American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-15


United States from being ruled by foreign men,
or by foreign influence.
Success IN BUSINESS. 1t has long been a
great mystery with some persons, why their
neghbors should be SO prosperous i'll business,
while they themselves continue to drag along
at such slow pace. We think, however, that
the matter is easily solved; and those who thus
complain will find that the fault is with them
selves. Past experience has fully demonstrated
that business merchants and store-keepers gen
orally have found that quick sales, even at re-
duced prices, is the very secret of all success,
and the sure way to prosperity and wealth. 1t
is also fact, as is we'll known to all who have
thus proved successful in business, that they
have accomplished their ends in elfecting ready
sales by literally advertising. The season of
business is now at hand, aud if any fail to be
prosperous, let them lay the fault at their own
door. We would say, however, to all persons
engaged in business, that it they desire their
advertisements to come under the notice Of the
great mass of the people, far and near, let
them advertise in the paper having the lar
gest circulation; and we do not hesitate to say,
that the American Republican and Baltimore
Clipper affords that medium, Its recent in
crease has been immense, and daily accessions
are still being made, i'll the surrounding coun-
try as we'll as in the city; therefore, men Of bu-
siness will find it TO their interest to give pub
lcity to their advertisements through its CO.
nmns. We have already added to our adver-
Using list some Of the largest business houses
in the city, and if Others understand the secret
of success, we shall expect TO add many more
ORAToRy AND Music. 1t will be seen by re-
ference to advertisement, that Mr.. Whitney,
will give an entertainment, at Calvert Hall,
this evening, in which he will personate var-
Gus distinguished American characters, and re-
hearsc some of the. most choice productions
Mr.. W., during his recent visit to this city, met
with such unbounded appreciation from the
large and intelligent audiences that attended
his lectures, as will no doubt secure for him, on
the present occasion, brilliant and crowded
AUDITORY. III duultlUn 10 tlle lhtellcC-
tual efforts of Mr.. Whitney, the Independent
Blues Band will be in attendance, and perform
numerous popular airs, in their very best style.
FRoNT-sT. Notwithstanding Erird-
There is u rich bill Of performances posted fol-
tonight, at this Theatre. And in announcing
that the evenings entertainments are for the
benefit Of Mr.. Ward, we feel confident, that it
will be responded to by crowded attendance,
to give him bumper. The Wrecker's Daugh-
ter, the favorite drama, Putnam, with other en-
tertainment, will be given Mr.. w. has been
long and favorably known, and as Stage Ma
mayer, under the present engagement, he has
discharged that duty with increased credit to
himself; and his uniform courteous and gentle
manly department, commends him TO the most
favorable consideration of a discriminating pub
lie. ...........
INVESTIGATION. The Farmers Club belong
ing to the American Institute of New York
have now under consideration the cause and
nature of the rot in Potatoes; and in the fur
therance of the investigation, minute informa-
ton as TO facts and observations is solicited.