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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.
FASHIONABLE TEA HOUSE,
Five Miles from Newport, on the Post Road leading


FASHIONABLE TEA HOUSE,
Five Miles from Newport, on the Post Road leading
to the Stone Bridge.
s and
Boardes Tea Parties Pic-Nes furnished short
The house is surrounded BY Oansu,:l and Fruit Trees.
dpigs There also commodious Ball Room being 90 by
Ts s% promises every Ss Af ss SSs
Portsmouth,, July 1886. j2s
TROY HOUSE, TROY, NY
COLEMAN & ROGERS PROPRIETORS.
ss S o1 Bo
Dn Buffalo Saratoga, and Montreal, start Immediately in
TS by hs
ons S the comfort of their guests to receive cOntinu
Thi. is without exception, the pleasant the
GO to or from the cars Or house for any direction
ay
those employed by other houses.
can leave New s:iuldsy evening have simple
to visit the lake. d'' t.G IsSS evening boa.
en- R6dd1ss f e the A''or Housed
jyi72w.m =" Late Of II: Steamer Empire)
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
A % s so.s 81
be opened for the Doa
NAV /. 1916. my23 amer
PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON
pSS. Il @ s sS s. the Rs% no n
River. and New
From Sf fi a brighton IL From H Il ). Y S
,,,,,,,, s =. ,,.h,,, IN! ,.,.
MANSION HOUSE,
TINE BEG ..s. q hi.
si SHs
mrs 2m.rc Formerly of the U. s Hotel Boston.
HOTEL DE PARIs.-ANT!ONEsV lGNEs. one Of the
fully his r.ndsand travelling public that he has
The sea's Ss go FsG
na sna v who s w
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
FULL SUIT of supehne Cloth made to order, in the
10 ri ; s fsn BE .S
i,shnent No "a Catharns ST. New York Every article in
va eodiw.2 anu JOHN MoFrAT.
ME- rAkI Ian sECkET.-Ju. pa BIZ a ne traas.
lst,on from The French, eaed the Partisan Secret
OF self Preservation perfect security against dis
eases under all circumstances wnho the of
Member Of the Medical Fac IL, Of P.rs &C. Sc W. -
This secret one universay understood and practsed by
the most perfect and uniform success II is fully revealed
10 lh's trle volume and may be made OF by
The discovery upon which work is found, revived
Councils and the Superinend nts Of Hospitals the evdr
been the Of Of dsea'e aud
suffering wherever has been known No person. whether
male female who in way erp"sed TO the daaser Of
Sold in New York ONLY the Masop de san'e," al Full
jy2o iwsr
a, EDICAL AID-srEEDf CUKE-Dr GKEGOKY- q
whereby he Is curing recent cases Of prva. msdp
Ia the short space OF two days To medical wishing
to $40 Tue recipe inc wiz cure from 81
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ruBLisHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
Z NeRIHwHsr Comm or ruLroN AND NAssau s~,-.-s
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\, EDICAL AlD-SrEEDf CUkE-Dr. UktGUKI 2
VA Roosevelt, has successful operation method
whereby he curing Of malady
in the short space OF days. To medical wishing 10
obtain the recipe the price will be S300ee for cure from SIS
to SO
Apply as above, TO Dr. H. Gregory. jy2iI wsmc
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DR. CULLEN'S
uNDIAN vECETARJ 4 REMksDY for he cure OF Ger.

INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY for he cur. q cor;
tain delicate u ,hs The e. % Se SAFE ana
II is free of mercury or eopi sio .S Zee
failed TO effect speedy in the most obstinate
B. regular physician is in attendance at our Office
solely KOS1a w,c, sog ss So c. Sold
msae,ps; No Murray 'ire'' New York. iS S
MEDICAL ADvlCE-DOCTOh LAMhRlN IL
1vl dentaiiy consulted at his efhcs, s. Gold snr.s
button all diseases Of private n.tsre His re.tmsn
in diet hindrance from business Debility nervous Or
potency isG Doc,oi. sssaoa
ssss"ed sseale ds.as 1'f % sa.tns Without
the n being % s"1s'a w snsm
selves. i. efectuaiy cured BY pr Letters, post paid
Cole .treet iva lwsr
No LIRE No rAY.De ~, EYkslII " Da44f street.
be consulted in The earen Of esuaio delicate dis
s s"S Dr. C. cure s'Ii. T.: worst form q ri.
disease Recent cured four days no used.
o oos re- @ week. with p.
o.hs.m. s.s
stored health and society Remember. Dusns sreet
door 70 0r Johnsons iy27 s.mc
u N III ere, of p y.is disease: Dr. G.. VEL tsewa
sss Il. aid ~ Of he
By sd e.. Office. M q:
ief SsS cS 81 IS Cord highly
s s:: hf sfd Once hour from two s us i- &c
DR sALTER'S YOUNG MANS FIR END "A sPE-
II CIFIC MIxTURE.,1h most speedy. certain Nd
Full particular. with bottle wholesale and re. BY
F4 Az. FuS1 .ss soIs ssH
Washington street. Boston, and IS North Main Pov
n n IOT,AT AIN-s.c-., 1.h,.-,I,6- ,-.,Lr-5 -
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CHEAPER THAN EVER
FULL SUIT of superfne Cloth made to order in the
"A most substantial and iashonaTe Style be procured
for $50 MOFFATTS fashionable Cash Tailoring Estab-
ishment No. Catharine New York Every article in
the live equally low. Call and see.
vo2 eodwsr JOHN MOEEAT
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NJ EDlCAL AlD-secfet Hsb.t,-The, Youthful and
dcreton, may be speedily relieved by Dr. Cook Of No
Rooevelts DR. c. has studied and a branch Of
his profession THAI ofa H thoroag-
y the SUBJECT and person thus afflicted
attended 10. ia lwsmc
MEUICAL OFFICE.-Dk. .OnNoUN. II Duane sIrest,
ces.al practitioner n New York in the restmen q
halfcured that have existed for years. pre-em
elect ctsre ulcers upon the body in the thos or rose
Constitutional weakness brouyh. BY ecrsl habit n
nightly emissious positiyelv prevented s.csn, s -
in four days. without No diet or pre
veufion rom iv17 qVSr
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time now for elaboration Whose fault
was that II was not his. He entered his solemn
protest against bill that would have to be popped up
by future iegsauon-a thing of patchwork like this
He was acting here under instructions but they did
of getting better. He did wish however that man
on THIS hoor should throw up his Commission in the face
OF such measure and leave this chamber sir and Leave
forever He would therefore for all p o, osons 10
amend it and improve the bill He instructed to vote
against all specifics and minimums and with those in
structions he was bound to comply Mr.. Jarnagin oh
ected to the bill another ground it would not Weld
Mr. TuRssr argued that this bill was framed to the
standard of that he satisfied was not for
him TO say WHISTLER was such bill he would frame
HIS constituents hal saved him in two things They mad
saved him he trouble of thinking, aughter and Of the
responsibility OF voting He had only to act in obedience
Mr. NJ CL,rroS arose. and stated with some intro.
ducory remarks. that he mad two proposto submit
to the senate Voices on the Democratic side 81 40
The whole or none."l
med TO the Committee on Finance, with instructions to
report back with restoration of the spe cc duties OF
the act Of IS4l
Il that failed, he should moveas
second proposition, that the bill DO committed to
the Committee on Finance with instruc tons amend
the duties upon materials, entering into American
manufactures shall not be inmical those
and such BILL upon the whole will yield a sufficient
OF revenue for the acquisitions Of expenditure of
Tnis proposition, from the generality of its demands
requires, we suppose revenue to include all the ex.
peIsss OF ae government for the ensuing ear which
cannot tall short Of ss).ooo.oo0
AT " .saeorf rose to inquire II this amendment was
IN orior, wniie another motion was pendins
The Chair decided that lotion TO reeo nit took the
precedence of the other moton ~
Me-. JAaSaGIs read the instruc,io,s f,or, hs State
Legislature They require him to support bill reduc ing
nd vIiorem against specific aud nnimum duties lie
should. therefore, have to vote against the first prooos
ton Of the Senator from Delsw are.
Nc. CALs,us sail the adoption of the anenamsr,
would be equivsent to restoration OF the Of IA
The first proposition to instruct was lost-Mr Jarna
gin voting against the specifics, according TO insruc.
ton with the "a democrats, In favor OF the bill az
D and Mr.. Niles voting against them, because Of his
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-27

II UCENA CORDIAL, OR THE ELINIR OF
e. LOVE. It's a sovereign and speedy cure for
lncipient Consumption, BarrGnuGss, Obstruction, diff
ncut or painful MenslruatiOn, ImcOniinence Of Urine
or involuntary discharge thereof and for general pros
trati0n of the system. whether the result Of inherent
causes produced by iregularty, illness OracCident.
II is pleasant to the taste, and positively sure in its
operations in IncorrhUa or Whites lis unrvallGd re
puaon in both hemispheies, is tie result of lis al
mnst supernatural virtues.
Let no one despair! Nothing can be more surpris-
Ing Than lis invg0raug ctecrs on the human frame.
Persons afflicted with weakness and assitude before
tnkingit, at once become robust and fun of energy
under It's influence. II Immediately c0unteraCts the
ncrVC!"sSnesS or O0senCss of the female fame which
is the only cause Of barenuCSs; and which, prior TO
Dr.. MangIns discovery, was considered 10 be ncura-
bic. Language. indeed, cannot do justice to the me
hts Of the LUCTNA CORDIAL, which is regarded
by the heads Of the Faculty one Of the most i'm
portani discoveries of the age.
For sale by 6, X. TYLER, cor. Of Baltimore and
Hgh SITS: ROBERTS X ATKINSON, corner of Hau-
over aud Baltimore SIS; and J, Nj. LAROQuE, corner
of Baltimore and Harrison sts.
Price 50 per bottle.
R3sPurchasGrs, to avoid being IMPOSED upOn will
please remember that uc name LUClNA CORDIAL,
Is stamped on the glass OF each b0illc. sCl2-tf
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DOCT. PETERS, VEGETABLE PILLS.

FHIIME; which st les II things has thoroughly es-
Ill tabshed the ineslimabe value Of these Pills as
e thaTtfc, antibilOuE and detergent medclne. It's
now twelve YRARs since Dr. PETERS gave them to
the world, and their reputation, founded on his long
experience. still continues TO increase The annual
sales, which, during the first year amounted 10 one
hundred thousand boxes, have, during the past ear
exceeded ten times that amount, and the market for
them, once confined 10 a few States. now comprises
not only the entire Union, hut Canada, New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia and the West Indies. They may
truly be termed the great household Medicine Of the
South aud HCSt No other Pills have been so widely
patrOni2ed in those regions. They purely vegeta
BILE in their nature and mild and gentle in their ope
rati0ns lhatthey may be given with perfect safety even
10 an infant. There il particle any irritating or
drastic substance in their composition. yet they act
upon the secretiOns with unequalled certainty and d
fecmcss thus purifying the constituents of the blood,
and enabling nature to throw into circulation per
tecty healthy fluid. Among he multitudes of diseases
TO the cure of WI ich Dr. Peters Vegetable Pills are
adapted, may be Observation-Disclosures COstiveness,
Bilious Fever Jaundice, ChOlic, Dyspepsia, Ague
and Fever Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn,
DysPnicry, Diarrhera, TOrpOr of the Bowels, Piles
Fatnlence, Loss of Appetite, Furred Tongue -"
sea, rheumatism, Asthma, DrOpsy, Boils, and all IL,
of the skin caused by impurty of the blood; TO
geher with every species of complaint affecting the
stomach or bowels.
The immense demand for the medicine has excited
the cupidity of certain INSCRIPTIONS countcreiters,
who have thrown into the market large quantity of
dCleterous trash, under the name of PETERS, We
GETABLE PILLS.
As the spurious Pills have been sold druggists and
others at very low price, the proprietor OF the GE-
medicine begs to state that Merchans and Drug
gsts for their safety, will please take notice. that
any person under any circumstances, whether he be
agent or otherwise, wi shall sell offer to sell
Peters, Vegetable Pills IN quantities under one hun
died gross for less than $50 for the large, and S5 for
the small size boxes Independent Of any deduction for
cash, swmdler and an impostcr; and the public are
cautioned against him.
GENUINE PETERS, PILLS are sold wholesale
and retail, by G,K.TYLER,
General Agent, cor. of Il. Baltimore and
sl2-u High sts., Baltimore.
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AGUE MIXTURE,
u OR TONIC MEnICAhEATA


For the cure OF all BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, if taken
according 10 directions.
II is 4 never failing remedy which family ought
10 be without, especially in low marshy countries
as This medicine is put up under the pr0prietor's
Immediate Inspections on tuG most sCiei life prnci-
pies, (hClnp gurCIy Negrtahr,) AMI having tued its
efficacy on thousands for upwards Of twelve Years,
and 10 his knowledge when taken strictly according
to directions, there has not hCen one fixture. I'm
der such GfcumS tances, recommend il 10 the pub
lie, addiD5a few certificates III support Of my asser-
lion,
The indications Of cure in the treatment o" fever
and ague are-frst 10 put a speedy stop as possible
TO the fit when IT has taken place, directions for
which you will be supplied with on each hottie, al
ways observing thai The written signature OF The sub
sCIihrr, ohm A. Canrrl,' is pasted the envelope
vi each bottle. Price II each.
MONTE, Alabama, Sent !, 1915.
This TO certify, That |, Joseph H. Moore, had
the Fer and AEue for nearly Two years, and tried
all Ost p eminent medicines used for the cure
nf ala Gisease, without obtaining permanent relief.
was induced, through the persuasion of friend to
try Cantrri's Tonic Mixture, one bottle of which has
ma g a permanent cure OF my case can with con
fdenee recommend it to all afflicted with Fever and
Ague. JOSEPH II. MOORE.
This is to certify, That know the above to be cor
rect in every particular. w. II. NICE,
Chemist and Druggist, N. E. corner of
Government and Conception. sts., Mobile, Ala.
SOUTHWARK, Sept. 24th. l845.
This is ~ certify, That myself, wife, and two chill
dren were afflicted with Fever and Ague, and that
two bottles of Cantrell's Tonic Mixture made per
feet cure OF US, and can with perfect confidence
recommend it to the public. JOS. ANTHONY.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 22d, 1915.
We, the undersigned, ha"ing seen the beneficial
effects of Canue's Ague Mixture, in curing the Fe-
yer and Aeue when all oher remedies have failed,
can with confidence recommends it to the public.
WILLIAM MYERS, u. $. Navy Yard, Philad
A. POWELI,, do do do
p. b. slavery, manufacturer of Porcelain and
Hollow ware, Foundry. Southwark.
ssplJ WlplpsaIn M nv
SON, Al his Drug Warehouse, Not Moth THIRD
ST.. Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
aupn'g:
J.F, Perkins x Bro, corner ofFrauklim and Green
s,s,, Baltimore, Md.
&. II. Perkins, No 425 West Baltimore 81. corner Of
Green ST., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Nd.
j. f. CaIIan, Washington city, DC.
Ii. Peel Co, Alexandria, do.
j. l.. KiGwcll, GEORGETOWN, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner OfCarpen
ter and Second sts, below Christian, Philadelphia.
lI5"uhsGrvC, none are genuine without The sgnal
Gure JOHN Il. CRNIRELL. jal0 lf2w'r
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Mr.. T. b. King introduced joint resolu
ton relative to the Oregon controversy, SINH
lar in character to those introduced into the Sc
nate by Mr. Critonden, with an additional
provision for arbitration, aad directing the
committee on territories TO report bill pro-
vdIng for the establishment OF territorial
government in Oregon Whenever notice shall
be given.
The reception of petitions was announced
by the Speaker as the first business in order.
Mr.. p. King offered a resolution terminating
debate on the Oregon resolutions at T. NJ.
on Monday next. Laid on the table.
Mr.. p. King moved to 20 INTO committee of
tile whole with the view TO the consideration
OF the Oregon resolutions. BY yeas ne, nays
50, the motion prevailed, and Mr.. Tlbbelts
was called to the chair.
Nj. Pendleton, the only Wing Representa-
tive from the State of Virginia, being entitled
to the floor, most nobly acquitted HIMSELF in a
sound and states nan-ke speech, in opposition
to the giving of the notice terminating the
joint occupancy of the Oregon Territory with
Great Britain. 1t would afford me great sa-
tlstacton to DO able TO lay before the numerous
readers Of the Clipper a full synopsis OF this
finished and eloquent speech; but neither the
limits of the paper nor the brief, time allowed
me in the preparation of this report, will per-
nit the indulgence of the reasonable desire.
w. ,,, hYlu tue P"'.y ~ po"Ut iuspGnsole
h ~, ."e ,I T' VI oIS fuo9t'o' "S
uo, - GNU 49,, oNTS wuo oo'lt "mu Tua'G III w.
rs, hos ajrc"Jy sorvn% tie nrnoso and tho o
n,,a - $500, ~; so 10 pu' ,s 1"t az,
now, 1917 nonr " O'o' 10 pau ia '"'
IN oIindinr =, ' tbo ,nar Or, r,issd IN Tho
conntry he rSargod il os bcing sonsa,ess on ,,I
break ~ t6nSn ,;boso ho,r,h" and nn"nnn,inm.
were rc,ro 1 fr from The scene oF Jonrnr
il was hnt tho cry of tho hnlIos oronn5 tho
clact;nn noIls tho shan, - tho n,tr,m,s ,C tho
noi bonsrs and ,Lc braysdn's nF tho r,Lble %
ibe Iar,ye r;I los, o ,' thn lin
Nj p denroc,,eI Tho cnn,sa ,,r tho AboE.
tonisfs in and ont If Con1Tsss and With groa,
cmnhasis .,irmatisa6 ,ham ~ f'n,,ics he I'M,
ernbncd viii thot sort n nnat;c,e,n v,biob
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H9AGN ABSRE1yAHD. DOCTOR
Z VQ " SFNRNlS SpENI Flo rNMPNIINn Cor

d sT3EMs sSEoiri ~ i TrG l5t
he cure OF GUnorIhDa, elects, Suicures, Diabeis,
nc. &c, aud all other unnatural dis, hargcs from the
uTelha Of either SEX.
In no case has his medicine been known TO fail, TO
eject permanent cuIe, too, the shortest pos
sbc lin. Should this medicine fail TO effect cure,
where IL has been taken according to directions. re
iurn the empty Via and get back The money. Why
thea spend both time and money with such Quack nos
tfums az cannot be depended upon; when for 81 you
can purchase pleasant, safe, n spec DIV cue com
posed sOi"ly Of vegetable suhsia Ct? One hundred
dollars viii be paid To any ont who will produce
medicine to equal This COMPOUND, or who will prove
that il con aims any mineral Substance whatever.
n. 3. This medicine can be had OF James p vii
hanson, cor High and Gny-sts. %. T }; Jos. saw
yer, Of Paca and Pratt SITS; and OF f. Y FornCy,
cor Of Clay and Euaw-sls,
In " a.hagtuR--of g. scot, corner Of 7th st. and
PCnn5.'vari Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner Of
9Th 81. aud PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. lal1
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FNyE4CUER. Graduate from New England
IL College wishes 10 Obtain Il situation rs Teacher
either IN an academy or tutor in private ttmy to
instruct the Latin, Greek, and all the higher branches
of Ninihem ltics sc. He'wnuld have no objection
To 90 to the country or either Of The Southern or
Western States. The hest les moniais Of oh aracter
andguaheaions will he given. Apply al
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
jsi4 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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Correspondence OF The Aalengau Republican,
LEGISLATURE CEy SgAGYLAhp.
ANNAroL1s, Jan, 26, 1916

+, Ella IoITa,r NJ r.,y r..so,,,,,l nm.
ar;,I Fran, ~, Sn,d,,,nss '' ,nl,n"s ,''
nr a.,,,., FIN, r ,ho l,,,so u, in,,,
TING lcaal INQUIRY aaaiust him as the pubn sher
OF an abolition paper, and pravinr 10 be heard
in defence. Mr.. L. Ia presenting the memo
rial, said he did not wish 10 be understood rs
committing himself in any way in the matter;
and. uror his motion, it was referred 10
the Senate. who have tic subject now in
charge
Various patitions from different sections of
the State. were presented. but our space has
prevented rs from enumerating them lo-doy.7
Ic,,,e o,,l o,,je,e o,,,,,,J ne NJ 49,. -
rcncr NH Gr ,bo Ss,aHshnent ~ on,,,i ~
v,r,., ;r,s,,,,;,; r,
oiso Mn 6yinc mo faas of n;rnrs j., o,,;I ~
SOS. olso ON his order IN. warden NJ RaI,;,no'o
civ and co,,r.y i,l WA. d;,oc,od ~ Io,,,,,, 10
. mnmher or nsysons confined sinco is5E G,r
deht ,be len,th Of imnrisnn,nan, costs g. ~.
To Mr. Ro,vir a h;,l nFov,d,nr f,r ,I,o c,,,c,,o
mont Of slaves. oniltv of tho Hiaher crimes i,
tbe nan;tcntiary y,ho1 dasirod in.,o,d arhana'
I ino Them. tn Mr. Fore relot;nr IN s,oos e,
cases deeds oftrust. To Mr. ZolIinrer d.
fininu the relat;ons of landlords and ,onanis
To Mr.. Ware. for remaining iniuries dome car.
riapes. &c along the line of railroads M
Vansant obtained leave to renori hin n IN.
:. corporate the Merchants, Mutual Insurance
Comnanv. of Baltimore citv.
~ o,;o. 3 ~. ,.,, Al n-
" 49,: 49, 49,. y. vi 'oic'on' -e i,o"suio'
was u'iottea ~ pePoLt III references 70 'he man
ne: ~ I h .o o' d.oe
o'liCoS na!o you ''i0F oo'y I'D paying
o'G p P,en ain,;"o - d., po,.o r.,..;.
~ D,S ia ,ho Tn;on go W;min T AiIn
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this or any city in the union. He also
would return thanks to his friends and customers ol
their kind patronage and would ask continuance OF
the same.
N. b. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
apl5-y SAMUEL Buckley.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
First door from BatmOre-st going towards the dock)
YEIAKE NOTICE of DR.. ROGERS NAME on
d different parts Of the office.
Attendance from A, NJ. till 10 at Digat.
CURE Warranted.
1J3s NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
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than at Gny other establishments. lhe suns iIhpi m
vtas HE public to rive him call, as they may rely
on citing work OF a superior quality, Us he has en-
pinyed most efficient workman lJohn 3. Rnteri,)
rs foreman, who has been i'll the best cstahs hmeni
in this city. A. w. CHANEf.
N. b. Customer work made TO order at the Short
est notice.
lie would also inform his old customers who have
50 literally paron2e@ htm at his old and wen Known
,,al A. Is Harrison ST., that be has on hand large
stock of all kinds OF Roots Shoes, made in the most
fashionable style. which will be sold low, either
Wholesale OF retail.
A. w. CT NEY, 80 Harrison ST..
G3 3m Sign of the Napoleon Boot s Shoe Store.
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al ESV BOOT AND SHOE STORG,
" EAST l. Al.TIMNRE ST REEI'

Three doors East Of the Bridge.
Where the subscriber has Openrd
a fashionable BOOT AND SHOE
STORE, aud has on hand a general
assortment Of Gentlemen and La
dies Boots and Shoes Of avery de-
scriprion, which will b. rnld lower
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ameriran Republican,

SALES AT THE BALTIMORE sTOCh BOARD
MONDAY. January %.
There were large sales to day OF No ana BAN,
mere SKIES Tine hrmcr closed at ~ asked, nj winch
to per cent hrlaier sold al %, an advance Of BE-
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SAMUEL J, HANDY.
BOOT FACTORY.

The subscriber having opened store
No. s4l WEST PRATT STREET, a
few doors above Sharp, south side,
would respectfully inform his friends
an the public generally, that he is pre-
pare to manufacture BOOTS, sewed
or pegged, that cannot be excelled in
materials, workmanship or neatness of
MT, which he will guarantee shall wear
equal to any that are manufactured in
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HnOSNUN PRENIiJTM TECkIAGs. An
Nd invoice of this scarce and very superior ar
cle of yard wide TICKING, just received and fol-
sale by the piece, or at retail, bv l,
ja20 corner of Hanover s. Lombaid-sts.
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