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ANOTHER RESTORED IN KENNEBEC.

EAST iIvERA0RE, August l2, l845.
Dear Sit: You lay publish this letter, make such
use OF it you think best year ago last fail was
taken sick with severe cOu.h, was very much pres
sed for breath, lost my appetite and becnme very
much reduced in my general health, sweat pr1fusGly
and could not sltep III lhts. applied to physician,
who done all III his power 10 relieve and restore me-
but did not succeed, | confined to the house
most of winter often had long spells Of severe
coughirs; raised sumo blood. Sometime in the spring
| eOmmrnced taking
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Before | had finished one bottle was relieved: my
cough removed; my sleep restored; bled more.
have taken four b1ltes the past season. hy,tength
and general health is now good. l attribute ii to
WISTA9'5 BALSaM or WILD CHERRY.
signed, NATHAN YELLING TON.
| am personally acquainted with Mr.. Wellington,
and he ieva his statement above 10 he tue,
Signed, SUMNER MOULTON.
ON hand and for sac ny
STARLER s. CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st,
Also, by Geo W. Jones, cor Baltimore and High sis. :;
Seth s, Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberta
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. r.
Perkins S, Brother, Green and franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thamcs-st; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green George II Keeri,
No. 323 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, So Worth
Gay street. oso Ivy
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FRoM MExICo-PEEPARATIoN FOR TIE
WAR. The following is all extract of letter
from cur squadron off Vera Cruz, published in
the Union.
"Thc present government has manifested
great activity since It's accession to power, and
adopted every measure for a vigorous prosecu-
ton of the war. Detatchments OF troops from
the city, and other parts of Mexico, with 80
pieces of artillery, have been lately despatched
10 the north, and by the end of the month it is
not unlikely they will have a force Of $4,000
men-or perhaps more, in the meghborhood OF
Monterey. 1t is difficult to say how this large
force is 10 be kept in tho field, as it IS well
known the public treasury is empty. The only
money received by the government, within our
know ledge, are the small sums contributed by
private individuals, not Sufficient to maintain
a regiment for month"
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af7- We invite the attention Of the public to me
certificates af a cure perfnrrei by DR. CtIilHS'S
IEuIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, Which certain
~ goes ahead of any nprftofore published The high
standing of he gentlemen whose names are gwen
as having Witnessed thiI cure, prsslutts the ss'
h,ty OF imposition. There is large number oi
nprsrs now taking ths metlcine iR rhs city, whose
residence will he given hv applying t" the Agpn :,
"s,as seq
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naATCHETT,s NEW BALTIMORE

MHATCHETT' NEW BALTIMORE
WE DIRECT0R.-Tbe Htrculean task of taking
oil the householder addtessts being accomplished,
subscribers and the ubIic resp cfulIy informed
that the hook will be issued with all practicable dis
patch. Such as nave m1ped, change or commenced
bu ines, tedthetr address he tkn incoTrectySa
their dhse, invi'ed to send their address as th
desire it, Neglect TO do so will remove cause or com
plant afterwards
AS the pub Usher sold several hundred copies II
Sheets for waste paper, on tgo occasions, when ed
nns where is ued by other publishers Than him. (the
last edition and one by the late Mr. Robert NeiIson)
rathtr Than njure theirs in any way, but few Will De
prin cd oveS what are subscribed Tor.
RICHARD J. MATCHETIp
Book aud job Printer,
over N E. corner Gay and Piatt streets
rood Double Medium Hand, and Adams Power
PRESS, for sale. r.. ocsi-2t
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DEATHS BY YELLOW FEVER. During the
week ending the nth inst, there were 80
deaths at New Orleans from yellow fever, IS
of which occurred in the Charity Hospital.
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DISPATCHES TO GEN. TAYLOR. Major
Graham, bearer Of dispatches from Washing
ton to Gen. Taylor, passed through Mobile OIL
the Goth inst.
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NEW YORK. Monday, p. NJ. The sales orco't

NEW YORK Monday, P. NJ. The sales ofcoton
to day reach 1000 bgles Prizes have rather an up
ward tendency.
Fiouris dun Holders ASK s5,e7lS6, hut S. Is is
The highest offer made by shippers. 'orgetowa IA
he d al 3 j.57tas6, The market is abuhdahtly sup
lied with wheat corn, rye &c 80.
hush. Gencsee white do. Sl24; 10000 bushels rye
eOc; 1900 bushels southern white corn So; 2f0o
bushels Jersey yellow, Csc mensnrei II W bu.sels
Delaware yellow, cut with wcV 5Sc' weight
day evening amount to ~ 551 bbIs exclusive Of tue
arrivals from the South
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Monday evening,
Oct. Is h. Four-SaIe5 repore are about 900 bbls
fair shipping brands. at s. 50.the market Arm but
rather Guiet' Corn meai-l700 bss. Penn. sold a,
80 62A, which is decline. Rye q 'ur-A small lo
brf uaht SO 81. Wheat--About 800 bushels Penn
sold (pinc pally red) ut liOc, mixed ll2ali3c and
white lI7c. Corn-DuI, and the only sale is a lot
CaiI Penn, at Zoe. Uats-A cargo of good Southern
Brought sic. Whskey-2GO bns. sold at Csc.
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EFY VIRTUE OLA DEED OF TRUST,

hey VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
! ? the undersigned trustee OfFrf derrick Sumwalt.
will rxpase at public sale the premises on THIS
wednesday, AFTERNOON, The 26,h instant, at )
O'Clock.
ALI. THAT PEE SIMPLE PIECE OF GROUND
on the west size of leaden Hall street, Baltimore,
commencing 70 feet south o Montgomery 81; thence
running south, bounding on LGaden Hall street Ga
feet, with dep offs feet, or less, TO foot
alley. heretofore laid off parallel with Peach alley,
and 70 feet theTef ON: with the Improvements.
This ground will be offered in detached lots,
kkSsA each fronting Is feet on Leaden Hall street,
i9tSEH aud running back to the alley. On zach lot
UllEA. il erected a story brick DWELLING.
Also, a LOT Tin fee smple) beginning at the nor h
east corner ofCross st and Creek ley and running
no til, binding Creek alley, sc fee thence easterly
ls6 feet thence souheIy &C feet TO Cr,ss street and
thence bounding Cross st. e6 feet less to
abe beginning.
AIsn. A FEC SIMPLE LOT, beginning on Creek
alley 32 feet north Of Cross 81, and running north
bindag the east side o. Creek alley Sc feet, to let
No 263 on the platt of Ridgely's addition 10 Bat-
mnre town; thence easterlv, binding thereon to the
outline OF i0hn McDOnaGh's property; thence south
etiy on said outline, about feet to the LIST line Of
Towards Timber Neck; thence still souhery and
binding on said line sc feet more or less, 10 Lot No.
3 ou said pIatt, and thence westerly l66 feet to
Creek alley, the place of beginning.
Term made known the day of sale; when a
plat of the property will be exhibited. For further
particulars apply to Mr. FREDERICK SUMWALT,
LIS EDWARD GREEN, Trustee.
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ga7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAN ES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, Of entirely new
eauerns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials aud by the best
workmeu; together with Gilt BOX CORNiCES;
RODS: RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN VANDS,
&c &C. fnrsale and made to order, AS cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in Nv United
Siates e. s. FRYER,
Milf No. Nerth Gay street.
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MEEN FUN,

CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER,
For Restoring, Beantifying, and preserving the col
PeXlon, and rendering the skin decately whit
smooth and SOFT preventing all kinds of cutaneO
disorders chapping OF the skin, and too eepious Pc
spration Q3-Thls article is entirely free from
mineral aslnngents, being solely preparation
Oriental Herbs and fragrant Exolics of inosllmab
value.
G9- The sole importers are Hobbs, Thompson
Co., No. 0 Wall ST., N. York, TO be had whOlesa
oftnem; wholesale and retail OF SETH ). Hanoi
1903 Baltimore street; retail of NJ. LAROQUE,s
Baltimore street; SAMUEL KRAMER, cor Hanovt
and Perry streets; e. II PERKINS, cor. Baltimo
and Green streets, AMI Druggists and Perfumers ge
orally in Baltimore and THROUGHOUT The U. States, +
boxes, price SO and IS cents each. %
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FURNACES, In Albany county, Pa. we see
by published list, that the number of furnaces
| is 81. In C4mbfia county there are ! |.
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NAVAL. At Rio Janetro, 18Th Sept, U. $.
frigato Columbia, Capt. Richie, for cruise in
a CIV days. U, S. store ship Lexington, for
the Pacific, arrived Nth Sept, TO sail in a
week. Tie U. S. brig Ba,nbridgo was at
Montcvidco-all we'll on board the squadron.
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The MUSEUM, The patrons of the saloon will be
pleased TO learn thar the manager has effected re-
engagement with Mrs. Moss0p, and MIR. John Seton
for limited number Of nights. They will both ap-
pear this evening, The entertainments will com
mence with the celebrated play Of the Stranger the
part of Mrs. Halter by Mrs SomaH. Aiter the play
grand concert by Mr., Soman and his talented
daughters In the course of the concert, Mr.. Soman
will introduce his nmitlble descriptive song of
"Bue Beard" Notwithstanding the competition of
the Circus and the Theatre, this favsrts place of
Amusement is nightly lhronged by fashionable audi
ences,
INTRODUCTORY LECTURES. The third ntrcductory
Lecture before the University of Maryland, will be
delivered this evening in the college building LON
bard street, by Prof Smith.
The Lecture before the Washington University.
will be delivered by Prof. Gibson. Both lectures will
commences at74 O'Clock. Seats free for the public
OUR Book TABLE We are indebted to Mr. VIM
Taylor, Jarvis Buildings, for the following new pub
locations:
"Myrtis, with other chngs and skelchnps" by
Mrs l.. II Sigourney. This is a beautifully gotten
up work of near 80 pages, containing thirteen of
this ia Tented ladyS most popular stories II is pub
lished by the Elarpers
"The Rights of Labor" by Calvin Cotton, Esq ,
author Of "rhe Life and Times of Henry Cay."-
This is a pamphlet of 100 pages, which should be il
the hands of cveryman VINO "earns his bread by the
sweat ofhis brow" Mr.. Gallon is known to be one
Of the most popular writers Of the present day.
"No. 10 ofthe Pictorial History of England" We
have so often spoken OF the merits of This beautiful
wO k, that We deem any more heightened notice UNI
necessary
"No. III and lls of Harper's Hum ina ed and H.
Iustrated Shakespeare. These numbers contau part
the Cd of King Henry the vi.
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02o.U K. K, FORD, Agent.
PUBLIC SALE OF A FARM

AN WEDNESDAY, Nov, 4th, if fair if not
" the first fair day thereafter, at l2 CLOCK, Nj,
will offer at my residence the llth mile stone
on the ReisterstOwH Road, FARM containing l52
acres of Land naturally Kind and improved from lin
ing, about half in wood, which would cut from 80
TO 40 cords per acre.
90 The Farm lies very pretIily, and is laid off
Orchard Of chece Apple Trees in full bearing num-
sering aLGu 200. This Farm is il sight Of my resi-,
dence, and ab ut - miles from the city limits. Terms
easy. At same time and place, will be sold, Stock,
Wagons, Carriages, Furniture, sc. sc.
O2e.1t EDWARD B. ADDISON.
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cTRHss. syRASs, sTRAsS,

e BKEASTPINS AND STUU|.
A snendid supply Of $ RASS EREASTPlNS,
and STUDS, Just fnished---for hrancy, are not
surpassed by the da oond Cail and ate this morn,
ing at G. D. CLARK'5 Jswriry Store, WALEH
STREET, second door from Calvert. stos
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tails of SO coo each @I5

~OsOOOIa Ts Ut SIU,UUU each, Sl50
in one thousand dollar pIizes j
Will he drawn THIS DAY "wednesday Oct
Md. Lolery, class No. %, for the benefit Of the ii
quehanna Canal. 70 Nos Is drawn ballots-l5 hr.
rs in each puckage of ticEets-making one Of 4
most rich and magnificent Lotteries ever drawn
the price of tickets, which are only S..
SCHEME:
Of $4,000 40 of ri
of 10000 so of
OF $500 rs of
Of 1859 27l60 of
Is of ,OO6 63of
Tickets SIS 00-haves So 50-quarers Sis.
@3-Ceuifcate of package of 2j quarter tic h.
cost only SIG 50.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tick
apply 10 the prlze vcmdeIs, MILLER 4 co.
Corner OF Baltimore and ST. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. OF the Md Lottery, ex, class No
drawn Oct 81. Lowest prize f2k.
50 % 80 26 80 u 80 "a IS 90 65 Is 4
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GENERAL PAREDEs On the arrival of this
functionary at Havana, he was asked if he
would not like to take passage for the United
States He replied that he would do so, were
it not for the foar he had that the Americans
would shoot him.
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NEGROES WANTED.

NEGROES WANTED.
FEIYIEe subscriber wi hes to purchase immediate
Z iva number OF likely NEGROES, OF both sexes,
fnt winch the highest market price will he paid
Apply at the Washington HOtei, PRATT STREET,
a few daors above Hanover-st where can ut I'll
times BIZ found Al, communications promptly at
tended to. [ozs-tN5'J WILLIAM HARHER
6NHsEHORE'S PLAYING CARDS. On
" con signlent and for sale al manufacture r. prices
by FREDERitk FlGkGf u SONS,
og8 a0. 2gO Baltimore street
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OFFICE OF EMORY 4 60.

Opposite Baruum's Bait, Nd
05-pFFlClAL DRAWING 81 the M Con
dsed hellerv eX. class No. 8, for 1886: For be
of Town of BeI-Air:
60 % SO % SO II 80 81 65 6G 60 IS 50
- and 81, heine the Isl and ID drawn Nos. each
~ and ~, being the 81 aud duh drawn Nos each
~ ana a. being the 5lh and 9Th drawn Nos each
81 ana ~, being The 7h and Sh; or % and s., be
ing the 9Th and ION drawn Nos. each
az having Two of the drawn Noe. on them, each
Az having one only OF the drawn Nos. on "
1t EMORY & CO., No, On, CaIypy,
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WBAI RONIZED BY HER MAJESTY QUEE|
ID VICTORIA, his Royal Highness PRINCE A
BERT, and used in the ROYAL NURSERY, by
several sovereigns and Courts of Europe, and az
yeFSuIV nFefa,YnJ >
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ALuasr DEATH. John 6. Whittier, the
poet, says the Granite Freeman, came near
meeting with fatal accident some days since.
A gun in the hands of boy went off, the
charge Of which passed through the face of
MIR. Whittier. ard out at his neck
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CITY DESPATCH POST.

TENHE FOLLOWING LIST wi be of ser
n vice to all persons sending Letters through The
Cry Despatch, as it wilt shew the location of eael
Box:
Mortimer 81 Mowhruys Fancy Store, Charles anc
Baltimore streets
Roberts Drug Store, Hanover and Baltimore SITS.
Globe Inn, BALTIMORE ST near Howard.
GTaham's drug Sure, EutaW and Baltimore SITS,
Feikins' Drug store, Gree n and Baltimore sts.
Monsarat's Drug store, Pine and Lexington sis.
McDonad's Tavern, Paca, near Lexington 81
StantOrd'S Shoe store. Green and Sarttrga SIS.
Perkins Drug STORE CIR, en- and Franklin sta
TeltOn's Grocery, Eutaw, near Monument ST.
Golden Horse Tavern, Franklin and Howard SITS.
Bans Drug store Saratoga and Howard SITS.
Onick's Drug store, Eutaw and Lexington sts
ThompsOn's Grocery, Lexington, near Charles st.
Guys Tavern, Monument square.
European House. South and Lombard SITS.
J. II. Rea, ClOther South and Lombard sts
II ardware store, corner Light and Pratt sis.
U 4. Hotel, opposite depot, Pratt st.
Ridgley's Drug store, Howard and Frat SITS.
Clans Grocery, Lee and Hanover ats.
EgeTtons' Lottery office, Gay an Pratt SITS.
Duhursts Drug store, Pratt st. aud DugaA's wharf
utaly's Grocery, President aud Pratt SIS.
Plus Drug store, Pratt and High SITS.
fuckers Drug store, Pratt aRd Eden SIS.
Logan Hall, Bond and Bank SITS,
McAster's Magistrate office, Bond & Aceanna SITS
Latorneau's Magistrate office, Thames street, near
Broadway,
Hopkins Drug store, Broadway and Canton avenue
FoWler's Grocery, Baltimore and Eden sis.
Barber shop, corner Atsquith and Orleans sts.
Wards TObaCcenist Gay neaT Ensor st.
Green's Grocery, Gay and High SITS.
Benjamin, Pawnhroker, Har isOn ard Gay sts
Mayors office, Holiday street.
SusquNhanna X. X. Office, North ST.
Sun office, Gay and Baltimore SITS,
TaS lor's Book store, North st Nos, and q.
The new arrangements having been completed,
hereafter Letters Papers and small parcels will be
taken from the Boxes three times each day, (at u
and ii, A. M. and O'Clock, P. NJ aid delivered
with care and prnmptness. City Letters a cents
each, and Post Cfilce Letters at one cent. Letters
for the post office must be paid at the Boxes q cent?
or they will not be mailed. 0G-Notces Tor societies,
circulars, invitations To balls, parties, funerals, &c
&c. served at low charge BY the huhdred, by call
ing at the Office.
Paid stamps for sale at the Book store of VIM
TAYLOR and also at The office, JARVIS BUILD
ING, NORTH STREET, Immediately under the
store f VIM. Ia! l0r.
rnrn
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A LII HANDS ALoFT. THREE CHk

a. Il
N FOR EMORY & co. Nos. q II g5. the ba
titHl little Small Fry Capital of 4 600 DOLLARS
Yesterdays lottery, was sold TO a sailor from
Point IN package of quarter tickets which cost
1857 Clear gain by making the safe hatbor. N
Calvert street, $3.50 This is not all; one of al 6O
package of halves, was sent TO a new cuslome
York, Pa Emory s. Co. sold in this one Iot
prizes amounting to 81 ,f32, clear of all discou
The flood tide of fortune is around the old estnb
ed prize office. and no mistake.
ANOTHER PRETTY SCHEME.
More prizes than blanks THIS DAY
70 Nos. and Is drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 | prize of S3,S
lo,OOO 2,Od
Tickets only S5.O0-sharts in proportion,
Packages, the lucky way TO purchase tick
Emory x Co., the sure place to buy pIige packa
guarantee half your money back, at the worst IL,
Emory Co. pay all prizes in gold sold by tn
without any discount off. Emory & Co. will Sc
package in this scheme for the small sum of SIG
Give us a call.
P.S.-F0r prize packages or single tickets,
dress the old established house of Emory 4 Co,
office from Market street. in Calvert.
EMORY X CO., u. s. Lottery Agency,
No. 3 Calvert-st., ID LOTTERY Office
1t from Baltimore street
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A STRANGER. A Norwegian sloop-Of-war,
Of 20 guns, and 1879 officers and men, has al
rived at New York, being the first vessel Of
war, of that nation, that has ever visited the
IT, States
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~OLD tEEAa,lTDNS. Gala Meha'hohs,
d of very handsome finish, received this day and
for sale G. u. CLARK, Water street.
ceoA second hnaI FROM t'a'V"rf.
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TIE STORM. Sixteen vessels are reported
ashore between Montreal and Quebec. The
late gale AS iylt severely On the St Lawrence
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THE ARMY, 1t is stated in the Springfield,
(Mass) Rel ublican, that Capt. Shriver, who
has been stationed at Troy for several years, as
aid to Gen. Wool, on being ordered to join the
army on the Rio Grande, threw up his commits.
sion and has retired to the walks of private life.
He has, by this course, earned the soubriquet of
Texas Shriver.
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PorATo RoT The Hamilton (Canada) Ca
zctto says, that the rot among the potatoes is
universal throughout the province, and before
New Year, there will be scarcely potato to be
fNund
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Tar RICHMOND TRAGEOV-.fcqui!tal Of The
Parties, By the following, which we copy
from the Richmond Times of Tuesday, it will
be seen that the Mossrs. Myers and Mr.. Burr,
have beer acquitted
Yesterday the argument in this cause was
continued and concluded in the most elaborate
and able manner.
Mr. Mayo concluded in the morning his ar
gumeni begun on Saturday night He was sue
ceoded by Messrs Lyons, G. A. Myers and
Scott, for the defence, and Mr. Mayo closed the
argument for the defence short time after | |
O'Clock, p VI. The case WAS then Submitted,
aud tho court stood five to t,oo for acquittal,
and the parties were discharged.
The Court room was crowded almost to sut-
location with spectators, who fingered through
the long argument, full OF anxiety for the re-
suit. When that was ascertained, such burst
of applause took place as we ever heard in a
Court of Justice 1t was an irresistible impulse
of public opinion, reused by the developments
Of the painful trial which has just been con-
cludcd. This entire community reioices in thc
result.