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~ The public are respectfully Informed that b. The
bpuecs, the subscribers number has been changed
FROM az t0 IS, u which bis customers and Strangers
will please take hntice.
The Proprietor Bf the celebrated VEGETABLE
BITTERS ana COUCH DROPS, would take ia pre-
sent occasion call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, AMT Others, the superior qualities OF the
above mediCttGs for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
ompaints, ,illI0us Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma-
us'i, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
cORtplaints which we are LIABLE In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day
he has IN his possession mum her frOH respGCta
bic Individuals all estyng 10 the viTtueb of these
redicines and which can be seen al his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity return
his grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended 10 medicines such liberal support since
their irArsauC into this city; and he is happy in
the belief thai they have been productive of much
GOOD wherever used AS he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, would caution the public against any
attempts that may he made to impose upon them
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine 10
seaIed and stamped with his the top of the
cork also tac 4milic of his the label on the
side Of the hHte NOne OthGr are genuine; therefore
by NOT deceived.
His ANTI RliiOUS PILLS are aekHow ledg ed to
he q most excrIi nj remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used and pronounced enc of
the best famIly medicines INV before the public.
{ In addnian IL the ahOve he has many other MEDl-
CHNAL PREPARATIONS, OF his own manufacture,
together WIN great variety OF PERFUMERY, cata-
'-tuc- nj Wniun he at his store, and which
he warrants to be equal 10 any In the city,
LOUIS Gn}LEH, No. 30 baltimore street,
Betvrpr Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
! N. Is. Remember the No., 80, the genuine 1rti
cses are for sale at other place in Baltimore Hl6
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CHANGE OF ROUTE

- sST-sF7 The trips the steamer OSIRIS 70
-,Tyz-ybSarssszSss ST. Mlchaels, Wye Landing, and
SsssalsgRE- Miles, River, will be dieeon tnued at.
ter MONDAY, the l4th Dec 1886.
The SATURDAY trips 10 Ccntrcyile and Chester
town are discontinued
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER, leaves
Patterson street What every MONDAY MORN
ING, at O'Clock; returning next day, leaves West
River every TUESDAY, at 10 O'Clock for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
FOR CENTREVILLE AND CHESTERT OWN,
leaves as usual. every WEDN ESDAY MORNING,
Al o n'rlGckl and return next day.
ola ]. II, TURNER. Captain,
SfL0V irS CEEtN. ED in a Superior style al
AE MRS, P, 4. NIGKERSON'S,
DIP No I'll Lexington street,
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND
Extract OF SarSaparilIa.

VEVHIS EXTRACT is put up in quart bottles
n 1t IL sir times cheaPsT. peasauter, AID warrant
ed Superior to ANY sold. II cures diseases WithSul
Vomiting, PurginR Sickening or Debilialing the pa
uent, and IS particularly adapted for
SPRING IND SUMNER MEDICINE.
The great beauty and superiority OF this SnrsapaSilis
over al other remedies, is while it eradiCates
disease, ii invigOrates the body.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER COM
PLANT, COLDS, COUGHS, OATARRH,
ASTHMA, SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
SORENESS IN THE CHEST,
HECTIC FLUSH, NIGHT
sWEATS. lFFICULT
OR PROFUSE Elk
PECTORATION,
PAIN IN THE
SIDE, &c,
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MEDICAL. OFFICE

No. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
(FiHtdoo ON Baltimore ST. going towards the dock
THNAK r. NOEICE OF Dr. ROGERS NAME on
n different parts Of the Office.
Attendance from a. NJ. till 10 at might.
CURE W.ARR-7kTED,
00-hO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
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sign OF WINDOW and Door,
DR.. EARRIS is'Yel known to the citizens of Bal.
more, and Graduate of Cambridge He is associated
with az eHainent practitioner from New 0rsGns.-
Thus persons will be certain TO fad one of them al
ways in the Once. Their long experience enables
them to have Medicines always prepared and put up
for ds snt Private 1seases-eo that any one leaving
the city by calling at the Office would meet no deten-
on. The Medicines produce NO Sickness nor require
low diet and hiEdTaGse from BUSINESS. Ten years
proof Of 1her virtue before the public have given
Aem higher standing than any Others in the city,
DR.. H. warrants 4 perfect cure makes no charge.
All weakness of the organs speedily removed, and
full vigor restored. Gravel, Piles, Fever and Ague
DFopsy, Asthma, and all Chronic Complaints promptly
treated, and soon relieved. Dr. H. may be consulted
by letter (nOst paid) and treatment rendered.
Terms always moderate. Office with several pri-
yate rooms open from in the morning to II at night
N. b. III complaints in females skilfully treated
by Hr. II. 0bserve-No Mercury, Salsan or disgust
ing mixture are used by Dr. II. Iy3l
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Boot $3.50; Cork Boot S450 to s5; double soled
water proof $3.50 to IS; the real Pa0 Alto or Tail
Boot, SIS; Boots footed S2 &C. All dane wEh neat,
neeE and despatch, wholesale and retail.
EDWARD CHOATE,
No II Exchange Place.
n. 3, BOOTS exchanged for DRY GOODS or
GRGJ CERES.
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District of Columbia Advertisement.
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RHEUMATISM.

IG3- Fear MIR. Seth Terry, one of the Oldest aad
most respectable Lawyers in Hartford, Conn. The
following Is ar CKnact Of letter received from him
DIR. Townsend-l have used one bottle Of your Sar.
and find il is excellent in It's effects upon
chronic rheumatic pain TO which am subject, from
an injury sccasioned several years ago IN public
stage Please send me two bottles to the care of Dr.
Seymour, have eOnversed with Two of our princi-
pal physicians, and recommended your Sarsa parilla
SETH TERRY.
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ONE PRICE BOOT STORE.

fSTa Still making, at No "a Exchange
vi PLACE, NV S3 BOOTS, which are
VI sazz hard to beat, my numerous cug-
ShshS~ M AANH = toners will testify, In addition to
which, am making BASS BOOT
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STRANGERS GUIDE

- MEDICAL NOTICE.
AS &c much imposition and qaackery is ptactised
upon those unaccualnted in a large city all should
know where, under affection, they may be able 10
consult regular Physician, and one who has devot
ed the most of HE life to the study and cure Of VenG
raj or Private Diseases.
DR.. HAREIS' MEDICAL OFFICE,
Lsck lnGsmary, No. Is East Pratt-st.,
seven doors from The Rrl4ge
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n, b, RGnl0mDer the No, 80, as The genuine 1rEt
cles are for sale other place in Baltimore. Hl6
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-25
Wraiea foc he The Dsnoerat
THE RIFLE.
A TALEFOR rHE vovrH OF East MISSISSIPPI,
BV HARRY HARMON.

BY HARRY HARMON.
Cousin Will look, Cousin will see
what fine rife fiher has given me, said my
Cousin Louis as he bounded into tho room,
bearing 6ne siIver-mounsed gun il bis hand,
and he says il shall be mine, and mine only
continued be, with eyes sparkling pleasure
"Itisirulys 6ns gun, Louis said |. and
from is appearance would suppose Ito Be :
good one, too"
80 beuiiluli What pleasure shall
have whai fon will see 10 shooting SPUR
rels, buds sud perhaps deer,u said be. pressing
lhs really beautiful piece % bis bosom. Is
though be vas ufrsid Of losing Il
A fine gun said ny uncle james. who
bad hitherto according 70 his p.ial custom,
remained silenr: bos Louis" continued hs
"Ismalsaid The possession Of his gun viii
spoil you."
why think you g. uncle ~ nid Louis
Because lbe possession 81 a. Article IKE
d Zoe gun is,sry api o divert he aaenlioh q
IA Or your ags from thiass which are more .
imponan,; and. % illustrate ~ idss. VIII &
yon wIsh 8 bear b. fs|als sorry 90 eIf,un.
sanrrt 81 which 7 can ir.,iiy d rs ero knows
"a n'li glsa|1 bear Il unsls," nd Leaiss
sinr h'ee 'frAh ts Gun ceres 81 Us s.
ile.t .sel'nf = fs1 a'lb % laFu nr|.
.Ir.t. .I.It +. tee.,,I and tr0.Ar
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-25

BRuTALrTr-A Mexicnnhov, who was
taken prisoner ia one Of the great battles
on The Rio Grnndc, and was brought 10 this
city, where ne has since remained, was at.
lacked yesterday Ola the Liberty. street
bridge, aud very cruelty beaten. Tie.
poor fellow was passing BY tile crowd.
which usually collects there on The Sab.
bath, when on exclaimed, aihere goes
d--d Mexican" Without more ado,
gang Of the rutfians sprang npon tie ia.
offensive youth, aud shamefully beai hin.
I'itts6ayg Jour.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-25
FAlLDlNG MISS WzDNEsDAY NOVEMBER a5 1876.
IN DOC STORY.

-
w have publ lled SONS p8gv remarkable
Stories al vorlots times, blit relIlv Tins ~.
ecdoEe Told BIZ ME Camden llziI Il more
rsniaftablevlIan most eog stories.
old llOnse dog whose misfortune II
nau been r. onlllge The sympathy Of liis
friends was found % Be quite i trouble ID
lheianiIlyto Which he belonged Hewas
Often driven from snny haunt II lie font
door step, by the bF0omstick of flle house.
wifi, who fs.t him 10 ne much III the wav
ot her accustomed fidiness. Havinc mt
up with This indignity lime, and again. ii
The annoyance Of The good woman. 10 les
than % lbs own discomfort, poor Tray bs-
gnu 10 show evident signs 81 d saddened
spiritnnd d broken hear. AL last lilema-
lrolh hudiug that he still presumed 10 lake
his walll0n place al lie front door. drove.
him forth with angry looks, and Tie biitcr
words tllAt he swas IA worthless fellow.
aud had heler drown himself al once. The
poor old dog, like many another outcasi,
knew tot where to 90, aud appeared 70 nn-
dersiand aud feel, il dogs may feel, the
bitterness ofhis lot Will lis tail between
his legs, and lis head bowed down to Tie
earth, lie took his melancholy way 10 Tie
river side, where his snbdned aud drscon
snlato demennor attracted The notice of
our informant, who watohed his motions
as he proceeded to the edge DC the stream.
Here he seemed to hesitate before commit.
ting the final aci; casing one more look Or
melancholy and mute despair upon d
world that had forhinl no home, he pro.
ceeded deliberately into the deep wafer
and sought, as il would seem, i relief from
thennmeried unkindlless whichhad made
life bnrlhensone. Alas poor snicide, far
more excuse was there for Thee than many
more RATIONAL being can offer for the
suicidal ACT.
Louisville Courier.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-25
BY John 9. Murphy.
20 il II IN
The LOafcr's Death.

AC AVNANAsA 4&CtgaAAs
A Ioafer rouined the streets one night,
The wind was piping free,
Now sot now hard ala the rais pour down,
The loafer,drenched from f9ot % crown,
Wasa horrid sight % spe
The sIeet was flung athwartthe sky,
His cronies all went wbistling BY,
And though with rain ind mud bespIashed,
Onward sill the I0alsr dashed.
The loafer thought, and he thought ofthe
past,
Of gin5sings loved TOO well
Down The lighted street his rye 10 cast
Aud he gave sigh as be hurried past
The steps Of new hotel
nlwretched forms did BY him glide,
They scowlrd as they passed the Ioaler's side,
While flmy eyes, bfoodshot and grim,
Glared fiercely round and they glared on him.
Now frcsllens the gale, and The loaItr goes
Like staggering steed along,
A sheet Of mud in the air hethrows,
As through the storm his way be pows--
But his boots are thick and strong;
His cloak is closely around him furled,
As he onward sweeps through Ne walery
world;
But The sleet and The raia anu tho gathering
mud
Can bring uochill 70 the loaftr's blood
Wildly he rocks, but he swinqall al case,
When voice calls utaloal,
That almos, makes bic blood to freeze,
And horri6ed the loaferse,s
Aform !hroughthe sleeiy cloudl
Was that fare looked up 10 him,
With small red nose, and its small eyessO
diml
Did il becton him down, did il call hispame9
Now rollelh the lopfrr tie way whence il
came.
Tbejoafer looked, but lie saw with dread
\ face that he knew too well;
And the small eyes glared from is swollen
head,
While its bOny hand to him was spread
Wssthsre tale TO tell 2
Away, away with Keeling speed
The loafer hurried. as well he need,
But plunging through the muddy ndc,
That form was ever BY his side
Betbink thee, loafer, well of The past II
A voice calls loud for thse--
There's stuffed sob, the loafer's last,
As into the gutter he is cast +!
Oh, where shall bis burial bel b
Bethink thee of oalhs that were lightly spoken,
Bethink thee Of locks that were lightly broken,
Belhink thee ofall lhatlo thee was fun, &
For thou art aone-lh Thy glass is rum L
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-25

"Art thou there, old irucpeuny7p rs
Hamlet asked his laihor's ghost. The
idea that England thinks ufannexing Nor
way is favored by Tie New York Albion,
which says, Are they (Canadiaus) aware
Norway, disiiking The Swedish scepire,
would. small encouragement aud The free
admission Of her timber, mite her destinies
with EngIandlo Boston Post. :
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-25
Vol q no

ana lnicl perception besides tie rood viii II
who knew him When William arrived
4 che age Ofsixleen be had ! great desire q
posses 4 riile, and he resolved q purehssa
one As soon as he was ab Il 10 doso. His pre-
lset meeting with 10 opposition from bis 40
Iheri was carriediulo eilsc. during the iolIoa.
log winter ior be had Eve 81 six head 81
hogs of iscwn, and these be inGGsned and sod
lof = very good price ana vas thus enabled Is
accomplish what his heart most desired II
William was as poor lad when be ffw
bought his riIie - eyer 4 saw. Having i w
~ sharp EYE he learned 10 shoo. With remark,
able precision p much q, Tia. he SPOTS.
man Of lhe nfighborhood who was able q
make as good shot a. William Upson We
siPsopp Aslime rolled %, Williams Ioro
foE bis rife increased; and as his love ior his
riae increased, hishabiis oi industry decreased.
and he was often seen stroIIiDe oger tie lil.lc
farm, and lhroughshe woods With bis rife Oh
his shoulder when heshoald have been blow.
Ing and hoeing.
His mother, whose pride M Isad been. AID
who saw with deep grief ghe future result II
such conduct whose most cherished hope VA
blasted BY The dsgeneracy Of her son, bined
AWAY, and ID few weeks fatal fever cat u.s.
slender tie that bound her 10 Garth.
The death Of bis mother seemed % havo
saluiary effect upon William; i0r Re hnne
bis rife uponthe rack, and once more be.ook
hilnsefsO work. which act bis friends hailed
with pleasure, and they offered hin, an The ed
enlargement which kind words and acts 81
courtesy could give They assisted hin ia Va.
.rious ways 70 forget bis rife, and once more
the lite farm showed evidences u ind1stry
His meFchant ID The neighbOring village was
heard 70 say, that be was no longer afraid Il
trust William Upson since be had divorced
himself from bis riae;" SHUT said he. AZ
amalways afraid Of a man who, in ordinary
circumstances, buys keg Of powder, and lead
ia proportion, ia the course OF single year"
am myseIfollen constraintd to think that
the merchant is wise who will not encourage
50 great consumption Of those articles He
surely finds but little time to work, who con.
sumes such quansily Of his tune and labor in
hunting and shooting, But to nv stofy:-
Y was nolump and young Epson had ga.
heFed bis crop, which was good one; and
hiding lillle leisure lime one day, be TesoIv.
9 70 attend shooting mulch few miles from
'ome Shooting matches are made up BY
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-25

A VERY sTRox0 5uErE- The ST.
Louis ReveiHe reports Tie following 6elfi
milton Of TIE strength on smell. IS elic' I'd
from a German witness hy henccrsfds
counsel in t1o couGse OF cross cxamiua.
fion.
"Yon say llis Wss very slrhng snf||
remarked an Attorney oflhe defendari ID
witness.
-Yaw. - much slIlons IS never
shmeIl Answered be-
'Weli. tell lhe iufg roc slfonri5ai trasll
was cnnfinued she counsel
II wash 50 shlpne as dake nn ng hr fe
horns pnd dumbis hihi OF DE- gfcn1i 81 Is
shmellv
The prosecuting siioTrr rs<lt Ihecsse
thers, and the riioiaeg lor dsleLari rfo
eeedod 10 sea s-srs iIri.rr
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-25

A NOVELTY In the Boston municipal
court, in the trial of case for sienling, on
"Wednesday tie 1911, u became necessary
10 employ m interpreter 10 interpret tie
testimony Of an Irish lady Bost Post
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-25
"A HYaIN.

~
The annexed beautiful hymn is from The
columns The Louisville Journal
Now ii Us Hlt our voices high
Unto The great Esernl Doe,
Whose glory illsihe earth and Sis,
Who rsigus alone
There's not thing We look upon
or beauty, strength OF majesty
Bright flower, or hin, Of faming sun,
But spenks,o,ahee.
Thy strength :. I t.ae mighty deep,
whenes'1 .s,a Spnd with storm ahd gloon
He rises r pfs syaI sleep
Iniwavsani Jam
Thy voice 5 y. re thunder cloud
Whose awfnrforn obscares The light,
As When Of old thou spak'a aloud
From sinaTs height
Thy presence ellis the earth and skies
tits the lie or all We see
The pnlse that flIs and yiyi6es
ImmensisyI
Oh teach us Lord b render Zee
Our spirits here from Sin and guile
To know how dirk iI.l vale uoul4be
wiho6s Thy smile
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-15

called icr ihe yeas and nays, which were re-
fused and the motion rejected
Inc yeas and nays we're ordered OIL tho mo-
ton to reject, yeas 100, nays 4s.
On motion of Nh Mckay the House went
into committee of the Whole, and took up the
Treasury note bill
MIR. Garrett Davis, of Ky., opposed the bill
as belng scheme to escape from the necessity
ofimpOsing taxes which were necessary.
MIR. J. r Grddngs, of Ohio, made speech
ON the surrender ofOregon above 49, &c. &C.
the Government being under tho influence o.
tho slave power, &c.
MIR. Tllden, Of Ohio, followed on the subject
of the War with Mexico, and his vote agans,
the War bill
Nh. Douglass, of ILL.,, spoke in reply to MIR
Tilden.
Mr., Tibbatts, of KY, then obtained the
floor,
The committee rose, and
The House adjourned at 4, P. Nj.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-15
BOOKS. STATIONERY

- AND BLANN ACCOUNT BOOKS!
Having made arrangements with the late finn Nf
Pars8ns & Preston 10 withdraw tram the Book bust
ness, | have taken their old and well known stand
No f5I PRATT STREET, next d1OT to the 81
road DrpOt. with a view of continuing The Book ana
Stationary business generally.
am now prepared To furnish country merchants,
teachers and others with all kinds O SCHOOL Book t,
Oh as favorable terms aud cheap as they can be
had in this city; my stock is large and complete.
My stock OF Stationery is also very full and com
peie, consisting in uart of Letter, F0OlscPp, Wrap
ping and Fancy cOl'd Papers; Steel Pens; Quills the
celebrated steel Pen Ink, (ths Ink will not destroy
the pen matter how long It remains in it) States
German and English; Slate and Lead Pencils; Paste
and Bonnrt Boards; Wall Paper, great variety of
patterns; Imkslands Of all knds Waters; Sand and
Wafer boxes; and every article suitable for counting
house and country store,
manufacture all my own BLANK BOOKS, and
do net hesitate to say that they not surpassed n
durability OF binding, quality Of paper and neatness
Of finish by any made in this country.
The prices are al the same time, very moderate.
Orders for Blank Books, ruled TO any pattern, prompt
ly attended TO; also Check, Bill and Pass Books,
03-B ding of every description neatly and eIpe
ditinusly done.
03-RAGS taken in exchange for books, &c, or i
preferred, the highest market price paid in cash.
L, NEWTON KURTZ,
Isuccessnr To Persons Preston)
No. Isl Pratt street, next door tn
Baltimore Ilppot.
B.-The second story of my store is now to lei
consisting of one very large room. Terms moderate
ma 2s-f RA T. Tx.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-15
TElO THE PUBLIC. Whereas in the coul

FENO THE PUBLIC. Whereas in the course
n social and commercial events, it becomes ne
ccssary for all after losing situation, TO apply
for another, and to assume amongst the citizens OF
this city and elsewhere the station in life, to which
by art and education entitled, decent respect
for the opinions of the public requires that we should
make known the causes which impe us to advertise
mCnt:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all
men are created free and equalthat TO secure lucra
tive and comfortable situations to all lntelli-
eence office has been opened in Exchange Place, de-
ing confidence and support from all who have been
kind enough 10 patr0nize il-and to patroniZe one
which will secure to them safety and happiness.
We submit the following advertisements to a can
did world:
AGENCY, for the purchasing of Slaves, on a rea-
sonable commission.
ON REGISTRY. Several negro Girls and Boys OF
excellent character, for term of years.
Q3- Transatons correctly made from Spanish and
French. Families supplied with domestics at the
shortest notice,
WANTED DAILY, Porters, Walters, Ostlers, La
borers, Coachmen, Clerks, Bar-keepers, Chamber
maids, Cooks, wet and dry Nurses, sc.
A. "now's the day and now's the hour,''
Sure idle times must all be over,
For those now in want of 81 taatiOns,
Need but hand in theirIecommendations,
Employment sure to find.
% This establishment was founded in the city of
Baltimore, in the year $780, and is exclusively
ed TO Commission and Agency transactions, embTa1-
ing the recovery of debts, claims and inherItances,
having efficient and responsible Subagents in the prn
cpal cities of the United States, and Cores pondens
at The chief ports and capitals of Foreign Governments
i'll commercial relations Herewith. This agency pos
peculiar advantages ana facilities for the safe
and speedy transaction of such business as may be
cOnfided thereto, subject to the usual commission.
Orders for purchases or investments, must be ac
companied either with remittance of funds, con-
signment of prOduce sc. to the amount required, ad
dressed TO the undersigned,
l.. F. SCOTTlS Intelligence Office,
mh23 No. 20 Exchange Place.