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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03
(InI5IIlI3IES
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
For the Cure OF ScrofuIa Mercurial Disc ascs,
aud nn other Impurities ef the Biood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDl!

aud all other impuritir. cf thc Bieed.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD
WE iearlessly challenge all men, whether
the evidence seofua following
which " formed In Iirrea Days.
M-s-r. Rowland wALIos-Ccni-men; In justice you
charity afflicted been cheer
y furnish this testimonial Of the astonishing performed
upon by your CsI-s indian ygstas More
than attacked with obstinate and
ffEhtfa seroaia which baned
physicians Among remedies used bottles
of -swaims Panaees twelve Of sands saisapah eight
"ar-spara and Iodine. and quantities OF Hydro
date of Potash and -tin growing
Ny mother seeing advertisement Of r Cn-s Idi-
ysesabs upon you you spoke confidently
Of that Induced Try ~ although faith
It's efficacy amer having tired other remedies without
we, almost highly ibnlmmed and painful Ueer,
when commenced the PanaeeE the est Of Dsesu
commenced healing
the ulcers all healed and health perfectly restored
signed. JOHN W. APPLETON,
Philad.lphia. Jan 10, Is46. No. Madison st.
Off Of PAdsdsPAia, ss'
Personally appeared before the subscriber Mayor Of
t. 81 sad City John w Appleton who being depo.cs
and that ts ets forth the foregoing statement
are true In testimony whereof have hereunto set
signed. JOHN SWIFT. Mayor
The
sIaggerauon. had hopeless,
celebrated had failed, and
eea" alone.
Signed, DANIEL APPLETON,
Jan. 10, 1886. ANN NJ APPLETON.
lean ehesuy testimony the very extraordinary
and believe be Of wonderful
walton IN relation To hs case His esps then almost covered
with serouous Ueers which k1f1y nhammed very
painfn-and say very doubted that cure
could be effected 1t hardly probable Mr. Appleton
would have lived three monihs longer without relief
Signed, WILLIAM srEELLING, NJ. d.
This valuable remedy for by Rowland Walton PhHa
dePhia; T. J. Pieo Richmond Va John e. Calan, Washing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03
ROBERT MOTT

ROBERT MOTT
House sign Painter aud Giazier
Nsrf aogv 10 ~ ErehsaSs Bast, RiA-s-d g5rrf-sa
As received fsf supply Pants Ons Copsi ana sbss
N7fnishss with Painters Brushes BLENDERS An .-.o1
meat 81 Ffench and Asncan W srss fa arIO Al
50r26 inches all Of which OF ort m an A,
reasonable
n "A argc supply Of Soap Stone Paint for sale o- ~
Psrinr paiHtfoT Tin shnsied Roofs RN
Doors BOOTS The gentlemen can find
- a. No a. b. calling as.otsut
n Boots BE- osnd ihe ciygrcsa vauna nom
t5o s. and dollars from he rsnfisu,sn rsg-sa
~ NO ~ D. ~ D AYERa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

TNDHlUN - 1IEHU VUNTt 11ItU,
No. 4 go Main, Corner OF I 3th and Main Streets.
H. b. SPENCE, Agent has received his Stock
LIE Spring Ready Made Clothing and Gentle
Fancy Ware. lie hand complete assort
of the following ARTICLES, viz
French English and Froek Coats black blue,
brown. olive anc green.
French Plain Fancy and DOeskn
Pants
Single Mlled Cashmere Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, Silk and BomblEne Vests
Fancy do do Marsellcs and Casbmereue Vests
White Masees Vests duobe and single breasted standing and
rolling collar
KID sim Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
Bo~om- and Collars OF the styles
Merino, Cotton and Silk UndershTts
Do do Drawers and SOCKS
seArs, CAva. Stock. and Pocket Hdifs great variety.
suspenders OF all kinds
Hih and Bingham Umbrellas
hu Of which viii sell any this side
OF OreRonI
r. H. Spence Continues Clothing made
the Fashionable Establishment John 49, Co, Dai
An assortment OF Eamples constantly on hand
y. u. SPENCE. Agent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26
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Those published monthly or r.quarte.rly' VIII
be charge s per square: advertisements y. us
no, having the number of insertions marked
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Communications, post paid, will be prompt
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mpaRvgRADa 81 O. Au@vap gee aa4ee

Promelheosfo formed the first woman from
the clay, and animated with n FIRE stolen
from heaven; an act which, drew down
upon gilinlshsf heavy vengeance ofJupi,er.
Curiousitis, that.in some Of the Oriental
religions, sllVelias in The Pagan, we find
similarSdim shadowing Of The Tree OF
knoRledga and the fallzof man. Not
less widely disseminated is The tradition
of an innpibts people destroyed by FIRE
from heaven, and the legend Of Banois
and Philemon would seem TO show that
the Greek'siMere not unacquainted with
scriptural history of the Dead Sea.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

free-labor sugar Is sSi5s. 4ds IL Is to be re-.
duced at once to 2ls.s and is 10; apply
equally 10 all foreisit sugar, free.as we'll
as slave grown; I;k,seate6f duties 10 ex..
tend over Eve years, dropping ia theft
year a shilling, ia .the second eighteen
pence, in the third.lhe same, 10 the fourth
the SAME, III the; fifth the same, and the
end Of which time all distinction betwees
colonial and foreign sugar is to cease.-
This, in brief, is an ou!iino Of the plau.
ut is beld and comprehensive plan.
bold, because I, anniEitaies at once the
foolish and uncandid distinction between
slave aud free lahGr. sugar-comprehen-'
sive because il includes every sugar grow
ing country in its grasp
- ~. :.
Correspondence Of tie Charleston Esen. Ne,os.
WAsnlNsron, Aug. l3, 1846. =
SOME Of the papets,|in: speaking Of the
effects ot.the lale tariff bill are Attempting
to makeit out that even rthe common la
borers Of Europe are: infinitely beuer OFF
than, our agricultural laborers and me-.
chanics: The following statement, how
ever, compiled. from an official source, will
coOVlUQc tletllOl tuear 6TfOTs
10 England, the average rate Of wages
for an able bodied man.. with family, is
81 SO per week. From this is to be de-.
Quoted couage rent az !35 cts. per week,
leaving 81 63 to provide himself with ibe
necessaries Of life. fn France, q laborer'
In ths same? situation; receives 81 04 per
week; in Prussia 66 cents, in Germany
81 o. per week. 10 Holland and Belgium.
81 90, I'M Italy and the Austrian States.
81 Is. It,will be remembered that these
averages are those Of The common laborer::
shippers, carmen, mechanics, receiving
| rather more, The food which the wages
above named will:purctase in the several
countries ia as fellows: -: sar
In England, the laborer can obtain for
his l63 cents on his weeks wages, either.
90 pounds Of brend, or l1a pounds Of meal.
or "a pounds ofbutter, or: l24 pounds Of
cheese. or Ia pounds Of potatoes. -
In France, With his l04 cents, he can
buy either 46 pounds Of bread, i24 pounds
Of meat, or 26l pounds potatoes.
In;Prussia, with his &c cents per week,
the laborer can buy either '36 pounds OF
bread. l6 pounds sf meat. or 81 pounds Of
butler; .! ! Z; :.'' '''.
IN Germany, with l03 cents, he obtains
either 4S4 pounds Of bread, 16 pounds Of
meat, lla pounds of butter, ed pounds Of
cheese. or 54 .qparts.of. .beer.' 80 -
In Holland aad Belgium; l20 cents will
buy either 5S pounds Of bread, 22 pounds
of beef, or AGO pounds Of potatoes.
I In Italy and the' Austrian States, the la
boser with his T Is cents, can buy either SO
pounds Of bread, % pounds Of beef, 8 lbs.
!, Of butter, 9pounds Of cheese, or l65 pounds
of potatoes. -. -,
When you find a man doing more bust.
, ness than you are, aud You are puzzled 10
, know the reason. just look sf the adver-
.isements he has in the newspapers
To lather an uss's bead j, only wasting
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

Forbidden hno,Oledge.-The Greek
word Pseuche signifies moth, which, in
seeking 10 approach the lamp becomes con-
sumed in its flame; &ihe fabulous Psyche,
lost by wishing 10 penetrate the mystery
Other divine loyer. allegorises the fate Of
the souls destroyed by the love of know
ledge. According 10 the Same mythology
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

There are published al this moment in
Paris no less than Is daily newspapers.
These Journals lave an aggregate circu.
la'lon of 10000 copies.-Of these. the
four Journals having the larges, circulation
are the Constitutional, the Presse. the
Steele, and the Journal des Debals. These
four papers have an average circulation Of
over 25, 900 each.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

they should, after all, dislrlst their own
i judgment, they will avesfllEpower 10 call
in any number Of. .disihsefesiea merc c6autS,
and examine :hem under oalh3fa az 10 fihet
value Of said goods; and The c5rrectnesa Of
theInVoice. l. - n. q, r., =.
And pray Is there 90 possibility;offiaud
in the. case ofispeci6c duties7 What it'd
weigher or measurer, for an = adequate
consideration, should Keep a false tally;
and report to the Collector only thfee
fourths of'lhe actual quantity who would
ever, know. IL, unless the goodswere after.
words exported with the benefit Of draw.
back: This danger. whatever il IS, viii
be avoideduhderthe system of exclusive
adj yalorem duties; 4 q. i'..s.,al ,5.t...
Our opinion Isl, that the! real objection
to- ad yalorem duties, 10, many minds. is,
1ot:.that they are more liable to fraud
thanspecifc duties, but that they are;more
strictly Just exacting the full measure OF
duty indicated by the value, and no IHore:
Men who ad focate miniGums. and require
that poor article shall pay as high q dutty
as good oaa,' cannueiIbe expected to an.
prove ofasystem which in all cases grad.
yates the du,y according to the value.
. '''. ..h'L-- ----e.t.s ,ii..l. ..i,5.s =
,nIf The new tariff diminisbes the prices Of
manufacturers; Il. wilt: bene6t the great
p ass ofthe peopleAif II do not, the pro,
fits Of the manufacturers will nos be les
sened.-Bostdn Post. "A ., i
Rail Road Iron.-The Daily Mail does
not admits that ws shallsget the Iron for
our Rail Road, 100000 less Under the
new tariff, than .we.shpu!d dunder the old.
Itsays "The prizes Of iron ,oill rise 10 pro1
portion ss an increased demand is created
by breaking down the American Tariff
This will be good news to the Pennsylva-
nia Iron Works-as they are much. dis,
surbed lest The new tariff shall reduce the
price. Verily,"a second Daniel has como
to Judgment -,e
Lord Jahn Russeil!s Sugar Meas9re.-
Wilmer Il Smiths liverpool Times gives
The following. notiee of this new protector
Lord John Russeil's. =. ..g's,sss..5.
The government isnow fairly involved
Ia. the meshes Of the; sugar question. Lord
John Russell propounded bis measure on
Monday last, .,and the discussion on lis
merits was 10 have ,eommenceds il ihe
Hoase,o Commons asrnight, bur ia COM
sequence Of The death hofhis ,broi her, 4, has
been postponed until Mondays HE de- 8
,baial viii extend over several pig thu aud
The result cannon be :knoxh Until lie uext
SsVhR: MIA hrisf .s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

Singular Fact abcut Engrarers. .-Cist's
Advertiser informs US tha! William Har.
rison, who came TO This country in 1892,
was the first bank nole engravsr in the U.
States. He engraved the plates for The
United States Bank. He had five sons
all engravers. Richard H.. Dne of the
sons, cometo Marietta in lS4lo and finish.
ed the first copperplate engraving ever
executed in Ohio. His Two so1s now car
ry on the same business in Philadelphia.
Another brother left four sous, all engrav-
ers. One of these had son learning the
business. Here is singular case to occur
in This country. A family for four genera
tons following the same branch of me-
clianical business.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

and blower, will begin and 6hsh one hue.
dred and twenty dozen of quart bottles in
ten hours which averages nearly two and
a quarter per minute, and this is ordinari-
ly done. and in some works rho men are
restricted to two per minute 10 prevent the
work being slishled.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

Quick arork.-The rapidily with which
bottles are made is almost incredible. A
workman, with tho assistance Of a ga'berer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

Commutation Of Sentsnce.-The pun
ishmenl of the negro, Dick, alias George,
sentenced on the 30th July, 10 be hung
for the murder Of Winward.: another ne
gro. was commuted by the Governor. last
week, to fifty lashes, Two months solitary
confinement, and perpetual banishment
from The State. George had been recon-
mended 10 the Executive for commuta-
ton of punishment by the Magistrates and
Freeholders who tried him.-Even. Ne,0s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

Te lather au us.'s head i, only wasting
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

From, the Commercial Rcuicao Of the S. y West
TRUE REMEDY FOR THE EMBARRASSMENT OF
.Corroy PLANTERs AT THE SOUTH AND
= SourH-WEsT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-12
SOOTHES, HEALS, IND PERFECTLY SAFE
EMHgyKTAkE AfSD.

IMPORTANT GARD.
TO HEADS OF Families AND DELICATE
FEMALES, having the Womb Disease aad gravel
severe Cough, first stages of Consumption Dyspep-
STA, COsIiveness, Piles ChoIICs Rhrui! aucs, severe
Agues plet or Pleurisy, Impurities of The Blood
Worms, habilual Head ache, sc.
Also, his MIX TURES for Group and Spas ms by
worms; saves child's life in five minutes, &c. Fe.
males treated for drupsy for years have been reev-
ed of huge worms and restored To health by bur one
bottle of my No. L. TO remove decacy, Mrs De-
laney will receive personally sealed notes and IN re
turn will give 4 statement, with honest certificate
No. of address, sc. P.S do hereby guarantee
the of The whole OF this card. security given
at any merchants office in this city, sealed by the
author, endorsed by the County Cont, Mayor aud
ID Magistrates, with letters and references from the
highest testimonials.
Its character for curing the Yellow Fever Ia Mo
bile, established by Capt. Robinson, No 50 Thames
street. signei and Witnessed by Col. N. Brewer
Magistrae-is M less than nv bottle No |, curing
The most dangerous Cholera Inantum, Dlurl &C al d
Flux. So much so, | guarantee III worst Of Che
Terra. These are honest facts that have been pub
lIshsd, signed by Capt, WIN. e.. Wright, OF schr Al
egany; Capt. J. Turner; Mr.. VIM. NJ Ongomery, told
town. 1l3- Satisfaction.
guarantee sworn certificate for Agues, &c, for
every day in thu year, sea ed by the Mayor and
County Court seal.
Reference to Mr.. James JohnsiOn; OrRd0 # s. Co
Messrs. Mills & Co and James Giryan, Esq ,Mer-
chants. John G. Holland, Esq. Gay street, D Coo
nan, Marsh Market Space. % Community at large
90 Indian Vegetabl No. Panarea and RheuIna
tie Extract solution, Blood Purifier mo mater III,
cause,) and Worm Destroyer. For sale by The An
thor, ROBERT DELANEY,
n2alm' No. 50 Lombard street, Baltimore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-12

DuELLlNG EXTRA. 1t is minated that a
duel has been fought within the city limits of
Buff 10, during the last week or ten days, with
pistols at ten PAGES, between brace of Cana
dams. One Of the parties received his antago-
nsl's bail in tho forehead, which, being turned
in its direction by the button on his cap, it fl
naly lodged in his cheek, and has been extract
ed. The names of the parties have not been
disclosed, although some of the circumstances
appear to have leaked out.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-12
Department of State,
Washington, 26th Sept, lS46.
Postmaster GENERALS Report. We al

POSTMASTER GENERALS REPORT. We are
indebted 10 our Washington correspondent for
the following ATTRACT of this document:
Revenue for the year ending June 30 So AZ 1893 b
Expem es, 40 q 2"7 2
xcess of Expenditure, 5g7 G97 81
Drafts made un The Treasury, BOT uOU W
Balance IN h,hd in ! le46, 52,9O!23
Number of Contractors, $3.50
" Post Routes, 42@5 miles
Aggregate length OF g l49 679 't
TIansp Jrlatlon during year, 1888 Ala "
Cost OF said transportation, 81 66j 076
Length of routes exceeds previous yea.. 73y mi
Amount of TRANSPORTATION DO do ,761,i 45 9
tx JeH>p, how, yer, Is less than do S2Ul 9l3
Cost Of ranspnI alton IN Texas from
18th FeD To 30 June le4i, so ls9
ReleHchmentS ordered during the year, Si5,O0O
New ami Improved service rendered rxciu-
sive of Texas, S72Uu0, of which SO 00J
is The cost OF new rOules put IN op"ratI N.
Reduction in The amount at which Contacts
III The North. w sleIh and SUul western
sectrons have heen et is 1929 COL
fiure,, SC. daring lie year s26, a73 54
Number of Post Offices, June 80, le4i, ii OH
New Post Offices rs ablisned during the year, OF
POST Offices discontinued {. 40
Increase ovrr iast ear, q
Number of Posi- Offices on eth December, 1873
g P0stua>IerS app int Il during year, 9NS
in conSeuu, nee re- igRatOns W deaths ~
Change of sites of Post Offices, Nll
Establishment ofnew 81
nv removals, 87l
Commissions expired and not renewed,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-12

Loss OF AN ENGLISH WHALING SHIP.-
The New Bedford Mercury says-"The re-
cent accounts from Sydney, state that the
whaling ship Cape Packet, Capt Powell, had
fallen into the hands of the natives Of New
Hebrides, Savage Islands, who murdered all
belonging to her, except four Of her crew. The
bodies of the murdered crew were taken ashore
and devoured, after which the ship was pllag-
ed of every thing of value, and then set on fire
and cunsumed.n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-12

Primary Schools in Boston represent their
whole number at 1877 They are divided into
10 districts Whole number of scholars ss72,
averaging about IS 3-4 to school. Number
Of scholars seven years of age and upwards
$500, being Sc per cent. of the whole number
Of children in tho schools. or these llOI are
in the schools for special instruction, being SO
to each school. Number of scholars reported
as fitted for the grammar schools 900, averag-
ing 8 TO a school. Number sent to gram
mar schools since the last examination $50,
averaging I 10 school.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-12

Ten lines or Ie IS make asquaTe-T an ENCOURAGEMENT
exceeds ten tines, the plicG will be in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time ef their
r]ertion.
1.-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
BFwsPapeF, containing all the select matter of the
iay, ID Published every Saturday morning, at this low
price Of 81 per snaum.
90 All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
day on which the advance payment expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-12

The Picayune contains letter from Pensa
cola, announcing the arrival oflhe Porpois'
from TampIco, which says:s
When the Porpoiss left Tampico, the fri
gates Rantan and Potomac, steamer Princeton
and sloop of war st. MarY's, were all anchored
outside of the bar, while all the small Graf
! were inside of the river. a detachment OF COO
! troops had arrived from Gen. Patterson's com.
mnnd, and many more expected. The steamer
Monmouth had been at Tampico twice with
Troops from Bra Eos or Point Isabel.
Capt Tatnall, with The steamer Spitfre, had
gone up the river, 20 or 10 miles from Tampi-
CO, and taken possession of two towns, at one
OF which he captured ten large cannon, and q
heavy quantity of ammunition, winch had been
removed from TamPico when the Mexicans re-
treated from that place.
The two regiments which evacuated Tampi-
co revnIted when they got to st. Luis Potosi,
and were disbanded. They were opposed TO
Santa Anna. Great dissentionB prevailed at
5. Luis Potosi-army about 10000, and in q
state of sta!vation; four different factions
among them, as follows: Santa Anna, Arista,
Herrera and Parades.
The recent election in Mexico was much in
favor of ex-Prcsdent Herrera, who it was ge-
Morally believed at Tampico would be the Pre-
sident.
Mrs. Chase, (the American Consul's lady, }
at TamPico, has behaved most nobly, and
shown to the world she was patriot under all
circumstances, When our sma Il vessels were
about to approach tho town of Tampico, she
ran up our flag in defiance of the alcaIde and
civil officers, and told them they had better be
quiet; that our Government had then on the
march for that place an immense force, &C.
Some time before Mrs Chase wrote TO Com
Conner, informing him how the place could be
taken, and at the same time gave him draft
OF the town and harbor.
LATER FROM MONCLOVA AND MONTEREY
The steamer Monmouth at New Orleans,
brings advces from Monterey to the 10th ult
gentleman who came passenger gives the
following nformaton;
On the 9th November arrived at Monelova,
found Gen. Wool and army encamped, his ar
my III fine condition.; remained at Moncova
until tho l4lh, then started with an escort with
dispatches for Gen. Taylor found the road for
100 miles perfect desert, destitute of water,
and arrived at Monterey on the 10th; ascer-
tanned that Gen. Taylor had left for SaliIlo,
10 miles. L,euts, Franklin and Descheds,
with the dispatches, left for Slllillo with the
same escort, on the 10th. The distance from
MoncloVa to Monterey is 1870 miles, thence to
SaltIllO 10 miles, whilst from Monclova TO Sal
tIlo it is but 1870 miles, water plenty and corn
in abundance, aud no doubt Gen. Wool will
advance direct fiom MoncloVa to Saltillo.
Mr.. Dlunoy thinks that Gen. Wool and ar
my are now at Saltilo.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-12

QUEER REMEDY FOR THE Gour. A French
doctor has discovered a remedy for govt, by
making his patients sconr the floors oftheir own
houses, which operation is performed by skating
furiousIy along the boards, mounted on brushes
attached 10 their shoes
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-12
THNAE ONLY REMEDY
a. FOR THE WOMB DISEASE
EVER DISCOVERED BY ANY

Nature and Natures Laws, laid bid at hight,
God said let Nature and Deanty be, and ALPS right
Like Chaos, Wondering, saved now arise,
JusIlce, JUST e 10 honest merit, prize,
When The best of skill! PRONOUNCED l must lose my
life,
BY r. Delaney's No ! and Panacea, | m now NO.
Their and vie
Signed, CATHARINE MARIA QUINN,
Endorsed by L, W., Note Book 50,
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mg-THR AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & sALTI-
MORR CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
tai caFreEs only and SuGTteT cents per week,
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The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscrbeTs ct the of FosT Dollars per year, pay
able, ALWAYS. in advance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-12

DoN'r SLEEP IN THE CARS Mr.. Bowen, of
Worcester, was robbed of nearly $500 in the
cars, between birmingham and Worcester, on
Friday evening last. He fell asleep in the
cars.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-12

A GIANT. Wisconsin has contributed her
quota to the wonders of the age, in the person
of giant boy, who is upwards of seven feet
high, and only thirteen years old. He is ex'
hbting in Utica.