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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

ILLEGAL VorNG. Owen Dale, foreigner
was found guilty III the New York Court of
Sessions, a day OF two since, of voting Illegal
" at the presidential election, and was senten-
ccd to confinement in the Penitentiary for two
months The American Ensign complains Of
the inadequacy of this punishment, and we are
not disposed to dispute the justice Of the com
plant-but in Maryland we are still more lem
lent towards such offenders, for we fine them
only twenty dollars, and then have the penalty
rcmitted. In fact the barrier to unrestricted
voting is very feeble in this State; and the con.
sequence is, that some men who are fond OF ex
erciSng the right of suffrage, deposit ballots ii
most of the wards of the city; and certiicat
of naturalization is ii passport to the ballo
box for those who have not been six months il
the country. For these and all other abuse
connected with elections, we hope to see
remedy applied at the approaching session 0
the legislature; otherwise the elective franchise
will net be worth exercising.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

a7- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description executed with great despatch, at No.
1874 BALTIMOk Z STREET-such as
MAMMOTH mn, q Much larger than any other
maHHoiH DILL Office execute.
LOTTERY BILAiS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE b HATTERS' BILLS,
Raj. ROAD BILLS, sc. Sc
Indeed il il needless TO enumerate, as we are pos
sessed of facilities for doing OA IN every yIe ana
manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

CAPTURE OF A PIRATE. A letter from Tri-
este mentions the capture of the "Avenger," a
piratical barque, which has been cruising, for
the last two years, and in that time there have
been no less than 200 murders committed by
the crew, and ten ships three barques, ono brig,
and eleven schoonets taken and plundered by
her. The amount of treasure on board the
vessel was immense. She is an English built
vessel with tall, raking masts, and of about 100
tons burthen, very sharp and deep.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

DIsGRACErUL RIoTs AT PoTrsyILLE, Pa
We stated some days since that the laborers on
the Schuylkll Valley railroad had turned out
for higher wages, 1t appears by letter in the
Philadelphia Sua that Pottsville and its vicinity
has, for several days, been the scene of riot and
outrage, on account of the laborers who refused
to quit work being violently attacked by those
on the "strike." The hands employed by
Messrs. Dafcr, Lessig and Mills were all driven
from their work by the rioters, The hotel Of
Mr. Bussinger, at Middlepoint, was attacked
and its doors and windows smashed. The men
at work for Mr.. Samuel Mills, contractor,
were assailed by 100 Irishmcn, and compelled
10 quit work. MIR. Mills life was threatened if
he made his appearance, and Mr.. Hoffman, an
engineer, had to take flight to save his life
Justice Callahan and a number of citizens we're
dreadfnlly matreated by them. Four military
companies were subsequently ordered out, when
the rioters dispersed, not before AZ of them,
however, were arrested. A postscript to the
letter states that Mr.. Blussiuger's hotel was
again surrounded by the mob and that the mill
tary were about to be ordered out second time.
The rioters are all foreigners.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

A FLoUR1sH or TRuMPETs. Some Of our
Southern people are extraordinary folk The
word with them is, ''yield or die" The mca-
sures of Government must be shaped TO suit
their pleasure, or they will blow the union sky
high" This is the tenor Of speech made in
the House of Representatives on Wednesday
last, by Mr.. Payne, and is bat repetition of
what has heretofore been said by other South
ern members Of Congress and politicians We
beg gentlemen not to get into such violent pa
roXysms Of passion; or if they must blow off
their steam, to do it without so many useless
and ridiculous fourishes. Mr.. Payne breathes
blood and thunder. Congress must change the
tariff to suit him and his constituents, or, he
says tive shall RESIST and, for aught know,
or care, millions of swords may leap from their
scabbards and drink deep, deep of blood! That
is my feeling am ready to meet that ques-
ton, or any other question, wherever plumber
or impudent interference with the concerns of
others is the object ATTEMPTED. ! for one shall
do my duty"
Now this is pretty language to be used by an
American statesman in the hall of the nations
representatives He does not care-no, not he
it 'millions of swords should leap from their
scabbards, and drink deep, deep of blood. y
And whose blood is this american statesman
so regardless of having shed thus prolusely?-
why the blood of his fellow citizens perhaps
of his own connexions. And yet he does not
care The sentiment and the feeling here eX-
hibitoa are unworthy of any civilized man,
and doubly so of the representative OF chris
tan people. We can hardly believe that they
are seriously entertained, though expressed, by
Mr.. Poyne-ior we are not disposed to set him
down as not only callous to the feelings and
sympathies of human nature, but traitor in
purpose to his country. The time was, when
the uttorance of such language in the house of
representatives, would have excited a thrill Of
horror; and the man using it would have been
considered as little less culpable than Arnold.
But the pure days Of the Republic have passed
the spirit OF disunon is erecting itself even
in our halls of lcgislation-and resort to the
sword is threatened. The conduct of some of
our statesmen affords a sad presage of the fu-
ture destiny of this country; and makes the
duty more imperative on those who would
preserve the confederacy, to exert themselves
to restore those american principles and feel
ings, which formerly made us an united and
happy people-whon to breathe the word dis
union was considered a crime. We heartily
wish that all hot-headed and indiscreot poti-
clans could be kept at home; and that the bu-
siness of legislation could be confded exclu-
sively, to men of sound principle, discreet judg-
mants and American hearts
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G3-HIGH STREET CHURCH. The Annual s alb
ba7h School Sermons wis be preached IN the High
street Methodist T.. Church, on next SABBATH DAY
the 22d inst Ii is expected that the Rev b.. f MOK-
GAN will preach at II O'Clock, the Rev. w. f. MsH-
GER at O'Clock, and the Rev. WIN. HAMILToH, at
O'Clock The annual collection, for the beneN OF the
Sabbath Schools of the Station, will be taken up
throughout the day. d2o2t
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CTIEAPEa. CnEApEsT.

NHEAP, CHEAPEH, CIIEAFESW,
a 90 MARKET STREET, opposite Holiday.
Ladies' will bear III mind the rich, elegant and cheap
GOODS whch the sub .criber has for sale and is al
ways receiving: Embroidered Party and Ball Dresses
have caused rapid sales from their beauty and cheap
ness; Needlework Hdkfs. are really magnificent and
cheap; embroidered Chemazetts and those exquisite
Needlework Collars, also selling very rapidly.
Bear in mind those English Silk HOSlERY--lhosc
cheap and elegant Ribbons, Illusions, Gimp, Gloves,
&c. In fact all kinds of Goods and on the cheap
system, as nothing works well as small profits and
quick returns. =. BROADBENT,
No. SO Market street, opposite Holiday.
o. STEEL BUTTONS, beautiful article for
trimming sell at Que half the usual price; also,
GiMPS and JET BUTTONS. IL
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HANDSOME WINDOW SHADES.

HANDSOME WINDOW SHADES.
NOHN C. HOLLAND has just received anoth-
~ ernew assortment of We, y handsome WINDOW
SHADES comprising the best assortment in the citv:
and at lower prices than they can be purchased in this
or any other city. They include the finest patterns of
Landscapes, Ruins, Gothic, Plain Botdered, SC.
JI5~ktotureS furnished and SHADES hunp al short
notice, very low No. Is GAY STREET. two doors tom
the Shot Tower ala
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t3-RELIGIOUS NOTICE. EGl1ER FISHER, of
Kennedy, will preach THIS (FriSay} EVENING, at
O'Clock, the First Baptist Church, co, ner OF sharp
ton" The public generally are aviged TO attend the
deeply interesting mecung which is progressing at this
Church. Seats free. III
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HHRIsTNIAs GIFTS.

Heath's Book of Beauty, edited by the Countess O
bi.essingson, handsomely bound, and illustrated
The Keepsake, handsomely bound in silk, embesh
ed with 10 fine engravings
historical annual-The great civil war Of Charles thu
ISL ahd ms Parliament, by the Rev. r. Cattermoe
beng heath's Picturesque Annual for lo45-l
hne engravings, Char es LIST, Oliver Cromwell, &c
~, ENGLISH ANIMALS, 1914, at reduced prices.
me Children of the Nobility.
English Pearls, or Gems for the Boudoir with Poetca
! Illustrations.
Gems of Beauty, series of twelve highly finished
Il Engravngs of Spanish subjects
Pearls of the East, or Beauties from LaIla ROokh.
heatL's Drawing Roem Port Folio.
The Keepsake.
| Heath's Picturesque Annual, Paris and the Paris
Heath's Picturesque Annual, Windsor Castle aud En-
virons
Heah'5 Book of Beauty
AMERICAN ANNUALS-lo4J
The Diadcm Present for all Seasons with splendid
EngravingS, after pictures by Suy, Leutze, Hunt
ingI0n Ne. &c.
Leaflets of Memory, edited by ReyneI Coates, NJ. D..
illustrated with ~ superior Engavings, and beau
tifuly bound.
The diff, "A Christmas, New Years, and Birth Day
Present, with beautiful Engraviugs.
Friendships Offering with Mezzotnt EDgravmgs.
The LadIes' Scrap Book, 10 embellishments.
The Rose of ShatonJ A Religious Souvenir EsgTa-
wings.
The Keepsake, with le' ssecl Engravings.
The Charleston Book.
The Opal, various bindmgs--e Illustrations.
The Literary Souvenir 70 Engsayings.
The American Poets Gifts, illustrated by of he
own painters--36 EngravingE.
piie Amaianlh, Gift for all Seasons.
Ple Boys and Girls Annual nUpssrouS Embellish-
merts
Tie American Book of Beauty, 9 Steel Epgraviags,
fine, and only Sl.25 per sopy.
The Tokea, or Affections CHS Passes.
Aiso-a pG"ety Of Books in EIegaH4 Bindings, &c,
among which arc
The ILLUSTRATED Book of Christian BaNSds.
nf Anp iv, I,n;F
Native istunts by Emma O. Eg,hury, with 90
Plates of Plants carefully eolored after Nature,
and Landscape views of their Localities.
The LGdy OF tbs Lake, by Sir Walter Suott, Issira-
ted editiOn--l0 splendid Eng:ryinss.
POEMS by Eliza Cook, Illustrated beautitts1ly
Gems of The Pocts, by s. e. Hall
Poetry OF Flowers and Flowers of Poetry, beautif psy
oracles from the Poets, Fancu, diversion for lhe
Drawing Room.
Poetcal Works of Milton, spenddly Illustrated.
CoWpers Complets Poetica Works,-l Web, haRz-
sOmey Illustrated
The Complete Works of Mrs, Hemans, Illustrated,
first American i:Om last London edttion,.
Poetis+l Works of Sir Walter Scott, Illustrated.
Poems of the Pleasures, &C. sc.
CHihDREN'S BOOKS
Boys and Girls Magazines-also
Library and Annual.
Annuaete.
Pnley's Magazine
Robinson Ciusoe.
Adventures Of 7 Fire Screen
Tales OF the Ocean,
jacobs Scenes iuthe Pacific.
Boys Own Week Day Book
Gymnastics, or Spc!tB, by Paul Preston.
ChlId's Own Book.
Rolla'S Books.
Two Halt Dollars
Youths Keepsake
Marco Pau's Travels
Lucy and Arthur.
The Boys Medal.
The Girls Medal.
Chlld'S Own Story Book.
stories 10 Teach IlltIk
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

NMARCUs DENIsON. 81 BALTIMORE
W. between Gay and Frederck-sts has now in
store full assortment Of the choice Green and
Black TEAS; Loaf, Lump, white Havana white
crushed powdered and brown Sugars; Java, LaGuny-
ra, Rio, Padang, 81. Domingo and roasted COFFEE;
Whole and ground Spices; family super FLOUR; Raj
sins; Currants Citron; Almonds; trunes Figs; OILS;
Molassrs; WINES; Liquors, and GROCERIES for
sale families and Others, at the lowest ruling prices
d20 2aw2w fri
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GG-MUFFS! MUFFSM MUFFS.! Justreceived,
another invoice of those beautiful Natural and Lus-
tired Lynx and other MCFFS, for LAKES and Chill
dren. which will be disposed of low at
G. x. QUAlL'S, Pratt street,
d2O-4tt a few doors west of Hanover.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

Coup WEATHER. In New York on Wednes-
day morning the thermometer was so low as
"a degrees.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

The FAIRS. We hope the public will not
forget the fair for the benefit of Saint Ste
phen's Church, at the Odd Fellows Hall, as
those who visit them may expect excellent
music, cheerful association, and kind atten-
dance. The sale in aid of the Fell's Point
Presbyterian Church, in the Lecture Room of
DR.. Breckinridge's church, is still progressing.
We bcspeak for them the most liberal pa
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

{hy- The LADIES OF ST. STEPHENS CHURCH
commenced their FAIR in the Egyptian Saloon of the
Odd Fellows Hall, Saturday evening. 1t is their
design to continue the sales throughout this week.
There is great attraction there. An interesting place
to spend the evening [Rl dl6-lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
NNTM. ROBINSON, PRACTICAL WATCH
Wv MAKER and dealer in fac Watches and
Jewclry, has removed to the corner of CALVERT
aud BALTIMORE STREETS, (opposite the Muse
uln,) where he has opened general assortment of
Watches Jewelry, Silver Plateda and Britannia Goods,
all of which have been purchased from the actual
Particular attention paid to repairing fine Watches,
which will be warranted TO perform well or no charge,
Jewelry repaired. Hair Plated to any pattern.
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE MUSEUM.
NO Old Gold and Silver wanted, for which the
highest price will be given. , do lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

CouRr op APPEALS. This Court has adjour
ned until Tuesday, eth January.
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BALTIMORE LycEUm. We call attention to
the entertainment to be given by this insttu-
ton, at the Saloon Of the Law Buildings, this
evening, at I o'clock. The music and singing
will be of the first order, and the discussions
will no doubt be able and eloquent 1t will be
an agreeable entertainment, and we have no
doubt will attract a crowded audience.
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A MOTHER GOODPRIZE FOR CHRIST
IA. MAS OErMELNE uIINQRED AND EIErY

A MOTHER GOOBPRIZE FOR CHRIST
N MAS OFTWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS, SOLD AT SGHOOLFlELD'S & CO.'S
YESTERDAY. To Nos. Is "a SO. prize of 1920,
sold 10 gentleman Of this city in package of halves
which cost him only s24, for which he receives nett
1881. To Nos. 2j 30 As, prize of 500, sent to
Cambridge, Md, and Nos. SO 81 60, prize of $50,
sent to Carlisle.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81, Ex,
drawn Dec. I9--lowest prize Stare
80 % 80 rs 50 SO 69 Is 81 So As 20 So
Draws TO-DAY, the beautiful scheme of Md. Con-
solidated Lottery, class 90, Elk.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 prize of Sl577
+" 5000 1900
$500 500, SC.
Tickets s; halves S1 quarters rs cts; eishhs 81
a57- Draws to-u onow, Dec 2lst, Md. Female
Seminary Lottery, class 40. Capital S4OOO-Tiekets
81; halves so cts quarters 25 cts. In which School
field & Co. will sell on certificate Packages of
D whole tickets for only ................ ..sl360
~ half g 81 ,,,....,..,,, SIS
SS qua ,. :. ~'''.'''''.'.'.''.'' -. 20
% eiglltlis .......... ........ l.69
For the capitals, send on your orders TO the
fortunate SCHOOLFIELD CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t First Office fiom Baltimore street.
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Our Book TABLE, Messrs. Armstrong &
Berry have laid on our table the following
publications.
"EtherOiogg or, the Philosophy Of Mesmer-
ism and Phrenology; including Il new philoso-
ply of sleep and of consciousness; with re-
view of the pretensions of Neurology and
Phreno- Magnetlsm''-bY J. Stanley Crimes,
counsellor at law, &c. sc. Published by Sax
on s Miles, New York. We have not read
the work, but mean to give it a careful exani-
nation.
"Introdatction TO the Pictorial Reaacr'--and
"The Pictorial Primer"-by R. Bentley
These books are designed for the use of child
rem, and will be found serviceable.
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Important from the Philadelphia Daily Sun.
phiLn1cLI IN .4nril lnIh LIZA

Mr.. John a. CantreII:-Dear Sir--liavihg been at
licted for upwards Of two years. with liberation OF
the throet destroying the whole of the soft palate,
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of bone came OUT,
which partially destroyed my speech, through kind
Providence, and your INDICATED SYRUP OF
SARSAPhRILLA, | am now restored to perfect
health, and my sight which was much impaired is
AS strong ~ when boy. l thought it a duly owed
to you and those similarly affected to make public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
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DC TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city Of
Baltimore, or in the United States, any subject
neced with literature science. Orations from S.
lures IS TO so; Letters and Essays S3 Pieces for de-
clanalion s3 to So Inscriptions for tombs So 10 s..
Sentimental Tales So to $40. Advertisements 8 30
SO. Songs 50. News Carriers Addresses s.. AcOs-
tics 81. Pieces for Albums, sc. SC. cents per line.
Persons at a distance will address (post paid and
closing remuneraIion) the Milford Bard, or Dr. John
LofanG, Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
ington University, East Baltimore street Those who
canno. call, will drop line in the post office, encos-
ing the quid pro quo {~ Editors friendly me, will
please give an insertion. nl2
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A LII AMONG THE PRIZES. Two snug
IA ones yesterday sold by BYRNE 6 CO., Nos. IS
So 50, $1,000, quarter, md Nos 60 20 rs, $40, half
ticket sold al old A Calvert ST. The following are the
drawn Nos, of yesterdays Lottery, class 27-owest
prize $40 Drawn Nos. -.... .
80 25 3 so rs IS 5 so 60 Is 81 So As 70 So
For The Capii3ls in TO'DAY'S try this office.
$1,000, $4,000, 50 $500, of 81 900, of $500.
Tickets ;s3-sIIares III proportions.
nc Remember the Small Fry for SATURDAY.
Tickets only icts. For fortunate Nos. apply 10
BYRNE s. co No. dt Calvsn street,
1t Opposite Bafnum's City Hotel.
TREAT AND GLORIOUS TIMES AGAIN AT
dU TUCKER & BROTHERS on the returns of
yesterdays Lottery. Their" was quite stiff run on
again for the redemption of Prizes sold by u.s.
$500 in a half ticket, and $1,000 in a whole we
sold to citizensbesides Of 5000 and of S5a, sent
to friends abroad, =
TO-DAY-$l00 600. Tickets 80 quarters rs cts y
- ... L. L. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Head of Centre Market
ORDER EARLY. The Small Fly draws again next
Saturday. Capital $4,000. Tickets 81. Packages of
quarters S3.3Is. e' 1t
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The above valuable medicine for the cure of Scrof.
ula, Chronic rheumatism, Chronic Swengs OF the
joints, ErupOns of the Skin and all diseases arising
wholesale and retail, of ]. +. PERKINS & BRO,
corner Franklin and Green-sts., and f. II. PERKINS,
:. w. corner Baltimore and Greene-sts dl4-lw
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psrlslbsn su perbitsn, falls lis ae9sbsn wtiros
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bietsn mirb."
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fein miiTsn, mir fa9en babsr nur 9ebet sur
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@uren ei9enen 9tnIibten