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Laboratory OF Thonsoninn Botanic Medi-
t.a- .H cineg.
JlPHM LARRABEE, No, 20 South Calvert st. Baltimore
IA has always on hand the largest and complete as
sortment OF pure Botanic remedies In the United Satcs
prepared under his special his Laboraforybeng
the first erected the United States for the special
81 preparing Ihonisoan Loianic Medicines All Of the
puvezed and compounded articles put up in quarter
and half pound packages and neatly abeed with drec
tons suitable for retailing, and upon better terms the
articles be had for in The United States Every
article in his line Is warranted genunehe public rely
upon this gfiRidsH a55fsg !
uS-A liberal discount made 10 country merchants who
particularly requested to call and examine qualify &c,
before purchasing
The various Trcalises, embracing the most reputed
authors upon the Thomsonan Botanic System OF Medi
cine, may also be had at his establishment by the quantity
or single copy, oct B.
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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
@ Stove

rs REMOVED from Light street to No ~ South Calvert
/ street, ID door above Lombard street. . y, q
II Is since the subscriber first introduced
this 10 the inhabitants Of the city and county Of Bal
hnore and its adjacent country and will venture TO say
that stove ever introduced into this markell where
large number has been sod ever became so popular In
50 short time Or gave such general and universal salts
commenced selling this Stove, during which time have
sold almost s ana ssery ka "a for ha 1Se @ mpw
therefore am IRON experience, prepared 10 say, without
fear o. r. sns 1. sr es oS sy or s Sss y MA
BILE OF doing much work, Of doing as wei and az as
small expense for labor and ue the Buck Stove The
fire a made an brought directly and very close
ai the boilers, rom TO " IN number The oven IS very
consequently la twice large the generality OF ovens hi
Cooking Stoves now In uee and third larger than the
that the heat passes in ues entirely around The oven he
ing distance from eight To twenty ieet according TO sze
and bottom, bui BY combining nd sendng The heat this
extraordinarily long distance In the stove before coming TO
require much less fuel to cook keep heated Is also
superior baker; and the small SIZE being capable OF
with she necessity Of bake family use thereby
saving large Of fuel that is usually wasted In this
Ing houses academies hospitals, steamboats,, and the
largest cnss hotels Hundreds OF certificates might be ad
cd substnate the above facts but deem II not necessa
ry believing that all who wish to study economy and con-
yenence, and at the same time obtain the most simple,
al least call this before purchasing elsewhere
The following q few. names selected to which am
MI. David keener, is North Charles street
. Bishop WaagL. 70 Green street. H4H Et,
Thomas Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexington streets
DIR. John l.. Chapman, Mulberry street. }i # s'JNF
Mrs Jane Baynard, 90 North Calvert street @
Edward L. FAINT, Hanover street e5
George A. VI Spreckelsen, II East Pratt street. ss
Abraham Mister, li6 Hanover street ~
Jamts r. Williamson, corner Gay and High streets.
John II. Rhodes l62 Hanover street
DIR. J. NJ Jennings, North IIsgh street.
Jane S. Jeweu, 81 Howard street.
James Young, 95 Eden street. S3ff fEN
DR.. Ii. II. Hopkins, l67 Park street.
Joseph Husband, jr., 2l3 Pratt street.
Iohn s. Sclby, esq, 34 Baltimore street.
DIR. Henry Sinnecke III Lombard street. +"
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street.
Rarnum a. Co., CITY Hotel.
p Thursion Fountain Hotel. III
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel.
William Field, National Hotel
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel NJ
Col, II. Capron, Laurel Factory, Md.
Many might be added but suppose the above
will suffice See little book Mt the store Tor certificates and
further particulars Any person purchasing one of these
Stoves ater giving Il lair trial for thirty days and find
does not answer their purpose, can return IT. ana VIII nave
their money resunded.
b. No AZ South Calvert street is the place where
they can be had
oct ly't BURR PECK, Agent
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Blank Books and Stationery OF every de-
scripttOn.
..--- L...- GEORGE T. NESRII,1, .L N...l

. STATIUNER AND PRINTER, T9TI"
7oniine Buding Wal aud Water streets, Neto York.
no BANKERS, INSURANCE COMPANIES AND
1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. NESBr1T takes leave
state that having established Resident Agents England
and France he will be enabled supply any and every
ce in his line at the lowest prices, The object Of the sub
scrber not much to do extended wholesale
10 supply merchants and others with such articles they
may require in their business In small quantities, whole.
sale prices by which saving Of at least % per will
made Theolowing articles will be found in his present
extensive stock '
Papers, Cutlery, Saes Sealing Wax Steel Pens Seals
nkstands Copying Presses Standdshes WATERS Rad Tape
Inks Pencil Cases Ivory Tablets Envelopes, Gum Tickets
Blank Cards OF every variety.
Together with every other article made either in England
or France, and constituting part OF staoners stock
Domestic Stationery, in quality and assortment sur
passed. [f oct ll-Iyd.
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MILLER a. CO.'S
NEW GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS
80 q @

BURGH, WHEELING, CINCINNATI
LOULSYiLLE, ST LOUIS
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs Burk a.
n Co Express from Baltimore Pittsburgh the
tension Of this Line, and after Monday October ith to
the above named places with mail speed The wagons OF
this line are all new, built with the capacity Of 800 bs
and the best teams TO be Obtained have been placed along
the line of the National Road 70
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line and nee
at the drivers on the road make the allotted time from
station 10 station without failure ,-7-1 -
All goods will be recepted for nj any of our ofcea or
agencies North or SOUTH 90 arrive Pittsburgh In so hours
and Wheeling IN 90 hours from Baltimore. :
Goods received until ~ O'Clock In the day No.
oct S-lyd. IA. 5ll Ff -. = Iati
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s'SMOOTH AND READY PAINT SHOP.
Thankful for small Jobs and grateful for

sz:SSc W. BERON, Painter, Pa. av., bet 9th and 10Th
xf street. south side, begs leave TO inform the public
that be Is prepared g execute the pafntig Bnsi
Banners, Irdnsparencies Fire Screens Granting PAPER.
Furnishing, and GtaIing; which viii be attended 70 in
any part OF the city, without delay He respectfully socs
share of public patronage and hopes merit Il by good
work, close attention to business and reasonable CHARGES
He is confident that he at prices low eno,rh 10
make II TO the interest OF all TO give him call
N b. am prepared to execute all kinds Of plain and
ornamented Japannng Bronzng and Gliding. both in
wood and meta also, that beautiful finish, the WHITE
POLISH w HERON
octS linn .42e -----,>eN
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
IIOntQonery, Aln,

viii be matter OF qualification to the citizens Of Mont
gomery, as well the travelling community through
that great commercial thoroughfre, 10 learn that Mr.
Washnston lilly SO long and iavorably known the
courteous and gentemany proprietor OF Montgomery Hail.
win open, Che LIST of November the above new and adj
miraby arranged Hotel under Mr.. j. j. Stewart the pro,
and transient vsiters expense has been spared by the
proprietor and the undersigned manager merit that
patronage which their experience and popularity merits:
adapted 70 suit the Of traveersthe furniture mo-
dern The tables will be well supplied with every article
requisite for the most fasdious tastes and the wines OF
superior brand The first session Of the Legislature will
assemble IN this city, and upon this upon every
sion, e members, well the public in general may
expect no dimnution Of the attention they have hitherto
experienced from the undersigned.
oct ly' WASHINGTON TII.IY
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FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC sTEAM-
SHIP COMPANY tJU13s

x4%M$Nx The ships Of this Company appointed to
xl42kk& sail as follows:
4 $1,000 m FROM NEW YORK.
The UNION Capt Herbert sails the 30th Sept 1917
PHILADELPIfIA,C Capt Besson g 18th Oct
9 MISSOURI Capt Morin s,3ia g
* 7" NEW YORK, Capt Ferrnnd, g 18th Nov,
FROM HAVRE. -
The pH tii,1 sails on the 18th Of Sept
NEW YORK, I" g 18th Oct
g UNION g 3ist
Passage from New York TO Havre $40; wines not in.
cluded. 'ia esa 3tGtF f5N 5tl.a'
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon Is attached TO each ship.
These ships having been constructed for the French Roy
al Navy are inferior TO vessel in all worthy qualities
Their cabins are large well furnished and unusually
well ventilated, and their table III unsurpassed. .'t
Wines of all kinds and Of the best quality furnished
at very low rates
For freight or PASSAGE apply to the Company's Agency
No. II Broadway. oct 8 ly- 7
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MRS BOSLEr'S Whoiesuic and Retail Corset Afuusfpe.
tory removed to % Baltimore street, over John W.
Roysion Cos Store, where Merchants can be supplied
with CORSETS ON the most reasonable terms
s.4 50 BALTIMORE STREET
octs- South side, doors from Gay mrset,
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ST'EEL PENS.

MYER PHINEAS, Manufacturer and Importer of English
ll and American STEEL PENS g. PEN HOLDERS
S William street. between Fulton and John sts N York
respectfully invites the attention of the public his Justly
celebrated Bank, Commercial and Original PENS which
used by the principal houses in the city who have found
them the best Pen used Also, Ornamental Pens for
various writings which both durable and eastc and
preferable to the Gold Pen, possessing the rare
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REP UBLICA7 1oN or THE LONDON QUAR-
IERLY REHLEW- EDINBURGH REVIEW
REgiEM "a BLACKWooD' EDLNB URGH
TUE above Periodicals reprinted in New York, i'm
beautiful clear type, fine white paper and are faithful
copies Of the originals Backwoods Magazine being an
exact fac smile Of the Edinburgh edition.
The widespread fame Of these splendid periodicals rem
ders il needless to say much their pruise AS literary
organs they stand far IN advance Of any works OF SINH
lar stamp now published, while the political complexion
each Is marked by dignity, candor and iorbearance moi
often found IN works Of a party character
ne London Quarterly" are Tory the aEdinbnrsh Re-
North British Review is Of more religious cast and las
for its editors Sir David Brewster and DR. Hanna sonin
law Of the late Dr. Chalmers of Edinburgh Its literary
articles OF the first order and liberal in its politics.
The prices OF the reprints less than third of those
OF the foreign copies and while they equally well got
up they afford all that advantage to the American ihe
English reader. tt.st'.tr
Payment 10 be made in advance
For any one Of the four Reviews, % GO per annum
For any two do 8 90 I" s-t
For any three do 700
For all four OF the Reviews 500
For Blackwood's Magazine 30o g"
For Biackwood and the four Re-
VIEWS 10 90
eLunpisa
Four copies of any all above works will be sent
address, OH payment OF regular subscription or
three The iourth copy beng gratis
IL Re nittancts and communication must be made in
ali cases without expense 10 publishers The former
may always be done through postmaster by handing
warilng by mai, post pad, money may be enclos
ed in a letter, postpaid, directed to the publishers
the late posi- Office law, to about onehrd he former rates
making veiy important saving IN the expense OF mail
To- In most OF the large cities an, owns in the United
States lying on the principal railroad steamboat routes
these periodicals s VII be delivered free u postage
oct ly la1t.l 70 Fulton street. N "
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JAMES w. HUGHsON,
Ma SOIrTH CALVERT ST,REET

No. SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
One Door Beloir Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public that
II he continues manufacture Saddles, Harness 7yIf,ks
Sc, and has on hand large and beautiful stock OF
fresh goods which he Is selling uncommony low prices
Country dealers will find II 10 their interest to give me
call before buying.
Fine Fashionable, Coach and Buggy Harness, and ladies'
and gentlemens Saddles, Brides, DC, always hand
Military Work done In the best manner.
oct S-1yd' I'D 4f s3 .lt. a.'ar rI
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Now Exhibiting at No lOl Nassau street, N. Y.
BettoecH Ffafon d 4hH SIS, neIt TO Me Herald o6fce
on mn ACkERMAN'S CARVED LETTERS for
ZV.UVU SIGNS can be had the following prices: I'm.
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold leaf
ruuted o fade nj cents an inch
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d. d q 3 S. o. u
TUE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
j. OFFERED pY THIS INSTITUTION The guarantee
Of large capital n addition 70 the accumulation q Pre-
niums. i, t4s 5 Z. iist
clpls of the Loan Department. wl x.
The payment Of premiums haLfyearty or quarterly by
parties ihsed for phoe term q ye AZ unins aduohai
charge 1890. .i4}
Persons Insured for life, at once borrow half amount
Of annual premium, and claim the same privilege Tor se
years. their own note and deposit OF policy
Part q Tie cApla y Y tne vnHsd
teesvHabe siways to the assured in cases Of disputed
claims (shoud any such arise) or otherwise Ifgst
Thirty days allowed alter each payment Of premium be-
comes due without forfeiture OF policy
No charge for stamp duty, or for Medical Examination
The Society being founded on the Mutual and Joint Stock
principle, parties may participate in the profits OF the So
ciey, wohrs OF which are annually divided among those
assured for lie on the participation scale.
The Society 10 not connected with either Marine or Fire
Insurance. hG- Elsst 4aN syt.i.
H5 The Baltimore Branch OF the United States Local
Board will meet the First Monday OF every month at the
office Of the Chairman, for the transaction Of business
I5- The Medical Examiners will meet daily at al Lex
ngtOn street. at O'Clock, T. NJ, to receive applicants
Fec paid by the Society.
liar system Of tits nstutioa, blank forms Of application
&c, obtained at the Agents office, German street. "a
United States Local Directors Of baltimore
t'h e JONATHAN MEREDrIIi ESQ, Chair'n
i, -4i44i.ls4 SAMUEL HOFFMAN, Esq
$. H. McCuLLOH, ESD, M. D.
III j. MEREDITH, ESQ, Standing Counsel
J, MASON CAMPBELL, Esq, Solicitor.
Medical EEari,efs, " Il ii.
T. II. BUCkLER, Al Lexington street.
S, X. TlLGHMAN, 40 ST. Paul street
DONALD MoifyAlN, German street
octs-lyd. 7Tl VI M NJ 7,,1' N @
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NEW LINE LIvERPooL PACKETS

These substantial fast sailing, first class ships all built in
the city Of New York, commanded by men OF expe.
renee and ability, and will be despatched punctuuly on
the 2lst of each month. 78lsi8t I-- ftit24
Their cabins elegant and commodious, and fur.
nished with whatever can conduce TO the and comfort
Of passengers.
Neither the captains Of these ships will be
sponsble for any parcels packages sent by hem unless
regular bills Of lading are signed therefor,
For freight or passage apply to
WOODRUFF d MINTURNNS,
All skt ~ South street. New York.
or to FIELDEN, BROTHERS. co,
oetll--dly' Liverpool,
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Also hand extensive of Pens of various
makers, which NJ r. offers for sale very low prices For
sale by g. +. Nesbitt, H. Cogswell, Messrs Wheeler
Wood, Bowen a. Co, Lambert & Lane, d. Felt in Wall
street, aud by all the Stationers in the city oct lily.
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The Green Spring Hydropathic Institute.
Under the charge Of Dr. WIN. BopE pupil of Priesnitz
Of Greienberg Is now open for the reception patients
II Is distant from baltimore ii miles by the Susquehanna
Railroad, and 10 miles by the Resertown Turnpike The
house. bathing establishments and quantity and quality Of
water at this Institute, afford every for the efficient
practice OF the water The grounds arranged
and OF such extent as to enable and induce the inmates TO
take ample exercise. I, 0t9G
Applications for admission to be addressed to-
Dr. WIN. BODE,
oct g. Owngs' Mills Post Office Baltimore County.
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notice..
IjE

SPPERS OF goods for all parts Of the West informed
that we run the only Express by mail train the West
All goods Will be recelpted at Office 10 be delivered In
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Cincinnati, 81. Louis Louisville, or
any OF the principal Western Cities ahead any other line,
or no freight will be charged at the point Of delivery West
fp yiJ4ts3 GREENE d. CO.,
octS-lyd' Office Pratt street Depot
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL. LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
rs, CORNIIILL, LONDON, AND "A, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, 100000 STERLING,
s2,5OO,OOO.

Empowered by Act Of Parliament, vlct-Roya Assent
July n, 1887.
"A Savings Bank for ats Orphan and ihe Widotr"
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baltimore, october slh, 1917 7 = = A'D' -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-25
Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES.,

Caledonia Dist--Est Elkins, Wheelock; ad ap to
sell real estate, probate office, Apr6 Est J Stevens,
Iardwck; hearing on will at probate office, April T.
Est II Paddock, St Johnsbury; com sit at w Ely's
Sd and 25th May Est ] Felch, Waterford; ad net
rendered April a. Est w Lang, Barnett com sit w
Shearer's, LIST Mond Apr and ID Thursday of Sept
Est Woodbury., St Johnsbury; com sit at Mrs A But
lers LIST may and 4th Sept.
Georgia Dist.-Est S C Collins St Adams; com sit
late dwelling, 4th Tues June and Aug. Est DR. E
Eaton, Enosburgh; com. sit late dwelling July 6. Est
NJ Lewis, Berkshire; ad act rendered probate Office
March 25
Addison Dist Est Wright, Shoreham ad act
rendered Whites office, April l. Est N Carr Middle
bury; com sit at BARRIERS office LIST Mond April Est
Samson, Cornwall; com sit E Samsons ir. Cd Satur
days of April and Sept.
New Haven Dist--Est o P Turner, Newhaven
hearing on will probate office, Bristol, April g. Es
Topper Ferrsbugh; ap to sell real estate, probate
office Vergennes, Sd Monday April. Est A Ball, Fer
risburgh com sit late dwelling End Wed June ont
Aug. Est 2 Griffin, Ferrisburgh; ad act rendered
probate office Sd Mond April.
Rutland Dist.-Est Sally Circuit, Middletown; vii
presented april u.
Windsor Dist Est L Damon Chester; ad apt sci
real est at E SCOTS Ludlow Cd Tuesday April. Els
s Foster, Plymouth; ad act rendered same time. Is
S Reed Weathersfeld; com sit at Gray's lst Sat Az
and Sept. EST D Kimball, Weathersfed; com sit a
R KimbaIIs, Sept H.
Hartford Dist--Est S A Thresher, Bethel; com S
] Woodworth's last Mond Ap; and Aug
), Washington Dst.--Est Honor Nye, Berlin q
ap. to sell real estate at probate office, April l. E.
Jedediah Smith, Roxbury; hearing on will March 2
Est Holt Marshfeld ad ap to sell real estate, pr
, bate Office, April !.
2 Lamoille Dst.--Est Chas Whietemorc, Eden ad a
rendered probate Office, April 81. Est N Alive
: Johnson; com sit late dwelling 81 Mond April.
: Randolph Dist.-Est II F Brown, Randolph; heariI
: on will probate office LIST Tuesday of April
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-25

THE MoRMoNs,-The wretchcd people who were
the last to leave Nauvoo, suffering dreadfuIy on
the Pottawattemle land in Iowa. They are actually
starving.
DEATHS AT THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-Mrs. Pamely
P. Andrews, wife of DR.. Andrews, of the American
mission a. Kailua and Mrs Ten Eyck, wife of the A.
mercan Commissioner Of L G United States, died at
the Sandwich Islands the latter part Of last year,
Fatal ReacOnte,-Recently rencontrc took place
between Jrdge Brorum and Judge Gather, neal
Bairdstown, KY. in which the latter was killed.
Death Of President Richc.--News of the death Of
President Richie, of Hayt has been received. He is
supposed to have been poisoned.
The Pope of Rome has contributed one thousand
Roman from his private purse for the relief Of
the poor in Ireland.
The correspondent Of the New York Express est.
mates the whole amount of appropriations at the late
session Of Congress at about one hundred and fifty
millions Of dollars
The United States have formed treaties with
ia Indian tribes,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-25
HighlY ImpOrtant from New MeHicn.

The following important news was received at the
Office of the New York Sun, by telegraph, 18th inst.
From SANTA FE.-There has been an extensive in.
surrection at Taos All Spaniards having any sympa.
thy with Americans were compelled to make their es
cape, Gov Bent, Stephen Lee, sheriff. Gen. Elliot
Lee, Henry Sale, and twenty Americans were killed
and families despoiled, The chief Alcade was also
Killed. The instruction had made formidable head
way, the insurrectionists sending expresses all over
the country to raise assistance
The number engaged in the outbreak at Taos was
ABOUT 60O, and they were endeavorng incte the in
dams to hostties, and were making preparations to
take possession of Santa Fe. The Americans at Santa
Fe numbered about 500. 1t thought that the in
surgents would probably cut off our supplies
The representations to Col. Doniphan, that Chhu-
ahua would easily be conquered, were evidently in
tended to entrap him.
The Mexicans are confident of capturing Col. Doni-
phan and his command of about 600 men, They assert
that they will massacre every American in NewMex-
CO, and confscate their goods. A letter from Lieut.
Albert, United States topogra9 hical engineers, of a
later date, confirms the above intelligence. Calls upon
our government for large relnocements strenuous
Eight leading men were engaged in the conspiracy,
and made full confession of the whole plot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-25

Post Office La,V.-Such of our readers as carefully
read the abstract of the post office law will have motto
ed some very great changes, such are important to
all of them. Two letters can no longer 90 in one en-
velope but money be sent in letters or bank checks
Newspapers circulars, &c. unless sent from the office
Of publication, are to pay three cents postage. All re-
strcton upon the circulation of Newspapers out Of the
mail are taken away. The ranking privileges is re-
stored to members of Congress and to posmasters
ceving $500 and under. Po,tages remain as they
are We had hoped that Congress would come down
to the lowest rate five cents as they ought to have
done, when they restored to themselves the ranking
privilege, hut we have been disappointed. We feel
quite that the five cent universal rate would pay
better than the ten cent now pays.-.M Y. Tribune.
Newspapers not to go free within thirty miles, as
heretofore.