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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

A Coon PLAN. Some writer in New York
paper proposes that ladies should take their
seats in pews, if there IS room, without disturb
ing those already seated. He says he saw a
ludcrous scene of confusion occur in church
where some gentlemen, according to custom,
rose and left the pew to allow some ladies to
enter who came erthey were seated. Some
gentlemen from an opposite pew rose at the
same time, and the whole party became block
ed in the aisle. At concerts or public assem-
blcs, it is not customary for all the gentlemen
on a bench to rise when lady enters, if there
is room for her to be seated without.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

HOUCK'S PANACEA
SURPRISES ALL OTHER REMEDIES FOR THE
CURE OF COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, CON
SUMPTION AND OTHER DISEASES.
THOUSANDS of persons can testify to its eff
IL fcacy, who have been cured after all other re-
NEEDLES had failed.
1t is unnecessary to eulogze the virtue of the Pana-
cea, as il stands unrivaed by all other medicines as
will be fuytestfed to by reference to the pamphlet,
accompanying each bottle.
Price, per bottle, 81 80.
liberal discount made to persons who purchase to
sell. No. 10, LIBERTY, CORNER OF GRRMAN-sT.
n2l3m JACOB HOUCK.
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ORE PROOFS THAT CONSUMPTION
I'VE CAN BE CURED.
CE&i OF THE GREATEST CURES EVER
MADE IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 90. 1874.
To Dr.. j. II. Schenoh-Sir: This is TO certify that
my WEiC, Ann Bay, had severe attack of Bilious
PurisY in the winter of 1882 after heing relieved OF
that she complained CT pain in her breast AID side
attended with a severe cough and tighLness in her
chest had the advice of the best physicians in the
city, bat none Of them could give her any reisi; they
all pronounced her ease incurable. then got six
bottles Of Swaim'S PaElcea, but she could ge. no re-
lief hcrcough still increased She tried eveiy thing
that was recommended through the papers for CON
sumpE0n but could get no relief. her cough got so
severe ct times she would have to sit down in the
street, and when wakiEI she would frequenty get in
KIND Of stupor and fat PROSTATE the floor pal
ptaonof the heart and pain in the oins with dzzi-
ness in the head, would follow then gave up all
hopes OF her ever being cured, and looked for her
death every day, having fingered for twelve wears,
and could get no relief Until last June, seeing Doctor
Sohencks advertisement in the Sun, / was deter
AIMED she should try the oulmOnic Syrup; went to
your agent, Mr. Warren, and purchased bottle of
the syrup; he told me if she would perseveIe with it,
q would certainly her After She used two bot
ties il began to make her very sick and she threw up
great Quantity of thick, tough matter, she got
relief, and could breathe freely after using the
eight bottles the pain left her side and breast. She
threw up great quantity o. matter all the times after
tte TENN battle her appetite began to come, and from
ttaat time she has been getting better She is now
wen, thaia God, and through the of your valIa
bic syrup. You may make what use of this you like,
ana l recommend all persons afflicted in the same
way, 10 use the Pumonic Syrup, and with the help
of God and this valuable Medicine, they may yet be
saved from Gconsumptuous grave.
Isaac BAILY.
AEy wishing to ale, do so by calling
at my house, No 60 Dover street. between Euaw and
Iaca-sts., baltimore. ANN BAILY.
N5-CAUTIoN TO THE PUBLIC. As there ars
persons in this city who advertise the sale of Schencks
Pulmonc Syrup, hereby caution all persons against
using my name, as no person is authorised to sell foi
me in the city Of Baltimore, except Mr. J. w. WAR
rem, No. 20 North Gay street.
J. H. sCHENCK.
The genuine Medicine can also be had of NJ DE-
LAN1, corner OF II street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Washington, d. C., and at w. w. JOHNSON,S
Princess Ann, f. s., Md
PRlcEOne Dollar per bottle six bottles for Five
Dollars. [026-eofJ wv. WARREN, Agent.
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"ALLEBASFS MEDICINES

"ALLEBASFS MEDICINES"
FNNHE above Medicines having been thoroughly
n tested, and become highly popular throughout
the greater part of our own and to considerable ex-
tent in other countries, are offered to the citi-
Gems OF Baltimore, with entire confidence, and the
proprietor socits for them trial. for which purpose
each agent Is furnished with an extra supply To
eomnodate all, large number of agents have been
enlisted, and furnished with neat chest containing
"THE BLACK, COR ALLEBASI'S ShLVE,"
"ALLEBASIS HEALTH PILLS."
'ALLEBASI'S TOOTNl-ACHE DROPs,u
"ALLEBASI'S POOR MANS PLASTY1R,'
"ALLEBASI'S INDIA RUBBER BACK PLASTER. :,
Each agent is also femished with pamphlets for
general distribution, setting forth the uses OF The Med
cines, and containing testimonials from highly re-
spected individuals to their value.
They are prepared by Lyman w. Gilbert, of New
York, proprietor; and for sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
General wholesale and retail agents,
Misty Corner Baltimore and HanOversts
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ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS

BECKWITH'S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS,
TEVHESE justly celebrated Ant-dyspeptc Pilla
-&- are offered to the public with the utmost conf.
dence in their efficacy in almost every variety of
functional disorder of the Stomach, Bowels, Liver
and Speen such as heartburn acid quotations nau-
sea, headache, pain and distension of the stomach
and bowels, ncipient DiarrhGa, Cholic, Jaundice,
Fatulency, habual cosveness, loss appetite, sick
headache, sea sickness, &c.
The just pretensons to the character claimed for
these Pills, long experience has not weakened, but
strengthened and confirmed them by mass of testi-
mony of such respectable character as has rarely sus
tanned any article in this form in any country.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL at
ISRAEL j. GRATr,AMEs
Drug and c. emical stals.
N. E. Corner of Bait more and EutaiSN ST.
@5s Where also may be lad BULBS celebrated co1s
p pSSnu Oh sarsapanla' e1arshas Syrup and Extract
ranacea' superior seidz and Soda Powders, Henry,s
Caicned Masnesia, Sc. Together with general as
sorlmen OF Drugs, Chemicals, and Family Medicines
N ~ b. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
NoNii AioN puslhess ol5-u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

SfDNEY SMITHS MISCELLsNJES.
~ VOLS IN one. Complete for so cts. For sale nv
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers and Stationers.
nis PraIt-st' adjoining the Railroad Depot,
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{G3-Be cautious to ask for the original DR.. Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, as all other prepa-
raons from this valuable tree fictitious and ceun-
ereit; prepared only by DR.. SWAYNE, whose office
is at the north west corner of Eleventh and Race-ss.,
Philadelphia
.RGENTS.-J. w s. r. w. DAVIS, No 252 Balti-
more-st, Baltimore; Rev'd ISAAC P. COOK, No. So
Baltimore st, Battle; STABLER s. CANDY, Prattst
wharf, Baltimore; R0BI. FARNHAM, Washington,
VIM. STABLER, Alexandria d. c.; p. NJ. COHEN
s. Co, Charleston, S. c.. PEYTON JOHNSON, Rich
mond Va; E. KLINE, ST. Louis Missouri; J. 8.
NORRIS Co, Louisville, KY; 7. BURFORD, In
dependence, Missouri. sel2-9m
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@- SIGNED OVERRIDE
an end
less eter-
nifty, by all
who witness
ed the pale and
CHASTITY object, caus-
ed by splitting blood,
and most violent cough,
with night sWeats, hoarse
ness and sound of the voice,
indicating an alarming state of
disease: my clergyman was plain
with me, and stated that hadb but
a few days to live; my sister, who
my anxious care taker, madein-
qury where she would be mostlikely
TO obtain the most certain relief, she was
told of Oh. Swdyne'S Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, ii medicine in general use
throughout the United States, for the cure of
coughs, colds, consumption, splitting OF blood,
influenza. papitation of the heart whoopng
cough, tickling, or rising sensation in the throat,
bronchites, asthma, weakness of the nervous system,
or impaired constitution from any cause, and to
prevent persons from falling into decline. She
was informed if this medicine failed in the
cure, my life was hopeless. DR.. SwAYNE's
SYRUP was then procured, and the first
bottle gave relief, and by the time had
commenced the fifth bottle, my cough
had left me, and my strength so
much improved, that | able
TO take the fresh air, and in
short time | entirely recover
ed my former health Fora
confederation of the truth
OF the above statement,
you can call on my sis
ter, who lives in Ju-
nlper street, one
door below
Race street, 1
PhiIadel-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-20
NOTICE
TO THE WINGS OF CECIL
COUNTY.
FELLOW CITIZENS:

The Bill for dividing The State into
Congressional Districts, and providing for
Special Election to fill the vacancies in
the present Congress from thus State, be-
ing now under consideration before the
Legislature and likely in few days to
become law, and it having been suggss-
ted in other counties likely TO be embra-
ced in the same dislr lc, with Cecil, that a
Convention should be held at this place
on some convenient day, after the passage
OF the law, for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate TO represen. this district in the
Congress now in session: We respectful
ly request that YOU will assemble in the
respective districts, atlhe places named
below, on SATURDAY the 20,h inst, for
the purpose OF selecting delegation OF
five from each disric. to meet in County
Convention in ELKTON, on the We'd
nesday following, the 24th inst, to choose
delegates to represent the County in the
aforesaid District Convention, of the time
Of the holding Of which, due notice will
be given by the Central Committee.
We further respectfully sngges, the pro
priety of instruc.Ing the delegates from
this County, to the district convention, to
,isE be(nre that body Wien assembled, a
ploposi!ion to choose delegate to repre-
sent the district in the Wing Convention
to be held in May next. at the Ciy of
Baltimore, TO nominate Candidates for
President, and Vice Presidant and to go
into such election should the Convention
when assembled so determine
We have been induced to make this
suggestion from the probable great extent
ofterritory comprised in the Cohgresson-
al District, and the difficulty again as
sembling in Dis,ric! Convention.
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with destructive fury over the face of our
yet happy Union ? Or should this prove
hopeless and impossible, whose the com
manding genius, ",o ride in The whirlwind
and direct the storm 2''-To-peside over
the deslinies Of a grea, Republic, in a crisis
Of such complicated difficulty and peril,
calls for something more than the acts of
the mere party politician. It demands the
hghes, moral and intellectual qualities of
the sntesman-courage self possession,
elevation of character, and elevation of
views, nobleness and generosity of ma
ture, that attracts confidence, and can in
spire enthusiasm, the spirit of persuasion
and the spirit of command combined
Let the annals of the country, in some of
the darkest moments which have ever
lowered upon its fortunes. be consulted,
and they will answer whether HENRY
CLAY or MARTIN VAN buren, is the man
for such crisis.
Ihave thus, my dear sir, with the frank
ness due to our relations of friendship.
personal and political. given you my
views on subject which is soon to absord
so large a portion of the public attention,
and to which no good citizen can be in
different ilalter myself they will NEE.
your concurrence, and that OF our Repub.
lican friends, who have acted with US in
the trying scenes through which we have
passed but in any event, am sure they
will be received by you with the kind
ness aud cordially, in the spirit of which
J pray you TO believe me, most truly and
faithfully yours, w. c. RiFES.
Col. EDMUND FoNTAINE. Hanover.
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UNHEALTHY SEASON.

This is season of the wear when Colds
and Coughs are contracted to a greater
degree perhaps than a, any period Of the
year. These preds7ose the system 10
Consumption. which the az. roaching sea-
son is well calculated to engender. There
is no greater security against the attacks
of these COMPLAINTS than pure state OF
the Blood, healthy and vigorous action
of all the functions OF nature and to Sc
cure this no medicine is more thoroughly
calculated than Sainburn's Vegetable Ex-
tract Pills.
Sold at VIM. Torberl's Store.
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FL Our friends will recolect that this is the
day OF holding the districts meetings
Lee the delegates appointed to-day, be punctu-
al in their attendance at the County Convention
Oh rext Wednesday.
According to the arrangement made by the
members of the Legislature from this Congress-
sonal District, the District convention is TO be
held in this town on Tuesday, the 3Oth instant,
and is to be composed of as many delegates from
each county, as it has Representatives at An
napolis. Consequently there will be % me m
bers; Hartford and Cecil each sending s, and Kent,
Queen Annes and Caroline each sending a.
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Tile Candidate for Comgress.-Il is
altogether probable that each county in
this district has man, whom its delegates
in the convention, will bring forward for
nomination, but as all, save one, mus, be
Withdrawn 1t is necessary spirit Of con-
tesslon should prevail in the convention,
and that the members should be governed
by disposition to act in accordance with
right and justice. and TO unite for the man
who will be most apt to call out the force
O. the party
We last week stated that we conceived
the claims Of Cecil county to be stronger
than those Of any of the o,hers-claims
which we found upon her central position
her greater number Of voters-and the
great amount Of good that can be effected
within her borders by direct personal ex.
erlion, on account of the strong opposi-
ton always made by the other party.
As far as we are concerned personally, we
shall advocate her interest, because we
think the party generally will be benefit
ed by taking one OF her ci,izons as the
candidate, but there are Others who found
her claims more particularly upon the fac,
of her not having had candidate for
yeas, if indeed she ever had Wing can
dida.e for Congress-(we have no recol-
lection of anything of the kind, land
neither those who set up this latter claim,
nor those who think with US, will relln-
quish the stand they have taken. until they
are convinced tina, the good Of the part,
require it.
And we conceive Of no motive but tina,
of personal interest, that can induce the
delegates from any other county to go
against lis. However, these things, no
doubt will be fully discussed in the Con-
ven,ion.
JAMES H. LAMAR, Esq, was named il
our pa7cras the proper selection, and the
suggestion has been very generally res
ponded TO; indeed we have heard no op-
position made. We refer To some com.
muncaiions in another column.
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sJNe hope every Wing in the county
will exer, himself to secure a full turn ont
of our party on the l4th If February
We never have been able to get them out
at a special eeclion-lct this be no longer
our reproach. Begin now to eleclioneer
there are but few days to work in, then
let us be the busier--a full turn. cut and
we succeed.
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PERRysILLE, Jan'ry 18th 1874.

ZONE Edtcr o. the Whtg.
DEAR SR..1 was highly grati6ed to see in
your paper of last week communicat ion sug-
gesting your fellow townsman J. H. LAMAR,
ESQ, rs suitable man to receive the nomination
for Congress.
am happy to say to you sir, that in this por-
ton OF the county, it "takes like wild FIRE"
Let him be brought out by all means, and tho
seventh district will give him vote that will
strike the locos like thunder clap.
A man, SIR, like Mr. lamar, who has worked
necessarily for h is party, by day and by night
IN sunshine and in storm-through evil and
through good report, must have friends who
Will work for him. Let him be brought out,
and phalanx will rally around him, that will
set all opposition at defiance, and enter the
contest with zeal that will ensure trium-
plant termination
am sir,
Very Respectfully
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FALsEHoop, OR BYPocRisY, OR BoTB.-lmme-
diately after the late law, districsing the State
was passed, the Baltimore Republican and Argus.
held the following language.
"Well, they have done the deed, and never did
the to"is OF lawless ambition carry out more
completely by sycophantic insirumentality. tho
nefarious ends, aimed at by those who feed the
political cauldron, that has dubbed and dubbed
ana hled our State with debt disgrace and
trouble Tor years, than is demonstrated by the
unfair, unjust, ubiquitous, and outrageous as
sault upon the rights of the people, as exhibited
in the law for districting the State, which has
just passed the legislature
There never was perhaps, a sentence penned
Of as few lines as the above, that contained more
falsehood, impudence and hypocrisy. The Re.
publican knows, if it knows anything, that no
State Legislature where one party had the pre-
dominancy in both branches ever did, or ever
can make f,irer division. He knows we'll
enough that if the Locofocos had had the power,
they would have SO arranged it as to have given
them four districts certain; he knows it, for they
attempted it when they had the House last win
ter According to the last general vote, which
was for Governor in Al the locofocos had four
out OF the six, and at any election they stand an
equal chance with the Wings TO get majority
OF them, and yet it is base, and mean, and mar
row-souled enough TO write such a paragraph as
the above. Verify such scamps should be ruled
with rod ofiron-the wings should have so dis.
trcted the state as to have cut them off with two
forever; there is no keeping such dogs from
growing, except by severe kicking. Lool, for
moment at such states as the ocos have divided
there the only object in view was to leave the
wings as few members possible, without any
regard for contguity of territory, or equalit, Of
population,
But The growing of the Republican, is sheer
hyPocr'sy--'it secretly is we'll pleased with tho
divison-as the locofocos all must be, ifthev are
n OF fools.
aJNe were obliged to leave our office
on business yesterday afternoon at 3
O'Clock, and did not get back ill after
hight. Alter weleft two communications
were received, which were consequently
100 late. We stop the press to say that
one recommends DR.. Evans of this town,
the other DR.. Preston Of Hartford, as can
dIdates for Congress. Will the writer's
be so good as to furnish us with their
names, that they may appear in our next.
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: CAmBELL's Magazine We have received
Campbell's Foreign Semi-monthly Magazine of
Janusry LIST, and find it an excellent number
1t has splendid mezzotnt ''rral of Queen
Katharine engraved by Sartain from paint.
ii BY G. r. Harlow;a beautiful vgnette title
page by the same engraver.
This periodical lisa reprint of tile best matter
from the foreign Magazines, and we recommend
it as an excellent work. 1t is published twice a
month, (makiny three beautiful volumes in
year. at the low price ofS5,0
TBy the way we did not get tho No Of
December 10th, and as it completes volume,
we would he much pleased to have it,
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MAE RED.

On Thursday night last by tho Rev. Mr. Nc
Intire, GEORGE w. Moore, Esq, to Miss SARAH
ALEXANDER, pll of this town.
On tho 4th inst. by the Rev. Geo. Burrowes,
JOHN CouLsoN, of West Nottingham, to SopuA
SHAW daughter Of the late John Shaw Esq,
both OF Cecil county Md.
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The Albany Evening Journal announces the
death Of Gen. JACOB MORRIS, who departed this
life at Butternuts, Otsego County, on the 10th
inst, In the seth year Of his age. Gen. Morris
was the second son of General Lewis Morris,
one Of tie sgners of the Declaration of lndepen-
dence, and was himself an officer of dstin' ton in
the Revolutionary war; having been present at
several battles as the Abide Camp Of Gen. Lee
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COMMUNICATED.
! am sir,
Very Resp ectfuliy

NIX, LDlloN.-
observed in your paper #
last Saturday, that James III lamar,
ESQ, is mentioned as a suitable man Il,
represent this congressional district q.
Washington. In my opinion he is the
very best choice that can be made-his
services 10 the party have been very
great, and think i, is RICH. that the party
should do something for him; besides hi.
abilities are Of high cast, and his popuari-
ty in this ncighborhood is no, equalled bv
that of any other man. We have hal
much talk upon the subjec, here, and we
agree as one man. that he is the right can
didate, and hope he may be selected
am satisfied that he will ge. more votes
than any man the party can bring out.
A FARMER OF THE SECOND DisrR,cT.
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COUNTERFEIT NoIRs.-A large numb
er ofcounterlei, FIVE dollar notes, purport-
ing to be of the Merchanl's Bank of Balti-
more, are in circulation in Philadelphia
They are dated Oct. 24th, 1920, letter C..
and are signed William Adams, Cashier,
and J. Allaire; President. They are well
executed, and calculated TO deceive,
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G5sThose Wing Almanacs, for which we
sent, have coDe-the publishers say they sent
them once before-Well, if any iocofoco has pur-
Posey kept them from us, all VIC ask, is for him
to read one Of them-ieit don't convert him from
tho error of his ways, he's a no peless case.
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A man has been indicted in Northumberland
county, Pa, for passing several counterfeit 81
notes on the Bank Of Baltimore, and 50 note on
the Mechanics Bank of Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-20
u-FRead Mr.. Rives' letter, and the article
from the N. z. Tribute, dnYirs, page.

Nothing occurring in Congress, or in the state
Legislature of particular Importance, to the peo-
pie Of the county. ''''"''
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I5|The nomination of Mr. protiitt rs Minis
ter t" Brazil, has been rejected by tho senate
He has been sent thither by the President, ane
had received $4,000 as his outfit and salary fo
one year, which Of course is loss to the go
pcrnmCnt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-20

SGE The workmen at the Washington NAVY
Yard had bonfire on Tuesday night, in man
Hesitation of their joy at the rejection of VI.
Henshaw as Secretary of the Navy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-20

IjSWill our friend J. J. who sent US the sta
tistical article on Cocil county have patience
with us-we have not yet had tims to arrange
it, and have it put in type.
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IssThe nomination of David Hellshaw, act
ing Secretary ofthe Navy has been rejected by
the Senate
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+ An opportunity will be presented to some Of
our subscribers, to forward their subscriptions,
by delegates to the convention on Wednesday
next 49,. -.
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IPThe proprietors ofthe Baltimore Clipper,
have established cheap periodical Depot, at
their office lo4 Baltimore street, where they Of
Eel for sale the cheap and popular works of the
day.