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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28

ENLARGED
HOTEL. No. n, DOCK ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
(ON THE TT BOPEAN PLAN)
lie ~ owe wei known and popular esiAh.
- lIsluCui having undergone thorough repair
~ - aud cnin rgcurnf. h. open for the rcccp.
snsa5A ton cd travellers OF permanent hoarlers. To
..Hsa business men ally, this establishment
.-A-Es1 ufthc convenient the city, heing
in immediate proximity Ia the whOrves and principal
thofourhiarcs. AVID can Sccomu odae from 60 100
hoo-c ih sgcpng apartments. and from $50 10 200
~ ia Acas. Tire Eating Department - the
GESrAt RANT PLAN,
where trr their meas any hour OF the day
lnd ~ ool c!cd To lc heio a. certain hour 70
without
The rtopricio~s Slater themselves That they have hth
rro hfd tc good fortune give satisfaction. They are
aroy died with te Lest Cooks tha be procured in this
city, attentive and civil walters An the suhsianiias
dcicacc. sud varieties that the markets afford pro
vidcl with m crs hand. aud their charges among
ig most moderate.
a. Single he obtained from 50 to 81 20 ne
ycca and lodgings from 30 10 - cents per night
1TF The utmost order aud cleanliness Is Observed
throughout tic csf n'iishucRt.
Thc Efoqrelofs hope that " th these
and slrit attention 90 business merit share OF tho
la .rnnaec ui tilciI fellow citizciis ruE PuuLt.
COftEL 4 JONES, Proprie,ors
O-TAn assistant win Is found up az all hours of tic
night 90 admit escl.cfs.
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a t fft'Nf f ~ ttte Itf.l'F " NattAfA tttt
County, by.
SratNortrip D.. EV. MAY 10. 1875.
Ncssrs. SNNroEr & PAHK-Cens. take fhis unfUHIti.
uN oi iuiormug YOU ol almost remarkable ftr
"a uFon nae hA ihc use az Or Niss.s bsisam OF Via
Cherry.
On she ycar lst0I was 'okcuwi'h an inrsms'iou ~
tio howes which lal,rCd under tur sA weeks. Wbcn
lraduay uvsct tu fhr ran II-fl ua. 4'frrkoI
th severe cold, which seated iisii upon uiy LUNGS
g'l Joy the space 90 three wears confined tu uy
ted tried au kinds ot D. ldicincs dcrefF kird 81
medical and without tcuc't; afd tiuis 'yr1c alone una
90 .e winter % lsli when heard uf W,s.aIs Bassm
OF WIZ Cherry.
Ny ticds he -sualc' ne to ~vc o, fsi- tri7, though
uysct ,ur Zoe change ul a1Uicr world Through thctr
solicitations induced 90 make uFc of toe genuine
Ni,afs Bai,SW ut " ild Cherry. Tie effect was truly
astonishing. Afcr fiNE Noa-. 81 aTic. ior pain and
sufCfug, and al &c having spent inur five hundred
dollars go mo- purpose, and thc hest ard pee ar
Oh ciars had proved uuEVning. was soon rcs osrd io
clfc utUh D.! thc blessing ui God and thc use OF nr
AiF'ar's Ba's1m col Wild Chcr,t.
on nov erl'Iipg -oud health. and such my altered
l1rinrr acquaintance have gained rapidly iu wcigh
aud my flesh ls firm end solid. con now e0- a. mucl
any person. and iny food seems Gao atr,a with ne.
have eaten more during thc lass six mouths than lad
tur 1--WE Years leiofc.
Considering my case almost miracle deemed I, ne
crstry iur uc fund cl thc Afflicted. and duiV owe fo
Zoe iroprcipF aud on, fellow ncu tui should Know
where relief may tc be1) io maze this scmcnt piic
MsN thc blessing 0f God uron the r1lric- IA
valuable medicine - WEARS lsisamor Wild Cherry
Aours respectfully
NyM.un BAKER
3y"NisTNn's R,tsAN" b. sod ar 81 90 tr- is,.iic o.,
to' 'cs .or @b. sod n CiuciureIi al die corner o
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EF.a,g,A. - " f.qF.N,
So AVER Y .

ID E>PECTrUILY informs his friends snd
{ 3 me r,hiic, haihe ia, on hand az man
uiac'ure> q IAuCE as~Cttueot o' tinis Of the IA.
TU-r sItiug Fashion. which he wiz SrtL whole.
sale or RErAIL as low a not I.ONER han any
other estahilshmeut IN the city, ALL Of the above
HATS are warranted 60 he of the vety best
MATERIAL ard workmanship oud rs Cor pU-
UAniIlTy and COLOR cannot he >urrss.c 81
Gsuiltme n ate invited To- CALL eNam.n &c foI
tbemse ves satisfied that be QUALITY and pfice
/ oi las Hats NlLLriEASE, : ANlHl.
MAY
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81"NtsTNN'S R,tsAN" is soh az 8 90 trr to:ilc or
'cs .or 20. sod in Cucnreli al die conner of
] ourih end " alnut s.fcc.s. ly SANFORD & PARK \.
gc..s Cor ne West, and by J. Cru MBACKER. Main al
W Ic''iNi' Va octt. ~ Ia
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Cuy OF DAYTON.
COWMTsSJONrp,s s4rp

Sid Wtcaue g rHIoG &PATiL AVID j.
tEt NHACkLE. urpva.sis n q
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ls tHkNrtrY. tu tie
tucuif strur Court
- ci Law a.. .auocFy
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-13
BY LAST NIGHTS SOUTHERN MAIL.

VERY LATE FROM ToBAsCo, MEXICo-EX-
CITEMENT AGAINST THE AMERICANS
AN EMBARGO.
The bark Texidor, Capt Major, from Ts-
basco, bound to Marseilles, arrived below New
Orleans on the Sd inst, in four days passage
The Delta says:
From Capt. Major, who came up TO the city
to procure prov isions, &C., we Learn that great
excitement existed in Tobasco against the A.
mericans. An order Of embargo on Ameri-
can vessels was received from the general gov
eminent as he was about leaving.
The orders came by express from the city of
Mexico; and Capt. Major, on receiving the
earliest intmation Of its arrival in the city sue
Ceeded, by the assistance of several friends, in
reaching his vessel The Governor having
failed to prevent Capt Ma or's departure, OF
dered, it is said the Mexican steamer Ventura
to go out and capture his vessel. The COM
mander, however, knew the Texidor was fur
nshed with one gun, and therefore considered
it the better part of discretion not to be in too
great hurry firing up.
The policy of this course was further sug-
gested to him by Capt. NJ heavng to, off the
bar, and cutting up his chain sheets into small
lClIBluS lOL ohOtf ACuHl'ig AilS DIX pOuDubT, anu
intending as he expressed it, to "smash the
Ventura's coffee MILL" if she ventured out
The Governor placed about so soldiers in
charge ofthe New Orleans schooner. Tobasco
is represented as entirely destitute of fortifca-
tons or other defence, except the presence of
about 400 Mexican soldiers.
Capt. Major was at his consipnees' in the
city when the order came, and was guarded to
his boat on the beach by about twenty of his
friends, well armed, so that the soldiers were
afraid to attempt making him prisoner.
The schr. -, Capt. Cox, of New Orleans,
was seized, and the master detained in the CAPT.
toll. The Texidor lett several English vessels
in port loading. No American man-ol.war
had US yet been seen off the port.
From a gentleman who arrived in the steam
ship Alabama, from Matamoras, we learn that
it is the least of Gen. Taylors intentions to
rest on his arms for any length of time. At a
period not more distant than ten days he means
to take up the line of march for Monterey, and
Nuevo Leon, the present camp of the enemy.
lie takes Camargo, Reinoso and Mier in his
route. There are laurels yet to be plHcked bv
our soldiers from the tree of Fame.-Delta.
From Port Caddo. The steamer Rodolpb.
Capt. McWelch, arrived last evening from
Port Caddo and foot of the Raft, having on
board Col. M, S. Lewis, Indian Commissioner:
Gen. Mascona, Major R. S. Poghbours, R.
Cook, G. J. Wilson, J. Coyle, and Al Indian
chiefs and warriors, from the Camanche and
other tribes, on their way to visit Washington
City, from the late treaty ground, where they
concluded treaty with Gov. Butler. Capt.
Alexander and wife, Miss Alexander, Lieuts.
Wetmore, Ernest, Dent, Easton aad Burwel,
DR.. Simpson, and companies of the U. S. In
fantry, under command of Capt. Alexander,
from fort Towson, also camein the Rodolp PHI
PicayEns,
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/ MAGNEFICEN,V

IN FOURTH OF JULY PAPER
Just published, a splendid Pictorial Brother iona
than, intended as Fourth of July Sheet. tits en-
beIIished with nifty large Engravings, executed in
beautiful style. Among these will be found Por-
traits OF all the Presidents; Capture Of Major Andre;
Execution of Major Andre; View of Milwaukee; The
Field OF Waterloo on the night after the Battle; Ma
polcon's Platform at WaterloO; The French and Eng
lsh Guards Skirmishing Camp at Corpus Christi;
Holyday ADJUSTMENTS the Banks of the Rhine
&c. &c. Price, - cents.
Also, Careton'5 Great National Work, VALEN-
TINE McCLUTCHY, the Irish Agent; or Chroni
Giles OF the Castle Cumber Pfoperty-5D cents
The American Review for June.
The Confessions Of Pretty Woman, by Miss Par
doe, author Of the City Of this SultaR-25 cts.
WIN. TAYLOR & co.
4, 5 and Jarvis Building.
% The WESTERN CONTINENT will be issI ed
at O'Clock this morning, filed usual with valua-
BILE, Interesting and anu ing matters cts 50 year
All the papers for the present week, from Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, in abund-
aRce. II
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DAMASK TABLE LINEN,

LINEN SHEETING AND IRISH LINENS.
HUE Subscribers have now in store and for sale
by the piece or yard, the largest and best Gssort
ed stock OF LINEN GOODS in this city.
VIZ NAME IN PART:
81, - !e-4, la l24 and 10 IIish and Barnsey
LINEN SHEETING
40, 49, A. &c. So and "a inch Bolster and Pillow
IA, "a, "a and l0-4 Irish and Barnsey Damask ia
BILE LINEN
IA, 50, 80 and l04 Irish and Barnsley DIAPER
TABLE LINEN
Unbleached Damask and Diaper Table Linen
oS, $40, 1912 lola, l0l6, 1920 Satin Bamask Ia
BILE CLOTHS
Damask and Diaper Dinner aud Tea Napkins, in sizes
White and cOlored BOYLIES
Birds-Eye and Huckaback TOWELLING
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety .
Huckaback and Diaper red bOrdered Towels
Irish and Scotch Dowlas, German Rolls
Stair Damask-t0getheE with our large stock Of
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN, making in all the
most complete stock efLIkEN GOODS we have
had.
90 The above Goods are from the best manufae-
turers, che most of them made to own order for
family uSe,) warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach.
X. AcELDOWNEY & co.
No l63 Baltimore street,
iel3 between Calvert and Light
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ANOTHER VOICE FROM MAINE

WALDOBOR0' Me-, July 81, 1913,
DeGr SLT:-Having experienced great benefit from
your invaluable medicine, feel it my duty and prv-
ege TO let the world know what it has done for me .
Possessed of strong constitution naturally had en-
Oyed perfect health previous to the spring of l543
when was troubled with difficulty in my left side
attended with much pain. Sonnet time in July was
violently attacked with Cough which continued
until fall; then was confined to the house eight
mouths, during which time my cough was very Sc
frequently had spells of coughing which last.
ed two hours; daily raised large quantities of disagree
able matter, acc 'mpanied with blood. Sometimes |
raised quart of blood at a time. consulted three
physicians all of whom did their best to restore me;
gave me up; said they could do no more for me; [
die; it i'm possible for me 20 live but short
time. One of them said my lungs were gone. At
this critical moment, when eminent physicians had
exhausted their SKILL friends despaired of my life nay
own hope of recovery at an end, ressred TO DR..
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. When
had taken one and half bottles those severe spells
OF coughing were removed. continued taking the
Balsam until Spring. 1874, when ceased to bleed at
the lungs my health and strength improved so that
left the house, but was not able to work for year
Now my health is good | am able TO do a days work
on my farm. JAMES CoMERY,
Witness, Thomas Benaer,
R3-FOr particulars see DR., Wistas's treatise on con-
sumption, to be had of the agents
On hand and for sale by
STABLER * CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, a. E. Baltimore street;
Seth 5. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
* Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. +.
Perkins & Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha Il. Per-
kins, corner Market and Green-ss.; George II Keerl,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. ". Robinson, SO North
Gay street. je5.lw
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NEW MoDE or SETTLING GRIM, Con. CASES.
A man in Will county, Illinois, recently ran
away with another's wife. The injured hus-
band pursued the guilty woman and her para
mour to Galena, and overlook them, where he
settled the matter with the dcspoiler of his wife
by taking his note for $500. The husband then
returned to VIII county and got divorce from
his wife, at the court just held in Juliet. If he
can collect the money on the note he holds, he
will have made good bargain.
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n{FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING elias,

63-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 FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
Workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS
Sc &c. for sale and made to order as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States E. s. FRYER,
nll-f No, North GAY street
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=" w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTI.
He N, w. corner of
ap7-3m EUTAW and LOMBARD STS
PINEY POINT PAVILION

nNE of the most convenient, splendid, and 4
" tufesque salt water bathing places in the UniI
States, will be opened for vsiters ON the 18th ms
for the summer campaign. The Pavilion and its
commodatons have been put in complete STATED
repair, and offer 10 the invalid pleasant resort
health and recreation. The bathing is delicious, FL
eT in the houses or in the open surf "a0ng the SOU
ing shore" fresh and constant sea-b breeze sets
in the afternoon, and continues all night till eigh
ten in the morning. The Pavilion commands v I
of the debouchuTe of the Potomac into the CheI
peake Bay the river in front being nearly ten m /
wide. 1t is within eight hours steaming from Wal
ington, twelve from Baltimore, and twelve m
Richmond.
- s@nsw The steamer COLUMBIA, Captf
- zsGuyther, leaves Baltimore every !
80 turday evening, stops at Piney Pd|
early on Sunday morning, and returns to Baltim (
on WEDNESDAY. The steamer OCEOLA, Capt. N
chel, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and Sal |!
days on her way to Norfolk, and returns on Tuesd
and fridays, touching the Point in both directed
landing and receiving passengers.
The proprietor, with these advantages of his esd
lishment, and with corps of obliging servants, ed
fare, good music, boats for sailing, and the usual
cessOries of watering place. tog her with moder
charges, confidently casts himself upon the public
probation. J, II. BIRCH,
jel2-u United States Hotel, Washington
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COMMERCE OF New ORLEANS. On Wed
nesdaY, the Sd inst, there were in the port of
New Orleans, II ships, 81 barques, IL briggs,
and 2S schooners. The exports of cotton from
the LIST of September, 1916, to the present
month, W as S62, 729 bales.
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Q5- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Cold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard ana Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pnsi Ear rings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pete aihs Old Established Store, Water-st ID door
from Calvert.
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LITTER BAGS Up AT The EXCHANGE READING Ro
For Valparaiso and Ports N the Pacifc-Ship
Joseph, about Goth inst.
For Liverpool-Packel ship Hargrave, will posi-
ly sail on Tuesday, 10th inst. Her letter ba9 is \
at the Ship Letter Office, Exchange Reading rod
For Brenen-Ship COPerRicHs, with despatch|
For Bremen-ShiP Johannes, with despa'ch.
For Hayre-Barque Globe, about goth inst
For kingston, Jam.-Brig Glahorgan, few daI
For ST. Thomas rig SaIvadora, with des
For Matsgordo, Texas.-Schr Falcon, to-morl
For Nassau, N. P.-Schr Emily A, Thompson,
Instant.
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= The steamer COLUMBIA, Capd


n NAOh1OUS NEWS FROM TN K SEA-
IN OF PRIZES. Let the fact be recorded fsd
Maine TO Georgia, that the only place where therel
any certainty of getting prize is at M. DOYLE
Capital Prize Depot, which by far exceIs any 9th
office in Baltimore in the No. and briancy of 4
Capital Prizes sold and eashed almost daily. I'll
wrong for any to exclam, sl can't have any luI
in Lotteries, have tried every Office in the city,
But tho question Isl did you ever try Doyle? if nd
don't despair, the road to fortune is plain, Give
DOYLE trial in the following splendid Schemes
FRIDAY, 2capitals $4,000, tickets So, shares
proportion.
The favorte Small Fry Lottery on SAT URDAt
capital prize $4,000. Tickets only 81, halves en-
so cents, quarters 25 cents. In this scheme there
over 1900 that may all be drawn by an outlay 70
Certificates of a packages of whole tickets, S}
halves only S6; quarters So, eighths 81 so. This q
chance that shosld not be neglected, And packae|
should be bought from M. DOYLE who has been 4
pionted agent for the sale of prizes in this beauti
little lottery.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who ID
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the variety of lucky numbers,
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders,
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ, DOYLE, No. 144 Prattstreet, |
IL fri Opposite b .& o. X. R. Depo
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STRAWBERRIES. Such is the quantity of
Strawberries coming down the North river, that
special strawberry train is sent down on the
New York & Erie rail road, bringing 10000
baskets each trip; and also, the road receives
about 81 900 per week for the transpor tation of
milk alone
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% CHEAP PRINTING. and PR NTING ofI

every DESCRIPTION, executed with great despatch, at
he Office OF the Clipper 1874 BALTIMORE
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any other
Office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
ses5ed Difficulties with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work. in epeTysyle
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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VIOLENT Hail SroRM AT Sr. LOUIS. A
most violent hail storm occurred at St. Louis,
and the adjacent country, ON the Sd inst. The
New Era says it was accompanied with heavy
thunder and lightning, and a tremendous fall Of
rain, the water literally making rivers of the
streets and overlooking tho sidewalks in many
places. The average size of the hail must
have been that of common sized marble,
and so thick and fast did it fall that in a few
moments the ground, desbe the ocean of wa
ter, assumed a white appearance. Great in
jury has been, no doubt, done by it to the young
Corn, and the Wheat and Oats must have suf-
fered severely; late garden vegetables did not
escape its destructive consequences.
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n4-THE OH, OF TANNIN. FOR PRESERVING

GI7-THE OIL OF TANNIN, FOR PRESERVING
LEATHER. This celebrated Oil has fully sustained
it's reputation "a the great restOrer Of old worn out
leather, rendering it 'ft and piable This is
fact 1t renders boots and shoes entirely mpervi-
Gus to water.
For sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, corner Of
Hanover and Baltimore sts, also at the corner of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No. 81 Thames
street, +. p, Baltimore. 1t
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PRoTLCToN OF THE TELEGRAPH. A bill
passed the Legislature of Connecticut on don
day for the protection of the telegruphc posts
and wires. Any injury malciously done to
them, subjects the peIpetrator to fine of 500
and Imprisonment for six months in the COM
mon Jail.
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The STOCK ALL TAKEN The whole of the
stock Of the Pttsburg and Connellsvile Rail
road, has been taken at Pttsburg.
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THANKS. We return our thanks TO the Hon
Reverdy Johnson, for a copy of the speech of
Senator Crittenden, of Kentucky, on the Ore
gon question, delivered April l6, ls46,-and
to the Hon A. Stewart for copy of his speech
in the House of Representatives, May 81, in
defence Of the protective policy.
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VIGoR, COURAGE AND MANHOOD OF OLD
ROUGH AND READI. When Gen. Taylor was
a young man, says the Louisville Journal, he
and an older brother, William, long since dead,
swan from the Kentucky shore across the Ohio
river to the Indiana shore, and back again, with
out resting. The feat was performed in the
month of March, when the river was swollen
and chill 1t greatly surpassed the famous one
Of swimming the Helespont, which is about
mile across and of delightful temperature
The Taylors were not accompanied by boat,
as Byron was when he swan the Helespont,
which makes all the difference in the world
One winter, when Gen. Taylor was stationed
at Prairie du CHEN, he used to walk every
morning from his lodgings to the barracks, with
out great coat, when the thermometer was
forty degrees below zero.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHlo CANAL. We have
the pleasure Of announcing, says the Cumber-
land Civilian, that he negotiation, to which we
referred in our last number, has been perfected
We, therefore, unhesitohngiy assure the public
that operations will be speedily resumed upon
the entire length of the unfinished portion of
the Canal and that the contractors have com
mand of $500, 900 to ensure the success of their
undertaking. An additional sum, fully ade-
quate to meet every contingency, will be rea
dy for them, when necessity shall require it,
Through the instrumentaity of the Presidents
of the Maryland and New York Mining Com
panies, money has been obtained to complete
the Canal, under the provisions of the Act of
Assembly of lS45.
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ENC0NOMY IN mEDICINE-5Op pills for 25
n cts The cheapest medicine in the world is
H4NCE'S S.4RSAP.aRELL.a OR BLOOD PILLS,
they purify the blood, remove bile cure costiveness,
headache, rheumatism, heart burn, dyspepsia, sing
ing IN the ears, cramps, pain in the stomach, sc.
Price 25 cents per box, or FIVE for 81.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, 1903 Baltimore ST.,
and corner of Charles and Pratt sts
Remember Jyty pills in a boz, and Hanee's Blood
Pills. ap24
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DI T. d..

On the lth inst HELEN E., aged months. i
daughter Of John N. and Mary A, Millington.
On the 10th inst. JULIA w. R0CKwELL, your
daughter OF L. I. and Elizabeth Rockwell, age
months.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-13

A7-The REV. MR.. TAYLOR, Seamen's Chaplain
Of Boston, will preach in the Seamens Bethel, Felps
Point, on SABBATH NEXT, at 10! O'Clock, in behalf
Of the Auxiliary Seamen's Friend Society, under the
management of the ladies Of East Baltimore. Mem.
bers 10 the Society will be solicited. jeI22t