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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02

EXCELLENT ADVICE. The Dublin Free
mans Journal of late date, contains the follow
ing paragraph in relation to immigrants from
Ireland to this country, which gives advice
that should be followed, not only by natives of
Ireland, but by persons from all other countries
who design to make the United States their
home. The Journal says:-"lt is better for
Irishmen in America to spread through the
country than to congregate in cities and, until
they have resided long enough in America to
be thoroughly acquainted with the merits of
American politics, and learn to act and feel as
americans solely, it were better to waive any
political privileges they may acquire than listen
to the solicitations of men who will urge OH
them to vote as h;shmen Even towards the
abolition party, lrishmen when naturalized in
America should feel, not as lrishmen, but as
Americans. The question is American--their
privilege is conferred on the voters as natural
lied Americans, not as lrshmen, and as Ams-
,icans they should use it."
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0I7- VIGTLANT FIRE COMPANY. A quarterly
meeting of the Vigant Fire Company will be held on
EVENING, December 2nd, ut O'Clock.
Puuctual attendance is requested. BY order,
n29-3t l., ID. DANIELS, Sec'y.
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MONDAY MORNING, Dec. >, 1914.

FoRmGN PAurERs-FAcrs. The New York
American Ensign gives some interesting aims
house statistics, from which we make the fol-
lowing extracts:
During the week ending the 18th of Octo
Der, there were admitted into the Alms-llouse
90 persons--G3 of whom were foreigners, p
natives.
During the week ending November I'd, 98.
IS foreigners, 80 natives.
During the week ending November 9th, 50.
co foreigners, 26 natives.
During the week ending November 18th, lis.
II foreigners Al natives.
During the week ending November Esd, lbs.
10 foreigners SO natives.
The same paper also says-'It has repeated
" occurred that passengers have been sent up
from the ship that brought them to the Aims
House, There were at one time no less than
I6 patients in the Hospital at Bellevue, all Of
whom came in one ship"
Here is positive evidence that the poor-houses
of Europe are being cmpticd upon our shores.
But we need not travel farther than our own
city for the proof of this fact, or the truth OF
Lne dsscllIOll' tIHtl tIIG Coh''|t' VI 4''OPS CIV
transported to this country, to become citizens
and to exercise the elective franchise To this
corrupting influence the American people have
not only tamcly Submitted; but to serve party
purposes, have taken these criminals and pau
pers by the hand and paid Tor their naturaza-
ton This is liberal policy with a vengeance
"a policy which will destroy our institutions,
or place them under the control OF the ottcasts
of the old countries. Against further pcrSis-
lance in this degrading and ruinous policy eve
ry citizen Of the United States, native or adop-
ted, who possesses selt-rcspect or regard for the
welfare OF his children, should solemnly pro
test, We must have laws to guard US against
the imposition, or we shall deserve our fate
Let memorial TO the legislature be drafted
and circulated for signatures, asking for the
prompt passage of all laws necessary to pro-
tect US for the future, and we predict that it
will be signed by nine-tenths Of the citizens of
the State.
ATTRACTIVE LECTURES AND EXHIBITION. Mr..
Kecyil, of the ROYAL Polytechnic Institution,
London, will deliver. this evening, in the sa-
loon of the Law Buildings, the first of course
of Eour lectures on the Polarization of Light
and on Astronomy. in which he will introduce
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{I3- "SONS OF TEMPERANCE" Baltimore D-
vision, No. |, Sons of Temperance, meet at the Hall
of Mount Vernon Division, No 4, NJ T.. corner Of Eu-
taw and Lexington streets, TOMORROW CFuesday}
EVENING, at 8 O'Clock precisely to join that Dvi
sion in to the Baptist Church, Madison ST.
1t By order, JAMES YOUNG, r. 5.
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terly meeting of the Independent Fire Company will
be held on MONDAY EVENING, Dec. Cd, at 7 Oclk.
n:}O .2t By ORDER JAS. STUART, Sec'y.
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The SABBATH MANUAL. A small, but eX-
ceIlent volume, bearing the above title, has
been issued by the American Tract Society,
New York. 1t is the production of the Rev.
J. Edwards, d. D. The author has enforced
the necessity Of keeping holy the Sabbath day
by variety of convincing arguments and facts
a1d no one can rise from the perusal of his
book without being satisfied that the due obser-
vance of the Sabbath in accordance with the
Divine command, is not only of spiritual, but
also Of temporal benefit. Most sincerely do
we wish that the Divine Injunction were more
generally obeycd in this city; we should not
then be compelled TO record the numerous ri
OTIS and rows for the preparation of which that
day appears TO have been heretofore selected.
We would advise every person who may feel
disposed to desecrate the Sabbath, to purchase
and carefully read this small volume by DIR.
Edwards. 1t is for sale at the Tract Deposi-
tory, No. Is South Calvert street.
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5E2.TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Mi ord Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, in the United STATES on any subject CON
mccled with literature or science. OratiOns from s.
to go occupying twenty and forty five minutes. Lee
Lrrs 3 TO 10; Letters and Essays 49, Pieces for de-
clanainn % 10 s.. Inscriptions for tomhs 50 to s..
Sentimental Tales s. 10 $40 Advertisements 81 10
50. Songs 50. News Carriers Addresses So. hcros-
tics 81. Pieces for Albums, &c sc. cents per line
Persons at distance viii address (p0t pGid and
closing remunrraion) the tiltori Band, or Dr. Jchn
L0iland, Baltimore. Citizens will call 1t the Wash
iugton University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot CALL will drop Tine in the post Office cnclos
ing the q'cd pro quo {g- Editors friendly to me, will
please give an insertion. Rl2
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{13-CLEANLINEss OF THE HEAD AND HAIR.

{13-CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND HAIR
Strange is ii that persons who attend strictly per
sona cleanliness baths, &c. should neglect the head
the hair-the most essential-the most exposed
and the beautiful, when properly cared for, of
all the gifts of the Creator. Perfectly free may il be
kept of dandruff scurG with certainty that the
hair fall out by the of the BALM COLuM-
BIA. Prepared by Comstock & Co., New York, and
sold AT the of Hanover and BaltimOre-sts., s E.
corner Pratt st. and Market space, Baltimore. 1t
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us WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
"WHOOPING CUUGH CORDL3L' is a specific
or absolute cuIe for WHOUflNG COUGH, ASTH-
MA, aud all Structures of the ar passages, sc. Tits
believed to be the only specific ever discovered for
these complaints. II Affords comfort promptly, and
when its Use is persevGrcd in effects a permanent
cure of all the diseases above mentioned. Upwards
of two hundred children have been cured of Whoop-
Ing cough within the last weeks by the of thus
Cordial 10 be obtained only Of nr. GIDEON Is.
SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North
street, aud at his residence in Mulberry street, be
tween Peatl aad Pine streets, Baltimore. Price ONE
DOLLAR per hottie. n9-lmF
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EE, r. y. ish4Y has removed his Office to SARA
NJ TOGA STREET, one door east of Howard,
whore he will attend exclusively To the practice OF hls
profession, IN its various departments. nlSeOln
NpLACXk AND WHITE VADDInG, the
Z best in the market tor sale at
n30 lONEJUY;S, No. 1913 Baltmore-st.
Yg1O DUCEzERS. FOR SALE LOW-One We
ii ~ superior double Darrell DUCK GUN. Apply
at 27S BALTIMORE STREET. d2-eo4t"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02

a KIN GROSS superior quality OH PASTE
Il e02Y BLACKING, for sale in lots to suit pur-
chasers, at the "Bamore Blacking Manutactory,"
LIGHT STREET, opposite the Fountain Hotel
pI9-lm G. WISEMAE s. co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02

MEMoRANDA OF FoRElGS TRAVEL; contain
ing notices of a Pilgrimage through some Of
the principal States Of Western Europe-by
Robert j. breckenridge, ID. D.-two volumes
published by d. Owen s. Son, So Baltimore
street, The preface states, that "the contents
of these volumes were originally written for,
and published in, the Baltimore Literary and Re-
Hgious Magazine" of which the author was
one of the founders and the senior editor
Those who have read this work as originally
published, will be glad TO have it in more
compact and durable form; and we have no
doubt the distinguished talents Of lis aathor
will insure for it an extensive circulation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02

CONGRESS- Should there be a quorum in
both Houses of Congress to-day, we may ex-
pect the message Of the president tomorrow.
We have made the necessary arrange nents to
have copies of it for distribution at Cur counter
Immediately on the arrival of the cas- from
Washington.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02
cuy- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF

ITz- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
very description, executed with great despatch, at No
t3f BALTIMORE STREET-such as
"h-'i''Oi II bii1" Office execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
STAGE s. HAT"rERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c &c.
indeed it is needless to enumerate; as we are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work. eUy style, and in
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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The NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The elections so far indicate wing gain Of
three members and Democratic loss of nne
Eighty-eight members are yet to DO elected
So far as elected they stand 81 democrats, As
wings and American Republicans. The
States and districts yet toeleet, are represented
in the present Congress by 80 Wings and So
Democrats The State which next elects, IN
less to fill vacancies, is New Hampshire, in
harch lSt5
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gI}- GERMAN SOCIETY OF MARYLAND. The
preparatory meeting Of this Society will he held at
the 'Rooms of the GermanIa," north Howard street.
on THIS (Nonday) EVENING, AT O'Clock. Mem
bers requested to be punctua in their attendance
II z. w. LENTI, Sec'Y
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02

WANDERrNG JEW, No, 6, received from
Messrs. armstrong s. Berry We have read the
work, and consider the time spent in its peru
sal as lost. We wish that the circulation of
NJ. Sues works could be confined to the other
side nf tho v,atnr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02

=LEa On account Of the unItvorable state
of tho weather for travelling, the Ourang Gu
tang will be exhibited in this city for a very
few days more. 1t is without doubt the cheap
est exhibition Of the day-only II l-2 cents
each.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02

"a ADDE'S, AS YOU GO A SHOPPING, Just step
d A and take a look in store No. . BALTIMORE
STREET, (near the bridge,) 1t is considered one Of
city Good Needles only &c. paper; Pins &c. paper;
Jet Buttons, 6!c. doz Tape, SC. doz.; Hooks and
Eyes, lie. box. In fact every variety of Goods at
equally low prices. Wood and Brass Clocks almost
given away; Soaps, Brushes, Combs, Jewclry, Per
tumery, &c, very low, at wholesale retail.
&. +. VlCKERS, No. Baltimnre-st.,
MO Near the Bridge.
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T,LAMPITT ~ REGG.STE,H.
STEAM SOAP s. CANDLE WORKS.

STEAM SOAP s. CANDLE WORKS.
g. NTH ~ CURLa1TrT inform their friends,
~ customers, and the public, that they have com
menecd operations at their NEW STEAM SOAP and
CANDLE WORKS, corner OF Holiday and Pleasant
streets, and have on hand an assortment of MOULB
and DlPF CANDLES and BROWN and YELLOW
SOAP, all of best quality which they offer for sale at
the lowest market prices. mo- d w2 Win
ri fGW B&OoKs-FOR CITY TRADE. | am
~ now manufacturing article warrant,
and being fresh, Dealers will find it object to pur
chase at the BROOM FACTORY,
n293tt No. 81 ;. Calvert-st.
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WINDOW SHADES.

VIM DOW SHADES.
EOHS C. HOLLAND has now IN store choice
~ selection of handsome Transparent WINsOW
SHADES, of every description.
Persons wishing handsome SHADES 10 screen
Curtains and Carpets from the sun, will do well TO
cab, as | am prepared to furnish the very best New
York and Baltimore nade Shades AT very low prices.
&c WINDOW SHADES furnished and hung ut
short notice, by JOHN G. HOLLAND,
Upholsterer, No. As Gay-st,
MO Near the Shot Tower
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02
1s5OO.dDaeD OF E EEEH

LUMBER SELLING Al REDUCED PRICES.
We offer for sale our large and general assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER-such as Panel; common
select and common Cuttings; Laths; .oiss; Ratlcrs;
Shingles, &c Also, large and general assortment
OF Hard Wood, such as Cherry; Button Wood, cuh
aud plain Maple ScaGtng; $1,000 feet best Cherry;
5000 feet best y and inch Cherry for hand rail; So
Walnut and Poplar; Chair Plank and Poplar Scant-
ling aud Columns; A, 4, ca, 1914 II and and
inch Ash, All Of the above we oler at pleasing
prices. d, L. THOMAS :. Co,
d2-3t West Falls Avenue.
6SOAEruING NIV--SPLENDID ILLUS
- TRATiONs. The Pickwick Cards, a New Game
Invented by Samuel Weller for the entertainment of
the Club, and dedicated by Toney !VeIcr to his
grandson and namesake. For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTONS, Pratt street,
d. 3t TAPl adjoining Railroad Depot.
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nj ORTHERN LIBERTIES, WASHING
IS TON, d. c. Persons wishing to take this pa
per in the above part of the Metropolis will please
leave their names and residence at Mr. ANTHONY
HOLmEAD'S Store, corner of eth and streets and
he will have them supplied early. p3Oiw
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p . stjT0VAI4. The MERCHANTS FIRE IN
Il IA STRANGE COMPANY, have removed their
Office to the Building Of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. 10 SOUTH STREET directly oppo-
site tbcir former location. {15@All kinds Of Property
Insured in Town ~ Country. nt-3iuif
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HOTEL,

ES&CEiAE%aE HOTEL,
aL EXCHANGE PLACE BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishments
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD De
POTS, and offers every indHcrmcnt for comfort The
rooms are large and airy and furnished i'll a style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Glass HOTEL he fatters him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style In please those WHO may favor
him with a call. Gd2 If JOHN WEST.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02

MUFFS! MUFFSM MUFFS!!
n Ufjp REG EigV f;o. 4 most Spleudid assert
b mpnt OF Ladies' MUFFS in all their varieties,
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s q y q SdBeB TUCKER Z B TII M R,
al Tie Head of Centre Market, tickets "a, shares in
proportion. Grand lack we had again in the popular
Small Fry of Saturday last-we never miss in this
beautiful and noble little scheme. The second capital
prize OF $500, in package of quarters, sold to
ycung lady the Point; 5000 in a Or, we sold to a
cooled man on Federal Hill; and prizes one of $50
and one of S25, sold to ctizens near the Lex
iagon Market both in whole tickets.
L. Il. TUCKER & BROTHER,
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HN j. ~ u, II. WEBB,
EAs No. 8 HOWARD STREET,

WNINUER STRAINED SPERM OIL,
w warranted to endure the coolest wealher-with
Adamantine, Diaphane, Sperm, and other CANDLES.
For sale by Il, J. s. G. +. WEBB,
n26- CotstJ No, 3 Howard street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-07-05
Work for Repentance.

"What, is thy servant IL dog that he should do,
this great thng?" Such was the language of sur
prise and reputation which Involuntary burst
from the lips of HAZEL, when informed by the man
of God that in after life he would be guilty of very
wicked conduct And yet the history of this man
proves the PROPHETS warnings true. How many
like him are guilty of conduct which under other
circumstances they would have contemplated with
surprise and horror?
1t is several years since the great body of the
Wings in this state claimed to he abolitonists,
and a prediction that they would do anything to
support slavery, would have been repealed with
ndigniIy. They did not think it was best to set
up il separate candidate or organize party on the
ground ofopposition to slavery, because it was so
well known they would not vote for a stakeholder,
that the leaders dare not set up one These threats
seem to have been in some measure regarded by
the party leaders four years ago, and a man resi-
ding in the free states put on to. the head of
the Presidential ticket, with a slave holder for his
second. 1t is true that his former acts in congress
strongly indicated his friendship to slavery, but we,
at the North were assured he had repented of his
pro-savcry conduct-waS in heart an aboltionist,
and only waited an election to come out and act
decidedly in favor of liberty; and as to the candid
ate for Vice Presidents, it was no matter who he
was, as the office was of no Importance. Thou
sands voted that ticket on this very ground But
how were they disappointed when few weeks af-
ter his election, General Harrison boosted in a
public speech in Richmond that he was Virgin
! ian and had done mare 10 SuStnin SOuthprn nsti.
tution>, (neanng >lavery) than any man living
North OF Mason'S and DiXons line Many are
ignorant OF this fact to this day. because the Nor
lhern papers were careful not to publish this
SPEECH, though it was banded about with great
acclanaton in all the Southern states. The great
est proportion did not like the ticket exactly, be-
use ii couraintG he name of STAKEHOLDER for an
unimportant office; but under the peculiar crcum-
stances, stimulated by a tornado of excitement,
they were induced to go the figure this once, to
prevent the election of what? a sleveholder? No:
hut man almost as bad, ga Northern man with
Southern principles"
Well, by these means and others none too hon.
orable, the wing ticket prevailed by triumphant
majority: and what the consequences? just what
what might have been expected when men tram
pie principle under foot tor the sake of party
God sent confusion into their ranks, and the past
four years administration has been continued
scene of change, discord contention, srife and dis
grace That administration which we were assu-
red was going to be so favorable to abolitionism,
has not even secured to us the right OF petition,
but has sunk deeper and deeper in its disSracefuG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-07-05
From The Emancipa'or.
WHO Is BIRNEY?

James Gillespie rncy the l. hony C'ndldate
for the presidency, is MI We OF Kentucky. H"I
was born February d. 1893, and Is now hlIy-one
years "fa.r, lls fhher' the Lac Jnmr' B'rney
ESQ. of DloviIle, was native OF lr"l md, but en-
igraed 10 K"nfu'kl n early Ir, where h" became
n veal by planter, and the hol of large num-
Der of slaves. The son was cdnr4trd a, princeton
College. ~ T. and studied law in Philadelphia, we
believe with the Hon Alexander J. Dallas. Re-
turning to A"um"kY, be married lady of great
worth, the worthy pnu.e' of j. eventual fortunes
and he meet of his useful life, and then deyot-
ed himself to his profession, sharing largely in the
respect of his telIow-citzens until 1918, when he
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-07-05
Campaign PAPERS.
]. PoLA ND.

Orders for bundles of our extra Freemen are
beginning to come in pretty freely, but as few Of
them were received until we had gone to press
with the g first side" of this weeks edition, we
shall be unable to answer most of them until an
other week; and to complete the 90 numbers, we
will send one number more after the election,
which will probably contain full returns from our
presidential election. Now, friends, send in your
orders immediately, so that we may know how
large an edition TO strike off another week.
One word more. Our terms are positive. They
barely cover the cost Of the papers, as any one
must know by moments reflections; and our
friends must not ask too much of US. Five, ten
or twenty copies, sent 10 ONE address, mind We,
and not to five, len, or tacenty different addresses
The expense of writing individual subscribers
names upon all these papers for twenty weeks, in.
addition to our regular papers, which are obi
ged to direct in that way, would be no nconsider-
able sum, and we cannot DO it without some COM
pensallon.-J.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-07-05

PARTY QESTIoNs.-The following is the remark
of the Illinois Statesman on c. M. Clay'S letter.
We are glad that there is one editor, ut least, that
understands the nature Of party questions.
"'The idea of clectmg Mr.. Clay, or any other
man to settle the question of finance and revenue,
in the present condition Of parties, is sufficiently
preposterous, to say the least We might as well
commission Henry Clay to stop the procession Of
the equinoXes.
The politicians of the day have evidently no
idea of ever settling those questions They want
to keep up the distinctions of ''tweedle dun and
tweadle dee" as il kind of periodical "see-saw"
to ride into office on. The 'teeter" is about on a
level now, and the party that can blow off the most
wind is sure to rise Henry Clay and Martin Van
Buren, may as well srye as ballust-holders as any
body else"
PRINTING OFFICE DEsTRoYED.-The office of
the Nauvoo Exposition was established at Nauvoo,
week before last, issued one paper, and was, on
the 10th inst. declared by the city authorities of
that city nuisance, and the city marshal, at the
head Of the police, in the evening took the press,
materials and paper into the street and burnt
them, So says the Cincinnati Commercial.