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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26
MEsSAFE OF THE PRESIDENT
Toth Senate anil Hayc Of Regresur
takiUeS:

takirey:
invite your attention TO the propyi.tv
of mnkiug an appropriation to provide ior
any expenditure which it may be Eeces>a.
~ to make in advance for the purpose 81
settling all our dl!iculdos with the Me-.
can Republic. II IS my desire 10 tcrmG.
ate, rs 1t was originally to avoid, the exist
ing war with Mexico, by a peace Just agI
honorable to both parties. Ii is probable
that the chief obs'aclc To be surrounded in
accomplishing this desirable object, wiil
be the adjustment of n boundary between
the two Republics which sha,, Prove sat-.
factory aad convenient To both, and such
as neither viii hereafter be inclined to
disturb. In the adjustment of ibis bonn.
dairy we ought 10 pay fair clulvalcli tug
any colc 's'lonS winch may be- mad, by
Mexico. Under the circumstances. auG
consjdarugthc oihcrcompjicat,dquog ,ous
10 be settled by negotiation with The NnXj
can Republic. deem 1t important that
sum of money should be placed under Iha
control Of the Executive, TO be advanced,
il need be, To the Government Of that Re
pul1ir, Immediately after their rat. icatjou
of treaty. II might be inconvcuieni f..
the Mexican Government 10 wait for he
whole sam. the payment Of which may to
stipulated hy this treaty. unit il could be
ratified bv our Senate, aud an approprja-
ton % carry 10 into effect made by Con-
grcSs. lgdred, tic necessity for this dg'a"
might defeat the object altogether. Tic
disbursement Of this money would If
course, be accounted for not as secret SER
vice money, bnt like other expenditure.
Two prccclculS for such proceeding
exist 10 past history, during the admta.--
lralon of Mr.. Jefferson, to which woH'd
call your attention. On toe 26lh Fcbrua-
~, 1893 an act was passed nppropr.a'iug
S2OO0,Oo0 'lor the purpose of delrayin-
any extraordinary expenses which Hoy
be incurred in the Intercourse between tiIc
United States and foreign nations % De-
applied under thc direction Of the President
of the United States, who shall cause au
account Of the expenditure thereof % o.,
laid before Congress rs soon as may &c."
Aud ou the l3ih Of February, lSO7. ana
appropriation was made of the same
amount oud in tie same terms. ~ neither
case was the money actually drawn from
the treasury. and | should hope that the
result IN tins respect might be- similar on
the present occasion, atho' toe arpra.ra
ton may prove 20 be indispensable On
accomplishing the Object would there.
fore recommend the passage Of law az
proPuaiing S2O0n00O, 10 be placed AZ i'.r
disposal OF the Eeculivc, for thc purpose
which have Indicated
III order TO prevent MI misaprrthcusi1n.
il is my duty 10 state that, anxious as Ia.
10 terminate the existing war wiki t4l .,--.
possible leiay, 70 viii continue ~ O. pr.
cutcd with the utmost viEcr uaUl q treaty
ofpeacs shall BE- signed by iie PARTIES ati
ratified by hallexIcan Republic
JAMES k. FOLK.
Washington, Aug. $. 1916.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26
Adoop RrAsoS.-fhe tInUefor d Rus.

STA, in his proclamation announcing the reduc-
ton of duties upon imports throughout his do
minions, affirms, as the object Of the same, to
"give activity to foreign commerce and ma
tionaI industry"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26

The volunteer ccn7anv cImm-al a lt Tllf-
ca Tyler o. composed exclusively lra dog
q curz us
GEN GaINzs Tho court .fIe.-..- 90 ihs
chlrrrs 1-sirr Eu Gur-s t-il.l's a,et.fn-s
win clls.l i15.z N77- 81 -r -s--.r-.sss
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26

GEN. GAINEs-We hear nothing from the
Court Of Inquiry appointed to investigate the
conduct of General Gaines, which would en-
Tighten us in regard to its probable decision
The General has given some satisfactory rea-
sons for his conduct and our impression is that
he will be acquitted
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26

The TREASURY NoTE Law Il has teen
published as a fact that the Law authorizing
the issuing OF notes under the provisions Of the
Independent Treasury had this bank feature
It recognized the notes as circulating me.
dinu', This is a mistake. A treasury note is
merely an acknowledgment Of the Govern.
meni's Indebtedness from the Government. and
an evidence to the creditor Of Tie validity Of
the claim. This is what Senator Spcieht
calls shin. plaster" banking
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26

Acknowledging a severe storm which
passed over Ripley on the LIST inst, a large
oak tree was uprooted, and struck the Tus-
cumbia stage when one mile from that place,
killing the driver VIM Hutcherson and serious
" injuring the only passenger, a Mr.. Cobb.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26

trust that an all.wise Providence nav
avert the further spread Of such Z dire
disaster
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

LooE OUT FOR CouNrERFETTs. The New
York papers are publishing list ofnew coun-
tsrfeit Bank notes, among which are sos on
tho Commercial s. Farmers, and Farmers s.
Merchants Bank Of Baltimore. Mr.. Thomp-
son, publisher of the Bank Noe Detcctor, eau
tions the public against taking any notes on
the New England Banks of The old stereotype
plate, under five dollars, the imitation of this
plate arc so skil'fully done, as TO deceive the
most practIsed at first sight; also reject any
note on which one part of the engraving is
done in blacker or paler ink than the rest of
the bill; they are generally alterations. 1t is
difficult to get the shading OF the altered por-
ton of the note exactly to correspond with the
genuine portion.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

CALL Fer MoRE TROOPS. A gentleman
from Washington, who has correct means of
information, says the Patriot, states that every
thing about the Navy and War Departments
arc quite brusk and warliks-that President
Polk himself has bristled up within few days
past, and that his message to congress will
make direct call for forty millions Of dotlars
and fly thousand men! This, he thinks, will
conquer peace with Mexico. This does not
look as if the Cabinet expected peace by ne
aotiation between Mr.. Buchanan and ga Mexi-
can agent"
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07-CoNTENTs OF THE SATURDAY vIsI

h3-CONTENTS OF THE SATURDAY VGSl-
TER: Continuation of that interesting story 'The
Fatal Wisn;n exchanging a Glue" another tale by
T, 8. Arthur, complete in the MOI; "The Ruined
Son tale of truth for parents; the Character of
the New Pope; Proceedings of the Temperance
Convention; Mike Wash's account of the attempt to
poi son hm Visit of the Hutchinsons TO Harriet Mar
tineau, a thrilling description from Miss NJ own
pen The Hor roTs of War; Lite in the West; Letters
from Illinois and else WHERE; Tales for Children;
Sketches of Humor; News, &c. sc. Price per year
81 so or 81 for eight months. Single copy, with or
without wrappers, may be had at the counter, No.
10 Nor!h st for 4 cents IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

ny-A COURSE OF LECTURES on Theoretical
and Practical Mathematics, by Rev w. N. PgSDLs-
TON, A. M, TO begin on WEDNESDAY, Dec'ber Cd.
For particulars, see Syllabus at any of the principal
Bookstores.
To young men of Baltimore, DESTROYS of self i'm
prevement, especially to these engaged or destined
for commercial life, these Lectures Of Rev. Mr.
PendleIon are ret ommemded by
Rev. II. v. ID. Johns. d. d. Capt, II. A. Thompson.
Thos. Atkinson, Wynan, Appleton & Co.
j. II E. Latrobe, Esq. VIM. Woodward, Esq
Al
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Especial Correspondence of Baltimore Clipper. !
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81, s, P. Nj.

Bridget Hartman, convicted of the murder of
her child, about nine months old, and Charles
Mosler, also convicted of murder, were both
sentenced to-day by Chief Justice Gibson, to
be hung, at such time and place as the Govern
or may appoint
Yesterday, thanks living day, passed off very
quietly.
The weather is very cold and freezing.
The Flour market is dull. Holders are not
disposed to operate at $4,s7 l.s-frm at s..
Sales Of prime red wheat at 99al0.c. T.
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GI7'- SONS OF TEMPERANCE BALTIMORE
DIVISION, No. |, will assemble at the Hall of tae
washington Temperance Society, corner of Hanover
and Camden sts., on TO MORROW Sunday NOR
MING, at o'clock, to attend the funeral of w. P.
GEORGE CoLLErr. by order, j. STOKES, r. s.
0S-fhe meHbe OF sister Divisions are affection.
ately invited 10 attend. 1t
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h3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCH ES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pias; EARRINGS; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; BRITANNIA Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK,S assortment, which is com
from Calvert p aP6
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= SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

o. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. The members
of Good Samaritan Division, No. 8, and Andrew
Jackson Division, Nc. 25, Sons of Temperance, are
requested to meet ut the Hall of Good Samaritan D-
VisiOs, OF SUNDAY MORNING, 99tA inst, at eight
O'Clock, 10 attend the funera Of the late w. p Csc.
COLLBTT, of No. !. The members are particularly
reQut sted to attend BY order
STEPHEN MALY, r. 8 of Nos
It, VIM. HARMAN Il. 5. of No. 25.
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m7- BALT,g TYPOGRAPHICAL SO

no Baltic TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
The members are hereby notified that the Animal
Meeting will take place THIS SATURDAY EVE
MING, at 6 o'clock. Punctual attendance is earn
etly solicited in order to get tn ough with the cleo
ton of officers and the transaction of Other business
previous TO proceeding 10 the Anniversary Supper,
which will be on the table at M early hour
1t BY order, JOHN w. PEREGOY, Sec'y.
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&c SLOAN TEMPLE, MOL. The members of
TINS Temple will please attend on SUNDAY MORN
ING, 18th November, at O'Clock, at Sloan Hall,
or the purpose of attending the funeral of T.. w. G.
= GEORGE CoLLETT. The members will provide
themselves with Grape ROsette on the left side of
Regalla Brethren of other Temples are respectfully
invited TO attend. BY order,
II CT. BEVAN w, G, T.
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A7-NOTICE. The members Of the Washington
Temperance Society are requested to meet at their
Hall, Oh TO MORROW Sunday MORNING, al 8
O'Clock, to attend the funeral of our worthy Vice
President, GEORGE C9LLETT. The members will
provide themselves with Grape on the lett arm and
stars on the left breast
N. Il, All frieRds TO the Temperance cause are re
auesIed JON the Washington Society OH this oc-
caSon. J. C.QUAY,
THOMAS w. TURNER,
Its RICHARD DUNKERLY.
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nG- FRANKLIN LODGE, No. 2, L. O. o. F. The
oficers and members will meet at the Hall on SUN
DAY MORNING, at 8 O'Clock, to attend the funeral
OF our deceased brother, GEORGs C0LLRTT, Mem
bers Of other Lodges, in good standing are respect-
fully invited to attend, BY order,
liz WILLIAM GRIM EecJv
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@3-FIRsT BALTIMORE LIGHT INFANTRY.
First Company 9Th Regiment, NJ. V.I-ATTEN.
TION! special meeting of the corps will be held
on MONDAY, 30h inst. at O'Clock, P. M, at the
Armory corner OF Exchange Place and South street;
Punctual attendance on the part of every member is
earnestly requested as business of importance will
be Transacted. Ky order &C Cap. FRANCE,
n26-2t WIN. A, McWIi LiAMS, Sec'y,
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THIRD CONCERT or HENRI HER This eminent
pianist and composer will give his third and last con
cert at Calvert Hall on Monday evening 1t will be
seen by the programme in to-ddy's paper, that in
compliance with the popular wish, he has reduced
the prices for admission 10 families and amateurs OF
the Fiano Forte. His second entertainment last
ev5ning was attended by large audience, composed
of the elite Of the city.
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{3- THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. Rev'd
MI. SHRIsLEY will preach in the Calvert st. Church
TO MORROW (Sunday,) at IL O'Clock, A. NJ; and
al 7 O'Clock, P. NJ. he win deliver a Lecture on the
"Orain Progress aad Important Developments Of
the Worlds Convention and Evangelical Alliance,
lately held in London, England. 1t
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nj sIW GOODS. The undersis ned ha Jast re-
~ turned from New York, aud will oper, this
m',rning splendid assortment of all kinds OF Goods
Of The LATEST STYLES, in his line, whic he Of
fers wholesale or retail. The pub ic, pS rcuiarly
the ladies', are respectfully invited TO call aud ex-
anime The assortment J. M haIG,
No. 1853 Baltimore ST., betweea Calvert aud
n87t fri South streets.
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GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR 3. OPT.

% At meeting "f the GRAND TEMPLE OF
HONOR ii was unanimously resolved that th1 mem
bsrs OF the Temple Order be requested attend the
Funeral Of ?. w. q. T. Gee. COLLECT, on SUNDAY
MORNING, 29th inst, with Grape rOsette attached
TO the collar. Brethren will rleaSe obscrUe The re-
quest OF the Grand Temple, that they may thus be
distinguished in line of procession. by order,
IT. JOHN r. SEGIJIN. @. w. r.
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9aTHE FRENCH SUFFERERS. They are raising
funds in New York by subscription, for tho
people of France, who have suffered by the in
vndation Of the river Loire and it's branches
Several hundred dollars have already been
paid.
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ny-I. o. o, F. The members of JERUSALEM
ENCAMPMENT, NO. |, |. o. o. F., are hereby no
tilted 10 meet at the Hall on TOMORROW (Sun-
day. EVENING, at | Pm, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of Patriarch q. HALLErT. The
members of sister Encampments are invited to at.
tend. BY order, F. fl. B. BOYD,
1t r. ScTihp.
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MANUFACTURES IN CoNKECTICur. 1t APP
pears from recent statistics, that there are III
Connecticut 1877 cotton mills, Is wooIIeh mills,
81 paper mills, 1877 tanneries, 6 carpet factories
Sc clock factories, s23 coach aud wagon tacto-
res, besides factories for tho manufacture oil
sewing silk, pins, machinery, aud "Yankee no
Linnan Of overY descriptlon.
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A5- The Members of MARYLAND DIVISION,
No 2, SONS OF TEMPERAN, E are requested 10
meet at their Hall On TO MORROW Sunday NOR
MING, at O'Clock, 10 attend in a body the funeral
of brother G. w. COLLETT. By Order
IT. w, G., DEAL r. s.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-28

O5R Book TABLE. Mr.. William Taylor has laid
upon our table, No. of Chambers Information for
the People-a valuable publication.
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THs MUsEvA-Beneft IF Mrs Hunt. The benefit
and last appearance of this accomplished actress
takes place at the Saloon this evening" when she
will appear in the thrilln drama of "The Wite's
Revenge" and in her celebrated part of Fouuno."
The last piece was played in Baltimore for the first
time last night, end was witnessed by one of the
largest audiences ever congregated at hcl Museum.
We suggest to the manager to try to effect rc-Gn-
gagemcnt with this lady, as "Fsuuno" will fill the
Saloon for week to come.
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FRONT ST. THEATRE. All is activity and hustle
at this establishment, preparing for the opening
We peceiveby the advertisement in another column,
III opening night has been postponed until Thurs
days Sd Dec, in consequence of the extensive pre-
parations attendant on the production Of the Grand
Spectacle of the CRUSADERS, Major Delavan being
determined to present it in a style of magnifeence
and spendor equal 10 its representations at the Ma
tiona, Philadelphia, where it has lad the unprece-
denied run Of six successive weeks to houses crowd
ed, from pit 10 dome. We have had the pleasure of
seeing some of the new scenery for the piece
from the brushes OF those celebrated artists,
Messrs. Grain and Weisar, and we have no hesita-
ton in saying it will be equal to any thing of the kind
ever presented 10 a Baltimore audience. The ban
ners, properties Sc, also of the most gorgeous
description and we feel confident, with such pieces,
the managers cannot fail - reap rich return.
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Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk.
Steamer JewesS, Suttop, fin Norfolk. Saw at an
shor under Point No Point, bargue, bound up. The
Jewess left Norfolk at her usual hour on "Wednesday
aternoon hut had to return after proceeding as far
az Craney island light Scat, account of heavy
head wind. She again lett Norfolk on THURSDAY
morning at II O'Clock, and arrived at the wharf at
7 P. M,
SAILED yesterday, wind N. w. strong -Brigs siIas
maresn Long, Rio do JaReiro; Kate Pendergast
Evans, MayagGeZ, P K; schrs November, Stokes
John Murray, Devereaux do; Mary Emeline Kruise
d Roe, Avery, York. Today-Keteh Comet
Rawlings, Baibadoes,
MEMORANDA,
ship Macedonia, Jackson, for Baltimore, and schr'
VIM. Henry, Snow, lor RappahannOck AID do. sailed
from Bath 2lst inst,
Barque Inca, Buxton, and schr Amelia, Smith for
Baltimore, cleared at York 25th inst.
Brig Sarah Wood, Capt. Wood, (who was sick)
I'm Wilmington, N e, put inIO Turks Island ls inst.
Capt w. died the next day after arrival, and the
brig sailed on the 5th, bound to Cape Hayden, st
Domingo,
Brig Midas, Echherger, of Baltimore was at Ha-
vana Sd inst uncertain.
SChr Wilmington, WiIletts for Baltimore, cleared
at Wilmington, G 9th inst.
Schr Yucatan, Davidson, from Augusta for Bau-
more, spoken 22d inst. lat AZ 80, Ioa So.
Schr Mary, Smith, for Baltimore, arrived at Now
burypOt 2lst inst.
Schr Adams, Baker, for Baltimore, sailed from
Providence 2lst INST
Schr Star, before reported arrived a Providence,
did not get into the wharf, but anchored oEf Put
nam rocks, where she remained at the last accounts
with both anchors dOwn-wind heavy fIOm N. to N.
N. w.
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. {hy- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
south,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, 3. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable safest aud cheapest to any 9TH
err Route. See advertisement. je26-d
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CALV ERT HALL.
(BY GENERAL DESlRE.)
HE ENRl HERR, Composer and Pianist TO H..
IN M, The King of the French, and Professor of
The Royal Louservatoirc of Paris, has been induced
TO give another
GRAND CoNCERT,
(befOre his departure for New Orleans and Havana \
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 80,
for which he has offered an engagement to
SIGNOESA RUSINA PICO.
He will he assisted by
Mr.. II. ALLEN, who will play Viulin Solo.
MI T. F. PETRI who viii preside at the Piano
Mr.. GILLES.
Hr PICCiOLI,
Mr. HARTMAN, and
ORCHESTRAL AcCOMPANIMENTs
HENRI HEIR,
Will perform new Grand Fantasia OR 81 Puritan -
Variations (dI Btavua) on the "Pre' aux CIercs,"
(by request)
His brilliant Fantasia "Lusia di Lamormoor, F"
(lst iime)
TIL Grand Duet on "W illiam Tell" b. Mr. ]. r.
PErRl. and HENRI HERR, which has been so
enthusiastically received az his first Concert.
The Concert viii conclude with the
OVERTU tE TO SEMGRAMIS,
arranged for EIGHT Piano Fortes and nerforned by
Mrs. FRIESE, Messrs MULLER,
sCHETTER, sGGHWWtiNG,
Messrs ALLEN, SMITH
HANNAH, WALTER, and
HENRI HERR.
Anxious To afford every facility to families, schools
and students of the Piano Fsrte MIR. HRRz has f1ed
the following prices of admission:
Single Tickets ST. each.
Family Tickets, to admit persons, {.
Family Tickets 10 admit persons, g
gF-TS be had at the Music stores and at the door
0l5-To prevent confusion at the door, Ladies and
GentemeH are requested TO take thHir Ticke i,
rather al The Music stores, where sufficient mum
Der will found.
US-DOOrs open at 6S'o'eock, Cslcert TO commpnce
III n O'clock no28,2t
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FIRE. The tobacco factory Of Jas s. Foley,
Esq, at Petersburg, Va, was destroyed by fire
on Monday night
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MAYORS OFFICE, J
R.triunpp Novp.uhpr 9th IRa6

ID NLTIHUKBy NUVFTHUtI EIIII, Io1U'
WINE. AgeeahIy IL the first section of an Or
y dinance of the Mayor and City Council 0f Bal
tnoie, approved April 10, iS4I To wit; "and be it
nacted and ordained by the Mayor aud City Coun-
ell of BaluuOre, That it shall not he lawful for
swine go at Iatse At any time in any Of the Streets
lanes alleys, between the Fl Gst day Of October and
the the last day of May, in each and every year,
within the city of BaltImora "
Therefore, Notice is hereby sirsn, That on and af
to- THURSDAY, The lGlh December next, persons
will be Pmp lyed to take up all SWINE found going
al large, contrary to the above reel I'd section, aad
10 be conveyed the Aims House Of Baltimore City
and Cuunty " VIII ch ali person interested are par.
ticularIy requested 10 take ne icr.
p2s ot JACOB g DAVIES, Mayor.
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SUNDAY RACING. A Quebec paper advcrti-
SEES trottng match to come off or Sunday,
"lmmediately after divine service
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WILLIAM TAYLOR, AGENT for
n26 81 Harper s RrOther,a Chean Pnhlcatinns

FHNatAT UNRIVALLEU CARMEAATIVE.
u 'BOWERS' INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Medciug now in aHiong various faailiss
OF the first responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For hi.dren or
even adults that are afflicted With Inward pains, the
Cordial will lie found OF inCaiculable benefit. For
thast children who afflicted with weakly or de-
biitated state OF the bowels the Cordial viii ptOve
very beneficial. Chdrea while eething safer great
amount nf pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
"Bow ers Infant C0rdalp exerts by IL very soothing
quatitrs, makes ii very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable rene
dy.-Price % cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by
G z. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner of Howard and Marion streets.
And at retail by the following agents.: Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard ss.; DIR. e. II.
Perkins, corner of Market aud Green SITS; "a. Lemon
corner of Market and PoppetOn sts.; A. @. R;dgGly,
corner Of Howard and Pratt Sis. }. II Perkins * Bro
ther, corner OF Green aud Franklin SITS II, w. Au-
dFews, Hill ST.; G. X Tyler, nf High and Mar
Eet sts.; DR.. t. R0untreo, helAir Market; Th0s G..
Hopkins, broadway, Fe'.Hs Point; j. b. Etaasbury,
Thames ST. w. u IcGst, Pratt and Eden st.; r. j.
Pitts, High and Prot p RCge-s, corner OF Paca
and Little Green street; Or. Rehuig Pratt aud Paca
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