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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-21

| hunted about for some place of Sc
curity where might pass the night. A
fire dare no. build, for tina. day, | had
seen the trail Of Cammanches, and pre-.
fering the mercies ofthe beast TO the man,
the vol to the Indian, | gathered pill
low of leaves beside the huge bulk of
Frustrated pine and lay down hoping TO
escape in my quiet nook the jackall scent
of the Indian Cossac and the desert
wolf.
Scarcely had stretched my tired limbs
on nv sad couch ere like spirit from the
internal pit, with vault that would have
done credit to an OIymplan Gymnast;c,
right over my head eaped one OF these
terrible scourges of the woods, having
cleared the log and some fifteen feet of
earth in his spring. As he passed u felt
his hot breath on my face and his eye
seemed like a burning star dashlng
through space In an instant the whole
q rea appeared full Of these wood demons
All around me their feet we're busy, and
with half uttered growls they seemed al
ready displting my possession. The tel.
low who had described his rainbow course
above me, turned at bay, and gared upon
me with eyes that seemed lighted up with
fire from the bottomless pit. MY gun,
German yagar, was at my cheek IN
moment and my finger was on the trlg..
ger. For the first time she missed lire!
The click seemed only TO increase the
boldness and rage Of the pack.
thought had seen something of the
transforming power Of hunger before,
when on the Ocean | had witnessed the
out Of the last poor pIttance
Of bread to the half starving ships CON-
Dany, and men that had been as brothers
changed to Gagged and hungry hyenas,
ready to destroy friend for offering to
,ick up crum the right to which was
doubted. But that was almost Christian
ty compared with the anxious rage that
seemed in direlul commotlon about me.
NV guns second trial proved moro
,ortunate and my daring vaulter tumbled
Town with two bullets crashed through
,is skull The scent Of the blood was in
he air, and in moment the fallen hero
vas the object ofcontentIon to score Of
,is fellows. Determined to profit by this
temporary diversion in my favor, turned
md was in the act of stepping upon the
runk Of tree that lay lodged at an an
lie which would permit my ascent, when
rom its top came piercing scream that
ent the blood curdIing to my heart, ana
topped for an instant the cannibal wolves
rom their banquet. Hastily my gun
'as reloaded, without patching. and three
nIIets went whizzing towards tho Two
ye5aIls Of fire amidst tho branches.
here was stiAed growl and then
eavy fall or bound upon the earth. The
1nt6er had fallen or jumped from his
osilion, instantly reloaded, and kept
line upon the trunk Of that half PROSTATE be
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From Morris National Press.
OREGON CUES FION.

An esteemed English correspondent
wrltesns as follows, by the last steamer
v cannot be that your citizens and our
sObects are going TO fight about Oregon
Heaven forbid p! If the people on both
sldes of the Atlantic, however, are reso.
lntely bent on throat cutting, the Oregon
question or any other of course, will furn.
Oh "a fair excuse for it.n With VIVA,
satisfaction the arch. fend would smoke
bis pipe, as he read the bulletin of the
hrst battle! Pm off for earlh.n he
would exclaim, "by the first train!-Pan.
demonlum is empty, and the devils are all
ihere!" The pacific editors OF England
and America, ought, one and all, to reprint
Southey's "BattIe of BIenheim," the finest
SATIRE ever penned-so exquisitely keen
because its simplicity and quaintness. !"
We think with our correspondent, and
here is the poem?
ut was summer evening;
Old Kaspar's work was done,
And he before his cottage door
Was sitting in the sun:
And by him sported on the green
His little grandchild Wlhelmine.
She saw her brother Peterkin
Roll something large and round,
Which he beside the rivulet.
In playing there had found,
He came to ask what he had found,
That was so smooth, so large, so round.
Old Kasper took it from the boy,
Who stood expectant by;
And then the old man shook his head,
And with natural sigh,
TITS some poor fello0's skull" said he,
who fell in the great uictory."
g find them in the garden,
For there's many hereabout;
And often when 60 to plough,
The ploughshare turns them out;
III For many thousand men" said he,
"Were slain in that great uictory"
IN "Nop tell US ,hat twas dEaoout,"
Young Peterkin he cries;
III And little Wilhelmne looks up
With wonder. waiting eyes;
"Now tell us all about the ,oar,
q And ,rhat they fought each other .for."
at was the English, Kasper cried,
Who put the French to route;
But phat they fought each othertor
I could not nell make out;
But every body said," quoth he,
"That 'toas a famous uictory!
"My father lived at Blenheim then,
ID Yon little stream hard by:
II They burnt his dtceling to the ground.
And he Das forced to fly;
So with his ,oife and child he fled,
Nor had he phere to rest his head.
"WitAf and s,Oord the country round.
Was ,rastcd far and tcide,
And many ehiLding mother then,
And metr.born baby died;
But things like that you knew must bc
At euery famous victory
They say it was shocking sight
After the field was won;
For mGny thousand bodies here
Lay rotting in the sun; ...
But things like that you know must be,
After a famous UietOry
Great praise the Duke of Marlbro won'
And our good Prince Eugene"
why twas very wicked thing"
Said little Wilhelmine.
"Nav-nav--mv little girl !" nuoth he,
IT ,CGs a famous pictOry.
And every body praised the Duke.
Who this great fight did win"
But what good came of it at least1
Quoth little Peterkin. .......
why that cannot tell" said ho;
Eut t,eds a tdmaus eietory. ..t.
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AMUSEM ENIS.
OLLIDAY STREET. THEATRE.

TIOTJJIDAI . hbF TEA 7 NE,
CHI lNGE OF PROGRa NINE EVERY EVENING
HE ERR ALEXANDRA returns his grateful
q n thanks to the Ladies' and G-utlnmt n of Batt-
more for the very liberal patronage and encnu age
meht extended to him during hts sOIourn in the me-
nnnental city. He has breu persuaded both by what
he deems his interest and the solicitations aud ad-
vice of his friends, TO remain for SIX NIGHTS
LONGER, commencing
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, Jan. IL.
During which time he will II ave The pleasure Of in
t~ohuclng succession of new feats in NATURAL,
PHILOSOPHY and MAGIC Of the IN lst pleasing
and exraIrdinary description. He will repeat those
only which have proven the most acceptable aud he
hopes his efforts to please may not he made in vain
&c FOr par iculars, e small bills.
U}- BoXes-First and Second Tiers 80 Cents-Pt
and Gallery Is Gents.
U3- Seats may be secured during the day from 10
A. NJ until O'Clock, p. M
tI3- Doors open at Recommending at half past
O'Clock, precisely. fri 1t
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~ Cd SDSS gg WV GROUND RENTS
: II FFTTTTT W
BCND 4 GELBfCH.

TANIE Apply 10
BOND 4 GELB.fCH
Real Estate agents, No 40 SecOnd-St
Ss Who offer tor sale Il large variety nf very
&ss9f cheap property. patt of which we namc:-
hsnaI A large IA, beautiful 3 story dwelling, with
As.&@I- large back budugS-l1t 4as feet front, 10
deep II an alley, On Lexington st near Charles ST.
oS Also, Spacious aud well arranged = story
aaEA dwelling on w. Lombard St near Howard st..
-9Sass lot "A feet, l76 derpto an alley, with sta
he-. This house viii be sold very cheap, in fee sun
pie or VITA ground rent. 90. in 81. rlu - near
Fmuklin, 81 suU; IN Ezeter-st, near CRANKY, sf 500;
a neat stnty dvGl ing on MadisOn-s near Howard.
at only s9JD-W rent for $l5O; in w. Lexington
Vt. near plur. with passage AMI back tuildiug, and
deepot, only F2,50b; IN Sartt0gast between Pine
ST. aud R"nallnyl story, with atlic and back build
ing lot II by lis fegt dr"p cost 81 400 10 build VIII
he sold at ouly 800, in vments 0r /. ,, ,,
aud years, j. under at $780, in Pit near
Eden, $3.50 each; fin" hOnse in South Pnca It.
near Little Green. OpIy $1,000; , in w Fayettr st.
near Cove, at $50 raCh; an Harrison 81. neat the
Synagogue; IA Caroline st ncarE Baltimore SsOG;
. in WanshCck, near Hoins ST., 9j75 and $780, | in
CrNhy-st. near Exe,er Sl0OO in Courtland st. in
fee, SA2G very large and most desirable store with
dwelling on N side OF Lexington ST. between FElaw
and li"ward-w be SOLD cheap easy TERMS and
manv others
BUILDING LOTS to Lease in every direction
some with advances
A large number Of FARMS for sale TAI NIL
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AM ANEEB. a number OF active hiEN, to ira
w yclas AGENTS for the sale Of new and pop
ular Publications in the Eastern, Western, Southern
and Middle States and the Canadas. EaCn man will
be insured $500 per per year, in writing, and
hove his expenses with an opportunity of clearing
$1,000 per year and more, if active. Each man will
have his own district. II will he necessary for them
10 have AT least from 25 10 $50, to obtain good fit
ting out; need apply unless he has that sum- il
being obrct to establish good agents aud give lhcm
such chance as no one else can offer them Apply
at the Office the Ulitet States Publishing Company,
corner Of BALTIMORE and NORTH SITS, (JNrVIs'
Building) up sairS-entraRCe No, Jarvis Building,
Letters post paid, will meet with prompt attention.
o23,ly
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6,ANTKMLL,s A4Up MIXTURE.


" OR ONiC VI nlCANERTA!
For the cure of al BILIOUS 'PFRcTi9Hs if taken
according directions.
II IL never taIIing remedy which no family ought
to be- without, especially in Inv trsny Countries.
AS this medc is put up under the prnprietnr's
immediate inspection, 0n tnr most sLie' Iic prUnc
pies, (hCin! IurGy Vrgetahlp,) an having tined its
efficacy ON thousands for upwards Of twelve years
and TO his knowledge when taken strictly according
to directions, there las not been one ftI ure. UI
der such circumstances, recommend il to the pub
lie, addlnga few certificates in support If my asser
lion.
The indications of cure in the treatment OF fever
and ague are-frs 10 put SPEEDY stup as possible
10 the hi when IL has taken place, directions for
which you will b. supplied with on each bottle, al
ways observing that the wrteu signature of the sub
scrihrr, 'ohn A. CanreIl, 'is pasted the envelope
of each hotte. Prize 81 each.
MOBILE, Alabama, Sept l, 1915.
This is TO certify, That Joseph II. More, had
the Fever and hgue for nearly Two years, and tried
all The most ointment medicines used for the cure
of said disease, without obtan g permanent relief
was induced. through the persuasion of lreud to
try CanreI'S Tonic Mixture Que bDttlc of which has
ma ca permanent cure OfmYc1se. can with con
hdence recommend it to all afflicted with Fever and
Ague. JOSEPH II. MOORE.
This is to certify, That know the above to be cor
rec: in every particular. w. II. NICE,
Chemist and Druggist, N. 2. corner of
Government and Conceptions sts, Mobile Ala.
SOUTHWARK, Sept. 24th. l545.
This is 10 certify, That myself, vie, aud two chill
dr,n were h,ic ed with Fever aud Aaue aud that
two hotties oi utre'a Tonic Mixture made per
trGt cure Of us, and I can with perfect confidence
recommend it to the public. JOS. ANTHONY.
PuMApELpnGA, sept % t. 1915.
We, the UNDERSIGNED, Ia Ing seen The tfci2l
Effects Of CanrGl's Ague Mixture in curing The Fc-
yer aud AGue "hcn all other remedies have failed,
can with con 'dEucr recnmnrn' il to tn public.
WILLIAM MY Frs, II. ) Navy Vafd, Philad
A. FOIVELI, do do d.
P. q. SLAVERY, manufacturer of Porcelain and
Hollow ware, Foundry Southwark.
Sold. Wholesale 1nd HetaII, ny CHLEB CRES.
SON, ut his Drug Warehouse, Mott North THIRD
ST., philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agents:
J. f. Perkins 4 Bro. corner ofFraukn and Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
e. II. Perkins, No. 425 West Baltimore st corner Of
Green ST., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederickcity, Md.
]. f. Calan, Washington city, d.
IL. PeGi & Co., Alexandria, do.
J. l.. KidweIi, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner ofCarpen
ter aud Second ats, below Christian, Philadelphia
(ty-Ohservp, none are genuine without the signal
ture JOHN n. CRNJRELL. ial0 If2w'r
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@NLOSENG OFF STOCK OF WINTER
q DRY GOODS As the season is far advanced
will now oder great inducemt MS 10 Buyers of FAN
CV aud -hple Day GOODS, having on hand fresh
and full Stock, bought with care his fall, in this and
eastern markets. although do not protrS,to sell NTH
out regard 10 cost vt will sell many lic!, at and
LESS THAN COST, aud feel assured shat buyers will
fluid II 10 their advantage to call before making their
purchase.
rye stock of Rich SILKS
White Damask very itch for evening Diessss)
large stock French and English Cashmere
Do do do NOusClin de LANES
Shawls, Shawls and ScaffS
Cloths, CassimeGes and VeStings
Blankets, Flannels MarsuIlies Quilts, Linen Sheet
ings, Cotton do, domestic Goods Of all kinds.
]. EDWARD BIRD, No. 300 Balti .,ore st.
d3l near Charles St.
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w A N rs.

WWANTED-By a Respectable young nan, ~
Wv years Of age, situation as Porter or 5ecOnu
Clerk, or ANY other respectable employment. He can
produce the REST Of references; also assuring his en-
suytr he shall spare rXertiOn discharging every
trust d, VOWED on him with fidelity. mOder IL
comp, nsaion Will only be required the first month
Apply quickly at
l., f. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
jal2 No. 10 Exchange Place.
&MTANTED TO AlIEtt.-A slave " oman ~
w tn month or year, VINO is a good plain cook,
washer and ironer to 20 a few miles in the country
Also, While Woman well experienced in nursing;
and small Gu, from IL 10 IS years of age 10 assist,
Sc. to be bound ull she is OF age. Fair wages will
he given for the above servants and permanent stu
ton. Aprly quickly 10
LEWIS f. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South,
ia6 Nearly opposite the Exchange,
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MpLAtK cook SEANUnACToKY.

MPLA y * BUDk MA
NIB Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books,
Invoice Books, Lctler Books, Rank looks, Meso-
Tandum Books, &C., fulI and half bound, Of every
vare of size and pattern. IN hand or ;da To or
der with promntnrss in the most substantial manner
Of the best materials warranted give .tsiactio
CHECKS on The Btnks ct Baltimore.
Notes ami Drafts Bills OF lyading; Rail Road re
ceipts; Stamps: School Ronks Of every description;
Miscellaneous Books in great varGty--With general
assortment of STATIONERY. Purchasers ave re-
specfuy Invited 10 examine the sto K, all OF which
will be sold moderate terms, wholesale and retail
JOSEPH " LEWIS,
ia3 No rs Baltimore ST.
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, GARD. 100 GonD WATCuGs.--

<n9 GARD. 100 Cod w AfCuES.--
YIN n lnse WIN wish Il p rcha>n b. ,d~ome
lh-i SO Watch aud tuaiu tor New Years gifts are
t&S:.:SsS nrucu a ~ inv ted catl ana 'ruinrG u
Oh Kn'S large stock Of GuIi Watches. HhICh are
jut r:cpived, and will be- sold at such prices iht all
can wear a Cold WMch G ID ari s'e.a t' Ihoe" who
wan bargans in W. lcheS IEd all dpS" rip'oH> "f
Jewelry. Stne Wafer street Second door from Cal
vsr.st r27
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ItoUNTES WANTED. A Counter with
" Drawers is wanted by the subscriber, for which
a fair price will be given. Applyto
ALFRED II. REP,
ia9 No. 335 Baltimore street,
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BALTIMORE MIISEllM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE Il C.GLVERT 7. SITS
IMPORTANT ALPEFsArIONl
DC Day visitors admitted in the evening" FREE,
except when there day performances, and on
benefit nights.
FHNHI% stVENTNCi. Jan. 18th, will be performed
x HONEST THIEVES. Abel Day, Mr. JOHN
SEFTON. Ruth, MIS-. WATTS.
Dancing by Miss CANNON.
To conclude with II ArPY MAN Paddy Murphy
Mr.. WILLIAMS. 10 Krt, Miss CANNON.
QI}-Fur pnrliCulrr see small hills
~ Adnuitance - cts, children under 10 years IF
y O'Clock precisely. 1t
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Ers ETUATIDH WANTED by a young man rs
- Bar-kceper. lie is thnrO ghiy acquainted with
the bnsHess, aud can comU hIghjy recommended; or
he WOBi dccep amy Respectable mercantile business,
where he coull make himself useful To his employer
Apply quickly at l.. f. SCHTr,
ial2 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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FREE EXHIBITION.
FRLVIEBE SATIrNAI. DAGUERREAN GAL
LERY AND PFIDFEGEAPHTC DEPOTS; es-
Gabshei in le4n, aud awarded the Medal, -Four FIRST
Premiums. and Two Highest Hon by the Institutes
Of Massachusetts, New Y0E, aud Pennsy vauia re-
specveIv Tor the aost bcautjfui cotored Dugucrreo-
types, and best apparatus eYer crhibitcd
2n5 BALfIMOGE ST. Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewclry Store,
PENNSYLVANIAA AVENUE, Washington city.
No. 4jl Bruadw4y, New York.
u Court street, BpsioH
l56 Chc8itul street, Phl,adeiph
10 PORTRAITS taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
J3- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fu,-
nished.
Amy editor disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please 20 so. 0l4
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CALVERT HALL-LAsT NIGHT.

CALVERT HALL-LAST NIGHT.
INR. ~ &c tPL;tToN will have the honor Of
" ~ giving his .rcoud series, tlnhracin the mrlo-
dies Of ENGLAND, IRELAND aud SCOTLAND
On THURSDAY EVENTNG, Jan. Is.
Piano Fort, 10y ilr. SMART.
Gan nelva of ten minutes between the parts
PART FIRST-ENGLAND,
SONGS-'"The Lads of the Village" 'Tcl her
love her" "Back Eyed Susan" Hunting Song,
sold fowler"
FART SECOND--TRELAND.
SONGS-''They may Rail at this Iite'' "The Last
Hose Of Summer" ''We may Roam through
this World" GRAND SCENA-"AH is lost
now" "StiIl so gently % me Stealing" AS
orig naIlv sung by Mr.. Templetou in the Grand
Opera of ella SOnnambula
PART TtIRD-SCOTLAND.
SONGs-"hul Robin ay' "A mml's a Man for
a'that" ''Fhe Laird % COckp H."
43- Tickets so cenIs-may be hrd at P0hinsOn's
Circulating Library, the Music stores, aud the drors
Ql3- Doors open at 6s-to commence at Z! o'cnck
E3- Books of the Words (price Icy cents arh, to
re Had at the doors. il3 Il
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VuyaH sUCCG,S OF GOU!:AUD'S

YWyatl SUCCE,& tiUU!sAUD'S
Ill ITALIAN MEDIC FED SOAP,
in the removal Of Eysipeas, ScrntuIa, Ringw"rn,,
Pus ues, B,otchGs, spots, Tan FfrcKles, Sa"wnrsS
Ia unparalleled IA tn" history az Ghemlsiry In "ddi
ton To IT. great 5ruinrSS cltarirr aud white
er of skin II is the most drlicimuS Shaving Com
pound EnpWu--lmd can he used with eIthrr hard nr
salt water. GOUR\Uu'S POr Dies SU TITLES
wal puSitValy eEurpue every vestlgt % RuprrHnH
h I'm III II iir ana tiat, too without mluriug The IN
delic ite skin.
For sale ny SerH $. HANCE, tG3 Baltimore street.
and cUraHr OK Charles and Prattst %!
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THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY.
In a gay prrtLrre moss rose grew,
Where n"at N hand, from streams bright bed,
A lovely, hr,ad leavrd lilly threw,
Above IhG waters its snowy head.
A dispute arose Hetwren the pair,
THE words ran high, and were hit as aa,l
For Lilly said red was nnsrrmIy To wear,
Aud Rose SAID we was no colnr at all.
A gentle maiden heard the dispute,
Aud Chided tn ~ hnIh in accents meek;
With sorrow aud shame the flowers were mute,
Ant tHGucefnuh h'er ded on w0man's cheek!
But ever avoid The hectc flush,
AND coughs and colds allow 40 chance;
To insure cure ~ prevent an attack,
Use tnr CA NUY-.iuade by iANCE
ilance's Candy is sovereign temedy for coughs
C Ids, spittiug u uont and huarsGncss Price % cts
per package. For salt by
SETH s. HaNCE,
New Drug ard Medicine Store, No. lNo Baitinr0r,
street. and corner Of Charles and Pr IL SiE. jat1
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BU SIN EoS CAnIJo. q

u w. WEAVER, Successor to Jacob Wea-
s1 ver) UNDERTAKES, No.2O =. SHARP-oT
opposite the Church. ule+6m
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DIR. AAHDIS'S
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS.
Warranted 10 perform hcT .1tcIL cure 4
HERNIA or RUPTURE.

-
WurraHtcn 10 perform her aicI cure 4
HERNIA or RUPTURE.
YEEHE subscriber having purchased the Patent
II, right Of the above TRUSS, aud having entered
extensive into their manufacture, off it for
sale at halt the price formerly charged by the patentee.
The above instrument is constructed entireiy upon
anatomical aud pathological principles, and meets
every indication essential to the permanent cure OF
HERNIA.
II possesses many important advantages over the
Trusses now in common use as it combines fltXibli
ty with frnueSs aud by means Of the pivot and indie
pendent spring, the mad accommodates itself firny
10 the body, and cannot be displaced by the motion
Of the wra'Gr, answering by This means, desidera-
tum long sought after by the Medical profession
Although II is as yet new invention, it has become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured of that
most troublesome and fatal disease Hernia. The de
sire tn put the Truss within the reach of all afflicted
has induced the proprietor to reduce the price.
Certificates of the strongest recommendation from
some of the iuust distinguished Surgeons and Physi-
claus Of this and other cities, can be seen by
reference to circular in the hands of all the Agets
and public places generally.
EPuRAlM Y. FORNEY, Proprietor,
Chemist and Apohccary,
No. 81 Eutaw-st. cor. Clay ST, Baltimore
For sale by j. ID. Stewart, cor Hanover and Cam
SITS; LaroGue, corner Baltimore aud tlarnson-sts;
NJ N. Robinson, corner OF Gay and Saratoga-sts, J. B.
Stanshnry, Thames street. +. r.; Wseman WrJth
Lght-st, opposite Dix * Fugg's iOte Sawyer, corner
Platr and Paca sts; J. Perkins s. Brother, conner
Franklin and Green's Ieets; c. Wlseman, corner OF
Baltimore Cove streets.
{93- The Patentne. Dr. Il. may be consulted at his
office. No. ~ COUGH STREET, mar The Point
Spring. O20 e0iy
ghNLH "A few DAYS iAONtHEls. The
w subscriber has TO give Possession n The store he
now occupies shortly, aud viii continue 10 sell great
Bargains Combs, Buttons, Thread, Pins, Needles,
JapaHued Ware, Britannia Ware and Perfnmery.-
Also, very extensive assortment o. Gold Pencils,
Breast pins, Ear rings Finger rings, Keys Chains to
get win large assortment of PerlunGry, staple
ana Fancy Goods, sc. Persons wishing To get goods
50 per cent less than can bought elsUw here IN the
city, had better call rs the will be closed
in Il few days Don't forget the place.
No, liz HaltnOre-sr.
jal-tf ELIAS BALE.
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4 McE&ln DUNCAN has removed n. dice
eB 0 from No. "a N. Charles street to NO. "a North
CALVERT STREET. na5 Am