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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-21
IN OHIO.

Few people indeed are aware of, or can
realize, the extent of the Ohio canals. No
state in the Union has done as much in
the construction Of canals in proportion to
its resources, or population, as Ohio
As it is truly remarked by our correspond.
ent, when speaking Of canals as a means
Of communication, "Mey are far behind
Tie spirit Of tie 0ge," and the people of
Ohio must now adopt the more recent and
more efficient system of railroads, if they
would realize the full benefits Of their un-
paraIleled position. The views Of the
writer in relation to the advantages of ME
two routes, to Sandusky or to Columbus,
are undoubtedly correct so far as CIeve-
land, or the immediate interests OF those
sections of the state through which the
roads will pass, are concerned. A rail-
road to Columbus will doubtless benefit
Cleveland more, and a larger number OF
the population ofOhio, than a road to San
dusky, at the present time and it is there
fore much more likely to be built, but it
occurred TO US, that by directing the ener>
gies of the people Of that region 10 those
parts of the great western line, which
must, at no distant Gay, connect New York
and Chicago and Chicago and the West,
more would be effected in The way of re-
tanning the business Of the west, and south
of the line to Chicago, than by the line
toe (which would leave all Michi-
gan open to, and indeed almost connected
with the line through Canada /; by which
connections and associations will be found
difficult 10 be broken or resisted, when this
direct western line shall, as it must, be
completed. We are quite convinced,
however, that, under the circumstances, it
will be easier 10 construct the road 10 CO.
lumbus than 10 ~Sandusky, because it will
connect the Two principal commercial cit
les with the political capital of the State,
and pass through a region of country, the
wav business of which alone, in a few
years, will support the road well; yet we
are very deslrous 10 learn that early meas
ures will be taken 10 construct a road in
the direction OF Chicago, the precise route
we do not pretend to indicate, but a road
which shall be eventually connected with
the New York and Erie at one end, and
Mr. Whitney's Oregon road, when built
at the other, forming in a measure a base
line into which all the roads across
the states, from southwesterIy to northeast
erIy, will pour their rich freighIs, as well
as The mighty west.-RaitroGd Journal.
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R E P @ R T..
To The Members Of The Corporation
[Continued.l

lC0nt2nued.I
Ii is we'll known that a blind man can
make tolerable good shoes and half a
century ago the modes Of making them,
and the prices paid for them, were such
as would have given him a fair profit
Indeed it may still be, that in the interior
of Pennsylvania the coarse shoe work Of
the blind is profitable; but wherever the
name of Lynn is known, the blind shoe
maker must vacate his bench.
There are very few kinds Of handicrafts
at which the blind can work probably,
and these few are growing less, because
the vast amount Of intellect which is
brought to bear upon the simplifcation &
perfection of this branch Of human en-
pIoyment does not take into view the few
isolated blind men, but contemplates that
all the living agents who tend the ma
chinery which it invents shall be men
with all their senses about them.
Besides all this, when the blind man
has selected an employment which gives
him the best chance of profit, still he la
bors under great disadvantage Of want OF
capital. A large establishment buys al
wholesale, and can retain its goods thro'
Some of the pupils Of The Institution al Phil
sdelphia are taught to make shoes,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-21

Pretty HANDS. Delicate, beautiful
hands Dear miss, how do you c%Ontrive
10 make your hands look so pretty ? And
set off with rings, 100, as it to draw atlen.
tion that way. Let US feel Of them. Lord
a mercyl-how soft and tender! Do you
bake, miss? No. Do you make beds!
Do you wash floors and scrub pots and
kelIes? M. So we thought. Look at
your mothers hands. Aint you ashamed
OF yourself? viii you suffer that old
lady 10 kill herself outrig ht, while you do
nothing from daylight, till dark, but keep
the dust from your face and the flies from
your hands, What are you fiji for p
Will a man ofcommon sense marry you
for pout delicate hands A person who
is a real man would prefer to see them
BACKED occasionally by coming in onlac
with pot hooks and trammels, and c~aliouss
ed by a day or two's rub at the wash tubs
Pretty fingers, indeed what are they
good for, but 10 move over the piano, or
stick through golden rings2 Like much
OF the vain things Of earth, they are kept
for show and nothing more. For our part
we would rather see them worn ouI ia ac-
tual service, and as tough as a coquel'S
conscience, than so tender, that a Hy's
foot will make an impression upon theuU
- Farm, & Mechanic.
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". Il. PALMERsS
ADVERTISING AGENCY OFFICES.

ADVERTISING AGENCY OFFICES.
Pa1LApELpH1A-N. w. corner Third and Ches-
nut streets.
New YoRK-Tribune Buildings, opposite City
Hall.
BALrIMoRE-S. E. corner Baltimore and CAL
vert streets.
BosroN-No 20 State street.
p. S. V. B. Palmer is authorised 10
procure advertisements for the Voice Of
Freedom and forward the pay.
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CHESHIRE ROAD. The Bunker Hill
Aurora says that at a late meeting of the
Directors at Fitchburg, sit was voted to
lay out The road through Charlestown, N.
II. to Cheshire Bridge, and thus connect
with the Vermont Central road" "Eot-
withstanGing the preposterouS objections
of some gentlemen in the Rutland inter-
est p Now we understand they simply
agreed, in pursuance Of their vote last
Summer, TO call on the Commissioners to
lay out such portion of the road, agreea>
bly, to their charter, that had not been
previously sanctioned They did not
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VOICE OF FREEDOM.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT BRANDON, VERNON
TIE RMS

TERMS,
One Dollar and twenty-five cents Cash and strict
" in adrGnce.
One Dollar and fifty cents within four months. ,
One Dollar and seyenty-ive cents after four, ana
within eight months; and Two Dollars alter 9 ght
months and within the y%earfrom the commenced ent
transcription.
Such pay as Messrs Waltons Of Montpelier, or
Solomon Parker of Middlebury will take in pay
ment for paper, and give their receipts, will be re-
ceived. Also, most kinds ofproduce aicash value
paid to the subscriber.
AGENTS will be allowed 25 cents on each SUBJ
scriber they obtain and forward the pay for year.
~ Each responsible subscriber is authorised 10
act as agent in obtaining subscriptions.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
square 8 weeks $ll,00 | square l year s. 90
2 squares 3 weeks l rs 2 squares year 850
8 squares 3 weeks . SO 3 squares ! year II 90
( squares 3 weeks 2 oS squares ! year Il 90 90
Legal advertising to be charged at legal rates.
J. IloLCoMB.
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VOICE OLE NLaLAlAlDOMo
SATURDAY, MAY 1G, 1916.

Fourteenth Annual Report of the Trustees of the
PERKINS INSTITUTION and Massachusetts
Asylum for the Blind, to the Corporation
Cambridge.
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CITY DESPATCH POST.

iEVHE F>,LLo WlNG List wi be of ser
ia vice To all "eisOns sending Letters Though the
Iity Despatch, as IL viii shew The location OF cash
1orrimpr s. Nov bray's Fancy Store, Charles and
Bt Il rnIt reefs
Roberts Drug store, hanover and B.GLmorc els.
S"he Ian, Bdlunore FL near Iio~ard.
IfTahams Drug Sure FuIaw aud b .lumCrr SIS.
5Pe Ikns' Drug sIUTe, Gree Il ann BIi;Imu"c els.
- '"~draIt's bIug store, Pine and eylugton sts.
= 'oIaId'S Tavern, Paca, NEAR LeXIHpirn 81.
zStaufOrd'a hoe stare Green AMI Sar drgt ste.
Perkins Drug store. CT. en- AID Franklin SIS.
6z'el,On's Grocery, Eutaw, near Monument st.
Golden Holsn Iave. Ii, Franklin and Howard stS'
zSan's Drug store, Saratoga aAd Howard st5.
zDnnck'S Dug store, Euiaw ano L. 1iRPtan sts'
IL hOmpsOn's Grnr cry, Lexington, near Charles ST.
Buys Tavern, Monument square.
european House, South and Lombard SIS
III H. Rea, GOthiGT, South and LOmhaId sts'
ii aTdwart store, corner l.ightHHd PTGU stS'
~ ). Hotel, opposite depot Pratt ST.
=E ldeley's Drug store Howard ana rTal Ss'
Elan Grocery, Lee aud Hanover sts'
=Fgeu0nS, LNuery Office. Gay and Pratt sts
5buhurst's drug store. Pratt st, aud DugaHs wharf,
ay's Grocery, President and Pratt stS
zPiu's Drug store, Pratt and High sts'
Fuckers Jug store. Pratt AID Eden sts.
Logan Hall Bond AMI Bank sis.
Nc lIisers Magistrate office. Bond AiceabRa sits
.atofneau's Magistrate office, Thames street, near
Broadway.
kIoeklns' Drug store, Broadway and Canton avenue
'owler's Grucery, Baltimnle and Eden SIS
Barber shoA, cor er ri qnith and Orleans SID,
Wards T0haccenist Gay eear EnSur st.
|GrePn's Grocery, Gay ana High sts
|Berjamn, pawnhroker, Tar lson aud Gay s's.
I'M az IRIS office, holiday street
|Buseuphanua K X. off 80, North ST.
|ASun office, Gay and Gilmore sis.
.-Ta lOr's KOuk stO {, North 1t Noe. and Il.
The new arrangements having beeu completed,
hereafter tuers, Papers aud small parcels viii he
taken from Boxes three tunes each day, lat "a
and II, A, N. and O'cOGh, T, NJ ard de Iver' d
5N~ih care and pi"mptness. City Letters cents
ach, tnd Post flee Letters al one cont. Letters
RfUr the post Office must he paid at Tc Foxes ccnD
or they will not I've Sailed G-Nolices Tor societies
circulars invitations to balls, parties, funerals Sc
sc. serv'd al low charge by the hundred, by cali
ing al the Office.
Paid stamps faI sale at the Bonk store of Wh
zTAYLOR aud also at ihe flee, JARVIS BUILD
IENG, NORTH STREET, Immediately under the
store + WIN. "a, lur.
o2Slf R.R FORD, Agent
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NEW FALL GOODS.


Up MG&LUONSNEIH ~ co. have in store
dH aud daily receiving a,ge aud well sc
lecrd II OK of NEW AND HOlCE DRY GOODS,
10 which they Iv'e the attention of their customers
and the pub ic generally; embracing
VERY RICH BLACK SIX, fr"sI ) TO A in
width, nHin aud strip ana wat't"d
Jer hla, hantla and other SILKS
RiCh cni'd Safia de Chi. e. Gro tiTuin, Satin Luxor
al new ana beautiful silks, for iresses
Rich Came con, in line aud gold, bSuwA and gnrnet
brown and bluc, green nmr gold, purple aud bro wn
snk plaid and striped CASHMERE and MOUSE
LINES
Clarence plaid and striped Dress Goods
SUPER FRENCH MERIAO, at extraordinary low
prices
Parameta Cloths, Fhihet, Alpaca. Bomb zines Plain
and tw'lI"d Plaid GINGHAMS
Super Twled Whitney Blankets, some low prissG
A large assortment NJ new SHAWLS
general ass rlmcnt Of Linen and Cotton House
Keeping aluclGs
Shirng Linens and Long Cloths
CInths, Cas- irlCreS, Cassnet and VestiRgs
Black aud blue black aud cOl'd. VELVETS, some |
yard wide
CHIMES aud Calicocs. Handk erch eff and HOSIERY.
With general variety Of Cords, which viii be OF
fercd ut the lowest possible prices,
1863 BALTIMORE ST.,
o24 Between Calvert aud Light SIS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROMAN AMPHITHEATRE
NORTH CALVERT STREET,
SANDS, LENT ~ CO., Proprletors.


FHNHE entertainments viii coron, nee THIS EVE
q MING win the Gtand lVSicadr Of the
COURT IERS OF LOUIS xiv.
COMIC SOAG ny MR.. LATHROP.
Hu'semanship by Master w. AYMAR, without
Saddle Erale.
Fairy Steed CINDERELLA.
TWO HORSE ACT by MI T.. PERRY s. SON.
Comic Twin Ponies DAMON aud pYTHIAS.
F'Ckwick ActS by Mr.. Il mUSELEY
STILL VAULTIkG BY Mr.. MCFARLAND.
Fighting Ponies, DEAF BURaE & TOM SPR NC.
MIR. SANDS and his talented children, MAURICE
and JE, SIZE.
DANCING HORSE MAY FLY.
With a variety Of Other Entertainments, which
will BE- described al length in the Programme OF the
evening.
gI3-Doors open at half past Q O'Clock. Performance
to commence al q qnarer-pasr7
{I3-iO accommodate Children and Families, and
those who cannot attend III the evening, DAY Per-
fuTmance will b. gwen every SA fURDAY AFTER
NOON, commencing at ~ O'Clock.
A3-An ttficipHt Police is engaged under the direc-
ton of Mr.. HAYS.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Children under 10 years 0fage, accom-
panied by their parents ~ guardians, % do.
PN........ .,.,,.........'... ~ 40
Children under 10 years of age,....... l24 do,
Boxes for colOred persons, ........... SO do,
Pit for d,..................,. IS do
{I3-Seals can be secured al the Box office from 10
to IL, aud from to4
Secretary aud Treasurer, Mr.. A, FOSTER. 1t
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HY TIIUMPSON 81 COVER,
5000 VERY SPuENbIU EVBk-BLDU WING

NUO 7 IVN'
ga We will sell on UESU8Y ,1S9
EbMI1G NOR MN G., Nov. 81 ut II 0'ck SSSilIdS'
.YKSNSS At he ceIebrated Nutsery OF Mr. .SfSskJ
kun,it tfaliiay, Pennsylvania Avenue. chance cut
lection OF II ~ ES, inctudug the newest and raIest
varieties lately misunderstanding "r Mosses,
Bnurbnus, Nuisrt es 1heas. Beusa's, PerpeIuaS,
&c with their Hytrds-such "a Perpetual Manget,
or rerpetuai u ss; Moss Pandr he, Striped Moss;
Prime, IS AdalaifG Moss, SC; Chrnmatea, or Cloth
OF Gnd; Soliatan, Souvenir &c In Mamaisoa, Gem
tessC TlucnRlel, &c &c. Many of them hrHg strong
standard Plants are suitable for Lawns and Cemets-
Yirs. Tho above large COLLECTION will he sod IN such
a way ~ 10 suit both gardemt Is and amateurs
{a9- Catalogue will be I, adv on FKIDA 10th
inst, giving a parucular drscrp.nn aud he had
by calling nj oar Counting Room, OF AT The Clipper
and sun Offices. TERMS Al sums under $50, cash;
OVER = o, 8 months credit, for approved security.
o277t THOMPSON n COVER, fuct's.
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NOTICE. The Undersigned having been dele
~ cared by the C0rps 10 which he is attached az
one Of the committee TO proceed POiut isabel TO
have the remains of the lave major RIECGOL brought
to Baltimore, respectfully requests tnOSc who may
have occasion 10 gee him IN business, To call upon
his partner, Mr. GEORGE RIGGS, with The assnr-
ancG Of IN most fai hiu and prompt attention 10 the
sime. Mr., has charge Of all unfinished business
in NY hands, 10 whom respectfully refer my friends
unti NV return TO the city, which win b. early in
ID :crnlbsr next [02S 81 NJ JEFFERS.
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PUBLIC SALE OF A FARM

RI ON WEDN EsDAY, knv 4rh, il fair,
faSbg if mt the first air day thereafter, nj l2 J.
laEsM clock, NJ ! will offer n my residence, near
the lin mile stone OH the RCiStcrsiOwn
Road, FARM CONTAINING l52 acres Of Land, natu-
rally Kind, md mrtoVtd from timing, about half IN
wood, which would cut fiOn 30 10 40 cOtds per acre.
Qf- The Farm lies very preltry, AMI is laid of
into five feHs In one nf them il very suJerlor
Orchard Of choice Apple Trees in tuIl hearing, num-
herring about 900 This Farm 10 in sisht of my resi-
dence aud ab NJ g miles iom the city limits Terms
easy. Al same time and nlncp will be sold, Stock,
Wagons, Carriages, Furniture, &C. &c.
o2s6t+ EDWARD h. ADDISON
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oH NnA WARD. RlCHARI
"a ~ ENp rIRSER late a Book kee

1 a D y , 7
lin the Mechanics Bauk of Baltimore. having abb
|scunded on about the night Oi Tuesday, the 2eth
inst since which has been discovered that through
false en- rirs frauds have been committed on the Me
tohancs' Hank of BALTIMORE
Thu said x. I. TURNER is about 80 years of age,
Idve feet eight Inch in helgkt, has rpdd sh brown
hair; small artery iu the left cheek always puslt
linz which is easily observe; has rrmarkab large
foot down look with inability to meet your eye,
is courteous and bland III hi' manners.
aI7- The above reward will be pa d by the Ptrsi-
dent aud Directors Ur tn Mechanics IiaHE of Bau-
mere for his aP ne1Crsion aud delivery 10 the civil
authnitles OF thus city BY orHer,
OPT at JOHN X. MORRIS, PresidPnt.
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USEh5ENTS.
RALTIMONk Mustl -M

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTa,
CORNER or BALTIMORE Z C.aLYER T. SIS.
FE1HEs t6VENING, Oct 3Oth, Will be perform
u ed JANE SHDkE. Duke Of Gluster, Mr.
KEMBLE Dumont, Mr., ANDERfON. Be!mnur,
Hr. LITTELL. Lord ilOyiingS, Nr. WARD Jane
shore, Mrs. SLOMAN. Alicia, Mrs. PEN ON.
Tee conclude win MUSICAL hlELANGE. In
which the Misses sLOMAN and Mr.. SLOMAN wilt
appear.
{Gy- GEN. TOM THUMB can be seen during the
day and evening.
Fy Abundance 25 cts, children under 10 years Of
age l2l cenls. SaOUn performance To commence at
I! O'Clock precisely. 1t
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C,TIR UP THE FINE. FINE SHOVEL &
y TONES, Of polished steel. in 81 t. and pain;
STANDS for DO, with br,nzpd feet BRASi aud
WIRE TENDERS; FRENCH FOLDING do; coal.
HDDS and SlFTERS; FIRE CARREEkS; B. OW.
FIR STANDS for GATES; CARPET HAMMERS,
STRETCliERS an TACKS; STAIR RODS; Rel.
LOWS ant HEARTH BRUSHES SAD IRON"
and STANDS: HOLLOW WARE, TABLE cur
LERY, &C., with large assortment of IA My
HARDWARE and useful NOUS KEEPING AR
TlCLES, tor SHE at the lowest prices at lAt
HOUSE FURNISHING WARERpOMS
G. T.. WETMCRE s. co,
10 N. Charles opposite Union Bank.
oc9T-9w TyI
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L0 n q l. IL S's
GREAT WEST ERN INDIAN PANACEA.

L0 n q l. i. S'%
GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA.
yaVitE> JUSTLY C&LEHRATE;ab MEDl-
Il CINE il pr, pared b. Col :. NJ. L7NGLET, of
the state OF New York, from a recipe o0ainrd by hlm
from the Indians Of the north west frontier whilst
attending the pay mCnt OF the annuilIes of the l-
diaus O that region come years since. II IL recon-
amended ~ an INF dbie cure for Asthma, Colds, Dys-
neusie, Liver com aiut aud all Bilious aud Nervous
affections. 1t is MUD and pleasant ca lartrc, aud
its operation does not interfere wit the business pu
suits Of the patient As Family Medicine it IL in
valuable. Certificates Of the qualities of this medi-
cine may he had in pamphlet thm from any o! the
uude SIT agencies, and the lolOwing certificate, it
will be sren is fro one of our own ci'lzens. The
General gtncy il at the S. T., Of PRATT and
PACA STREETS, aud of GEO. w. JONES, corner
of Baltimore and Hugh streets.
This is to certify, That was sick for three month
with derang ID and sour stomach and dySprFlica
affections. In that time lost twenty-five pounds O
flesh, NV nerves beco ing so weak that l could
sca-c.l y walk about, had taken almost every Othei
kind of medicine, which had No effect WIN was
induced to try "Longey's Great West I'm Indian Pa
nacca," and in less than three days h. gan Ia feel
better, and before had fakeA hotte was en-
trry cured IL is the best family medicine know
Of | would not he without it on any account.
| have recommended it to number of hands EN-
plnyed about the foundry, who have used it with
much benefit. WILLIAM Mct[INSTRY,
sel-eo3m Foreman Of Ross Wnan's Foundry.
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BEWARE OF TOOTH-ACHE DROP,
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
NO. z,

SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
VII OLES4LE.
WUST RECEIVED, fne assortment nj
RB COMMON and PRiNTGn WARE, w,ll suited
to wholesale trade. Con try Rtfchants are request
ed TO call and examine nv StOck,
RETdIL.
Also, anoth r large lat OF Flowing Blue Hong
Kong, Dinner TIA Tnllet ana Br aNldst WARE, O
rutire new p'tterHs. ToG thcr with as good stock
OF M0uli.d and ut GLASS and CANTON CHINA
as can hr fund in the city.
The ahnvr stock will he sold Inv, for cash, i
January |, lSi7, az er which time the subscriber viii
re..Uve To No VI North Howard street
(G5- All persons indebted 10 J.. r. H. Jr., are r.
Qneslrd 10 call and settle snch accounts, as were
contracted previous 10 Sep. l6 1916
0i7-rJal JOSEPH =. HASTINGS, Jr.
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FOE SALE 4 z M

k5as-A, FOR RENT. A con OrftbIa iva story
EsE,ttl Brick DWELLING, wi h nIiic suit Ibp Tor
MfaiiH a u nter family, has p'ssage aud hyd mt
HIalW- Ia Tie yard. situated in son III GREE ST
second d or from Patt street. To good ten ant thu
rert viii b. reasonable. Also, part Of a Dwell K
House, suitable for resp, ctable family References
will be required IHQnire Of
MRS, HALL, SarnIOga stIe,t,
O2S frmw4tt yh house west ut Prmce-st.
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W cry VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
v ve,yl likely girl about 90, 10 serve Is Vr'rs:
also Girl 10, tn serve II wear also Roy ID to
serve II years Theyare just from the country, aud
can come very highly recommended. Also tor sale:
Woman ~ years did, slave for life, G od s0nl,
R.her and irnner; also Girl &c. slave Tor life; asn
bIacr Boy ID ya of age, To serve - years tip
top waiter, Coachman, sc and can come highly re-
commended. Apply quickly 1t
LEWIS F .SCOTrI'S Intelligence ONCE,
o29 10 Exchange Place.
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SCARPA'S OIL, FOR THE CI'kE or DEAF
- NESS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MATTEt
FROM THE EARS. We cnt the following hiehlt
important intelligence from newspaper printed ip
LOckport, N. Y.
Messrs. Murray Il Son are members Of the snciet,
Of Friends, and well known in the business CON
munity
''The undersigned, agents for Lockport from pei
sonal knowledge Of its good effects, can recommend
the above article without hesitation We have sold
within the last year about $40 worth; and in m"sl
cases it has proved bene fetal. One ease Of tuelpt
years standing (the wife Of Jeptha Ba"cock, Of Som.
erset has been entirely cured by s nse. If those
interested will call on ma. we viii lay before them
whnt evidence we have 0f its remedial aunlrss, and
then they can hest Judge whether 10 i ut not
J. MURRAY g. SON
For SAKE BY SETH 6. HANGE., '0a Rahinore st.
ap2a and cor. Charles en4 Prssts ts,
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SPLENDID WATCH 49,.
Snp Splendid Hunting Cd ed first quality fIIl
}I'TfA icw"tIed pat, n lever WATCHES, received
t. 81 per the last steamer, made expressly
&1.:-t$ der. with IargG assortment of the htf rent
drEc options OF god ami silver Watches, which are
warranted to hr a. hue as amy Of my furmrr itnpnr
mlionS. Persons in WAL at first quality Watches,
will please call and examine e. d CLARK - as
S0fment, al ihe old established srand, Water
second door from Calvert. o23
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HI ING'S DAGGLR aSIAN GALLERY,
HA- 2I7 BALTIMORE STREET,
NNhN - VI y FLEoJ
The Oldest Establishment in the Citv.

The Oldest ESiuhI shin. nj IN the City.
With Light expressly adapted 10 the Art, the most
superior Apparatus. and GeItain Chemicals, the Pro
pretor, by giving his constant personal attention 10
h is procssiOn has been enabled 10 produce The most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN.
IATURES that have ever been exhibited.
90 Citizens and strangers are invited to call and
examine specimens.
Q}- I!ours of operating from 4, NJ. to r. Nj.
instructions given and all materials furnished.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-30

A II OAK HALL
N TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
By MATTHIAS HELICK. HANOVER STREET, one
door from Market ST., you can purchase LOlHlNG
at reduced prices, 30 suit the tnrs CIo,hHg made
and trimmed at the usual ratPs-PaOts and Vets nj
81. rs 81 IS; C0Rs, If French or English Cloths.
S. to SO The new style Of New York Over cost
and Sack has just arrived; also, the style Vests
and Pants, Bloaks &c. Call and the qTality and
style Of these garments at Oak Hail Clothing Store,
No. Hanover street, by
ol5-lmt MATTHIAS MELlCK.