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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
POLITICAL DEFTTlONS.

Wig Rspedta6ility.-Ch Charles F. Mitchell at Sing
Eins.
Wig InteAtgcnce.-"Therc is not specie enough in
the whole wcrd TO do the business Of the United States
with p-Wm. W. Ellsworth. ..
JFAig Purify The Glenworb frauds of l9le
Wig Promises.-"Two dollars day and roast
''beef"
lThig Lac and Order.-Thrustiug men from their
meetings, and kissing at Democratic meetings.
Wig Conssency.-P Pretending to be friendly to Alb
oon and supporting STAKEHOLDER for the Presidency
Ginning alittle picty and respectaby, and suppor
ling gambler and duelist for the same high office.
H1ig PriRdp@.-None flor the public eye"
Wig embodiment of Ihiggery--Henry Clay.
Whig Argamcnis-- ...... ......
"PoSsllm up gum tree
Coony in the hollow;
Saddle up the old grey
MaHingale and collar
s... "Coony on pole boysl
Coony in cage
Go it with rush boys,
Go it with rage!"
And sgan:--
.Ah, Henry Clay, he amthe man,
And put him in, We knows We can;
For he's whig from head to tail,
And sanainly,he must avail.
Get out OF de way, cole Dan Tucker" &c.
HuMDuG-Wc have no specimen OF humbus more
rich than some OF the whig poetry Lludng eircand
dates for the Presidency and what they will do he car
be elected The following extract from whg song il
exceedingly IAh 1t treminds us of the So day ant
roast beef
The laboripg men who want more work,
And higher wages too,
viii help to put in Henry Clay,
-esi With better times in view
They'll saw and chop, and grub and dig,
9s5 And shovel, and shovel away,
And shovel shovel, shovel, shovel,
And vote for Henry Clay.
This seems 10 lie the idea of the federal nabobs
They goad Oh the lahorers 10 Shovel and shovel am
dig' for Henry Clay, and dreward them by promises =
promises which ihey cannot and never intend to fuf
ashovcl away" say they to the laborers! 'Dig away
Scrub and dig" Dig for Henry Clay! We dout
whehertle Iaborers who have been once most shame
fully deceived, viii stand The lash in this CHen
natl Eaq.
Al Wheeling March II, the Ohio River had 2iiec
w.icr In The cnannci.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

We urge upon our Democratic friends eycry where
'opress 10 put tho truth in eyely
mans hand--throw aside ns--discounIenarcc
disorganizers as enemies in disguise ann 10 AHA
houldcr 10 shoulder
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t
Spirits, AZ to 47c per gal 60 10 l00c per ga
Wines, 80 per Ct "a TO 6Uc 40
Provisions, 50 do 2to sc per lp'
Most of the duties fixed in the new bill are ad vaorem
The duty will be specific only on iron sugar and books
The present tariff places specific duty on great ma
ny articles This alteration is very geatimprovemcnt
The reduction throughout is very general 1t is more
favorable to the manufacturing interest than the present
tariff 1t reduces all the rates on all manufactures Of
cotton and w<o but places the duty on the cost and
charges 1t does not tstipuate that manufactures under
cetain cost shall be valued high those costing
fifty per cent more. The per cent ad valorem Is pro-
posed on the actual cost at the places of xporation
The new tariff is not ofso protective nature but it
will undoubtedly operate more to the interest Of the
manufacturers of this country than the present one. 1t
Is very liberal in its restrictions and will therefore, be
more popular with all classes. This will insure its
permanency and that will meet the wishes of the manu-
featuring interest The reduction of the average duty
to twenty-five per cent blythe lst Of September, 1915
will give plenty of time TO regulate their operations
accordingly. The compromise actof 1888: commenced
at very high point and in seven years was reduced tc
an average duty oftweny per cent The reduction wa'
not so large per cent. in so short time, but it was
longer duration
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

The township elections in New York still continue to
come in with victory crowning the efrs Of the Democ-
racy.
MADISON COUNTY A correspondent Of the
Albany Argus gives the result in this strong hold of De-
mocracy. 1t win be seen that it nobly holds its
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
PENNSYLVANIA.
LII HAIL OLD BUCKS.
Newton, Bucks County, !
March 10th, 1914. {

Messrs. Miflin & Parry: The election in our bor-
ough just over the result of which is most cheering
to the friends equal rights and democracy. The con-
test spirited one the federalists rallied all their
forces, but to no avail; heretofore our borough has al
ways been under whig misrue, but the sober second
thought has placed us in ourproper position; Mr. Louis
Blaker mechanic and sound democrat has been elec-
ted Judge, over Joshua Wooston, the whiS candidate
by large majority; Mr. W. is oac Of the most popular
(and deservedly SOY of the whg party. This consider
the opening Of the campaign our friends good spi
rts and as soon as the result Of the Baltimore C0nven
ton is known, will go to work manfaIIy and my word
for it will send you next fall handsome majority for
Muhlenberg and the nominees the National Conven-
tioD-Pennsylvanian.
CHESTER, March Is, 1911.
The "Coons" have been routed out Of their Log Ca
bin lately erected here. The whole Democratic ticket
was canfsd by majority of25 votes,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

In Norton the clerk and one selectman only elected
In Freetown majority Of the officers elected are ceri.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
l614s

steeles majority over every thing l463
OF the Representatives elected so far as heard FROM
the democrats have elected IOO and the wings 53 Hur
ra for the Granite State
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
Ffon IA, Cineinaati Enguirsr.
The Proposed Tariff Rates.

Annexed we give, from the N. Y. Herald's money
column, bill of articles given IN the new Tariff bill Is
as reported the chairman of the Commiue of Ways and
Means, in The House oi Representatives Ii proposes
that the maximum duty shall @ thirty per esat until
September Is 1875 when ills proposed to reduce the
maximum duty to s5 per cent Ii further proposes that
the Valuations shall be the and charges al the place.
of expectation.
Goods from this side of the Cape of Good Hope
70 remain in public store 100 days from beyond $50
days
The duties no. Fixed By thenewbill shall be the same
as fixed in thebill of 1912
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21
HOSIERY. GLOVES, YARNS, SC.

GSTIAItNS 4 SIIkI<EN, No. 2O7 BALTI
~ MORE STREET, between Light and Charles,
would inform their customers and the public that they
have on hand full assortment of HOSIERY, Gloves,
Knitting YARNS, Undershirts and Drawers, Woolcn
COMFORTS, silk and WorstCd MITTS, IEPHNR
WORSTEDS, Working CANVASS, &c. Together
with all kinds of 1RIMMlNGS-such Coat Cords
and Bindings; Sewing Silks and Twist; Buttons of
pearl, jet, lace, horn, gilt lasting, bone and bronze
Thread; Cloak Tassels; Gimps and Cords; Venetian
Findings, Cords and Tassels; Cotton Frugcs; Pins;
Needles; Hooks and Eyes; Tapes; Bobbins; Braids;
bons; Cotton Cords; Whalcboues; Bed Lace; Wad-
dings, &c. &c. All of which will be sold low, whole
sale and retail n2l-lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21
COAL. COAL! COAL!

BpUTLIIN CONL. Every I0mIy in The city
AD should use this superior article of fuel, for the
reason that it burns free, is asting and makes but lit
tie or no cindcr will it adhere to the cylinders
bars of stoves CRATES.
Great care is used in freeing the Butler Coal from
all impuritics-as slate, bone, iron ore, and il is
now confidently rec commended rs the PJJREST AR
TlCLE OF COAL in this '"nr!ic.. rs we have no
other Coal ir ot yard, purchasers will be certain OF
getting The article they for without any pos
sibty of mixture, subsiitutions of other Coal.
The following are submitted "a a few of the many
certificates in our possession:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21

G3-BEAUfIFUL G. SILVER BUTTER Knives,
embossed handles only D cts. each; Tea Spoons at
25 cts set; Table Spoons 81; extra superior do 20
set Oil Cloth Table Mats -; sets of Lamp Mats &C
each; beautiful revolving Casters, Crumb brushes ana
Hearth Brushes, in varieties aud at low prices Scis-
sos at 10 and l2 cts pair; Pen and Pocket Knives
at very reduced prices; also, Soaps IN varieties Co
Iogne Waters of superior qualities; Toilet Combs and
Brushes; Toilet Powder, Sc. Superior Tooth and
Nail Brushes in varieties and ut low prices, for cash
and no abatement.
E53- Right the corner of Market HHd C!iailes-sts'
n2l-ltt NJ RTlhER NOW BRAY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21

Gr3eUNIVERSALIST FAIR. The LADIES'
FAIR now being held ia the Session Room OF the uki
ycrsalst Church. corner of Calvert and Plcasan-sts,
will be CONTINUED "A few days longer, as many very
valuable articles vet remain TO nc disposed Of 1t will
be open EVERY DAY and EVENING, from 10 o'clk.
A. NJ to 10 o'clock, I. NJ. hlS-u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21
Stoves STOVES? STOVES!
NJ. BILLINGS, no. Fl LIGHT STREET,

Has tOi sale, whole
sale and retail, the
celebrated Douglas
Patent Air tight
COOKING STOVE,
for rood or coal,
which has Leen test
ed, and acknowledg
ed by hundreds of
citizens in Boston,
New York, PhiIadel-
pllia, Albany, and
other lllarps. hpsid ps
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21
LORI(

GtLORIG VIEWS! GLORIOUS NEVIS!
WI Well d0r. BOYLE. large prizes sold during
the holders 1925 each! This will be continued for
week or two 0nger linus giving chance for our ti;i
zens to replenish their purses with little risk,
Tor almost every ticket purchased at this fortunate of
flee proves the right one Call at NJ. DOYLE'S Prize
Depot, NO. l44 Pratt street, opposite the Railroad
Depot, next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel The
THuRSDAY-l Capital Of 5000, tickets $500,
shares in proportion.
FRlDAY-CapltaI 5000, tickets $3.50, shares in
proportion.
sATURDAY-$7ooO Tickets only 81 90, shares
in proportion.
liberal discount will be made TO persons who psr-
chase by the package quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky NUMBERS by
the package, single ticket share. All orders per
mail OF otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. Id Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite b. & q. r. r. Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21

This ccrtifes that am now using the Butler Coal
for house purposes, and consider it the best Coal
have used. 1t is of easy ignition, buns free is
lasting, and makes but little ashes, being nearly all
fuel. When ! can get the Butler Coal shall never
use any Other, for am satisfied there is none better
ROBERT HALL,
No. 9 South Gay street.
Baltimore, Sputpmber 81 1914
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21

{rF- TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city OF
Baltimore or in the United States on any subject con-
nected with literature or science. Oratons from 50
to So occupying twenty and forty five minutes. Lee
lures - to l0 Letters and Essays So; Pieces for de-
camation SO to s.. Inscriptions for tombs 50 TO So
Sentimental Tales IS TO $40 Advertisements 81 10
So Songs SO. News Carriers Addresses 50. Acios-
ties ST. Pieces for Albums, Sc &c. cents per line.
Persons at IA distance will address (pod PGid and en-
closing remunertion) the Milford Bard, or Dr. John
Iohand, Baltimore. Citizens will call at the WASH
ingon University, East Baltimore street Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post office, enclos-
ing the quid pro quo. - Editors friendly to me, VIII
please give all Insertion mr.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21

YPTION-slTUATlON WANTED.
The advertiser, having been discharged by his
late employer, for other reason than that of being
friendly to Henry Clay, solics situation either as
Port in Dry Goods store, or any other place where
lie could make himself useful He was brought up
in Il dry goods store in Liverpool Apply at
No. 23 NEW CHURCH STREET..
f(r2- References can be given. NIL ~
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21

INCREASING IN PopULARITY.-The Virginia.
Screnadcrs Their singing is srcelient, their
imitation Of the negroes humorous, but not often
sivc, BUT their Jurlesque on the italian opera
must be heard TO be appreciated.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21

by few in this city, being superior to any other
Stove now in use Two grand principles of the Stove
are-Economy and utility. | therefore cordially in
try. to call and examine for lhenisnlYes n2l .en3in
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no The FEMALE SAMARITAN SOCIETY will
hold their annual meeting at DIR. MoRE.s' Session
Room, Lexington street nj oclk, Z NJ. on THURS
DAY, 2lst inst. The members are particularly re-
uuestcd IN attend h20-2th
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{s7-S SIXTH WARD WlIGS. The Spartan Band
ort6e Sixth Ward will hold Il meeting tom UR2OW
(ThusdavJ the Dist inst, at their Hall i'll lien-st.
Let every Wing be present. ..
n20-2tt rAP1 j.. TISCHMEYER, Scc'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21

Result OF THE GREAT FooT RACE. The
Great Foot Race over the Hoboken course for
Sl40O came off on Tuesday afternoon. The
first race, three miles for $500, was run by
jackson, in Is minutes l6 seconds. The Sc
cond, ten miles, for 81 900, was won by Barlow,
the Englishman, in "a minutes ? seconds. The
second in was the lndian-third, Grccnhalgh,
the Eoglishman, and Gilderslceve, the winner
of the first race, fourth. Stannard did not run.
TnE SENATE. Mr.. Webster it is now I'M
derstood in Boston, according TO the Courier
will take Mr.. Choates place in the Senate,
and the same paper suggests that Mr. Clay,
who is not older than Mr. Adams was when he
went into the House, and Mr. Van Buren,
should also be restored TO the Senate. They
are all opposed 10 the annexation of Texas.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21

HN HALL, No. II HARRISON STREET, re-
He specially informs his friends and the public
pcneraily that he has on hand large and well select
ed stock of Ladies' black and colored MOROCCO,
both dressed and undressed. Also, large selection
of Gentlemen's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with general
assortment of Innings, BINDINGS, &c. SC. In
short every thing in his line which he will sell on
terms any other establishment the city
% Country Dealers will please call aud examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, MO I'm"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21

az. FAIR. The Ladies Benevolent Society OF me
Third Presbyterian Church will commence their SALE
of useful and fancy articles, THIS (MOnday) nv T.
MING the 18th Instant in the Lecture Room OF the
Church, Eutaw street, between Saratoga and Nll-
berry streets. The sale will he continued during HE
week, from O'Clock, A. NJ to 10 o'clock, T. NJ each
dav The articles to be offered for sale nunier
Gus, and many Of them both useful ana ornamental
The Ladies respectfully solicit the patronage of The
puhc and will endcavor, ON former occasions, to
render the visits OF those who may favor them wlh
call n0yecnble niS-lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21

GT3- WnOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
"IFHOOPTNG COUGH CORDL4Ln is IA specific
or absolute for WHOOPlNG COUGH ASfI-
MA and all Structures of the air passages sc. ltis
believed to be the only Specific ever discovered for
these complaints. 1t affords comfort promptly, aud
when its use is pcrsevcred in effects permanent
cure of all the diseases above mentioned Upwards
OF two hundred 'iilrcn have been cured of Whoop-
na Cough within au last weeks by the 1se of tins
Cordial. 70 be obtained only of Or. GIDEON B.
SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North
street, aud At his residence in Mulberry streeT, be
tween PeaiI aud Pine streets, Baltimore. Price oNE
DoIL n pcr bottle. n9lm'
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a u uzzA EoR TI4E MARYLAND I.OT-


Tickets Sj.C0-sharcs in proportion.
Risk on a package of 30 tickets only 1850 that
can draw over $4,000.
Fol rich and brilliant prizes, by the package sin
gle share apply to the alt fortunate Prize corner of
Corner Of Baltimore aud ST. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Nj. Consolidated Lottery, class
3S, drawn Nov, a0-lowcst prize $1,000:
- II Al 38 % ~ IS 81 30 CD Do
N1 SOLD BY SCHOOLFlELD & co. YESTER-
DAY. To Nos. II Al 81, prize of 81 ,0O0 aold to a
gentleman OF this city, Nos 80 . - prize also of
$500, sold to a cOlored man.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class No. 30,
drawn Nov,r 25-lowest prize $1,000;
rs - al IS 50 - 7 70 81 50 90 ID
Draws TOD ny, the superb scheme of Md Consol-
dated Lottery, class 10 extra.
THE CAPITALS ARE
2,0O0 10 5OO,&
Tickets $500, halves S2.5O; quarters 81 25
In which Schoolfcid s. Co will sell certificate
packages of 25 whole tickets for only sos; halves
S3250 quarters I: 6.255 cighths S8l2
For the capitals, send on your orders TO the ever
fortunate sCHOOhFIELD & Co,
No. Calvert street,
1t First Office ?iom Baltimore street
"a HUSH! 1t is a fact that the third capital of
" 5000, in half ticket, was sold to Nos. 81 IS,
by EMORY s CO., to a citizen; $l5OO in quarter,
TO Nos y Al, sent Fer letter to Easton, Pa; and
prizes of $500 each sold 10 customers. This is great
'DN" W. " amy Is s1 30" DOL L,isi
Draws This DAY, tn, splendid Lottery of Md,
class l915 Nos and II drawn ballots-more prizes
than blanks. This is the scheme for Packages.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
! prize Of l90Gt prize of 81 $50
{. 5000 10 90 900
i" 1000 10 500,&c.
Tickets S500-shhreS in proportion.
Risk on package only 1880
Drawn Nos. OF the Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
SO, drawn November 29-lowest prize $1,000:
70 10 III SO So - rs Gil 30 63 45
&c Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY & Co. No. 2 Calvertst.,
1t Baltimore, Maryland
dnNLY SO! CENTS PER YARD for real
W Wclch FLANNELL4, warranted not to shrink)
and many other bargains, ut
iIAYWARD'S Cheap Store, No. p Howard-st.
MI Sd door from Fayette.
FOREIGN s. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
WI E have hand large and well selected
w stock of French, English s. domestic CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES and NESTlNGS; Satnets, all coiors;
French, English and domestic Beaver Cloths; White
and Red Flannels
Blcached and brown Cotons Linen Sheetings;
Irish Linen; damask aud diaper Table Cloths; Table
Linen and Napkins Huekahack, Bird Eye and Russia
Diapers; Linen Cambria; Linen Cam IIdkfs; Gents
Satin and silk Scarfs; Silk Hikfs; Gloves Hosiery;
with large and splendid assortment of Silks Shawls,
Merinoes, CIoakngs, &c. &c., all of which we will
sell very low. r. McELDOWNEY & co.
n2l-T l63 Baltimore-st., bet Calvert and Light.
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fg3- References can be given.
EXINGTON HNipOKiUM,

ar EXTINCTION EMPOKtUM,
IA I5S LEXINGTON STREET.
We ave Just to hand another superb assortment OF
Ladi. spring wire Dress Caps 81, valued at s.; In
f.nt's aps Bonnet Caps, the newest styles; Ribbons
II, cents Laces; Nets; Hosiery, and Gloves. Also,
us, in from New York, case of the newest styles III
Bonnet Frames, 25 ceats, usually sold at 37a; GimF
Fringes; Cord and Tassels and Fringe; Velvets, Sc
noI a. DENNIS s. co.
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nz- CHRIST CHURCH ASYLUM FAIR CON
TINUED. The bad weather having interviewed on
the 20lh inst, the Fair Will be continued Of clear in
their Lecture Room of the Church, TO cay, 2lst,
Many useful and beautiful arc les are still 10 be dis
posed of by the Ladies. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21

Books. AIcssrs. Armstrong & Berry have
laid upon our table PHILOSOPHY of Rhetoric, "
by DIR. Campbell, of Edinburg, published by
the Ilarpors.
Also, the "Attache, or Sam Slick in Eng
land" published by Lea & Blanchard, Pha-
dephia.
The Ladies' National Magazine for Dc
cember containing the latest London and Paris
fashions, with other plates, has been received
by Messrs. Shurtz s Taylor, No. North st
Also, "Graham's American Monthly Maya
zine" for December, containing likeness Of
the Rev. Walter Coltoa, a plate of fashions,
sc. An excellent number.
THE FAIRS. The Ladies of the Third Pres
5y telian Church, Eutaw street, are industrious
ly prosecuting their laudable undertaking, and
ask the public to visit their Fair.
The Ladies at the Calvert street Universal
list Church. are still doing fair business, and
invite patronage.
The Ladies at Christ Church will also COR
tnue their Fair to-day.
20 Notwithstanding the unlavorable state
of the weather, the exhibition of the Orang
Outang continues to be visited by quite num-
Der of people. She will remain but very few
days more in this city.
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WILLIAM McILVAINE,
M f. X G H Vt II A / l. o II
25Q RAITIMORE STREET.


UNDER THE EuTAw House..
YHNHE Subscriber has constantly on hand select
n assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS, which he will make to order mthe latest
STYLES and on the most reasonable terms.
Gentlemen furnishing their own materials can have
them made in the most fashionable style and work
manlike manner. no5w'
NEW DRUG & APOTHECARY STORE,
CORNER OF HOWARD g. SARATOGA-STS.
HULIAN S. Balm, has opened fresh assert
81 ment of DRUGS and MEDICINES, selected with
the greatest care; and also variety of choice PER-
FJMERY and FANCY ARTICLES. Particular at
tention will be given TO Prescriptions which will be
putnp with neatness and accuracy. nl2-eolm
HSREsH FRUIT, SC. Bunch and Cask Raj
IL sins, Prunes, Soft Sheed Almonds, Canton Pre-
served Ginger, lillian Maccarnn Vermicelli, DopS-
Mats superior Winter Strained Oil and Canary Seed.
Received and for sale by MARCUS DENISON,
n20-4t -..s ii Baltimore street.
FOR KSBURG, VA.
- essns17 The Steamboat RAPPAHANNOCK,
ES,.s;Sk Noah Fairbank, master, will continue
Sssssau9ss&k to leave Hughes Quay every SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON, at , O'Clock, until the close oil
navigation. #. liH u
13Shippers particularly requested to have their
goods alongside before O'Clock the day of sailing
% Passage and fare S. For freight or passage,
apply to Z, M. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
G206t Office, Hughes Quay.
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Mr.. CLAY. The Savannah Republican
nominatos Mr.. Clay as a candidate for Presi-
dent in 1913, and avows its determination to
stick TO him to the last.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-21
Baltimore, September 81
FThe following is from Mr.. G. Month

| have tested the Butler Coal in Stewards Patent
Summer and Winter Air Tight Cooking Stoves aud
iud it superior article of fuel. 1t burns bright and
rce is latlng makes but little cTdcr, and appears to
be admirably adapted for family purposes.
G. NORTH, So Baltimore street.
Baltimore, September 20, 1914