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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-01

GENTLEMEN'S HATS-SPRING STYLE
RlRD, CORNER PINE AND NASSAU sTREkTs-
elenee and beauty Of style, ready gT f,amras GA
ni "a i%ss O. cou.r u Pin. end Fsssss suss
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TO tAe Tea, Coffee and nMgar Trade, 8c-Econ
mtsts, Families, Hotel Keepers, &c.
j. 8. SCOTT 4 CO..

No. rs Nassaw street, corner Of John,
HAVING purchased the 6 lot Of the seasons Tea.
possessing that vchness Of flavor generally combined
and rarely Obtained Offer wholesale retail ge vane
of Green and Black Tess. Of the best qualify only pcu.
ding the old fashioned Souchong and English Breakfast Tea
such used to be imported The stock Of
Coffee Sngar &c. needs they selected Of
the finest quality.
J. 8. SCOTT& CO. also supplied with stock Of fresh
imported Glasgow Spced Hams; old English Cheeses
variety and flavor.
goods bought will be delivered within Eve miles Of the
city free And all orders from country with
cosed remsnces will the honorable dealing il
= j. j. SCOTT CO. 7s Nsssa. st,
m30 I'm m John sf.
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Police Jntelligcnce.

MARCH H. Grand Larceny -Catharlne Pnkney was
arrested yesterday, charged with stealing gold chain
and SEAL two gold rings pair Of gold earrings, also
quantity Of clothing valued in all at $50 tho pro-
mitted for trial by Justice Gilbert.
Fugitive V9rresed-A black wench called Sarah Crop
per, alias Boles, was arrested yesterday, charged
with being fugitive from justice in Philadelphia. It
appears that this Sarah ID accomplish Of woman
who convicted Of Q grand larceny, and sentenced
To the penitenary for three years Committed by Jus
tce Drinke to await the requstion of the Governor OF
Psnnsylva
WAsfs IN tie Wind The celebrated DR. Hatch, alias
Brown, alias Jones' some little time ago ar.
rested charge ofrobbing Livingstons Express At
Rochester Of some $40 600 Thi: man. now. il appears
10 srutng about the public streets In Baltimore dress
cd to kill with heavy gold chain around his neck and
can be frequently in the vicinity Of Mercer street
How came he to be discharged by the authorities at
Rochester. without being tried
q Cutting Wsman-A black woman, by the name OF
Linden Jones' arrested last night for sezing Sam
Seeman buck niger, by the wool, and cutting of the
tip end Of his nose with jack knife. Locked up in de-
fault OF $500 BAIL by Justice Osborne.
Insone.-Cathsrine Mullen brought TO the station
house last night by policeman Of the 9th ward sup
posed to be insane.
Interfering with an OGce.-Peter Brett arrested
charge of his duty. Locked up.
Breaking into House Catherine O'Rsurk was az
rested last night charged with breaking into the dwell
ing house No l76 Broome street. Locked up.
Robbing Companion. Jane Brown was ar.
rested last night for robbing Jack tar called Frank
Robinson, Of all his loose change, while In house Of
prostitution in Walker street. Policeman Mclaughlin
Of the 4h ward caught Miss Jane, and locked her mp
in the station house.
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DR.. POWELL UCULlST,

a The Eye and g all ImPsrfeetions Of vision. from
Ophalmi. stoppage Of the Tear Passage, Cataract and
OpacItes, effectually removed.
AMAUROSI6 treated with great attention and success
Inveterate Of STRABfsMUS, Squirting, cured
few minutes.
Just imported ARTIFICIAL EYES. Of superior beauty
and finish.
sPECTACLEs adapted to every defect.
Advice to the poor without charge.
Once and residence 81 Broedwav-cntnnee ~ Warren
street ms M,W,F&Suu Inn & ltw$r
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GEORGIA LuMBEk CO. Notes wanted az n Ter cent
=. =. a'seessf'n at. d. rhCK,
count 81 TAYLOR smith,
ixlnsu Me- q wall suss&
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Mrs. E. L. Rose, Of New York, "a native Of Poland
delivered q free lecture, in the Michigan House q
Representatives, on the gath uIt, upon the science Of
government1
Gen. Leslie Coombs has consented to bs candidate
for the State Lesislsturs from Fayetts county, Ky.
Tho Mobile papers announce the appearance In the
markets OF that city ripe strawberries and new poa.
We learn from tho Port Tobacco Tsmes that on sstur.
day night week. negro Bill Wheeler convicted Of Insur
rection in Charles county Md during the term Of last
August Court and sentenced to be hung, but whose
sentsncs, by special act Of the Legislature. was
natural life, broke from the jail Of the Sheriff Of that
county and made his escape reward Of 500 has been
offered for his apprehension.
dris Louisiana, the 18th instant We presume II
the Conference Of the Protestant Methodists.
The Mayor Of Savannah has committed for trial Mr..
ul with intent 70 dssud Il. s
The Hon Henry Clay, who has resided in New Or.
leans for some two or three months, left that city
the aist Mt, on the steamboat Alsxsnder Scott Mr..
Louis before returning to Kentucky He appears to be
in excellent health.
IL the Parish Of Point Coupe La, young man nam
from the effects Of which she died and aftsrwards
attempted to commit suicide by shooting himself His
wound is considered very dangerous. Causs-jsalousy
Joseph 0rigsby, under indictment for murder, was
arrested nlIino and has been given up to requison
from the Governor Of Missouri and il now his way
new female sect has just appeared in part Of Ohio
called the Female Kings" who hold that the order Of
nature has been reversed that the time has now
rived whom the last shall be nrst" consequently that
woman y the lord Of creation, and man her servant
They cit in judgment upon the saints, endowed with
eternal e proof sgainst injury, and under the
special Of the Lordsd clothed and preserved by
his power. They have succeeded in making q great
many converts, and the infatuated creatures have left
lea hey tsieE, y =: Spirit. TO follow the Lamb
whithersoever he goeth."
Roma peysons who xere fermerlv members of thu
Shaker community giving exhibitions At Providence,
r. L., in which the dancing and shaking, part Of their
worship, are represented with the appropriate costume
The Hon. Mr. Justice Hagcrman Of Toronto, c. W.
goss out to Europe In the Hibernia.
Roxbury, near Boston, has now become city by Q
of 606 against lQ2.
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touching the affairs Of Mexico, and the progress Of
political and military intrigue IN that county, thicksn
on Us La Pssis, q Spanish paper printed IN this city)
states that letter written from Corpus Christi about The
beginning Of this month, asserts that Gen. Taylor, In
conformity with instructions, has been testing the
march to Maamorss under pretencc Of being desercrs
and obtaining admisson Into the Mexican army. In
this manner (says the Lottery the American government
may Introduce Thousands Of men among the Mexican
troops and In the process Of time when the Mexican
forces are composed mainly Of soldiers Of the United
in the people resist, the troops wih American
sentiments and Mexican uniforms, will effect their
quest and Mexico will como 10 the same end ~
Texas"
The Editor Of the Pofris does not know what founda
ton there may be for his rumor but he by the last
dates from MEXICO that various dsssrten from the
American camp had arrived at Matanoras, and that
company Of Dragons completely equipped, expect
cd and would seem o. this information confirmed
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SARONI g. ARCHER.

ISL Water street, corner OF Maiden lane,
rIAvE ON HAND. slarss assortment Of Caps Silk and
Fur t. Of every description, and Spring ityie Straw
ana Panama Hats.
Also Oil sk. 0lsned Lawn, vizon and Capocks. which
thky offer at very low prices
Dealers asd anufsctures wi; do well to Examine their
stock before purchas,ns eisewhere ml2 ims ms0 ~
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IMPORTANT CAsE.- In the District Court yesterday,
before Judge Sharswood, the case OF the Bsnk OF
Northumberland, Of Norhumbsrand county, Pa against
the Farmers and Mechaniss Bank Of this taken
up an action Of assumpsit brought TO recover the
OF ~ O00 with interest, from the month Of April
is4o appears from the evidence, that in the early
part Of the year $780, the cashier Of the Farmers and
Mechsnics Bank william Patton placed In the hand Of
Northumberland. then In this city, six sealed packages
containing in all the Of $03 900 in notes Of the said
Northum bertrand Bank. TO be by him delivered 10 the
said Bank The plaintiff testimony goes 10 show that
the said Gsddes extracted from Of the sealed pack
ages the sum Of $1,000 and absconded The carpet bsg
in which the paid packages delivered subsequent
y TO the Bank, by another person. produced, but
Paul 0eddes and the 81 900 have been heard from
since The question 70 be settled in this IT, which
Bank 70 Be the loser Of the ooo The plaintiff says
thst 0eddes was the agent Of the defendant and the de-
fendant contends III 4 he the agent for the plaintiff
The case resumed this morning. but the evidence
not yet Observation-Disclosures Sentinel, March a.
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OF Hair Work, wholesale and rctaii.
N B-Ths trade supplied on reasonable tsms.
MIRA 1msm
JUNG q BEHRMANN,
REMOVED FROM III LIBERTY srREET
TO III SOUTH WILLIAM TTREkT.
mi lm.m
BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF INFORMATION.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully announces % the lsdiss.
that having parchased largely a agctlon, he enabled e
the above reduction He also calls asssntioa
Quantity OF Embroidered Cellar, Cbcmisees, be. sghty
soilsd, which selling q less tsa sneths9 the original
bred equally low prices, and imposition n b believed
will be found cheaper than anv IN The city.
NO M BROADWAY ~ lm~rc
GENUINE HAVANA eEOARS q the NV brs.d z
" Judo Ensnes, tTbe Waldeylg Jewl tes sale ~
h. MANCHO, at q fstca street
Ire lmsr spsnish Hosul. 40 seslf1
BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
EOR Fitcbbsrg, Kssns, 0rse.6sld Braekcro. Wiadscr
wosdssl .ad PaI:sso. r.; <. IL ss. Cs
towns or any The vssse porqoe o. h.%p 3 Ss
care q L. BIGELOW, Court :Tss:s. bossoI r.
NI-Bs sure to ns fsekaEss 20 care Of ~ rr
preas0 l~50
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FIIME RATH.

ITO ALL who afflicted with rheumatic complaints
1 would say 60 and Try DR.. SWEETS Sulphur Fums
Bath 90 Broadway The pecaliarities Of sueh that il
chronic nature such as scroaa Gout Salt Rheum dis.
Of the Skin JOINTS &c. The charges modea.
ted. fetch within NJ Of ALL rn2Q Ink
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TO LET IN HOBOKEN

10 DRY GUOUS DEALERS,
WHO DESIRE Handsome and Capacious Store ia
es q the most s!owsed aod ogrishng thoroughsre'
~ bof Brooklyn-The undermined has now erected, in
Myrie Avenue. dry goods store. which doag
mense bus ne three brick building ~ feet front
by 20 feet deep, with handsomely finished paors large
and commoous store and excellent and spacious
ment will Be finished and ready possession before the
business and will be let low good Apply
JOHN LAN0STAff,
m3o 2wr ll5 Myrtle Avenue.
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TOpACCO. SEGARS AND BASS.

TOBACCU, SEJAhS AND BASS.
A. sAMANOs, No. ~ Broadway, mp stain, Offers for
SALE splendid assortment OF shoce Segars selected
srpresy for his establish Also, - bales OF sictv
prime Jago Tobacco and small LOT Of Bass BY Wholesale
ssnd retssl. mis- 'msr
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HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE.
PLEASANT country sat in the village Of Madi
:i .oH M q county New I:sy within Ew minutes
6eng about p miles from New York
and fom twice day. day the year, Morris and u.
are I've Hsssss and Barn. with 6ss re well of water
premises located in commanding position, eveToohins
the whole VILLAGE; and u Of the desirable locations
pot which rssds convenient for doing
The city Who dr g retire in the cosnty For particular
-'- L. T. THOMPsoy,
"a lmsre Monutown, NJ
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- DWELLING HOUSES, STORE and vacant Lots,
lea for sale rent exchange Investn ens. made
~ ductive Real Estate that will twenty
per the purchase money with in value
from fifteen per par Mo ney procured
Bond Mortgage and Policies Of Insu obtained from
the responsible companies in the county, Apply is
Third Avenue, JUHN ALLEN.
N.B-Pans elevations specifications and contracts ioI
buildings, furnished here AZ No Broad seet the short
notice. CALVIN POLLARD
ITO lmsrc Architect
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MARTELLE 81 HOLDERMANN,
~ Maiden Lane, N. ",
MANUFACTURES aud Importers OF Ornament,l Hair
IVA Work, Wigs Toupes. Sands, Curls, Seams, bssdean
and Braid Hair, Danguys celebrated Curled Hair hftsen
inches long style Of Everlasting Cus. and al kinds
OF Hair Work, wholesale and rctail.
N. B.-Ths trade supplied on reasonable terms
MIRA lm'm
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/ A TREATISE
ON DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM, B

T1N DIBEABES Oh THE SEXUAL BYSTEM, BY EU-
~ Wal II; DIXON, a: D.; PIP. no third edition; for
sale by LUCAS PARSONS, - Canal sueet.-This work
contains complete review Of the oGn symp'oms and
Of known disease, language sdapted every
ra,ment moral and q SPEC 6e dss:sss and self
Of Scofsla, Consumption, Bronchitis, &c. kc Every
thar possbly interest Tie reade! in
which there the urgent need Thoussnds
sow such who have been preserved for lives
usefulness and honor by the seasosabs peuss work like
this there thar does not bear its face i'm.
rrsssivs warming snail not the warning be heard
The New fok journal of Medicine and Collateral Bel
the Boston Medical Surgical Journal Evening
work ms law Wed iwsrc
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Il QUARRY FOX SALE, OR TO LEA6E-Situ-
@ the Passaic river in North Beeville. formerly
s2M belonging Abraham Joraemou, Esq Said quarry
q, been s.tsnsyss worked for thirty past and
good order working: Ths premises consist Of DWELL
nss hous barns, hundred feet Of wharf, and
quarry SEPARATE desired For further partcuar enquire
OF the subscriber, At the post oce in Be!leyil!e
BelleviIle. Feb. 10. lslS. fls imsmc
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h ~ IDLE HOUh bOOk.
|. lust PUBLfSHED-The " Idle Hour Book containing
300 pages with coo engavngs-prce only ~ centsre
IN lete with fun.
Comic Almanacs for 1876 Ave in numbsr, will be
sued April They win be the best got up cheap
at that Specimen numbers sent by mail.
The the attention Of the trade Thief,
and large variety The vsrcss kinds Of Chdn
graphic Prints, the bes VI The marks t. so kinds
una msrc TURNER d FISHER, n Chstham-st
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JANIS GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation Forty Th0uannd.

DAILY HERALD-Evsry DAY. Fncs . esufs pss sssy-
Q3 per annum-pay1hle in advance.
WEEKLY HkRALD-Every 6atnrAay-rree ~ esns
ADtERTisEMENfs & lie asasi psisss-sIvsr sasa
PRINTING az al kinds usssssd wish beauty end dss
parch
U- All Iecsers or sommunsusisns bv nai sadrsssi %
the mast % poss paid g he pSsage WI b
deducted from the subscription W0aQy loUl444
JAMEg GORDON BENNETT
Pfoggi0ooH ot -
NEw YoRx HERALD EsyADI ysG1lnus
NJ rvtses as4 Nansus vspeeW
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- FIRST RATE HOUSE, with about I acres Of
E rognd and number Of wooden buiIdnss in tolsrable
cal factory occupied pauofote mandatory
stuated the Hackensaek road only few utss walk
from the ferry. Rent good tenant low to whom
lease will be given fog several il required Inquire Of
Dr. Morris Leo Wolf No. - Liberty street, New York.
mi lmSrc mas llt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-23

POSITIVE SALE OF DWELLING

ON NORTH CAROLINE STREET
IEfSssss Will be exposed to sale, without reserve,
ka,J Oh the premises, ON MONDAY, the 23i Nov
kE at half past O'Clock, If fair, II not ths nesf
-laiA1A Jdtr day, at same hour, these two valuable
wen DuIlt brick DWELLINGS, on the East side of
caroline ST., Nos. lol and 1885, between Jefferson and
orleans sts, each Is feet 'front.' occupied by very re-
spectacle tenants. These houses have very recently
oeen put IN excellent order, and are quite roomy and
comfortable dwellings, having eight rooms in each
mousse They were built without regard to cost, and
as now offered for sale present desirable 0pportuni
~ Tor persons wishing perm lnent residence or a
SAFE investment The location is quite healthy, and
Ill rapidly improving ReighboThood--a pump of ex-
ee1Isnt water is nearly opposite the houses
Inc property can be purchased in fee or subject To
u ground rent-title is HnqueslionabIe. Terms-4
Sash, in months, and in IL months, with Interest.
DEEDS will be given the payment of the last note.
FOR further particulars apply to
JOHN II. ING, Law Buildings, or to
hlodts II. w. BOOL, Auet.
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n EDWARD BIRD,

/" Ne. 2O9 BALTIMORE STREET,
In order to reduce his stock of Fancy Stap'e and
WINTER DRY GOODS, will offer great induce
ments to pur ,hasers who invited to cali and ex-
anime for themselves. He has now on hand an ex-
tensive stock, comprising
RICH NEW STYLE DRESS SILKS
DO Black SILKS, MANTlLLA SILKS
Extra Rich CASHMERE and Cashmere ROBES
high Colored TARTAN PLAIDS
SILK do do
Together with great variety of DRESS GOODS,
Also, the largest and most complete assortment of
SHAWLS and SCARFS
CLOTHS, Cassimeres and vESTINGs, all prices
and ceors
LINEN GOODS ofcvery description
MOURNING GOODS, BOMBAZINES, ALPA-
CAS-, sc
Embroidered Tar.an ROBES for evening Dresses,
very rich and cheap
With full stock of staple Goods
j. EDWARD BIRD, 209 BALTIMORE ST.
n2l between Light and Charles.
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IENO THE 100000 READERS
81

UT Il EEl OLIFFE Elk.
me subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
tic that in consequence of the applications
hitherto made to him, for the furnishing of original
pieces Of poetry, songs, acrostics, sennets for AL
huns, advertisements in prose and rhyme, original
letters, obituary notices, notices Music and the
Drama and in short all descriptions Of composition
he is prepared to furnish those in want both in the
city and country. Applications by mail, enclosing
any amount, will receive immediate attention. Ap.
pIicaIon personally, or if by mall post paid, to
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
No. and Jarvis Building, BaIl'e, Md.
G}- Communications strictly confidential. nl3n
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DRATT-sT. IRON FOUNDRY,

u No. 3O4, ABOVE EUTAW.
Recently occupied by the late Jas. G.. WiIson.)
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishment and is prepared to furnish to order all
descriptions of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON
TURNING and FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, aad for ARCHI-
TECTURAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the best style. 03- Orders respectfully solicited
and punctuay attended to.
OF GIN JOHN COCHRANE
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

TENHIS EVENING, Nov. a3d. VIII be pcrf5rm-
Il ed the Opera of MARIANA. Charles ii,
King Of Spain, Mr.. MEYER Don Cesar dc Bazan,
Mr.. FRAZER. Don Jose de Santarem, Mr. Sc
GUM Alcade, Miss Austin. Mariana, a Giana,
Mrs. SEGUIN.
To consIude with the laughahle Farce of LOVE
IN HUMBLE LIFE. Carlitz, Mr.. w. b. CHAP
MAN. Christine Miss KATE LUDLOW.
% Price of adm sSiOn-Box 50 ccnts-Pit 25.
n3-DOors open at quarter past 7-performance 10
commence al quarter to 8 o'c eek. II
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L ING'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
~ All BALTIMORE STREET,

(HIAR CHARLRs.)
The Oldest Establishment in the CisY
With Light expressly adapted to the Art The most
superior Apparatus and certain Chemicals, the Pro
prietor, by giving his constant personal attention TO
his profession, has been enabled produce the most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN
lATURES that have ever been exhibited.
90 Citizens and strangers invited TO caTl and
examine specimens.
&C. Hours of operating from 9 A. NJ. to S P. NJ.
| stTuctons given and all materials furnished.
sel6-T
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LON q L. e US
|iREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA.
NNHIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED MEDI-

UENAIS JUSTLY CELEBftAVED M EDI-
u CINE ia prepared by Col 8. NJ. LoNGLEY, of
le state of New York from recipe obtained by him
ON the Indians of the north west frontier whilst
ttending the payment Of the annuites of The In
lans of that region some years since. 1t is recon-
tended as infable cure for Asthma, Colds, Dys-
epSa, Liver complaint and all Bilious and Nervous
Elections. 1t is mild and pleasant cathartc, and
operation does not interfere with the business pur
ats Of the patient AS a Family Medicine it ia in
siuabe. Certificates Of the qualities of this medi
ne may be had in pamphlet form from any of the
signed agencies, and the following certificate, il
I'LL be seen, is from one of our own citizens. The
enera Agency ia al the g. E. corner of PRATT and
AGA STREETS, and Of GEO. w. JONES, corner
Baltimore and High streets.
This IS to certify, That was sick for three months
in deTanged and sour stomach and dyspePtical
fections. In that time lost twenty-five pounds Of
esh, my nerves becoming weak that | could
H,srctly walk aboHt had taken almost every other
3 ind Of medicine, which had no effect, when was
duced to try "Longey's Great Westt m Indian Pa
acea," and in less than three days began to feel
etter, and before | had taken one hottie was en-.
g rely cured. II is the best family medicine know
5E | would not be without it on any account.
| have recommended it to number of hands en-
#loyed about the foundry, who have used it with
zlueh benefit WILLIAM McKINSTRY,
ssl-eo3m Foreman of Ross WRans Foundry.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE & C.ALVERT-S SITS,
MRS. HUNTS BENEFIT.
FTHIS EVENING, New 23d, wA be perform
4 ed SATAN IN PARIS. Mysterious Stranger,
Mrs HUNT Count Nanille, Mr.. JOHN SETON.
Count Beausoleil, Mr.. ANDERTON.
SINGING by MRS. HUNT.
To conclude with LOAN OF A LOVER. Ger
truds, Mrs HUNT. Peter spyke, Mr.. JOHN SET
TON Col AmersfOrt, Mr.. ANDERrON.
90 Admittance IS sts., children under 10 years OF
age, l2l cents. saoUn performance to commence at
II O'Clock precisely. II
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MOO IMPORTANT TO OVERLOOK

THNOO IMPORTANT TO OVERLOOK (!
N TOO PROFITABLE TO NEGLECT!!
There is not man living but may, at some time
or other owe his life to the MIGHTY, saving power
of DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
This Tonder Of the age is capable of curing almost
every sort of addiction that assais the human bedy,
as well TO relieve and 1t from all kinds OF
suffering and pain, from The excTuciatiRg agony
of the severest Burn, Pile, Scald, rheumatism, Tic
DOloreaux, &c. sc. 1t has saved hundreds Of lives
in dreadful cases here the Physician has stood ashast
by its impartng instant and rest to victim and
aresting, by its magnetic and electric instantaneous
fluid, Inflammation amt modification.
1t will also prevent Poison taking effect on persons
bit by venom Gus reptiles faht animals, bees, hOr
nets, mosquitoes, SPIDERS or from having come in
contact with poisonous plants-dnd eUeTy case,
Will likewise prevent and cure Broken Breasts,
Sore Nipples, Chafe and Sore in Children, Cancers
and FarhuBces.
GI5- For sale by CHARLES WIsEMaN, Agent
for Baltimore, No 33l Baltimore street, next the
Globe Inn, and corner OF west Baltimore and Cove
streets, Baltimore, of whom il may be had wholesale
and retail. nj l. eO3w