsbe,
fsbl weIben bic 8armers Sanf fir Die ermdbns
ten Sdlfbunsen aus9enommsn bate, unb am
Srsitas Worssn fam ct rpiebsr in qancafsr an.
Sn grmanssuns BON $4,000 murbs ct ins
@sfdnsnis 9sifsdt.
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Srr pumslls

Scnberbar 1T bic Mslt aemaht,
aber nod fcnrabarsr 1T bod rie qofofotc;
partbei BON pennlplUanisn be muB elnsn
Wasen baten ter bon Timer oaulitbtelt nitkts
ipsiB. Slahcem fe purh 5hIfe Cpic iener
8slebrte iaate "Sris font init lrinsr 9uias
belt pnreb bic Wrlt') pem pcIt gum pralt:
bsnten el,pablt bat, 70 fauasu ibre 3eitunaen
aueb iton al, feline Srsibanosls' 8runbiasc
psm betrosenen 9clfs porsufausn, uno we're
fhluft IS auet picle, 70 muB man balc slaus
ten, baB ee pabr IT. oab Manebbaufrns Sc:
feas BEN thrfiihcn Safer allies SrcO psrs
ftblufts was in gcnitantincpcI mar lin
atsr psm Sranfsn Die D1srIjin lisbib 81
MAIDEN SsrmiIebt man cisIslte init Buffer, -
70 audi spolt's Sreibanpsls 8runpldse bee
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sSHsS@NS GsSE& S|@EGGSI
itrtnt Die &cfcfoto: Partbci nit Sanfsufer,
pamlt Der unansenebme SeIbmaf perlelben
nlbt 10 iebr empfunpcn miro.
Olan Gcllte osnfsu, cas 6etrcaene 95olf
rperpe euplitb aufwaben nnb bic @bleht9s
felten ielner Snbrsr einIebsn ebe es III Ipat
it, - 6in uno wiepsr 3eisen 0h aud Se.
mhtber Die llt tstroscn tinoen; aber nit ibs
rem 3eitunsen ltnp lte aub Iebon eifris al Der
Nrbeit, oielelben ldherll6 Su maiden, uuo
,pel Ite nod i'm erten Srenoentaumel lbres
pclt'Sieses fmo, 70 ssbt alIse nach 1Bunleb.
Der Sarif BON '42 1T nun cine BbissOlaB:
resel Uierdehn Dionats 5urilf mar es cine
per ibrisch jsst 1T CT orifsnp, oalnals mar
CT poblwlrfeno. -
Weil nun unfsr Saterlano, lmo defenders
Der Staat pennIplpanien, unter Der einsiaen
lSbis GaBresel Die nod $ancsssefes it,,
sleib bsr Slatur i'm Hprln bon Der Come
teleuebtet ipecer auf,paht 70 aeist (ttb aueb
i6on Der 8eiit pss brittlIhsn &6ipen in ben
Bergen Oct 4otofofos, - nitbts ais ber Ga:
rlt ut ibnen i'm QBeSe, um ben gnaIdnoern
oen Srobman9el 3u erfeBen init unCererSrutbt
uno tbre Settelmanns. 3Baaren bierber au
brtnsen, ba6 fte osr BAUER lei wasenlaoun
arn 3n fanfen Osranlabt tpiro, - bas rpiirce
ssmm ;brem q'sb!iussplam auefabrsn uus Tit
fere D1anufattursn ODER beren S6affemte
arbeiteIos mahsu uno fls osm .nsliIben
Sbaf: Settslmann slet itellen. Der Ban.
Ct bat bann woblfsile waaren sefauft; bic
3aren bic bm bic qofo: 0ssieruns atforoert,
mag er aus Der 1Hano frassn: oenm, wenn
spcIf's SreibanosIs &ebre qanosssGss 1T,
ltatt pes 429er 2arif s, miro Die Slatlonal.
Ncsiernns balp tpiepsr bantrott fsin,- bann
te3ablt ibr NationaIs Gar, Gtaats Gar,
gauntD Gar, Setuls9ar, wes.9ar W1ili3s
Ear nno ,prr ,peb mic fts alls bsiBsn nerpsn.
Cure Sriltbte bic sn6 rer 6err nahites
Jabr MIRO tpabfen laden, Icic ibr oiee Sabr
ben enaIancern fton lbulpa fir manufat.
tur' Stcffe. - Cure Sdulpsn unb 3arsn be.
gable iprr Fam, per neht fam mag aufpats
Fen, ben Sstteltab in bic 5auo nebmcn unc
nab Oregon rper 9eras ,panrsrn, bod pc5u
allee eefes! - 3Dsi oft uno pelmals erains
nltt Die Saac ourebe sanjs $anc, jeosm & bas
le. jsosm 6hacl, jsrsr 5smatb ssIbab bic
Warnuns, nnp nitht MIR Warnuna IcGoern
oas Seroertsn felttt mar rureb Iehledts Ns,
alernna pcr icctrmanns 9birs, unp IeItlt in
BEN Sslobeutel acbrunaen; ; unb mas 9eIbab +?
Oie unaetreuen &nstbts (lnb wicber OIL bic
Hrteit aeltellt, bonn Der 5ausberr mar tanb
aeSsn allie Warnums. gs braudt eabsr ME
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Se q cb r / ci) t.

Ga meine Srau G y a msin 8stt une 3iI6
obne irseno cine tiIIise llriaebs psrla6sn bat,
70 acbe ieb bicrmit Nadbritbt, oaB leb curb.
aus Feline S6nIoen bs5ablen spcrpe rpsltbs lls
9ematbt baben mag, unp Sebcrmann miro 1tt6
carnaet Su Usrbaltsn ,pi,Ten.
Dapio Qeny.
9teacn9, December %. 3nr.
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Ser WOblfeilife
QSein unb Getrdnfe>S e>Stobr
in Reaching,
9p. 81, OifsWarFtsSisrtd, ndbifs sbir ;u
Ssbm's 9Ertbsbaufs.
cSSObau Orccaa

hcnaebritbflst pas putlltum BON Nsarins
mo 8erfs gaun.p :lterbaurt, raB sr tcfan.
nla auf 5anp bait sin src6es Iilortcmsm
9lu5erlelener QSeiue uno @etranee,
ais Wlaprira, Stbwrp, 3ensrlfie, Olalmiep,
SPORT qlfabpn, Sicliianiieben unO DlaM5a'
QBeim.
lIter Srllanoifbsr Sln unp smeitcr Cite,
Sefer alter goaniar 8rdnep,
eberrps nno aClptbnletsr 8ranpr,
Ilter 8ca9susWblsep,
Selautrrter 90. unb 81. G. Stun,
@benfolls Elm 9roBes Nhortement Spe3e:
reien, 5u Den nieori9ften Yreisn, ols
8sincr ,psi6er unp 5utsufsr,
ct. grrir, 81. 8. mp museoDapc Buffer,
Srilner Nic mD Sapa:gatfce,
Smperlal. Sung 5plcn unp pcuttona Stsc
u. D. uno 3. 8. DlcIadss, pom bctcn,
6cn's; allie lrtcn Scwilr;s &c, &c.
Neabin9, Sanllar 6. 3m
gsShr 6afsr, WelIdfcrn, 8laheiaamcn
Sleelaamrn, Srunptirnen &c. miro Der bod:
ts Drris bc5ablt, sntmeper in Saarsslp opsr
in 9aulh fir Waareu
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0lij0b SeDcrt,

HehtsonmeIt, (Attorney at Law
tsnatriebtiat lsint Srsnts frhbsrW glisn'
ten nnp ras pnthfum itsrbaupt, paB ct fe'
ne unaetbclte Nufmsrfiamfei psr prafts
Der SeieBe ,ripmen rpirc.--Sciue Umtsttube
1T i'll Der Srouts9ute leiuss Bobnbauies,
SO. so, an psr Shcfsite rsr pennItrabs,
cine tletne Grsfs mtcrbalb Der giIenbabn.
Neaoin9, Dec. Is. l845. 8nl.
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Gin eem 3runfe leioenIhaft!leb srgebsnse
Srauen5iinmcr ipurbe am Olcntase ben 22tt.
Sec. i'll ibrsr 9Bobnuns, &umbaro ct. pbis
laoelpbia, srfrorsn ssfuacen.
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mano III ipunoeru wsnn unftre Nrpralentane
ten i'm epnsrcb, Der jcst rsriammst IT, ess
Staates Wchl auf Dem partbels Altars ep
fsrn, tlrs nm Baa!s. .pffen sn blslesn.
Ole D Dabrbelt.
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&inberipiello6 &brbe ,c.

NlNptr1pttlfuWtH, NpFbt ".
llnterssicbnetsr bat fhrslih en arc6es 1I.
Icrtemcnt Waarsn circft bon europa erbals
ten, Die CT i'm @rc6en uuo Sleinen poblfsis
fer perfaufen fam ais oirfe Qrtifel in pbi.
lacclpbia au baten Inb. YGoneers ft5n
uno ,poblfeiI fne Die Kineerfpieliaden,
tsfsbsnc sum She'll aus 8cIssnrsn, ndmlidb,
@an;s @nfdmpmsntS in Sbad)tsln,
Vausreien DO.
e" Ne9elbabnsn NIT bsm 9Saasn,
W'sna9srien [Sbieribau,l
2bisr9drten &C. ,e.
gbenfalls, ale 2(rten aDrbe, ats:
8dnep>S6rbs,
Gsisz Rcrbs,
ScbuL Strbs u. f. N.
Uedte 4 ferssp llen, pom pripils.
9lrttn Sabritantsn in 9sutfblanp fsIbff ein9ss
fault
Wfmiifalifebe Snttrnmente
ouer Nrt, mcbIfIsr als CT iIs frlibsr perfaufte.
MnfIf, nsun fir panrs, 8Iah" une
Siollnsn.
Taid,cnubren unp MatsriaIisn fir 5as
lbenubrenmatber.
GccurGenns nit G, 8 une 10 $Iappsn.
Sernsr cine Wsn9e an erer NrtlfsL Welbe
III pislfiltia 1T bier einSln benannt 81 iperben.
Or smpftbIt fidb Dem Aesbrten publlfum bee
ifsns fir Stnsi9tsn 5uiprutb.
&. q. Sci3mann.
&eaSin9, Den 2. 9sembsr.
Sn StcftrlpaG N>adahuIrtte, trannre
am Is. See bas Wobnbaue pre 5rn. Ste,
Woraan ab. 6r. O'craan ieltlt fAnb in Dem
Verluhe, cinias rprrtbrolle paritre III ret,
ten, in ben SIammcn l'inen Grp. CIR pac
ttma go Sabre alt.
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Gourten in Qaneafer :-Nm 10. Sonus
ar 20. NpriL II. Qu9uif unb 16. Nppsmbsr.
Die aa9smeins 8abI 1T am 13. Setotsr.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-08
[Correspop fence of the American Republican
WASHINGToN. Nav 7, 1886


The Circuit Court met this morning at ten
o'clock and delivered their opinion soon after
wards, that the defendent in the libel case, Tex
Governor Thomas was entitled to a new at
tachment against Mrs. Linn, and therefore to a
postponement to enable the attachment 10 be
returned, 1t was suggested by the Court that
they would meet in August, if the parties
would agree to it. After nearly an hour spent
in consul ati0n, Mr.. Crittenden read formal
consent to the issuing of commission to take
Mrs. Linn's evidence by deposition de bene
esse. MIR. Criitenden moved the second Mon
day in November for the trial, which was a
greed to. The written consent read by Mr.
Crittenden is signed by the District Attorney
and Col. Benton. 1t provides that the deposit
ton of Mrs. Linn be taken within SO days from
the present day, before two justices of the
peace in the city Of ST. Louis, Missouri, where
Mrs. Linn resides, three days notice being gi-
ven to Messrs. Lawless, Grant s. Gayer, of
that CITY. The defendants counsel did not sig
nify their intention, either to accept or decline
the proposition made-although they suggest
ed that the time be extended TO 80 days, which
was declined.
The Court ordered an attachment to be u.s.
sued for Mrs Linn, returnable on the second
Monday in November next Thus endeth th'
action of our Circuit Court, on the great lIoe
case for the present, The Court ADJOURNED a
halfpast ! o'clock,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-08

TELEGRAPH STRUCK ny LIGHTNING. The
Lancaster Journal states that the wire of the
Magnetic Telegraph, in that city, was struck
by lightning several times during the thunder
storms of last week. No damage was done,
nor is it believed that in case of a recurrence of
the accident any injury could be sustained, tn e
wire being too small to contain sufficient
quantity of fluid to produce any serious conse-
quences. The sound produced by the stroke,
in the interior of the Telegraph Office, was 81.
milar to that of the report of pistol, which
was accompanied by the emission of a few
sparks.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-08
NO LONGER
::SS
::SS
BUT CHANGED TO 80.

SI5- The public are respectfully informed that by the
ordinance of the CITY, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from rs to 49, of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice. -
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
sent occasion call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and others, to the superior qualities OF the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma-
tisn, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints to which we are LIABLE In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day.
he has in his possession number from mort respeca-
Bile individuals, all esfyng to the virtues of these
medicines and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to a discerning public, who have
extended TO his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used AS he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac smile of his on the label OH the
side of the bottle. None other genuine; therefore
be not deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has manyother MEDl-
CINAII PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
IeGucs of which be at his store, and which
he warrants to be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY No. 30 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market
NIB. Remember the No., 50, as the genuine drti-
cles are for sale III other place in Baltimore. al2
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-08

PASSENGERS BY THE CAMBRIA.-From Liverpool
Mrs Coppinger, Miss Charlotte Hobson, MI. Van
Weert john Giles, G.. B. Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d.
Van Buren,, Mr.. and Mrs. Lagrave, o Pickering,
MIR. and Mis-. w. ]. e. Benson, > children, Miss
Horn and servant, Catharine Logan, Geo. Borth-
wick Jesse Joseph, Robert Adams, II. Harrison, Ed.
chelI, G. Permet, r. Tucker, R. Maitland, A. Cur
vier, Edw. Chaplin, Geo. b. symes, c. c. Perkins
and servant, w. NJ. Anderson, Z. E. Sevry, VIM
Dean Peyer Geo. Beswck, Lewis, ]. 5, Ropes, T,
c. Lee, Jas. PiIlhouse, J, Georges, j. Erew, II. X.
Haight, Maciarlane, ]. Armour, G. KGeg, F. J
Kaye Mingo Cougs, servant S. Cornell, J. Bitks, J.
Melvin, J, X. Wesley, Lieut.. ]. Bell, Capt. G. w,
R. Fuseler, ]. 5. Lager, G. Lowering, He NJ. Shap-
cock, George Woods, R. McInnis, VIM. Richmuller,
Edward Cunard, X. Gradwell and servant, A. Mills
20.
From Halifax.-W. S. Sterling, J. 7. Magee, Rev
Alex Frazer, lady and Infants.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-08

From CARDENAs. BY the arrival at Phila-
delphia of the brig America, Capt Treadwell,
we have dates from Cardenas to April Esd. Bu-
sness at this time was very active; upwards of
25 sail Of vessels were in port, all busy taking
in cargoes for different ports in the United Stat
es, at paying rates. Molasses was getting
scarce, and in the face of an unabated demand
prices had advanced shade, and ranged from
2 a . La rails.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-08
VEGETABLE PILLS.
TWNHE GENUINE VEGETA PILLS,

4 AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHCEA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &c. &c. OF all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the cure of these complaints,
the Vegetable Pills have been the most etecual as
they have been known TO fail 10 efecta peTma
nent cure. They are mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate friend. These
Pills put up in square boxes with full directions
accompanying each box.
dG- For sale by ]. o. s. N, Mccormick, N. Gay-st.
20. IT,; c. Wiseman, Lght-st.. opposite Fountain
lnn and by ]. F. Perkins & Bro, cor. Franklin and
Green-stS.
In WashingtGn-hy M Delany, cor. 4s street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by G. Scott, cor. 9TH ST.
and the Avenue. Price 81 box. jal7
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-08

KEEP THE LEAD GONG! The Boston Mer-
camille Journal says, that the accident to the
Cambria, in running ashore in a fog on the
back of Cape Cod, where the soundings are re-
markaby regular, place some 35 miles south
of her direct course from Cape Stable to Boston
R,v, furnishes strong illustration of the cor
rectness of principle, which, for the benefit
of Fractional navigators, we have often urged
with much earnestness, viz.-when running
towards coast, in dark night, or in thick
weather-keep The lead going!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-08
GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' ASIlIONABLE SHOE
EMPORIUM
The subscribers have prepar

- The subscribers have prepared
CFzSs fine assortment of beautiful ande@1~sEs@'
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they would like the Ladies tc
call and examine, and can be sold at the following
prices: Caters 50; Half Caters, thick sole. $l62
Morocco half Boots do. 81 ,25; Morocco Jeffersons
do. SLIP; Seal Skin Half Boots, Sl.l2; Seal Skin
Jeersons, ST. Misses half Boots, thick sole, rs cents
children's Boots and Shoes, SO cents.
h3- The above work is prepared in the neatest and
most fashionable style, with every for its dura-
bility. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS 4 NICOLAI,
n27-tf No. 50 BatimOre-st.
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vuNHE TEETH. THE GUMS

- AND The MOUTH.
IL has been incOntestbly proven, during The 1
years mat there never was, and it is highly pro 4
nere never will be remedy for the IOOthachtl
covered, so gentle in its operation, b, neficia
effects by relieving the pain, and prtservalive /
character, foi the teeth, gums and mouth as "Wl
er's I't abeffy Tooth Wash, - and therefore il |
Tered to those who suffer from Tuoth8che with
ry assurance thatit will effecualIJ relieve of AL
pain in one minute, and yet protect and presNll
teeth free from all decay, and in the best stfl
health. Nor is 1t any less efIicacious in curing
ness of the gums, curing sOftHess of the gums
eflectually stopping all bleeding of the gums \
these II is an immediate and pefmane relief
For all the above complaints Wheeer's Tea
Tooth Wash, in the form i'll which II is sold vi
is that OF a concentrated essence, is a sure AMI
lighuul remtdy-and me proprietor, desirous
that the teeth and The gums, when they are in II
feet state, should ever afterwards be kent fl ~
all impurities and perfect in health, gives the d
| tons to every purchaser, which show lhe prondl
of water in which it may be diluted, and Wheg
piled generally as a wash for preserving the tep'
approved OF bee it is delightfully."- pleasant NJ
and worthy the highest encCmiums OF praise ir
sequence of its keeping the Il eth, gums and m
always pleasant aud in perfect state of health
is confidently believed by many who have,
number of years. some as many as five years,
the article, that all who will give il trial wi
highly gratifed athaVing done so.
Wheeler's Teabeny Tooth Wash having Gu
cancerous scur that was on my gums-and as il
by occasional use, keeps the teeth, gums and n.
pleasant and entirely healthy, | teke great plea
in stating, that in my belief, all who suffer from
on the gums, and will use it for pre- serving the
and gums, will be very much gralified by using
JOHN De FoRIA, No. 1873 South Sixthst., Phi
Owing TO having taken cold, hut mostly il c,
qHence of the acid Of paint used in coloiing pI
my teeth became very much injured, giving excI
ting pain at intervals for between two and
years. Wheeier's Teeheny Tooth Wash was
and has entirely cured them, which in certif
form, send, that those who wish peiect rer
for painful teeth, and also desire pleasant I
Wash, may, with confidence, try Wheecr's Tei
Ty Tooth Wash. MARY A. TAYLOR
No. 300 Vine ST., PhiIadelph
0J3-Sold at No. 12l BALTIMORE STREET. a
South. Principal Office No. SO Chestnut ST., p
dpUhia,
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MINISTER TO Prussia. The Common Coun-
Gil of New York has rendered the Inequalities
of the city to Major Donaldson, who with his
family ill embark on the 10th for Europe, to
enter upon his new duties as Minister to Prus-
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MARRIAGE OF THE AMERICAN MINISTER AT
TURIN. The Hon. Robert Wckliffe, Jr.,
Charge G.g6airS of the United States at Turin,
was married on the 18th of April TO Miss jose
phlne Van Houtun, of Rotterdam-a lady of
rank and fortune. The marriage was celebrat-
ed in the chapel of the Prussian embassy, at
Turin, by the Rev. Mr.. Bert, pastor of the
Protestant Legations. In the evening MIR. w.
entertained the bride and distinguished party
at dinner. The act of marriage was attested
by the chevaler Bscarra, for the bride, and by
Mr. G. J, Cruhs, of Charleston S. c., for the
bridegroom.
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independence, says the Rochester Daily AID
vertiser,is on her way to Albany with 239 bar
rels of eggs. Each barrel containing 90 dozen,
so that the New Workers may look out for $751;
100 eggs.