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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-04

TRAND MILITARY AVID
w CIVIC BALL OF THE
BALTIMORE MOUNTED CARBiNEERS.
The CHIhluetfs respectfully announce 10 the Mill
taIy and CltZ MS generally, that their FIRST BALL
viii take place ONT THURSDAY EVENING. Deer
l7th, at The Armorv Of the City Guards, corner of
Hanover and Lombard streets. The Corps will
spare neither pains or expense TO render this Ball
attractive and pleasant.
REFRESHMENTS provided for Ladies' aud Gem
tlemrn. [G3- Mulray's Military and CotilIion BAND
will bp in attendance.
0I3- Tickets s. 81, admitting a gentleman and Two
IahIes-fr sale at the Clipper and Sun Offices, by
members Of the company, aud by the Ulcers of all
the volunteer companies. d33t
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Dorchester County, Nov 7, sac. n2l-2aw3ws

FHNO THE AFFEICTED.-We wish to cali
a the attention of readers the advertisements
of DIR. Dow, regular medical man whose profession
country His having devoted his attention for many
years to a particular branch of the profession and
having been eXremelysnccessfulin curing long stand
ng and difficult cases, such considered al
most fncurabe, is sufficient TO commend him to the
public as worthy of tie extensive patronage he is
daily receiving. ToihOse acquainted with the Doctor,
we say nothing TO his skill honor integrity, a
they are well knOwn but strangers IN search Of
phys ian, we would recommend to carefully read
Dr. Dow'S advertisements, and he SuTe, when calling
on him, to observe that his office - is Second street
between South ana Gay 5.
See his advertisements. no9
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ONE PRICE BOOT STORE.

ONE PRICE BOOT STORE.
ESA Still making, at No. ~ ICHAHsE
~ PLACE, my So BOOTS, which are
VI .Aas hard TO beat, as my numerous Gus
1skaa~ &HSpW TONERS will testify. In addition 10
A which, am making bREss BOOT
for $3.50; STITCHED Boot SIS; Sewed
Boot $3.50; Cork Boot 81 so to s.; double soed
water proof. $3.50 to SIS; The real PaO Alto Tall
Boot, IS; Boots footed 50 so. All done with neat
ess and despatch, wholesale and retail
EDWARD CHI GATE,
No. II Exchange Place.
NIB. BOOTS exchanged for DRY GOODS OF
GROCERIES,.
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IRON FOUNDRY,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONARY AND RI,ASES R0ORS

SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONARY AND blank DOORS.
4 COUNTRY rIEf.CHANTS,TEA
AND OTHERS will ALWAYS find lrge and
complete assortment OF SCHOOL BOOKS, STU
TI0NERY and BLANK .ACCOUNT SOCKS, at
No. ISL Pratt street, door TO the Railroad Depot,
all of hch am detrrminr d 10 sell cheap as any
other establishment in the city. Merchants doing
bn mess on near the WhaTvcs, will find every
thing suitable for the counting room in great variety,
and really cheap ton
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
made to order, and ruled to any pattern without OK
ira charge.
Cash or trsde sipen for RAGS.
IG7-ThC second one third stories of the warehouse
| occupy are Tor RENT. They are very large and
cnmmodious, and suitable for any person doing a
commits ion business. They will be rented very
moderate.
T. NEWTON RURTZ,
No Isl Pratt street.
no6-tf next door to the Railroad Depot
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SHAwLsl sHAWLsi r. McELDOWNEY
- b co. will open this morning large invoice OF
Terksri and Cashmere Shswls, of entirely new de
signs. las BALTIMORE STREET,
oaa between baltimore and Light streets.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

NAfbk'N ''F fIjG,
BALTIMORE, November 27Ih, lS, (
a. WINE. Ag'ceahly to the hrst section OF an Or
- dinance of the Mayor and City Connect Of Bal
timO,e approved Apni 10 1874, 10 wit: Sand be ii
: nacted and ordained ny the Mayor aud City Coun-
Gil of Baltimore, That 1t shat not be lawful ton
swine 10 go at large At any time in any of tha Streets
lanes alleys, between lhe FIST day Of Octoblr amt
the the lat day Of May in each and every year,
within the city of Balumsre."
Therefore, Notice Is hereby gioen That on and af
te THURSDAY, the ION December next, persons
will be employed 10 take up all swine found going
large, CONTRARY to the above reel d section, and
TO be conveyed to the Aims House Of Baltimore City
and County, uf which all person Interested are par
licularIy requested to take no.cp.
p28 lOt JACOB G DAVIES, Mayof.
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d HRBHOHE'S PLAYING CAhDs-
q 30 Gross Eagle Cards,
81 do Decatur,
30 Merry Andrew,
SO Highlander, fect ivPk and for sale NJ manufac
turer's prices by TURNER s. NUDGE,
OLD No. South haries street
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AsIIOSh BLE
HAT AND CAP

u HALL, DESIGNER and ENGR.4YER,
eD No. 8 EUfAW STREET,
opposite the Eutaw House.
Drawings of Buildings, Machinery, Specifications
for the Patent Office, seals Steel Letters and all
kinds Of Wood and Copperplate ENGRAVING, neat
ly executed al the shortest notice.
PATTERNS for Castings made.
BRANDS and STENCILS cut 30 order.
DRAWING SCHOOL. Instruction given in the
All of Drawing O30-6m
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EpOGERs' DIAMOND ENT-Fo
IA meHding Glass, CHINA, Lamp Shades, Mantle
0rnamGnts, &c, So that the break is scarcely per
ceptble and strong as before broken, For sale
oRly by G.. p. ROEERS, Druggist, corner of Howard
and Marion, anG corner of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets.
iGE- Price 25 cents. d. Iw-iel2-ly
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q STOCK OF DRY GOODS TO BE
n CLOSED OUT, AND STORE FOR RENT.
r. McELDOWNkYS CO. intend making change
in their business, ana remove the LIST of January
bave resolved 10 offer to their customers and the pub
lie, their large aud well selected stock of DRY
GOODS at unprecedented low rates-at prices that
cannot fail to give the most ample satisfaction the
purchaser so as to insure speedy sales, and enable
the pIopretors TO close their business by the first eff
the year. The stock consists in part of Rich Dress
SILKS; black and blue black Tor SCARFS and
with their usual variety of DRESS GOODS. all of
which will be closed out GREAT BARGAINS
90 STORE aud DWELLING FOR RENT. dl It
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-04

"ANCE'S SYRUP OF HOARHOUND.
= = For Splitting of BloCd, Asthma, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, WhoJPing Cough and Bronchitis.
Cease from coughing-cHIc your colds
From your lungs remove each pain;
Do notwat their action longer,
If you'd peace and health regain.
Why continue to be afflicted with Pains at the
Lungs, constant Cough and want OF sleep, when a
bottle of HANCE'S SYRUP will Immediately re-
store you TO health. Procure il at once, d. lays
are dangerous de4
Price so cents per bottle, or six bottle fer So 50.
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TRASs, sTRASS. NTRAsx.
GOLD PENS!

OUECtJ 7HH d I'tEH0TE uHH OHI0 1tutVOuu
Company, November % 1916
HDROPOSA LIS will he received at the office of
IL This Company up To the 9th day rf ntcrmhcr
next, for the subscription Of loan cf $50 00O for
which the certificates of the Company will he issued
bearing interest ufsix per cent payable quarterly
ON tie LIST days OF January April, July, and October,
in each year, at the CT y of Baltimore, cl"al OF all
taxes and assessment now hereafter to he imposed
assessed by the State e Meryan or the cry of
Baltim ore-ihc loan 20 be redcemabe the LIST day
Of January, 1867,
This Ioan is Tor the purpose Of the rccon5truc ton
OF portion nr the pre- ut track of the Main Stpm
and is secured by a mortgage OF all ihe real and per
sonal property belonging to the Company.
M proposal at les than par or for less su than
800 will he considered
The proposals viii br addressed TO the Pres idcnt
endorsed Proposals for LOan' aud will he opened
on the 9Th Drcem Der and hot before. Ry order,
un25 tBlhD ]. ]. ATKINSON, Gerry.
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SALOON,

TTHRE! The subscriber has been appointed AGENT
e of THE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF LADELPHIA, and
having complied with the acquisitions nf the Law OF
the State o. Maryland for Foreign Agencies.
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
at reasonable rates and old Fireman, respect
fully sori.s a share ofpubic patronage, his Office,
No. %, South Calvert stree Baltimore.
JAMES lGVFGROVE.
BLANK BOOKS made in FIRST RATE STYLE,
90 usual JAMES LOEEGROVE.
aI2g- 6m
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NHAESD SO BEAT!
THE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS!
Also Green and TOASTED COFFEE. sold by the NEW
YORK CANTON TEA COMPANY'S A aEEr. at
No. ITO GAY STREET, between Front and High
streets. The Tea last received is giving satisfaction
quite equal TO any previous lot. win you Try them
ira is almost sure To create customer. You run
no fisk-whem article does not give entire salts
faction, you can return, and have it exchanged, or
the money refunded,
ol3 JAMES r. PORTER AUpnt
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xIUAL YAnD. Phi L,P w. LUWRY'S Coal
u Yard. FREDERICK-ST. DOCK, ana Office No.
2S COMMERCE STREET, four doors below Pratt,
The hest varieties Of ANTHRACITE II CUMBER-
LAND COAL and at the lowest market prices.
u33n PHILIP w. LOWRY,
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NMD0RE'S PECrotth L. hii&TUEtf4 in
IFa offering this valuable Medicine for sale the
subscriber would inform the public that is no qnack
remedy to cure all diseases, nor is it recommended
a cure for consumption; it is prepared from the re-
cept the late DIR. Moore of Philadelphia and is a
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
Affections |! will also be found useful in the Incl
picnt stages Of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could he obtained from those who have derived bene
fit from its use, but il is deemed unnecessary,
trial OF it will he sufficient recommendation a. It's va
lse as remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHakLES b. BaRkf,
nI2-f No. l62 BALTIMORE street.
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SHAKER nIEETING
- AT THE AS jEMRLY ROOMS,

FAYETTE STREET,
Consisting Of their SONGS, DANCES, WHIRI.
lNGS, SC, commencing on THURSDAY, Dec. 81.
T}- Abundance 25 cents. Doors open al 7 o'clk.
WILMINGTON, Nov. ", 1916.
The undersigned, citizens Of Wilmington, having
attended the Shaker Meetings in Temperance Halt,
do not hesitate to express their entire satisfaction
with the same.
lhey would observe further that there was moth
ng in the said representation calculated to call forth
the Gisapp obation Of a discerning public,
j. y. HAKKER.
JAMES w. WOOD,
HIRAM GOODuAND,
JAS l., DEVDU,
GEO, w. PIPER,
FRANCIS VINCENT,
dl-4t' WILLIAM +. JFANDELL.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-04

FEyuE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully cal
y the attention Of their customers and the public
to their well selected stock of Choice CLOTHS,
CASS iMERES, and VESTINGS, which they are
prepared To make up order in the most fashionable
style, at the shortest notice, and on such terms as
cannot fail 10 please their customers.
ROGERS BOYD,
mbo6 No. 1876 Market street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-04

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY. FIVE
DOLLARS REWARD, will be paid for the
NINA apprehension of Negroes WILLIAM and
AFNMAkIA, who abscOnded on Saturday night
N.Y. last if they be secured in Baltimore city Jail,
=A or in the Jail of this county. William belongs
to the estate of the late Mrs. Sophia Murray-is OF
bright copper color, good looking, abOrt FIVE feet
eight inches high, and about twenty six years Of age.
He took with him variety of clothing. do not re-
collect any popularity of prIsOn;he is said to have
staggering walk. His wife Marin, who is the pro.
perry OF MI Samuel Pattison, (hy whom | am au-
thorized To offer rewart,) is about thiry-fvC years
old, of copper color dark and rather above the usual
stature erect III person, anu of good appearance; her
clothing various. The reward OF 500 win be pain
for William and 975 fur Maria, il taken of the
county and $50 for either if taken tn the county and
secured as above.
&c. HENRY Exect'r of 8. Murray.
Dorchester County, Nov. 7, 1916. n2l-2aw3wt
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MY .IHUII ~ Ntt' -UR OK IUIaVI AZ
w NO CURE, NO PAY. The great remedy for
secret diseases Of all kinds and in every form and
stage is DIR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
REMEDY, composed entirely of American Roos!-
travellers among The Indians well know that they
cure venereal Diseases without even the knowledge
OF Mercury or Balsam. The proprietots of this medi-
cine obtain it a. great cost directly from an Indian,
and now offer to the afflicted an opportunity o. being
cured, avoiding the danger 0fMercury, and the nau.
taste of Basam. This medicine is pleasant TO
the taste and leaves no odor upon the breath.
Prepared solely by ROwAND WALTON, and sold
wholesale and It tail by Jos 7. Rowand, 376 Marke I
street, Phid. so in Baltimore by N. N. Robinson,
corner Of Gay and Saratoga streets; Kinsoe X oy,
2sA Marsh MarStt Space; James Siansbnry, No. 237,
Broad way Fell's Points Gorden & Tubman, No. l52,
! West Pratt street. se2-y
| - aCn AND nnI nprn Al 1,rrI,r cIu NJ,
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rpLACK AND COLORED ALGERINE GINPs,
y have Oh hand, fresh supply of the above
goods, TO which invite attention.
M ri JIM. HAIG, l33 Baltimere street,
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DIR. i. WILSON BARIUG,

In Offering TO the public my Syrup Of NaphthR,
40 so under firm conviction Of lis Improvement on
The simple Syrup Of Naphtha and feeling of duty,
mat IN possessing remedy so rare and truly valua-
ole, no matter how mach good might result frUm it's
appncau0n IN private practice, It's results would be
comparatively limited 10 what they might be by plac
my II IN such position that every person who is at
h'cteu and cannot make personal application, can
procure my plan of treating Consumption without
apply ing 10 me in Derson.
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DLNC4k Silk FEINGES-Very wide-for
RB CIoaks and Scarfs, J. NJ. HAlG,
noes lP3 1873 Baltimore street.
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JUNI INN @ UVI', rs DdIVIHWIF 81,
oil 4th door East of Ligh
W IGHT! LIGHT! LlGHTI

SUPERIOR WATCHES, Cor ladies and gen
- tlemen; also Gold Guard and Fob Chains, with n
variety of handsome JEWELRY, received this day
and for sale by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
nu2S Water st. 81 door from Calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-04

%NTIDE BLACK GIMP-A beautiful as
w s0rtment on hand. J. NJ. HAIG,
no2S tP3 1873 Baltimore street.
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OF NAPHTHA
o. positive cure furTubcrcEious CONSUMPTION.
Asthma, Decline, Bronchial Affections ami all eya
results when arise from prOtracted cold or sudden
exposure. Prepared by J, Wilson Barring, NJ. ID =,
No 80 Alfred Place, Bedford square, Westminster,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-01

ing hostility, as we'll 10 this unequal un'
Just. and oppressive money gathering
scheme: as to. all special privileges,
Charters and nhonopoiies Of what Kind
soeyer intended 10 give by law sPe'
cial rights and advantages to the lew
at the expense Of the many. ,7,ogs ~
:. The monopolists and paper money
uonpers may smile. in fancied securl>
~. at this declaration, and for the time
,hey may be secure; but so surely as
truth gaihers strength with the passing
time, will the progressing spirit OF the
age, crush in its onward march every
head of the hydra federalism, and rio
Ohio or bank monopolies and special
laws; virtue and manhood obtaining
their rightful influence, banking, plum
dering, and paper money corruptlor
will no longer be permitted 10 rest as
an incubus upon the energies OF pro-
ductive labor. The democracy. con-
fident Of the truth and practice ofit'
position in opposition to banking ant
unequal taxation, is willing to rest il
abiding confidence upon the future &C
ton Of the people, for countenance an
support. ...t...fc
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4hat country. The minister of me
United States to Mexico, ,at the date Of
the last advices, had notbeen feceived
by the existing authorities. Demon
strations Of character hostile TO the
United States continue to be ifnade in
Mexico, which has rendered it porper,
in my judgment. to keep nearly two
thirds Of our army on our southwestern
frontier. In doing this, many. Of the rs>
gular military posts have been reduced
to small force, indequate TO their de-
fence should an emergency arise. y s.sr
In view Of these "circumstances,S =
it is my Judgment that inerease
ofour naval apdmiliiary force is at this
time required" to place the country in
a suitable state or defence. AZ the
same time, il is my settled PURPOSE 10
pursue such a course Of policy a. may
be best calculated TO preserve, both
with Great Britain and Mexico, ,ani HON
orable peace: which nothing viii 90
effectually promote as unal,inlity in our
councils, and firm. maintenanceof, all
our just rights. JAMES, X, POLK.
WAsHINaroy March 25, ls16.
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M. STAPLES. y. J. CLARKE. g. PRgRYyss
Coneinnati Q. Late Of Beassr Pa. Resssss o
Staples, Clarke Il Prentiss,
PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND FoRwARDINa
I'M ER CHANTS, s8r
No. L. Front ST.. hetHean Main A. Hsaamors
So. l'' front ST. between MAIN q sycamore,
hs4a u CSssciassa0ti, O.a slitv


No. l3, Front ST.. between Main T. Sycamore.
ha4a ~ CSssciasss0ti, O.va slitw
JAMES NJ. STAPLss, Of the late firm Of CD.
houn g. Staples, F. J.. CLARKE, late of the
firm of Clarke g. Co., Of Beaver, Pa.,n and CY-
RUS PRRNTIss, of Raynnna, O., have associatsd
for the transaction Of q General Commission
and Forwarding business. in, the large and
commodious warehouse, No. IS, Front Street,
opposite the Steamboat Landing. '''
Dur particular attention win be Paidto the
sale Of Western Reserve Cheese and :BStter.
and other northern produce and manufactures.
and to the purchase and sale Of Sugar, Mo-
lasses, Coffee, and the products of the South
ern couatry, and oflnis City generally ,HxcLu-
sIvRLY ON COMMISSION, ,;..,-.. as4 bcA
The usual advances will be made on con.
sgnments-the interests and Instructions Of
owners cerefuIly regarded, and proceeds Of
sales promptly rcmitted. ga to sSl'1 WI
We solicit liberal share Of patronsge trust
ing that our long experience W business, aad
thorough acquaintance with this market, to-
gether with the favorable location Of our Ware
house. will enable US to give entire ,sasisfic,
tion to all who may confde their business 70 10.
Mr.. Robert Isbell, Of Portage county, will
attend to the sale and management Of cheese
entrusted to their care. 2''io% 5si @68-1f%
STAPLES, CLARKE & APRENTISS.
Cincinnati, Feb, 2, 1885, t,a oJ GO A0H.
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TExAs.-The opponents Of annexa-
tion have frequently declared that it
would bea valueless dead weight upon
usAa burden to US in any shape. LIE,
US see how facts will bear out this i'm.
preston. There is now 100000 in
the Texas Treasury. The Collector Of
Galveston says, another 100000 will
be forwarded at the end OF the quarter.
When President Jones retires, there
will be $35OO0O in the Treasury.-
Texas is every way solvent State,
and will in few years be TO the Union
what Louisiana now is--N. Y. Sun.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-01

within the division of such district or
township assigned him. under the direc.
tion of the assessor, after giving bond,
and taking the oath as prescribed in this
act, tperform all the duties as enjoined
upon, vested 10. or imposed upon asses
sors. by the provisions Of this act,
SEC. 63, Each assessor and each
member ofthe county board ofequaliza-
ton, shall be entitled to receive for
each day necessarily employed in the
performances Of the duties enjoined upon
him by this act, such sum as the COM
missioners Of his county shall allow, not
exceeding two dollars, to be paid out of
the county treasury, on the order Of the
county auditor. Each member of the
State board Of equalization shall re>
ceive, for each day he shall attend on
the session ofsaid board, two dollars, and
the like sum for every twenty Eve miles
he shall necessarily travel, in gong to,
and returning from Columbus, TO- be
paid out Of the State treasury, on the
order Of the auditor ofState. sIia II
SEC. 64s Every county auditor, and
every district and township assessor
who shall, in any case, refuse or know
|ingly neglect to, perform any duty en-
joined on him by this act, or who shall
consent to or conniye at any evasion Of
its provisions, whereby any proceeding
required by this act shall be preyented
or hindered, or whereby any property
required to be listed for taxation shall be
unlawfully exempted, or the valuation
thereof be entered on the tax list at less
than its true value, shall, for every such
neglect, refusal, consent or connivance,
forfeit and pay to the State not less than
two hundred nor more than one thous-
and dollars, at the discretion ofthe court
| to be recovered before any court ofrec-
ord in the State. w .,.s ... a.~ats.
Sec. IS. The auditor Of State shall,
as soon as practicable, after the passage
of this act. prepare and transmit 10 the
several county auditors all such forms
aud instructions as he shall deem neces-
sary to carry into effect its provisions;
and, with the advice Of the attorney
general, he shall decide all questions
which may arise as to the true construc-
ton ofthis act, subject however, in all
cases, to an appeal TO the supreme court.
SEC. SO. All laws and pats Of laws
inconsistent with the provisions Of this
4 act, and all such laws and parts Of laws
as are superseded by the provisions o.
this act, be, and the same are hereby
repealed. r ELIAS F. DRAKE.
p. Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
....... .a. SEABURY FORD,
| .... ..t.. Speaker of the Senate. ..
March 9 ISd6
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@The following was given as a toast
at a celebration in st. Louis, Of the land
ing OF the pilgrims. II contains equal
truth and poetry. G4.!. 1.ja9lc291 11
7 TIE FAR w EST. --She crossed the AL
Ieghanies with Putnam. the Mississippi
with Daniel Boone. the Rocky lMountains
with Fremont. and it is now sitting on the
sands Of the Columbia wsiting for. pass
sage to China, 8io8 brucs 1lytf7gg