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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-03
MEDICAL, OFFICE.

No. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
first dCurfI0m Baltimore gpiHg towards the dOck)
TENAHIG NOTICE OF DR.. ROGERS NAME On
n different pats Of the Office.
Ate ndanCe rom n. NJ, iiG 10 at night.
CURE T.AkR.9kTED
{17-NO PAY UNLESS a CURE BE EFFECTED
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I Probably there never was n remedy That has been
50 successful IN spC!atC cases Of consumption as
this It clcanS.s and strengthens The system, and APP
pears To heal the ulcers the lungs, aud the pa
! ltnts gradually regain their usual health and
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WASHINGTON, March u, 1913.

The day has been clear and pleasant II has b cen
religiously devoted to the sanctuary.
We are church-building, church-sustaining. and
church respecting people In Washington.
De Meyers concert last night was filed to The
brim Enthusiastic reception-universal delight
He is off to the southwark in the morning.
Mr.. H. f. Riell, Of this city, a lover OF the fAs
arts is making vigorous effort among the amateurs
to have paintings admitted free Of duty, in the pro-
posed modification OF the new tariff. We shall give
him hit at the right time.
II is time the attention Of Congress was called 70
the pilot system Of New York. Let your mercan-
tile people send in their petitions That 10 tho way
to begin the business. The Senate, we are assured.
will give you the right kind Of a law.
The Smithsonian Fund, amounting, principa!
and interest," to about $500 000 ought to be disposed
OF according to the pledge OF the Government The
prompt execution OF the trust would contribute
vastly to the building up and ornamennng OF the
Federal city. And the Washington Monument So
ciety are ready begin their monument a. soon -
Congress will give them the required plot Of ground
These things will Cost the government nothing, ana
contribute intellectually to the dignity and elegance
Of the national metropolis.
The West are opposed to any further additions
by Government to the attractions OF Washington,
because they are bent upon an ultimate removal Of
the capital to the West but the site selected ~
our country's first and best ought to stand - the
Federal citadel forever And % we hops II wiu
The trial Of Gen. Thomas, OF Md, tor alleged
libel Of Col. Benton, in late pamphlet respecting
the unhappy family disputes among tn . parties.
comes of tomorrow. We shall, Of course send yen
a report OF the proceedings.
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CENTREvILLE CoURSE-TROTTlNG.
.l&1&S2 l&S

THE following Sweepstakes are now open, to commence
No swsspst.ke for four year old colts mile heats, best
Bin 5, IN harness Sab. $50 . :.
No.a-s~esPsaks or years old colts two mile heats in
harness. Sub. So
3sveepsrsts for hor'es that never yon Purse match
sweepstake, two mile heats IN harness Sub 80
No Sweepstske for horses hst never won purse over
$50, nile heats, best in 5, Ia harness. Sub $50 -
No. 5-Sweepstaks same ~ No. I, under the saddle.
No.s-swsepstake for horses that pnrse
$50, mile heats. best 10 s. in hansss. Sab. 80.
No. T-6weepstzhe same 40 No. 8, under the saddle.
No. a-8weepsakc for horses that
$780, two mile heats, in harness. Sub. so.
No. 9-Sweepstake SAM As No 8, under the saddle.
The above sweepxtskes half forfeit 41j will be sdde
by the proprietor the Of each Of the above
stakes. Three o make race.
To close before April TO- by o'clock r. NJ At Green
4 Losses. No. 1888 Chatham square.
No Swsepstake free for all trcttng horses mile heats
best n5 harness. Sub $780, half forAit with purse Of
500 sdded by the proprietor the .oud boe the
race This sweeystake come Of April n. To co,e or
before April 70, by o'clock NJ Green Losees three
more to start 10 make race
The track in good rsning order, Il having been sea
Censrsv;iis Cour,.. March 10Th. 1a.s mao iw'r
TO TAVERN KEEPERS AND OTHERS.
EQR sALEThe soodw and fixtures Of &c a.
Tavern staad, lately owned by fetef s,oy
ceased sod kn2w ier this nambes o. esn n,.n.s NY
hoqse." FosfaIfhr particulars sppy on NV ma s.u
~ ta<ssu sves< ~~"
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H. y. WILLARD W. w. SHIRLEY, Auetioneers,
WILL give their personal attention the saeso House
w hold Furniture the residence Of families declining
Stocks Of Dry Goods Grocery and
ct frn h.. T,,s,d ma M nnaI;c son;.s M, y, h o
SALES ROOM, Isl BROADWAY, until May LIST, when
they will the spacious store No IL WAL late
Adams Express Once. mrll liner
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Tuesday, Evening. March ~,
f e SR Hss e H Sc ssf sRssf SSs
salss FR sS":Sa an sssi in III. army Frazier
i'IE S.s..e'l. MR.: ne s.s sssn'n
Garlic isrfSes '. TEAG = By &8EH RsrD
Puff ...;...,..............M Mr.. @. Barrett
e., rfetfa riss'ay. R ab
Door ~ :s.. .aa .. c...i. vii i,.. ss..ssl,
rIles of Adnissoa-Boras. u, Fit. - coats Gallery
A. w. JACKSON. :. MANAGER AND PROPRIE7o Oh
uDeSHtt SSp pf eO ssM 441HlssSS IN
III 1:%;:; cSSs"y =: hi Mach s
% HE S&FTIG 81 5 ot FIELD
Tss p p s HaySs1Ro,tt
Ed~ S":t.c. and Harry bioaaii " 'S csa1:a
'' Constance, lv H e. Bs OF &
,..t JA scs,I ROBINSON AND HIS MONEY! ~ yo,x
So.s. 50 commissioned and Third Tiers. : eu
b. Sa viii NJ ss1 win .. att
aOW ERS AMFHlTfi d rms.
SANDS. IENT !. Y" co. PRoPEIEToRs.
''1ss: %.S ~: S ;:;s M ASis szs sSs
and on Wednesday following. addition superb osrfor
nance in the e': TE ~ ba Ss rfSsi ToRsrs
THE iva WAf Z ilITiN TW SSy FoSEs
fnconi n Paris A.ilsy London an immense cost
A''' the '''' si1s!is |? ~ s'j %EE !: y
he srss, v.ut !. also % spppssr ts
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wM W. SHIRLEY, Auctioueer
Il IL, n \. wiLLARD1rosstve Sale Of Cabinet Farpi.
Sofas, ysT!ou. patterns Sofa Bedteads sscretuy Book
u dressing aud other Bureaus Rocking Chairs French and
other Bedsteads Mattress zoe yards Oil Cloth feet wide.
Ch.ir with various other goods .sDesks. sc. ma lrr
HARPwAhE 4Sb GITiIIE.kf9@TGTtLE d..
GU ZEAu will sell This Day. the Sales Room, No.
hands shoysls and Spades Hand saws Brick Towels
shoe Thrsd BUT HINGES Sand Paper sey,he sr,hrs Anne
poons Jury CSTe, Brass Curtain Pms also. an invoice Of
Also invoice of Thomas. Turaer Co. and lbbotson,
Also, an invoice d Hair. sh,. and Horse Brushes.
Also an invoice Of dne Rs1ois Also Ivory Combs.
G..aloenr. are now ready MA tire
DYKE WIZ VI SH!kEEY Ass E
- China and Glass "Wednesday. March 25h at 10 o'clock
the Of goth and eth avenue sale IN ots
and other printed edged Dipped and
G VAR Plates dishes tea wais sose and toilet ssts tea
Purchasers Of S25 over be furnished with crate and
packlngs ma t.r
FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION
A Levy will sell Wednesday morning. at II O'Clock,
& Which are T. osr Eo :sa
just imported sl.o Camelia.. Azaas Roses ia bloom Pitts
Double D.klss,sai Madeira Roots. &c. ma .t.r
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
RYJ AC0B PtATT on Trssday next atth March, at
bers balance Of Of the former propreor
shsI with an elegant and useful invoice Of fresh goods u,
. s
Services: about iss plain white China Family Dining
Ss d s ss
the catalogue useful modern GOODS and viii be positively
day morning. nal 3tis-rSstM&T
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Absees. Aneuri:m l; Apoplexy. 5; Asthma Bleed
Ing Burned scsded, Brouchitis Carries Cancer,
Consumption 4o Couvulsions, 3 Group Constipation
~ Sesd Is Dropsy N n. cbess 4 Dro~UeS i pyS.riery
q Epilepsy i Eyyspsss J; feyeI L Fever pse,psS.l .
nervous Heart, disease Of q hooping cough, nfam-
mon Il Inflammation Of bladder lnfammsticn Of brain,
Ianammstion Of lungs is; Inflammation Of som.ch In
Asmmaon Of liver Insanity Intsmp-rsnce Ii Malfor
ynst,su, Il Marssmus 8; Old Age, Palsy, /; Premature
birth KuTsq,e, |; Small pcx, q sprue, q Suicide, !;
Ase-under year, ~; Ito ayesr to s. IS; to 10,
III 10 to ITO 20 "a; co. 81; 10 to So II: 5otoeo, IL;
eeto 10 70 2; % to 30, 3; - TO loo u unhnowna
CORNELIUS b. ARCHER, City Inspector.
City Inspectors once. Msrch 20. 1875.
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Diea.

D1oo,
On Sunday, 21d inst, Of consumption, Miss ANNA NJ
Vas HoRN, in the 23d year of her age
Her friends aud acquaintsnces invited to attend
her funeral from her late rssidence No 81 Green street,
this afternoon at 4 o'clock
On sunday, 2ad inst Mrs. MARY AVN CooPER wife Of
Obadiah Cooper, aged 50 years.
Tho friends Of her family with those Of her brothers,
John C. and william H. Howser. and brother in-law,
Capt Samuel Lloyd, respectfully invited to attend
her funsra from her late residence 1873 Amy street,
this (Tuesday) afternoon, at O'Clock. The General
Society Of Mechanics and Tradssmen the brethren Of
the Olive Branch Lodge No sll O. Of o. f. and Palss-
tune Encampment, are also invited to attend.
On Monday morning, Esd inst ELLEN McKrLLsP in the
27th year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place this Tuesday, afternoon,
o'clock from the residen of her aunt Mrs Pinker
tom ISL Water street The friends Of the deceased a.
well as those Of the family are respectfully invited to At
tend
In Jersey City, the morning Of the asa inst after
lingering lness, Of consumption which she bore with
Christian fottude Mrs BoYEs. wifs Of Frederick Boyes
aged ~ years
The relatives and friends Of the family ere respectful
invited to attend her funeral without further notice.
from her late residen, No. ~ Montgomery street on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Early on Monday morning 23d inst. WILLIAM HEERr,
infant son Of Thomas and Ann Day. 92 Warrington st.
Brooklyn, aged Is days.
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AVIS.
IMR ANDRE HlSSE restsnt 81 Broome street, desire
lvl RAFT ycir Lss'r JOSEPH SCHERP BouIsnrer, pour
ahsiret qul IIntereesenG MA 3t.rc
- tnIrd street ht hoase east Of Third m2i 7w'rc
DACKET SHIP HOTTIN0UER, for Liverpool sails this
day. AZ IL O'Clock fassenaers will please be on board
wsstds Burlns Slip At that time when she will proceed TO
sea with steamer
|ths Merchant' Exchange Reading hafpsst H.
MA lire
ASTOR HOUSE BATHS.
rntr,nes No vesey street, Private door Aston Ho,.e
|THE PUBLIC respectfully Informed that above
copperl and the largest this city. In point Of
ces ne and attention. the baths BE- exceled The
Free Of bath IS GEMS The Sea Baths at
% a; '''' iE sr' DIV AGGs' fssp1.,sr
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CLOTHING
MUCH LOWER than the General Pcss--JACOB VAN
N1 DERBILT, 36 Maiden Lane, between VIM. and Nassau
the cheapest fashionable and boys clothing
establishment ia New York. -
N B. Hundreds of garments ready made which will be
sold Wholesale ( retail, very low. m20 lmsrc
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VISITING the city Of New York are invited e call and
Books Stationery Paper Notorsl and Letter Copying Prss
es, Gold Pens, Quils, Inks and Fluids,
AND ALL OTHERAhTl Giles BY STATIONER0,
1T the LOtcest Possible Prices.
RICH LOUTREL, 81 William ST.,
maj 1msmc one door below Cedar.
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COLMAN'S EMPORIUM OF ART,
AND CLASSIC CABINET GALLERY OF OIL


PAINTINGS,
WHICH INCLUDES his immense stock Of Books. Paint
w inss ngravings fancy Stationery Drawings pnwirs
Materials Music. &c. be fond the SECOND
FLOOR flight Of e.:X stairs havine leased the frs,
many much below regular prices being DESTROYS of eosog
up s possible his Book department.
cheap list will be published for those who will buy
in quantities.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine his
No 2O3 Broadway, secoud floor. MA zris
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
Under the pat,onsge Of the lsd,e. q the Abingdon A.
in the Street Church between 9Th and 9h
Tuesdry evening 9th instant which the follow
ladies' and kindly volunteered their vaua
BILE services:
Miss Fust lady amsteur; Mr. Jackson; Mr. A. Johnson
Mr. Lee from Ed nturgh and gentem Of he N ork
QaaItee Club, Mr. Clirehugh and Mr. Austin Phillips MIR.
Writings and Poetic Character Of Robert Burns Messrs
commence o'clock Tickets Q, Programme aud
tickets be had the Music Stores, Robert Carriers book
Broadway Mr. Dams book h and at the door
m mis- htoft hs rert m2i 3t<rSatMGT
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ssaS ssoHasss tSss X'issisi rs sgs
<e<e " law y6eps 8wln'@s
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SHEFFIELD HARDWARE,
At MANUFACTURERS PRICES
OFFERED by the subscribers for small commission ON
~ the ri importation. -
1859 goce Table Cutlery assorted qualities from 81 M per
groce.
set, Ivory Table Knives with 81 pieces from 50 per
set.
5000 dozen Pocket Cutlery. new patterns
1900 dozen RaZors, Eiots and Others makers
$50 dozen Hand, Panel and Back saws from SIS IS per
dozen.
An Of steel Files Brown aud F1hers cee
hrated Brads and Bits Squares spokeshsves pan Tea
Trays BARTON BROTAERS
mA Nsr n Pl,ft streef m sta;rs
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DR.. BROWN, DENTIST
CHRISTIE'S GENUl NE
G A l. V A MIC RI N G S

MAGNETIC FLUID.
HIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY comprises an en-
s G,y,a:% as msae, by which s
ss.eas Cheaper and with p.1fec, eonysnsse: and
used rs All
Eeyous seI Headache, ladis..Sn, Paralysis. F;.y
S:.gS Z: S::
s q s M Sr IL Ind BEAD
seal Energy and all Nervous Disorden In Of Dys
are Of p SssT S tSa sds and
FIJI SsTySSS S$SS AZ
eronie case: Of disease where the Rings DO not
g. s. Or Is.s e.:
Ary q i. .s1.s %.
e FrgD relieved
used with the Rings
. aa b: G:a ss e.
sciences believed 70 po'.es the remarkable powers Of
PLASTERS.
articles form an important addition to the Gayan,c
IS. ;s sS: :
sss re .as ses Il SsTSEi If a. Ef:
VIII be found Of sTss, ana permanent a sd7sniass. ~ -
The reader is eferred TO numerous
GD-HOME CERTIFfCATES,.U
published in The Atlas New York SUM- Mirror Tribune and
other papers.
tn testimonials all Of which from the respeca-
BILE have been seec ed from several hunded Of
similar which have been during tbs short
time The discovery bees before the An public
Only Agency in New York No 1874 Fulton streef, Sun
Il-CAuTToN-Bswsre Of spurious limitations of these
articles. Messrs A. b. Sands and have been,
SCENTS for DR. Christie genuine any
ees called "Galvanc which offered by tho firm.
d. c MOREHEAD,
Agent General for the United states.
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x09 - THE fropsetors OF steaInboats wishing
Bells hung, would do well to pay visit o.
,bosrs The essmboss Nissuss Iron Witch
and examine H. Homsts Improved Style Of Bell Hang
~ peat and ssny, Aad Warranted Tor one rear by NO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-24

CUAfa ESSENCES AND PEHfUMkRY, OF all KINDS,
y 'ep0t No Courlandt street The Subsc!bes Original
and of the genuine Walnut Oil Mill
tary Shaving Soap which surpsss all other
having greatly enlarged facilities prepared
hand b, hy scented A%S1d Rose. musk windsor Palm.
Croton eating Soap and splendid article wen suited
for Baths and private family warranted to sink and
sensr asso tmsnt Of Pehgmsry Es:snsss &C. both FoEn
our celebrated Crystalline Candies the Wst India and
South Amer markes warranted 70 stand climate
0ocen Du ygss and dealers in general requested TO
call and examine for themselves
tA1msv IOHNSON. VROOM fOWLER-
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tbJ-A CARD 90
NATIONAL TIL EATHE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

NATIONAL THEATHE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEIGH, MANN AND
DELEvAN.
THE PUBLIC are acquainted sa, this magnificent
mouths. By th si:i.sn. and yi.,o from Z. part.
ss;i n: TR
forth and ,s
The q liberal who s
4. C,su: Temple Of Fashion PoDa.y ia. the nS:t
And sS The
ES1 Yv I'll:
authorities. produced succession Of Scenery
:S Is esnSsH
former attempts. Every style Of Eastern Banners. E.s OF In
,hs Of which ,hs have 5ss. greatly
eomS.i. ssaesi issIia :na
alone furnish and bring superior
manner before discriminating public ml9
NEW GREEN WICH THEA IRE, eorner Of YsIjek and
NJ Gss, ass r. sssS'sS
Mr. " Dr.gsI.Act;1g AID s.,gs Msnsgsr Nj, H. z 9ra
S::'oS M' H. Mssa1te.'u%s1. Mr. Tssior-FropsI',s:
The public are respectfully Informed that hi. new and els
giant building S S1 JgS'i''is1yG sSff March ,A
%h nsny efficient and talented f. p EHfs be
~, Acting ,;s and Stage MANAGE mage.
Of Also several q Rs Saloon. g Also large
tty Of superior building sand for SALE removed forth
with Apply at the Box Office. m2<
SEoFSE t2REk ;s,pss;."y to the
1A"Fi'&siSSk kk Si., e. T. the
the chef deuvre the great modern French composer
FELIcIES DAVID,
THE DESERT.
.ns
a scale of magnitude hitherto upprec edented
The performances will with the Concert
to Marmon composed and dedicaad TO the New York Phil
harmonic Society, by GEORGE LODER.
After which, LIE Desert. by Felicien David.
The Recitations and Solos. by Mr.. ROBERT GEORGE
PAIGE.
To conclude with grand Festival Overture, by Lind
painter. .
Being Of the greatest performances advertised in
New York.
Tickets cents-to be obtained the various music
and of H. Meggs, 4i6 Broadway.
N.B-Rehearsa Friday vening, which all the male
members respectfully invited be present MA Sur
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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, WITH THE
MANIKINS, &c.
nR. WIETING, will commence a popular and condensed
- of Lectures in Cl Hail. Thursday
ing, March twenysixh, at IA o'clock, Anatomy sad Ply
foot Skeleton large collection Of Models from the
Mankin4 exhibiting large scale OF the
throat &C., sc and large collection Of Anatomical Paint
inEs. -,
MI 9t,s~y
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

From the Evening Post.
DR. 9. CAsTLE who he, prscticsd for the last seven
his profession He operates upon the Teeth with great
and ability. He has also prepared Composition for filing de
scds ;nd injecting agents sseomss :. hard as the tooth it.
DR. A G. CASTLE, Dentist,
mis- imvm 3si Broadway, corner Of White 1t.
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NEEDLE &c FISH-HOOK MANDATORY,
~ Maiden Lane.
VVM CROWLEY 4 SON, manufacturers Of the above
w articles respectfully inform the importers Of New York
and other Cities that they have hand large stock Of
the above articles which they willing to sell At small ad
ndesired
PS RosERr CROWLEY. importer Of Sheffield and Biz.
mpghayn Goods ia mart of the shove ia im]rc
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E4KA FOR NEW ORLEANS. = Loutslana and New
York Liue-Pcsitivelx First Regular packet. to ssil
this day, 18th inst-The elegant, fast sailing packet
ship HUqUENOT, 0oodhus master. will positively sail
For freight or passage having handsome furnished accom-.
modations, apply board at Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall
COLLINS co, s. South street.
Positively goods received board alter o'clock this
day.
Passengers will please be board Crlssns wharf foot Of
Wall this day, tTuesday ash rsiantj O'Clock,
a, which time the ship will sail. -
Agent IN New Orleans, JAS. L. WOODRUFF, who will
promptly forward all goods 10 his address -
Packet bark 0ENEBEE, Minott master will succeed the
Monday regular day MA
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THE ANNIVERSARY Of the German Society will be
celebrated by Dinner at the Astor House, the 18th Of
March, lsl6, o'clock. Tickets for the may BE- OBJ
tanned, by applying to the undersigned Stewads-
Dr.. A. Gescheidt 1888 Walker street.
DR.. z. Hensche 1888 Chambers street.
g. Hessenberg, William street.
w. Kobbe, 46 Beaver street.
G. A. Luning, Broad street.
c. Meletta, Is Broad street.
i. Stenhei, So Beaver street. ml4to25sr
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WHERE the following great attractions will be
w Cloth Coats from 3 SIG Alpaca Costs from 81 s
to s. Thin Goats Of Linens. Ginghsms and Prints from
from 50 to g so Drilling and other Summer Pants from
s'73 Also large Of Cloths Csssimeres
snd yestngs which will be made order the
astdou Boys Clothing, equally cheap-whch prices
admitted to be twenty-five cent cheaper than ohs
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TOBACCO, SEGARS AND BASS.
A. sAMANOs, No. 81 Broadway, up stairs. offrs 70!
IA sale splendid OF shoce Segars selected
expressly for his Also, 40 bales Of strictly
prime st. Jsgo Tobacco and small lot Of Bass by Wholesale
and retail. mI9 INT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-24

nR. DODS will deliver Course Of Six Lectures the
- Philosophy Of Mesme!sm. the pIesent week at the Ly
MONDAY evening March asd a hafpast o'clock. and con
nTe every evening during the week The somnambel,st
Will examine the diseases Of each
and some Of the most intervening experiments witnessed
and deshted thousands. Admiration g ms Ate
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-07-30
THE LIFE CLOCK.
FROM THE GERMAN.

FROM THE GERMAN.
There is little mystic clock,
No human eye hath seen;
That beaieth on-and beateth on
From morning until cen.
And when the soul is wrapped in sleep,
And heareth not sound,
l. ticks and ticks. the livelong night,
And never runneth down.
o, wondrous is that work of art
Which knells the passing hour,
But art ne'er formed, nor mind conceived.
The life clocks magic power.
Nor set in gold, nor decked with gems,
BY wealth and pride possessed;
But rich or poor, or high or low,
Each bears it in his breast.
When Life's deep stream, midst beds of flow
All still and softly glIdes; ters
Like the wavelet's step, with gentle beat,
1t warns OF passing tides.
When threatening darkness gathers DER
And Hopes bright visions fee,
Like the su len stroke Of the mutf1ed oar,
Il beatcth heavily.
When passion nerve sthe warriors arm
For deeds ofhate and wrong,
Though needed not the fearful sound,
The kncll is deep and strong.
When eyes to eyes are gazing oft.
And tender words are spoken,
Then fast and wild it rattles on,
AS If with love 'twere broken.
Such is the clock that measures life,
Of flesh and spirit blended;
And thus twill run within the breast,
Till that strange life is ended.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-07-30

TSAKES this opportunity to inform his Gus
toners. and the Public in general. that he
has removed his DYEING ESTABLISH
MENT, six doors west II the Court House
where he will be prepared 10 color aud clean
kinds Of Clothing and Dresses Of all cOlOrs.
Cleaning and Dressing OF Hats. ..
For S.l- J. will be at his shop on Mon
a. Saturdays.
- Nov. 8, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-07-30

NOTE-The following bill in form for a
public act was ordered to be printed with the
Public Acts of the May session, 1916, and to be
continued to the next session OF the General
Assembly.
CHARLES VIM BRADLEY.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26

or Consumption, dire and dreaded, is the ene-
my which il is the mission of Buchan's Hungarian
BaIsam to meet and overthrow. And this mis-
sion has been performed in hundreds Of most
hopeless and appalling cases.
From Geo. Coleman, Portland, Ne. l have
now been agent for the Hungarian Balsam nearly
Two years, and during that time have sold several
gross in this city and vicinity, Which has been
used by nvalids with astonishing success. Several
physicians, being satisfied Of its good qualities,
have used it themselves, and recommended it to
The public. Yours truly.
GEO. COLEMAN
Pamphlets respecting this Great English Rene
dy may be had gratis Of VIM +. SSELsoN, Drug
gist, only agent in Fayette, Mo.
Read the advertisement in another column OF
this paper.