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1 II Ia ~ Vi - tCiIhLIL OtiIAh.
Dr.. Blr!Ict', writing from Vienna TO the
Lowell Courier, gives an interesting &C.
count OF the progress made at the Berlin
Institution, under DR.. Muller in teaching
the dumb 10 speak, and In elevaling imbe-
Gle children and youth 10 rational and in
lelIIgant men and women. A girl, born
deal and dumb, was asked how many broth
ers and sisters she had, which she readily
answered, and gave their names. She then
told the color OF the table, its shapc-say.
ing 1t is MT rouad, ii is not squarc-the kind
OF wood Of which ii was made, and so on
The plan OF ins.rrc,ng is very simple
The pupils, by placing the hands or fingers
on the throat Of the teacher, SO as to feel
The voice. and then By placing them on
Their own. Tor the same purpose. by imita-
ing the motions o. the teachers lips and
tongue and jaws-and by similar means,
come at last 10 utter the elementary sounds.
They are carried along from easier and
simple elements of speech to the more diff.
cult. The idiots are educated with the
same wonderful simplicity. DR.. Bartlett
says: "Oae little fellow with a now
thought!ul and in,elliger, face. interested
US exceedingly. He was very intentv
and earnestly at work, writing upon his
slate and tor three months after his en-.
trance, he was unable 10 fix either his atteu-
ton o. eyes upon anything. Another boy,
considerably advanced-we cannot say in
the recovery, but in the creation or develop
ment OF his reason-was endeavoring TO
instruct 4 third, on whose face still rests
the blank and void expression OF idiocy.
The director inquired particularly after Mr..
Horace Mann, and Dr.. Howe of whom,
and his interesting child, Laura Brdgman.
we hear al all these places. ~. Y. Sun.
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BEDDING by the bale or pound by o
BREMERM MANN d CUM.
Boonville, September 9th. lS45.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-21

BLANKETS-A good assortment just received
and for sale low by BREMERMANN3 CUNO.
Boonville, October 4th, lS45.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-21

CHILDREN'S wooden and worsted hose, every
size, by BREMERMANN q CONo'
Boonvile, October 4th, 1915.
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Fashionable beaver hats,
Do. plain and brush Russia hats,
Broad and extra broad brim do.
Varieties.
Needles, pins, hooks and eyes,
Shell, Horn and Ivory Combs,
Wool Comforts, Bonnets and CAPS,
Shaving and Toilet Soaps,
Whalebones, Tooth Brushes,
Zephyr Wool,
Looking Glasses "a fine assortment)
Turkey Red Yarn.
Cologne and Florida waters, &C., &c.
Groceries and Dye Stuffs.
Prime NJ o. Sugar,
Do. aid med. Loaf sugar,
Do:.Rio, Hav. and Java Coffee,
Molassss, Whiskey,
Cheese bin fine order)
Very fine Fresh Teas,
Gunpovder and Imperial Teas,
Powchohg and com. do.
London and Boston Mustard
Raw and ground Ginger,
Pepper sSpice, Nutmegs,
CASTLE and Brown Soaps,
Star. Stesrine and Sperm Candles,
Prime Indigo and Nader,
Logwoed, Copperas, Alum, DC, dc.
Fayette, October 4th' 1915.
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EMORY & CO., OPPOSITE EARNINGS sold

NMORY & CO., OPPOSITE BARNUM'S, sold
- IN Saturdays Lottery, the highest prize in the
scheme, which was $4,000 We sold il on whole
ticket to person who stood in need of "at sort' of
assistance, and cashed the prize one h0ur after the
drawing without charging him any discount Apart
from Inc satisfaction OF knowing that the poor fellows
nome had by these means been made cheerful, we
must say that the Capital was small that we reoi
ced out little, and felt very few peasureable emo
tons at the sale of il. These occurrences are be
coming SO common with US that they begin TO lose
their novelty. Orders from any part of the Union for
Lottery tickets to meet proper attention must in all
cases be directed to our old established and well
known firm
EMORY CO., 2 Calvert street,
lRI Baltimore, Md.
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IMPORTANT FROM MExIcO-Rumored I'M
prisonment Of an american Consul. The New
Orleans Pcayune says thata commercial house
in that city has received letter from Calves
ton, which states that the schooner Mary
Shields, from Matamoras bound to New York,
had put in there in distress, and that the Cap
tain OF the vessel reports that the American
Consul, at hatamoras, had been committed to
prison previous to his sailing, charged with
corresponding with Gen. Taylor, commander
ofthe American troops at Corpus Christi. This
report, we think should be received with some
grains ofallowance.
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PROMPT PAYMENTS. An act passed at the
late session of the legislature, entitled "An act
to provide for the speedy collection Of the pub
lie revenue," will be likely to insure prompt
returns of all monies received on account of
the state by clerks and registers, for it provides
that, in case of suit against them by the state,
ten per cent. shall be added to the amount re-
covered; and further, that such "recovery shall
be evidence of msbehavour, and ipSo tdcto re-
move such clerks from Office" We do not
know that the clerks and registers have been
very remss in their settlements with the trea-
sury; bat if they have, this law will effectual-
ly cure the evil. We have no objection to the
passage of any law which will hold receiving
officers, whether national or state, to the strict
est accountability. For the want Of proper
laws or their due enforcement, the treasury of
the United States has been defrauded of mil
lions of dollars, and the culprts have been
permitted to go unpublished. Indeed, to such
an extent has this plunderpg of the public
been carried, that the man who had the oppor
tunty and failed to defraud the country, was
almost laughed at for his simplicity and folly.
These abuses have, we believe, been checked
under the present administration, and a more
wholesome condition of things been produced,
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DC OIL OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced last fall, he,sale has become immense
To soften leather, matter how hard, il acts to the
astohishment Of ALL and for all old Leather, Harness
and Carriage tops in use it is invaluable, and no
stables would be without ii when once known.
For sale by ROBERTS Il ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and Batmore-stS., also AT the corner of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No 6. Thames
street, II
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MARRIED.

On Thursday the 18th inst by VIM. Hutton, Fad
Mr.. JAMES WELLS, OF Chester, TO Miss SABAH 81
CAT, of Lancaster co., Pa. ie
Gu the 2lst inst by Rev. G. w. Musgrave, d. At
john MEHAS 10 Miss MARGARET MOODY, botlul
III city If
On the 22d inst. by Rev. A. Ansell, ADAM FRANZ d
Miss FANNY FLEIsHMAN, both of this city #
On the 18th inst. by Rev. MIR. Best WIN GoRAac
to Miss ELMIRA KNIFE, all of this city. a.
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TWIN WARE, TIN VARE,.S &c.
n SOUTHERN and WESTERN MERcuA NJ

m SOUTHERN and WESTERN NJ MERCHANTS
and dealers generally will find in our H.fRERO OMS
The most extensive assortment of Block Tin, Japann-
has been manufactured under the immediate superb.
sion of the subscribers, Of the best materials and by
the most competent workmen, and warranted to give
perfect satisfaction.
large stock of Tin WARE but everything in the House
Furnishing Line appertaining to an extensive FUR
NlsHINs WAREHOUSE, of which catalogues can always
be had. -..
Our prices are extremely neutrality-suspicious.
will therefore give us a call before purchasing.
JAMES CORTLAN s. SON
IL Baltimore street, I'd door east of
Hani son ST., and opposite the Centre Market
N3-Goods packed by an experienced hand and sent
TO any part of The city free Of expense. mh24
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NOTICE. In pursuance of a Resolution of the
~ Mayor and City Council of Baltimore APPROX
will offer for Rent, al public auction, on TUESDAY
MORNING, the Dist inst at Il O'Clock, tone hun
drcd feet of PRATT STREET WHARF, cornmenc-
ing at the intersection of Light and Pratt Streets and
running eastery, ter one year, commencing the first
day OF April, 1886; provided that not less than the
sum of one thousand dollars per annum, payable
quarterly, be obtained for its use -
JACOB u. DAVIES, Chairman of the
mh24 II [APl BOARD Of Com of FINANCE
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Amcriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, Mar. "a, 1916.

SpprSe BrsINEss. We are pleased to learn
that our wholesale merchants are busilY en-
gagged in supplying country customers, and
that their sales are more extensive than they
have been for many years past. The busl-
ness now doing has rendered more apparent
than ever, the necessity of completing the Bal
timore and Ohio Rail Road to the Ohio river,
az the warehouses at Cumberland are filled
with obxes of goods waiting the means OF trans
portation to the West and Southwest; and
many cars we are informed, are unable to I'M
load their goods for the want of room i'll Cum
berland to deposit them. The late food hav-
ing disarranged the works of internal improve
ment in Pennsylvania, large quantities OF goods
have been sent from Philadelphia to Baltimore
to be transported on the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road.
The spring opens with very encouraging
prospects to the citizens of Baltimore and, un-
less some untoward event occur, the improve
men, in the prosperity of the city must be
rapid and extensive. Preparations are being
made for the erection of numerous buildings,
and the demand for brick is fully equal to the
number which can be furnished. flour Gov
eminent will only be content to ''let well G.
nough alone" the city of Baltimore will ad :
vance in growth with unexampled rapidity,
and her citizens will reap the rewards Of their
industry.
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TONE OF THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT AND
Press. There appears to be some difficulty in
deciding whether the tone of the British Gov
ernment and press on the Oregon subject, is
hostile or amicabe To our mind the indica-
ton ID clear, that, whilst England would great
ly prefer an amicable settlement of the difficult
ty, she is prepared and resolved not to yield
the whole of Oregon. The declaration in the
letter of Sir Robert Peel to the Queen, shews,
that the warlike preparations which have been
made, have reference to this country; and it is
therefore obvious, that, if we attempt to extend
our jurisdiction over the whole of Oregon, we
must expect collision with England. The
affairs between the two countries are in an ex-
ceedingly critical posture, and the least impro-
per movement may plunge both into all the
horrors of war. Things cannot remain long in
their present position. five give England no.
tice without any qualification, or an offer to
renew negotiations, we shall not be surprised
if she view it as a declaration of WARRIOR she
will naturally suppose, that the notice is to be
followed by Interior measures designed to take
possession of the territory. An advance from
one or the other party is all that is required, we
believe, to produce an honorable settlement oil
the dispute; but both parties stand aloof, whilst
the prospect before us continues to lour and
threaten to disturb the peace of the world
The dec ision in the Senate on the notice will
bring matters to a crisis, when negotiations
must be re-opened, or we may make up our
minds to have war
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THE misunderstood Night of Mr.. O,rens. The
sterling old comedy of The Poor Gentleman which
was received with so much satisfaction last night,
will be repeated again this evening-Mr. Owens sus
tanning his favorite character of DR.. Oapod In the
course of the evening Miss ST. Clair will appear in
Spanish Dance. The Saloon last evening was per-
feet Jam.
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HOwEs' CIRcUs-Front-st This amphitheatre was
filled usual on last evening, by very large and
discriminating audience. Madame Macarte was the
great star upon the occasion, and her unrivalled
ho:semanship drew forth reiterated and deserved ap
plause. Mr. Rice and the other members of the com
pany performed their parts in highly credtable and
satisfactory An excellent and varied bill is
offered for this evening, and advise the lovers of
fine acting to 60 and witness the performance.
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Q5-JUVENILE CONCERT. A CONCERT of vocal
and instrumental music will be given by the classes
under the instruction of c. l.. Bartlett in the Third
German Reformed Church, Rev. DR.. Wolffe's, at the
corner of Saratoga and Paca streets, on TUESDAY
EVENING, March Oath; the proceeds for the benefit
of the church. Tickets admitting lady and gentle
man 37t cents, single tickets a5 cents Tickets may
be had Mr.. Beams, Howard street, between Fayette
and Lexington, Mr.. Snyders, Baltimore street, be-
tween Howard and Eutaw, or any OF the Sabbath
School teachers and at the door on the evening of
the concert 2t
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N3- MONUMENTAL LYCEUM, The public are
respectfully informed that Free Lecture will he de
ivered before the Monumental Lyceum, at their Hal
in Exeter street, near Pitt, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING MKT, by the Rev. Porter II Snow, OF Worces
ter, Mass. Subject American ideas of Americans
Doors open at halt past O'Clock. By order,
IT. WILLIAM HULL. Sec'y.
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C. cHRAP PRINTTNci. ,nd pRlNTING Of

R- CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office 81 the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE. sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much Larger than any othrr
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTE&S' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC, SC
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we pos
sessed facilities with latest styles of type and
aud splendid machinery for doing work, in eueTystyIe
in a manner unsurpassed in this city
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ITEMS OF News. Thos. G. TalImadge,
dem, has been nominated for mayor of Brook
lyn.--The steamboats, Messenger and Cir
cassian recently run race from Pittsburg to
Cincinnati the trip was made in 81 hours and
80 minutes by the Messenger Joseph Ke-
ly, of the I'd Dragons, was killed at Corpus
Christi, on the 18th ult., by accidentally falling
from his horse--Prof DE Bonneville is ex-
tracing teeth in Charleston from mesmeric pa
tients.-A rencontre took place at Nashville
last week between Mr.. Judson and Robert
Porterfeld, in which the latter was shot dead.
Three men, named George Solamp, John
Schnell and F. Santer, were drowned near
Mount Vernon, Ohio, on Tuesday last
Hon. VIM. Allen, of the U. s. Senate, was an
apprentice to the saddle business at Lynch
burg, Va.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED, Dy
Barque Paoi, Welsh, Is days from N. Orleans tln
the Capes, and days in the bay, beef pork, lard an
Sugar to VIM G Har ison-Capt. Welsh came up ini
the steamer PocahOntas this evening-re ports in th
bay brig Hudson, from N. Orleans; Glamorgan frorca
the West lndiss and Augusta, from Attakapas. That
Paol has had quite rough passage part of the mero
severe gales fTOw N. E, to S. Z. er
Schr November, Doane, "a days fin ApaIach il
cotton, TO Henry Kelsey and Others. ca
Schr Richard Borden, Bearse, 8 days from Fall Risn
yer, ballast, to Pratt s. Bro. &c,
Schr Iodine, Smith. days from NJ York, assortedel
cargo, to Rose, Merrill s. Co, h.
Schr Elizabeth, Soul, from Bristol, Pa, Lehigiai
coal, to West Co. pC
schr Star, CoIburn, and barge Chesapeake Dennis
from Philadelphia, mdse. to A Shriver.
Sleep Union, Cottingham, fin Philadelphia mdse.c
to w Brown. ,e
Steamer Osiris, Turner, from Annapolis. Saw off,
North Ponta balque, with painted ports.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, FIN Phladel phiann n
mdse. TO J. A. Shriver. ~
MEwOpaNDA led
Bargue J. w Paige, Taylor, for Baltimore, cleared
ed at Boston 2lst inst. u
Schr Mankin, Terry, from Baltimore, arrived atty
Halifax, N. 8. 18th inst. pi
Schr Eztio, from Attakapas for Baltimore was spo-,
ken off Double Head Shot Keys 4th inst. 7
Schr Elizabeth, Baker, for Baltimore, sailed from
Fall River 18th inst, u
Schr Stara, Prebe, from Portland for Baltimore ,f
arrived Holiness Hole 18th inst. and sailed again T.
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& co. :
unME THIS NEnLs

H Al HUME Tho "EFk
AS we promised so we performed. We sold last
week four good prizes and numerous small ones,
amounting in all to near S22 900, and many are now
rejoicing that they called at our lucky Office. Let all
who wish to be in the full enjoyment of wealth. read
the following splendid schemes and secure the prizes
at our lucky office without delay.
TUESDAY-Capi $1,000, $1,000, S of $1,000.
&C., 75Nos. Is drawn ballots. Tickets So So shares
in proportion. ....
Observation-Disclosures scheme capitas of
100000, $4,000, 20 500, 90 of1,OoO, &C. IS Nos.
Is drawn ballots. Tickets SIS, shares in pronoron'
THURsDAY-Capital Sl7,5OO, SIS, 900, As, GOO. 40
of $1,000, SC. IS Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Tickets
IS, shares in proportion.
FRIDAY-Captals 81 900, $1,000, 10 of 81 600, &c.
Sc Nos. 10 drawn ballots Tickets AZ So
SATURDAY-For the benefit of The Frederick Fe-
male Seminary G Capital prize $4,000. Tickets ST;
Lottery certificates of packages of 25 whoes for AID
halves 81; quarters $780, eghths Sl.75. The risk on
package is small, and draw the four Highest
prizes. e"e''
For the lucky numbers in the above Lotteries bv
the Package, single ticket, share, be sure and III;
rect your orders to the National Prize Office, of
TREMBLEY & co,
No. South Charles street
II one door from Baltimore street.
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New YORK FLOUR MARKET. In New
York on Saturday about 1000 bales. Genesee
flour sold for shipment to Europe, at S. 4S, "a
decline of IL l-2 cents. Orders limited to this
price, have appeared i'll the market from Lon
dom
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PHILADELPHIA AND New YORK RAILROAD.
A resolution was introduced into the New
Jersey Senate on Friday, instructing the At
torney General to inquire into the right of the
railroad to charge "a fare between New York
and PHILADELPHIA.
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JUVENILE CONCERT. The Juvenile Glasses under
the instruction of Mr. C. L. Bartlett, will give Con-
cert of vocal and instrumental music this evening in
in the Rev. Mr.. VOLTS church, corner of Saratoga
and Paca sts The proceeds TO be applied forthe
benefit ofthe church.
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CONVICTION OF SLAVE TRADER Loring
Larkins, formerly captain of the schooner Mer-
chant, charged with being concerned in the
slave trade, has been convicted of the offence
before the U. S. District Court at Charleston.
The punishment is fine of not more than ST.
900, and Imprisonment for not more than five
years, according to the discretion of the Court
The least limit is $4,000 fine and three years
confinement. There are two other prisoners
whose trial is now progressing. twill be re-
membered that the Merchant was a prize to the
U. S. sloop of war Yorktown.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

Opposite BaTnum's, Bait. Md.
N5-OFFlCIAL DRAWING of the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. 36, for 1876:
SO Is II 81 2 Sc 25 ID As 70 22 As 8
10 and &c. being the lst and Cd drawn Nos each S5e
l3 and II, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each 30
II and 81, being the 3D. and 4h drawn Nos each 20
and 6l being the 4th and 5th; or 2 and Sc, be-
ing the 9th and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
All having two Of the drawn Nos. on them each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, " S
1t EMORY s. CO., No. , N. Calvert-st.
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TFNHE OREGON QUESTION SETTLED

TENHE OREGON QUESTION SETTLED
- AT LAST. 1t is at last settled beyond dispute
that the only place to get rich, is at DOYLE'S capf
tai prize depot. No LA Pratt a., opposite the Rail-
road Depot, next to Biadshaws United States Hotel |
where over 1911 600 was distributed during the past
week, in sums varying from $4,000 to Sl0U. The
prize list for long time back is much larger than
that of any other two offices in the city. It is only
necessary to Ave DOYLE trial in order to prove
the nnequalled lnck that attends his Office
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets SCI, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, s3o, 900, tickets $40, shares in pro-
portion.
THURSDAY, capital $l7,5OO, tickets S., shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY capital prize $1,000, tickets s2t, shares in
proportion. =.
The favorte Small Fry Lottery draws OR SATUR-
DAY-Captal $4,000. Tickets 81; halves SOC; quar-
tiers 25 cts. Risk on package of wholes only Sl2;
halves Sc; quarters So; eiehhS sl5O. This is fine
chance for a very small risk.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the variety of lucky numbers BY
the package, single ticket or share All orders ne,
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. ia Prattsireet
1t TRl Opposite b 81 O, R r.
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TIN DAMAsFx TABLE LINEN.

- r. McELD0WNEY g. co.
Have received full assortment of the above goods,
tn which they invite the attention of Hotels and
House-keepers; they vary in price from SO cents to
81 per yard. Also an assortment of TABLE CLOTHS
from 81 TO $40 piece, with full supply of all The
various grades and qualities of irish Linen, Bolster
and Pillow Case Linen; Linen Sheeting, Huekaback,
Rirds'eye, Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, Damask
Table Napkins, all sizes and prjces-with large
stock of other LINEN GOODS, which will be sold
at small advance.
No. 1913 BALTIMORE-ST.,
mh23 between Calvert and Light SITS.
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REJECTED. The nomination of Volney
Howard, as Attorney General of Texas, was
rejected by the Senate of that State, on the
4th inst
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CHANGE IN THE MAILS. Under the new
arrangement, the mails for the Port Tobacco
route close at the Baltimore Post Office on
Sunday mornings at 8 o'clock, and every We'd
nesday afternoon at A 'clock and for the Up
per Marlbro' route every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE. We learn
from the Centreville Times, that Mr.. Noah
Merchant, residing near Sudersville, in the
upper part of Queen Anne's County, made an
attempt upon his own life few days since, by
cutting his throat with razor. He Fortunate
ly did not succeed in his design, tho he lies in
very critical state. Difficulties of business
nature are supposed to have caused this mad
attempt-and he no doubt at the time was
laboring under temporary insanity.