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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-30
COMMUNICATIONS.

We freely give place to the following com
munication, for though the writer appears to
be ever sensitive, and as we think, views
what seems TO him as faults in the Bugls
through a magnifying glass, yet we desire
so far as the limits of our paper twill al
low; to afford all an opportunity of speaking
their own sentiments. We append a few
notes to his letter.
LETTER FROM LAKE COUNTY.
"He that setteth fire TO a fence and burn
eth up a city, shall he not answer for iti
Thou that sayest a man should not steal, dost
thou steal! Thou that sayest a man should
not rob his neighbor, dost thou rob Godt
Therefore thou artineXcusable, o man, who
ever thou art, that judgest, for wherein thou
judgost another, that condemnest h yself, for
thou doest the same thing"
FRIENDS EDrToRs:
You know that it is no uncon.
mon thing for Friends to be moved by the
spirit, and only by force, can they be restrain
ed. If dragged from a Meeting House they
will find some other place for utterance. You
will hereby understand why l thus address
~ ~ NY O"h itNilHSo IN T.
ged, then would / bear it. If the good Of
community would be promoted by my sacri-
fee, then let all men say God speed, and let
my own heart respond; amen. Who are the
responsible agentsl Or who mould tho
minds of reading community Who are the
ministering spirits, to minister to the saliva
ton or damnation Of the world; to help for
ward, or throw back its moral energies; to
spread light or darkness over the moral hori-
zon1 Who take a more prominent place in
this great work than the Editors Of News
Papers, whose good or evil like the dry dust
of a summers road lights upon every soull
Who then more demands tho worlds esteem
and high applause, or its anathema, than those
who bring the prisoners from the prison
house, or bind them fast in chains! Can
he be a good man Or a good Samaritan,
who while setting me on his own
beast, to carry me to the Inn stabs me to the
heart! Can he be a good man who in his at
tempt TO elevate the minds Of men to the great
principles Of truth and righteousness, con-
fines himself to one particular mode of right
eousness, land in all other respects cuts off tho
very stream Of life, and fouls every fountainl
If thou keep the whole law and yet offend in
one point thou art guilty ofali. Jesus Christ
is the head of all moral excellence. If in our
self-will we cling to some of his principles
and yet bring into disrepute the great Leader,
the fountain is ~spOiled-the handspring of
moral excellence is cut of. Jesus Christ is
called a Priest; he is called the great High
Priest. ''If then those who despised Moses
law died without mercy under two or three
witnesses, of how much sevorer punishment
shall! he be thought worthy, who tramples
under foot the Son Of God, the great High
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-30
NO D..

redemption, the altar upon which the bloody
sacrifice was made, was carried to its appoint
ed place by a negro. In the hour of Christ's
physical need, when his earthly strength left
him, the man who stepped in to his relief was
a black man. And shall christians be indif-
ierent to these people. one of whom was not
Indifferent to the sutferings OF his and their
divine Observation-Disclosures Patriot.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-30
SIMON THE

We read in Luke, that as Jesus moved
towards the place of his crucifXion, bearing
the cross upon which he was to be offered, no
sank beneath his burden, faint and exhaust
ed; and in all that vast crowd, the man Sc
lected to bear the cross for him was Simon
the Cyreinan. Now Cyrene was a town in
the North of Africa, and Simon was therefore
an African,-a black man. The cross Of our
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-30

JAMES BARNABY. Jr., Gcacrai Agcat.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-30

BENJAMIN S.. JONES,
J. ELIZABETH JONES, EDITORS
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-30

% TERMs:-Sl,5 80 per mum, or $500 if
not paid within six months of the time Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-20

There are at Washington city, at Norfolk,
at Charleston, and perhaps at some other places
in the cid States Of the South, slave markets,
where sayedealers purchase upon specuIationr
such slaves as they can obtain, for the purpose
of resale at profit in the extreme South,
Gas | went on board the steamboat noticed:
eight colored men, hand-cufed and chained to-
gether in pairs, four women, and eight or ten
children, at the apparent ages of from four to-
ten years, all standing together in the bow ofthe
boat, in charge of man standing near them
OF the men, one was sixty, one was ifty-wo,
three of them about thirty, two of them about
twenty-five, and one about twenty years of age,
as subsequently learned from them. The two
first had children, the next three had wives aud
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-20

o. The Boston Wing, edited by a son of John
Quincy Adams, says of its party:
" Indeed, we cannot recall single general principle
upon which the whole Of the Wing party can be said
To mite"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-20

Woodstock, Vt, Aug. 1916,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08
HOMO OF Delegates.


At IL O'Clock the House met and was called TO order
by Nr. DAVIS Of Orange, the oidcs, Member present,
The first dlty OF the House being {, elect Clerk Mr.
&. w. MuN. was elected unanimously.
Nr. DAVIS then nominated tyr Speak,r Mr.. w q
GoorE, who was also unanimously elected, and was con.
Quoted the char bv Mr. DAVIS and Mr ANpsEs1N Upo
taking his seat the Speaker returned thanks m het but
appropriate ana impressive address.
The uvsE then proceeded 70 the election C its other
eiieers and the 'IoWing-he iucumbsa,s OF last
sioa-wc-C elected
Col. DANI-L wARo, Ssrgeau,-a,-Ams;
RoB'r BEApLEy, Is, DoClkeepsr;
WV. CRANBERs, I'd do.
The following Resolution, offered by Mr. CaEsox was
adopted:
Eesoired, Tia; Committee be appointed on the par,
OF the House, Join with such Committee as may be an
pointed the part the Senate to wait on the Governor
OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia. and inform him that a
quorum OF the two Houses assembled and that the
neral Assembly is ready to receive any c,mmunics
ton he may be pleased make.
The Resolution, being communicated 10 the Senate was
agreed 10 by that BODY and the agreement announced
the HoUse-WEcrcupu1 the following COMMITTEE was an
pointed on the part OF the Il McssrS CAEs,N ~
Ms, POWELL o: Amherst, DAVIS aud THoNrsoN Of BUte
tour
In due the Committee returned, and Mr. Carson
on It's behalf, reported the Governors Anuua. Messar-
with sundry accompanying documents.
The Governors Message here read after which
several Communicates acc3mpany.a. Reports from the
First and Second Auditors, Treasure, &c.
Also, a Communication from RoSt & Scott. ESQ, al
vlsng the House Of the completion o the Revision of the
Criminal Code by him, comfortably Act Of the las
| Session.
Also, Communication from Cupr Chas. Dimmock
Superintendent, OF Public Buildings in relation TO tw,
| fags FOR the Capitol.
Tie Governors Message with the Reports above refer
rcd to- laid the table, aud ordered 10 be printed
Mr.. Hart presented 4 Petition from citizens OF Abe
marie anc Augusta for an increase OF the capital stock
| the Stanton Turnpike Company
On motion Of Mr.. SroyGLL, the House adjourned &
meet Tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.


The Senate having been called TO order by Mr.. BoNpU
RANT, the following gentlemen answered TO their names
Means Z, 7. Scott J. n. Cox N. E. Sation J. K. wei
lace, John J. Williams. w. A, Sparkle Thos. VI. Boudu
rant, John Voolfolk, J. w. johnson. VIM IL. Dennis r
StbnaTd. Geo. r. Dcncalc John u. Strincer John &
WOODS, John Thompson, Jun. Sam'l Med. Moore. w J.
Wiley, Rich'd ii. Baptist X. Garrett Joha ). Gllaher
Allen i. CnpeTton, Vincent Wiichcr, Jas. NJ Smith, T.
Sloan, Faycc Meullen, Carter VI. Brsxton, Asa Rogers
aud J. H. Fry.
The following gentlemen being put in nomination by Mr.
BoNpuRANr, were unanimously elected:
T.. T. ScCrr, Speaker
Hansiord. Clerk.
l.. Allen, Sergeant at Arms.
I. L. Nelson, lst Door Keeper.
%
John Warrock, Printer.
Jppu being conducted the Chair, M S,orr returned
hts acknowledgements TO the Senate in few brief bat
chasc and elegant remarks.
Ipoa motion OF MIR. BoNDUKANT II agreed that the
present session be governed by the rules and regulations
OF the last.
Moved by Mr.. McMuLLsx that the Editors OF nrwspa-
pes be allowed 10 occupy place within hc bar OF the
nate orepoti the proceedings tor publication.
message received from the House informing
the Senate that Committee had been appointed by the
House 10 wait, conJoiny with Committee from the Sc
nate upon tue Governor informing him the complete
ganizaon OF both Houses and their readiness receive
from him any communication.
Quite spirited debate here sprung up between Mesyrs
BoNnUEANT, WALLACE aud McMULLEN on the merits
ct the proposition Upon taking the question, de-
cdcd IN the affirmative AYES 10, navs Ii.
The Chair appointed Mcssrs McMULLEN, WooGraLK
and SMITH Committee to wait upon the Governor
Junction with the Committee from the House.
The Governors Message and accompanying documents
Upon motion OF Mr.. MeNlulLrN, the Senate adjourned
I'LL II O'Clock Tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08


IL IL useless chronicle particular arrivals az tie
Members viii be here No, a-f0r alas %
the opinion OF some have seen from Massachusetts,
appear IN the Legislative Halls Of the Union Ills ast
illness is feared but the beginning Of the end We'll
happens 20 but4ow TO have LETT such q mafh ne be vii
have done the history Of his c0ultry aim depart
when lac may. At what interesting moment 200 cur lis
tory does the curtain fall upon those receive the
summons from life 10 eternity Shadows clouds ur4
darkness hang the prospect before The fI-h Of mi
hnry successes may enusncn 10 in the ewes Of
some; but IN the O moral philosophy they serve
but make the darkness yisibC--fur after tt.
question will nrse for what principle necessary O., the
honor and welfare Of this ond prosperous Republic
has this Executive War been wagcj Why oil ths waste
Of treasure and of blood
The Administration has OF last found itself in q position
be compelled To call Hercules get them OUT of the
mre. Scott has gone, and Commodore Stewart .s here
digesting the plan Of joint attack a. Juan dJga-
But grant that they succeed1ud they will do a that a
and bravery can accompii. '-wiai then2 What treaty
can be formed, that the Seulte will fauy The NsrfLsrf
and WssfsrH L0eofocos, who have arrived make no &C.
ctot Of tsir d'fsIm nation 10 ept0ss The acquisition Of
Territory from rhfch Si1rsrv IS not srcudef IN d,
rcfV act Of acquisition! How, then, are we 10 have
pcacesncc t only by fr0 fhrds Of the Senate that
treaty can D. raubcd1 T. t uDt then. the duly of ga
ist1rs, before :sy sud money TO sos vine
President will sign can be ratified How can any moi
BE- called upon 10 supper: on ETseuus war, without FIRE
kuouing what terms he yho made The tr1r will agrr
60 make peace Lett not too much, pledge che bloc
Of the country end the money Of the people, withou
knowing for what object aud where BE- o. stop Com
modorc Morris 1 the N1rh looking after bglb ycase
for tho expedition against Vera Cruz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08
THE oNsrrrUTIoN-srA RIGHTS.
Governors Message.

wcay Document before readers tbs morning tits such
unusual lcnsth,hc Of American state p1pss-aso
sweep every before We had portion
the Message pcuss; end consequently, Il
had fo; should not be prepared to make them
We Ourselves therefore with saying th At le7 or
suggestions Of III. EIseeny se-
tho nrst bush stasay character We the
PROV e,po al Tree Of color from the which
Will OF he
Let ssure P,OTe Of NrEius In this Ga Commonwealth.
roee tnov Jealousy OF FrccE'r, department
inaucacc wen OF dinscTois powc and
gard OF hcf
Sscra-e ss.tusc he inSVai NAV
- ~ q tfc scrhy which unfortunately
O= IN ,sgi-rlnc, Congress surg
TatrSnsEc tuahs bend the
rsrr-rstvy. he rcoP. We ,hlu hereafter be
-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08
The Heroic Lieut.. ,Inynnrd

ufss-s fa's-,-Few exploits ul,Uty ,.o o.,
OF ia: h- cnta'Ol glrdacr ls.t A
during aUplI wreck OF Atlantic. lave han
Ntttcl wiE pleasure AID w Iir native of III IA
H"zu 20 no." DE c5n elnott ,ffan tom mix
ard suitable cSp her sh. o. -u.r .r Ga,
ri deeds n The so t hat ara lou
Pee with solid 'h 'ls %! lp1uss sword an e-s 1910
nlmeuis have been beoNei ro-ls s,ls who have ~
u1lsi or fallen upon tie ceit hg'tc heis our WI ar
army Ins right ard Honorable. "Peac. las ,- victor
well as War AMI thu eut Maynard acai-ve Zee o.
the u'hles By hror cdn Of uuu.ulI h-rlsf
sni PERI IA tehaf perish NJ beings D., YOU mo-
Inns Their, her Ed.o:s, That zus OF clu5r nj
should present Nun with rich meal suoI with h,
pypulje devices and iussrIp illsi
Aima sum coltrtusd by lua au be 4-l7v sun
ceai trl too that the OF the prum1l-r power viii ret
voably uso1 who has er folly equal 10 -
most tying which pref sln nay e1le,e u
Yours vey truly,
CIvIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08

az letter from Washington, Of the Bird inst. the
Baltimore Patriot says appropriations being made
for an attack Vera Cruz The siege train, which has
been in preparation for FIVE months is finished and
nearly oil tie Typographical Engineers under orders for
the Army Gen. Scott will take the command in person.
Government will presume, call for 81 40 millions to
be raised by loann How much better would 1t have been
TO have purchased California, New Mexico, and all the
territory we DESIRE for 90 30 millions, had large
a sum been necessary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08

" lNANA1 ~ JAlL.--Nu5 committed Ia
~ %. Ja q u7 cy Of Rssmoad ue "a Dry of So,sr
btf 1890 beg d1u, uH1rs Enr TAWIa ara Iys be- BE-
to properly Of fssf E,.I.t Boo of Chest. rquu.. Va,
rad Negro about io.i h.h. dts tfrva r1upet.n ion .n
~ - l'ha "n-'o on wren ur.fl s Jl U1et bout H.
coat b1rk roI cop -Hi white c5.roa fll.-l rs TBr ~ %
.li n'H" s go ''i 10 .,ue rfga1. Prove pop rf. p
ehfscs ani FAX Hl luayr or be- will be- trl. with q. ,a W.
N b. gr. r.. 49,.
d. Self fFI.. % r.r...... 81 ~ %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08
I INNUyIrArE1.
TO the spartan Band" Of King VIII
liam.

convention BE- 10 be held in Tappuhannock on The Bril-
monday boz this month, iYf che purpose Of nominating
canddufr 90 represent tho Wig interest n this Cong5cs
son7l District sevcr1 counties hove appointed deIryatts
nous Wing banner, which RBt riumphauy in tho r1 10
powerful ard Important silos 1 our con'cdeflcv Con obi.
mobile Whgs, whose motto Do sew, tlt hfm U the good Id
democratic county Of kug william, sleep, thus y on
ter arns, vhr1 thrr cImPiir0-s aroused for tbo
c'nieft which should nerve every true ond ga Whg
heart Lot us meet atsomo public place and appoint dele
fatcs fo tle convention. 1utfo BE- plenty o umr f We
will but exert az men Where b. the Precedent
Of our Clay Club. noble trd ra1at Wing tlst he csu
not raly DE pary important on occssioul Would
not Che 5rd Ilcsday iu ibis month De- proper time hold
meeting 81 ylets, for THE pufposol We arc few bot
lee us maintain stand. Ukc men,
nRLnE HENS CHICKEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08

Yesterday morning at och M,Ey Errz,rE7H zru dun
ter OF pa o. and R1s r'H eyed months ard one
day.
The friend. ~ the family invited Attend her funeral t
ouiAilfshl street.
In bussi- Chain ID" ls inst, by Rev Mr Kuk'r W.
CH.RtEs FLoT1 Lyuchbgrr To- Mss Mmpsrp -bs ou
~ The aye iia'din Fsrtinso f Nelson.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08
General Conrt.

The Winter session OF the General Court commenced
Yesterday. Present Judges Smith. Scott, Duncan. Fry,
Christian Johnson Baker, Scarborough CoPtou Robert
son and McComas. Judge Thompson arrived Yesterday
evening; and Judges Wilson and TalaerrO expected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08
Henrica County.

The proceedings OF the Wing meeting held in this
county yesterday appoint Delegates the Congressional
District Convention unavoidaby deferred t o-mor-
row. After the appointment OF Delegates, resolution
adopted expressive Of the preference Of the
for John Minor Bots. bl, leaving the delegates
lied
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08

~ The Norfolk Herald contains breisketch Of Lieut.
Douglass S Irwin Of the regular army, graduate Of We
Point in the class 1910, who CALAMITY fell Monterey
lie was Virginan by brth-a Of Joseph Irwin, Esq
of Fort Monroe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08

HAVANA ~ GAR.
~ BOXES prHg Brown. fJs ale By
. dg- WEgB gACgy a. cp
Lsou,eioid aad Lljici,cn Furniture AT

Will hs s1 of 10. irIu % . fc r'y 1r Richmond lr
FfuN uc llf iuF, 90 H. 1rn-< w hour rs.rrvo
h. So .N n. Household arI sh.r F1-Hflr ror unr ot
I'D hsls De- F;elas, s blank g. fs H-..lis ~ 90 30
th.s '..kre EasE .'.ri. sa.f.H ZOO r.l.rs fr-irs
dining AMI si Oh nl Uaf srves ans Y together " 90 various
.i''f ane' io nIH'rIu. f1 nuurHc. Naeualida Vs. ID
be- .1 nn account of plrs.r, sI tay. r.t .luI 81, H ,
"n' '. sale as mare Ir.f .''i Of uut dDi Npu 1856
''','. .'aH D. N0lly tnI SAINT. Uau.. @, ~ 81 ru".m
ut.. fr tae sse4H, aad BOZ frnH ~ OF S. Hodges ana dr.
recorded aer1r.uE Goo law.
iiANs-hI fnus OF $50 ans uuief each o. f,ll.r.F
over So fy .y credit vii Dol with negotiable notes and
t'yi 'ni.f.H DAVID ~. 90 LLthH Tflr,
teF TD.gI- ROY q pUTrIHN Ar.t-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08

~ The British Steamer North America, from St. Iohn
Boston, totally lost, the 25th uiimo, off Casne
Maine. She burst her steampipc during high gale
and dried ashore. The passengers and Were all
saved except fireman. The vessel cargo, and pas
sengers' baggage a total los'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08

IL Gen. Augustus A Chapman Of the Monroe District,
that he will not be candidate for reelection 70
Congress next Spring. Albert G. PeadletJn, ESQ. has
been nominated his successor by LocOioco meeting in
Giles county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08

~ The Warrington Union contrasts the Philadelphia
speech Of Mr. Webster in favor OF the Protective Policy
with his Boston speech, in le2l in favor OF Free Trade
We have nothing do with the consistency Of Mr. Web
s,er-hough think this que son he has been quite
us consistent any OF the leaders Of the opposite
party But what advantage does the Union expect TO de-
rive from demonstrating that the Free Trade doctrines
OF Federal origin Aad why, when the Modern Democ-
racy are carrying the Of the old Federal
party does the Union apply the Of that party, which
It ought certainly to take along with its principles the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08
The Northern Wall.

On Wednesday the mail arrangement will go
effect After that day the Northern will be due
M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08

IL People beginning to enquire why IS that We
hear OF no volunteering for Mexico within the limits Of the
Tenth Legion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08

IL Rumors have reached Monterey that Ger. Ampgdia
had been arrested anu imprisoned for suuenderng that
town to Gen. Taylor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08
CvIs
MARRIED.

on Thuriay last by The Rev Iosee Morrison Yr Fpri.
BrEELry. fclery ~ city, ltmorc 10 VEo!,l,
daughter of John Eniers Esg of tsis CITY.
% Ae1aatril AMI Baltimore ia?ers please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08

IL The last Charleston Mercury thinks that Judge But
Ter will be elected the Of Mr. MeDufo in the
S. Senate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08
The New Territory,

New Mexico having been formally annexed to the Uni.
ted States by General Kearney, acting under instructions
from the President aud Territorial Government fully
organized Of surprised hear that a.
ready there three candidates in the field for CON
GRESS-w Smith, Eugene LsitersdoFfer and James
Power. II New Mexico il in truth territory O; the
United States" as has been formally proclaimed, why
OF course entitled representation in Congrcs-nsy
it bound to send delegate that body watch
the interests OF our nowy manufactured fellow citizens
in tina, ouarter-Spanard Indians, hall breeds and guar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08
PACKAGE SALE

S00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES. BROGANS.
|OO Rubbcr-, EEats. Caps, I.catheT,&c.
To BE- sell - auction ES!'AY. Dee. II n- 8.
half pact O'Clock without erya. 60 % se
Among Is goods he 200 Mons conn r sfI prime f-s
Ish Sole Lealsr. T. II .frEut I.
DO 7-dtlihD Nos. j. and 70 Hanover 81 % It.r.l-c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-08

~ OIICE.-MRS. ALVEY would respectful.
4 'noun Members Of TIE Legislature Other rrarpsrs
Wh' ay The cfy during wnter that she has several
comfoabis The MADISON HOUSE situated on Bspt
n'afS OPPOSITE The souh gate Of ne Capitol square destf
q Nfts. ~. ALIENS New Lottery Office, No 5 "a
- Der tbc CITY Hos o. Fog today $4,000 Capital puzes Of
$1,000 20 Of $500, &C Ticket -fbaics proportion Pof
fsc Until O'Clock Pm CH T. ALLEN
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-20
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

iGF- MRS, ELIz. MILLER, No 90 Poplar street. be-
tween Rachel and Budl streets, Philadelphia. has
been completely cured of the most attacks of
Rheumatism for which she had tried every thing in
VAIN The extre e pain would often compel h n to
rise ten lines in night, and her hands were drawn
up so as to- be completely USELESS. After using the
Kings ana tlnid for only "a hours, the pains entirely
left ana she has moth had the slightest attack for ne
ri0d of several mouths
bK. CHRISTIE Is in possession of nearly thou
sand testimonials, received from persons who have
been enureiy cured of the most severe Rheumatism,
both Chronic and Infammat ory, for which every 9th
eT "remedy' was useless. The Rings and Fluid,
VIII properly applied, have never been known TO
fail in any of these cases.
Nf Beware OF spurious limitations OF these articles.
The only place in Baltimore to obtain the GENUINE
Rings aud Fluid is at the Drug Store of g. 8. HANCE
l08 BALTIMORE STREET, and corner OH ARLES
and PRATT. SITS.
All articles of the kind sold elsewhere In the city
are oorthIsss esx.terfss, without the least Cay
influence or beneficial effect, fal0
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-20
PRENG GOODS.
- FREDERICK FICKEI s. SONS,
No non G9ITJInP ST


- FREDERICK FICKEI & SONS,
No. 800 B.4L1JMORE.S ST,
Have received bY late arrivals from Europe large
addition to their former stock of goods, which will he
increased by several packets which 10 arrive this
MONTH
Pearl, Agate and Bone BUTTONS
Tanes, Stay Bindings aud Thread Lace
Carpet and London BINDINGS
Tailors' Trimmings
Satin Silk and Cotton CRAVATS
Spool Cotton
Titleys Patent Shoe THREADS
English and German Hosiery and Gloves
Bobbn Laces and Edgngs
Looking Glass PLATES
CUTLERY, a complete assortment
Snuff Boxes and Jews Harps
States, Slate Pencils, and general assortment OF
GERMAN Goods.
ALS0--On Consignment
Solid Head PINS
Gilt Lasting Silk and Bone BUTTONS
Gum Suspendcrs, Combs
Playing Cards, Brushes
Fancy soap and Pertumep
CLOCKS, Friction Matches
Shoe BLACKTNG
Gilt Jewery, Razor Srops, &c. 30 which we in
vte the attention of purchasers, and will only say to
them, that if they will give call before making
their purchases they will find it to their advantage,
as we have made such arrangements for importing
our goods as will enable to offer them al prices
which cannot fail to please. fAl tel7