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A Blessing 4 mirarie :! 4 ,rondcr!!!
To cure Errnptons and Dsiigrcmcnts OF the Skin
flnplcs, frccklcs, Sunburn. Salt Rlcun. ScurNy
Sore Heads, etc. etc. etc.
-Four yenrs ngo last August the capital OF France
was asonishcd in consequence of n discovery made by
an Italian Chemist. Many doubtcd--it seemed almost
an impossblity that any thing made by the hands OF
man, could have such singular powers as that claimed
by Antonio Ncsprini tor his invention Many clnsSrd
him and invention ms humbug, land alas many fool
is persons without trying, do the same dow at engt
after testing it in the hospitals the Medical Society OF
Paris, tlc best Chemists in the worldJ delivered the
following report to Signor Ncsprini -
We have now infinitely and earthly examined the
singular invention Of Ncsprini. We have Analysed It's
component parts-wc have used it in several eases,
and we hesitate not 10 pronounce II (thc Italian Cclnl
cal Soap as great blessing and a truly wonderful
remedy Tor any buiancols eruption or Disagreement, OF
the skin. Its inventor consider the true phanthro-
pst Of suffering mankind -
(sgncdj LEOPOLD DUPREY, Pres"
Then comes the report of the "Socictc de Institute,
OF scientific experiments -
We are astonsh"d, excaims the aged President
at this singular preparation - Ncsprlnis Chemical
Soap.-Whcrc indeed, will science stop Here W.
have n preparation made i'll the form oi IA beautiful
piece of sonp which ~" know 10y actual practice, Il
cure every cutancous cption every Disagreement oi
and even discolorcd skin Where will its magic anc
sngulaI power kasc The Negro the Creole, tn,
Yellow Race Of the East and the Red Man Of the Fa
West, alike under the influence of lis cXraorinar,
powers OF bearing yellow dscolorcd skin, and max
ing it white and beautiful, and of changing the color
dark, or black. or brown skin" tIerc several persons
brought forward by the President, who had use,
/ it, in proof OF his asserons)
There probably lew persons OF intelligence, who
after reading the above, will doubt the qualities
Iones's Italian Chemical Soap, in curing Eruptons
Dsguremcnts, Frcckts. Salt Rhculn, Scurvy. Erlsyp
elias, Sunbnrn Morphew, Tan Yellow or brown SKIN
Ne Should there be- such persons, prrhnps the follow
ing recommendation well hundreds IRON Others
may convince them.
From the " Y SIM.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-28

SIINER SPOoNS--VlLAS& MOVES, have
- now large assortment OF Silver Table. Tea Drs-
scrt and Salt Spoons, which they offer upon advan-
tageous tennis The quality OF the article will be toar-
rdHted good hy us
Burlington, July q, 1916
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-28

WANTED, At the Piano Forte making Bushes,
w yonug man who Is good mechunic an can
come well recommended for sober moral and inlustri
Gus habits, good wages and constant employment il
application is made soon.
JEHlEL NUNSON
Burlington July Is, 1916 .6w3
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and prais.
Report. V friends resolution
W.. a. yakc TO Sir Robert,
declared he
We beg leave respectfully ts mt to the
CO friends, for an answer to thiwed me
political friends Of that distingui.' 10 YOU
flanagan, a democratic" Sena ~ ho
water, thinks '''
"Mr. Polk is greater uaitor than
was His treachery to the Dcmocra'uiid
thousand times more base, infamous t,mair
than that Of John Tyler was to the Wb,. bo,
" unworthy Of confidence The truth. :, !"
he can never, never again secure ulll Oh
considerable portion Of the Democrat
Our readers will find, in anothllly-
another democratic authority
man, thinks of thesame politicah' up
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-28

From 7 :. Bakcr Esq. T. I. = T.
The American scientific Institution has been iayor
ed with specimen of Joncs's Coral Hair soraiyc,
for the purpose OF testing It's recommended qualities,
and report as follows We have infinitely examined
and tested Joncss Coral Hair Restorative and ind that
it consists OF compounds decidedly favorable tor nour
isng. soitcnng causing growth curing daudruii and
giving dark app ,arancr to the hair, being the quail
ties most recommended by Mi Jones' which this soci-
ETY. finds perfectly true" and III virtue thereof, award
MIR. Jones' this testimonial
Signed y BAKER. +. A =. l.
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INSEED OIL. VM,s& MOVES AM yow

manufacturing at Winooski city Pure article of
Linseed Oh Merchants DESTROYS OF Obtaining a good
quality oio will find it for their interest call upon
~ at our Store.
Burlington, June =, lsi6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-28

Stat, hy o.., RIM OF stones
XII a.. t,-1.r s,,t. thlt the sol mill Ground rirhr
bps,'.. AMI n hnIi oi r,.n. dino. ,uraly IN an hour
vyithon, hem, il, th. l,.i-t n ME-
ID : P\S\E Miller.
RALPH IAE.ILD
J\NtS I\NSDE. ~.
K. \ llURLBtT - ''''''''
NOBLE SGT IRE,
n, m l,rsi N. r,-ty lllt one of Patt'S Porta-
Mn t;rl.t Mills na. b,ru lifted up in N,,srs White x
Co's ,;rl. MIN nj Nrra.iInps. and will frankly say
,n lin, uub. that h... fully tried the mill both on
tlonn, and proycndrr and have come to IN, ul con
NH i'm ti ,.,l,I,r bnfi in inu-iu.r and p.oycnI,r
| Asa HARRINGTON. Miller.
Vrrceunes. April % I>Il
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my dear friend -
"e'' my conditions, and ! will ac-
and prais,
Report. V friends resolution
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DEyOLv!NG PISTOLS, &c. Half doz fine
Revolving Pistols, good assortment OF Niolins,
fine Il Violin Strings, Fish Hooks, Lines, and other
new Goods Just recccciv"d
BRlNSMAID & BROTHERS.
EIIE AGONY caused by flies biting your horse
can be prevented by using "A FLY NET The
comfort of driver and horse is ample pay for the cost OF
the Net--sold, good and cheap, by
BRINSMAlD X BROTHERS.
l. EEP OFF THE FLIES from bread, cake
N and other food by using those wire Covers sold by
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V,OILET LOOKING GLASSES BrsI

i great variety of others, have Toilet Look
ing Glasses with and wlthou, drawers under them :.
also, kitchen aud chamber Looking Gasscs pocket and
trunk do, Flower Vases N many other ARTICLES
SO BRINSNAID Il BROTHERS.
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Is I &.
MERHLANT'S LINE ,..LHlkC Boats.

For the transportation Of property between, Il
CnAMpLAIy, Troy, ALBANY, NEW DIRK, ana BoS'
INsIfDl'h
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HE .ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Hartford Connecticut, with capital of $3.50 900
continue To insure against losses by fire on the most
reasonable terms GEO b SHAW Agent
Burlington Feb G. 1916.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23
EArHER IS COMING.
G clock is on the stroke of six,

The clock is on the stroke of six,
The fathers work is done;
Sweep up the hearth and mend the fire,
And put the kettle on!
The wild night wind is blowing cold,
IT'S dreary crossing DER the world.
He's crossing DER the world apace,
He's stronger than the storm;
He docs not feel the cold, not he,
His heart il is so warm,
Pog fathers heart is stout and true,
As ever human bosom knew
He makes all toll, MI hardship, lishr
Would all men were the SAINT,
So ready to be pleased, 20 kind,
So very slow to blame!
Folks may not be unkind, austeIe,
For love hath reader will than fear.
Nay do not close the shutters, child
Far far along the lane
The little window looks, and he
Can see il shining plain;
I've heard him say he loves to mark
The cheerful freight through the darn.
And wen do all that father likes;
His wishes are SO few
Would they were more! That every hour
Some wish of his knew!
I'm cure il makes happy day
When can please him any way
i know he's coming by this sign
That baby's almost wild;
See how he laughs and crows, and starcs
Heaven bless the merry child;
Her fathers self in face and limb
And fathers heart is strong in him!
Hark! Hark! hear his footsteps now
He's through the garden gate
Run, little Bcss, and Ope the door,
And do not let him wait!
Shout, baby, shout! and clap thy hands,
For father on the threshold stands
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23
TNNHE ONLY REMEDY
n FOR TIE WOMB DISEASE
EVER DISCOVERED BY ANY

Nature and Natures Laws laid hid al night
God said let Nature and Delaney be, and ALPS right
Like Chaos, Wondering, saved now arise,
Justice, JUST to honest merit, prize.
When the best of skill, pronounced | must lose my
life,
By R Delaney's No. l and Panacea, an now a mo
ther and wife!
Signed, CArHARINE MARIA QUINN,
Endorsed by e. w, Note Book So
seated Gratitude
SOOTHES, HEALS, md PERFECTLY SIZE
IMPORTANT CAiSp.
TO HEADS or FAMILIES AND DELICATE
FEMALES, having the Womb Disease aad Gtsve
severe Cough, first stages Of CONSUMPTION, Dyspep
STA, Cosliveness, Piles CholIcs, Rhrum aiics severe
Agues, splc; II or Picurisy, Impurities OF TIE Flood,
Worms, habitual Head ache, &c.
Also, his MIXTURES for Group and Spasms by
worms; saves chd's life in five minutes, &c, Fe.
males treated for d0psy for years have been rcev-
ed of huge worms and restored to health by but one
bottle of my No |. TO remove delicacy, Mrs. De-
laney Will receive personally sealed notes, and in re
turn will give statement, with honest certificate
No. of address, sc. P.S. ! DO hereby guarantee
the cure of the whole of this card. Security given
AT any merchants office in this city, sealed by the
Author endorsed by the County Court, Mayor, and
IL Magistrates, with letters and references from the
highest testimonials.
Its character for curing the Yellow Fever in Mo
bile, established by Capt Robinson, No. SO Thames
street, signed and Witnessed by Col N. Brewer
Magsuaie-is no less than my bottle No |, curing
the most dangerous Cholera Infantum, Diarrh9a and
! F'ux. SO much so, | guarantee the worst Of Che.
Terra. These are honest facts that have been pub
lished, signed by Capt. VIM. G. Wright, of schr Al
legany; Capt. J. Turner; Mr.. VIM. Montgomery, (oId
town. h3- Satisfaction.
! guarantee sworn certificate for Agues, &C., fol
every day in tina year, sealed by the Mayor ant
! County Court seal.
Reference to Mr.. James Johnston Omdor # & Co,
Messrs. Mills Co and James Girvan, ESQ Mer
chants John q. Holland Esq, Gay street. ID Coo
nan, Marsh Market Space. GO Community at large
! Bs- Indian Vegetable No. 1 Panacea and Rheuma
! tic Extract Solution, RI0od Purifier mo matter tn
| cause,) and Worm Destroyer. Fer sale by the Au
! thor, ROBERT DELhNfY
n25l No, ~ Lombard street, BalAmoye.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23
From the Cumberland Civilianl
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL,

! CHESAPEAkE AND OHIO CANAL.
BRIEF INTRODUCTORY HISTORY.
\ The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, as the
name imports, was originally designed to con-
meet the waters Of the Chesapeake Bay with
! those Of the Ohio River The object of the
| propIietors, however, at present. is confined
J 10 its completion within the valley of the Po-
l tOmac, leaving 10 the future its farther extern
sion to the West,
The Canal commences at Georgetown, and
( extends TO the town of Cumberland. From
the basin at Georgetown, it communicates. by
, means of branch Canal, with Tyber Creek,
at point near the centre of tho city of Wash.
, lngton. 1t is also connected by means of an
, Independent lateral Canal with the port Of
! Alexandria, where the river s navigable for
vessels of the largest class. When completed,
, it will terminate at Cumberland, in a capaci-
Gus basin, from which it may be hereafter ex-
tended by additional works.
! The Improvement Of the Potomac river, for
the purposes of navigation, from tide water to
Cumberland, and even higher up, was at an
early day considered matter Of great import
ance. Ia 1884 the subject attracted the at
, tention of Gen Washington, and, at a meet
ing of commissioners appointed by the States
!, Of Virginia and Maryland, held for the pur-
?, pose of extending the navigation of the Poto-
mac from tide water to the highest place pTac-
: ticable on the North branch, he presided, and
laid, at that time, the foundation of the old
"rotomae Company" This company sxpend-
, ed during period of forty years nearly $780,
ooo IN improving the river at certain points,
; and IN constructing canals around the most
important falls.
In 1920, the project Of uniting the waters oil
the Potomac with those of the Ohio was dis
cussed by the Board OF Public Works Of Vir-
gina, aud Their engineer, Thos. Moore, point
ed out the route, aud designated the mode Of
shectlng the communication.
In the years l994-'5, the General Govern
ment caused surveys 10 he made, of the coun.
ty between Georgetown and Pittshurg, to as.
!, certain the pracucabjIity and cost Of a Cana
y winch should unite the waters of the Chesa
J Peake and the ONO nver. These SURVEYS were
made 10y Typographical engineers, under tht
instructions OF the "Board OF Internal Improve
ment." In 1926, the report and plans of The
board were communicated to Congress. The
route recommended, commenced at George
town, following the valley of the Potomac ,c
observation-disclosures North by the valley O
Wills Creek TO its sourcs-thence West across
the mountains to Casselmans river-thence b,
the valley of that river TO its confluence will
the Youghloganey-thence by that stream t
its junction with the Monongahela, and thence
by that river to its union with the Allsgany
Pittsburg
The proposed Canal was divided into thre,
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Tor some two months or more. Santa Anna,
II 10 no news to say, is a most wiley foe, and in
respect to knowing the position of affairs has
the advantage, from natural causes, of Gen.
Taylor, and he is determined to resist. 1t is
nO,o conceded, by the officers of our army gem
orally, that the Mexicans toiH fight San Luis
Potosi is in strong state of defence, and is
daily being strengthened still more, and it may
be that the battles Of Palo Alto and Resace
and those of Monterey, were but specimens of
what may occur before San Luis. Officers be-
lieve that harder fight than any one yet is
before them.
San Luis Petosi is one Of the richest cities in
all Mexico, being directly in the mining dis
trcts, and you may depend upon it the Mexi-
cans will make the big stand there. One thing,
however, Is certain: old Trough and Ready"
is not going to be caught again deficient in any
thlng-elher in men, munitions or besieging
cannon. Nor will be be again caught by
"whne fings" or treacherous parleys. You
may deceive him once, but twice, newell But
more of this hereafter. My letter is already
too long, and | fear has but little to interest
you.
In closing will add that Maj Gen. Patter-
son had left Camargo with the Alabama and
Illinois regiments, and was conveying three
troops down to the mouth of the Rio Grande,
intending to go to Tampco by water. Hav.
ing duly reported his intentions 10 the com
handing general, an express was despatched
and arrived in time, ordering Gen. Patterson
to go to Tampico by land, Gen F. and staff
have arrived at Matamoras.
Brig. Gen Pillow is at this place, going out
OF the country on sick leave,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23
"ANCE'S syrup OF HOARHOUND
u u For Splitting Of Blood, Asthma, Coughs, Colds
poo nuoho nd

Hoarseness, Who1Ping Cough and Bronchilis.
Cease from coughng-curc your colds
From your lungs remove each PAIN
Do not wait their action longer,
II you'd peace and health regain
Why continue to he afflicted with Pains al the
Lungs, a constant Cough and want of sleep, when a
bottle of HANCE'S SYRUP will Immediately re-
store you health. Procure il at once, as dc lays
are dangerous. de4
Price so cents per bottle, or six bUte fer So. So.
mr.. CULLEN'SI VEG ETA RL E
- SPECIFIC FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This medicine is fast taking the place OF every pre- pa
ration 5reoore used for diseases arising from Weak
other causes. All that is necessary to secure
this medicine place in the Domestic Practice OF
every family, when such medicine is needed, is a
trial,
Il ss,""ks for itseE-is innocent ia its operations
and ~ injury can arise from its use at any time.
Wholesale and Retail by Rowland l. WALTON Pro
prclors $40 Market Street, PhIla. Also Baltimore
by N. N. Robinson, corner of Gay and Saratoga sts
Kinsioe \ Toy, 2ol Marsh Market Space; James
St'n-hury, No 2H Broadway, Fell's Point, Borden
q TubmaH, No, l52, West Pratt street, seq
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

RE'ToRED Capt. Nones, of the Revenue
service, who had been suspended from Ills
command, by order of Capt. Webster, was,
however, restored by Capt Foster, who sue
ceedad Capt. W. as the commander of the
GulfReyenue squadron.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

BROADER GENERAL. Col James Gadsden,
President Of the South Carolina Railroad Com
pany, has been appointed Brigadier General,
by the President of the United States. Gen.
Gadsden is to take command Of the Regiments
,of Volunteers from the States of Virginia,
North Carolina and South Carolina.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

FRoM Mexico. The Franco America inc
says letter has been received from the city of
Mexico, dated November II, in which it is af-
frmed that the elections have taken q turn de-
cldedly favorable to peace, and that the over
lures of the United States will be taken into
serious consideration by the Congress. This
piffors from all othe, accounts.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

RUNNING AWAY WITH ANOTHER MANS
WIFE. DR.. Paschal B. Brooks, of Manches-
Ter, N. H., aged Al, recently deserted a wife
and 8 children TO olope with Mrs Harriet L.
Davis, aged %, wife of L d. Davis, worthy
young Printer OF Manchester. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. had been married eighteen months, but
chidIess The Doctor had abused an intimacy
oecasioned by the sickness of Mrs. D., on whom
he attended. They were discovered IN Boston
a few days Afterwards, having changed their
hotel several times to avoid discovery. The
Doctor was allowed to run, on paying 81 900
to his family and giving 81 900 to Davis, who
at first refused, but finally accepted it, intend
ing to devote it to the maintenance Of his wife
if she behaved herself She went back to New
Hampshire, while the Doctor took his winding
way Texas ward. 1t was at first intended to
send the rascal to the Stale Prison, but Mrs. d.
insisted that she would 60 to prison too if he
did. She refused to live with her husband
even if he wished it..
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23
ERALTIMORE LOCK INFIRsrARY.
Ed No. Is e. PRATT STREET.,
seven doors east of he Bridge
The oldest Institution in Baltimore for The ere nj
the secret disease. VI
DOCTOR HARRIS

tSuccEssOR TO DR. HITzRLBERsRRl
Challenges the world to produce a cure more certain
speedy and permanent than he now offers 10 the
anlcted. His recent extensive medical tour has nui
MIN In possession of the grand scientific secret of
not only eradcating the lurking poison of veneria
venom, nut OF restoring the shattered constitution TO
It's pristine vigor. DIR. II. confidently assures the
victims of vent real disease that he can, in an I'M
pafaIeed short space Of time, restore the patient 10
perfect health without resOrting 10 the nauseous and
"eIetGrlons drugs too often administered by quacks
lMPOrENCY, from whatever cause arising and
s sources are various, Or. II. edges himself to re-
move permanently and efiecuaIly, restoring to their
tnii Vlgor the Vtfue powers Those addicted TO the
soiiary vice, or who may be suffering from former
prostitution Of mental and physical en-
eIgles, would find it much to their interest 10 aDpIy
either by letter pos paid) or in person. to Dr. n in
for honorable secrecy and efficient aid Office hours
from A. NJ. to IL F. Nj. an,4tr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

COMMISSIONERS FOR MEXICO. The Newark
Daily Advertiser ntimates that the plan ofthe
administration is not to send Mr.. Benton lone
to the theatre Of war in Mexico, but that 1t is
contemplated to constitute board of commits
sioners, three in number, who are to proceed
with the army, and enforce treaty with Mex
leo. An officer of the army, who is recently
from the scene of action, gives it as his opinion
that there will be but one more battle before
the conclusion Of peace.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

A Coon EXCUSE. The Wilkesbarre Advo-
cate apologies for 'the dearth" in its columns
last week, by stating that every hand depend
ed on in the office, left in the volunteer COM
pauy for Mexico.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

DAMAGES. AT the Saratoga circuit, last
week, Mr.. Wilcox, of the American Hotel,
Saratoga Springs, recovered the sum of S2G2
in damages from Herr Alexander, the magl-
clan, for an assault and battery. The Grim
con. of Wheeler VS.. lover, which had occu-
pied the court for several days, was closed at
Rochester on Thursday morning, the jury
bringing in verdict for the plaintiff of $500.
1t will be recolected that Hover decamped
with Mrs. Wheeler several months ago, but
both of the guilty parties have since returned.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

DIGD. Hon. George Engs, late Lieutenant
Governor OF Rhode Island, died at Newport
last w ednesday,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

GREAT SPEED The Mobile Herald says,
a friend of ours in Mobile, recently wrote to
Genava to make purchase Within twenty
five days from the time the letter was mailed
in this city, it waa received by the person to
whom it was written. Ia round numbers, the
distance is as folows:-To Dos on, , 900 miles;
to Liverpool, 5000; and thence to Genava, )
0oO-making 5000 miles. OF this distance,
5000 miles were travelled by land, The ave-
rage speed was 240 miles day.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

HENRY CLAY. The Hartford Madisonian has
hoisted the flag again for Henry Clay, ior the
next Presidency. The editor ardently desires
"that he should be honored with the prominent
gift of the American nation" The Annapolis
Republican goes for Harry of the West, too,
first and last, and does mos! earnestly wish that
he may again be nominated, and believes eve
ry wing of Maryland desires it.