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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24
FOR CHESTERTOWN &

? Ser.f9 FOK Oh ESP ENTUWN d
S4s,shs.A53Alu CENTREVILLE. The steamer NJ A.
"nftznSss1 RYLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at & O'Clock. for the above
places, stating from the lower end of Dugan'S wharf,
and return in the afternoon.
Persons having business in Centreville will have
ample time to accomplish it, and return in the boat
the same day. And all persons going and return
ing the same trip, will only be charged 81.
l.. G. TAYLOR, Master
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

A BALTIMORE CLlpPER. The New Bedford
Mercury announces the arrival at that port of
the new and beautiful clipper built schooner
Alfred, from Baltimore, where she was built
for Messrs Pope, Morgan and others, of New
Bedford. She is intended for the sperm whale
fishery; and the Mercury says, "irom the Pc
cu!iarity of her model, and excellence as a
sailor, ii is expected that she will be able sue
cessiuly to pursue the monsters of the deep
into the bays along the coast, hitherto unex-
plored by our whale ships. This is we believe
all entirely new feature in the annals of the
whale fishery beyond Cape Horn, and we shall
look with interest for the result"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

ITEMS OF NEWS The Chief Engineer of the
New York Fire Department has advertised for
5000 feet of hose for the department. The
wings of Louisville have nominated Pierce But
Ter, Esq, of that city, for Senator. Between
10 and so American whalers touch and refit at
the Bay of Islands annually floating
theatre is passing up and down the Hudson,
FLOATING Baths have been erected at AL
bany.-Dr. Burke, the father of Master
Burke, died at Chippewa, c. W., on the l4th
inst.-Prest. Day and Professors Silliman and
Kingsley have been connected with Yale Col
lege as instructors upwards of 40 years.-In
New York at p. m. on Monday, the thermo-
meter rose to 80 l-2 degrees. thermo-
meter in State street, Boston, at two o'clock,
p. m. on Monday, rose to 9s degrees.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

d ssA,sr FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM.
eSS2uv~ BRIDGE, AND EASTON. The fine
&aaG2sEaAsl steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
iimore every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at oock, for the places above named start
ing from the lower end of Dugans wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
jyl2 l.. G. TAYLOR.
gold PENS! GOLD PENS! A fresh
w supply received this day and for sale by
GABRIEL D. CLARK, Water street
Iels second door from Calvert.
SiLk SHIRTS AND DksA WERS. Large
~ assortment of silk Shirts and Drawers; Ladies'
Silk, Mermo and Cotton Vests; together with an eX-
teRsiye assortment of HOSIERY and GLOVES, at
LOVEJOY'S, 1913 Baltimore ST.,
w between Calvert and South SIS,
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Orphans Court Sale.
Valuable Real Estate
gpOOH GASeaSm.

SA 49, I-.-Q -Ai1
N pursuance Of an order of the Orphans Court
L Of Northumberland county, will be exposed tn
public sale, at the public house Of Valentine Paul,
in Upper Mshonoy own.hr, Nor,humhctl md co..
on Wednesday, the 24ih day Of s p'rmher next,
nj 10 O'clock a. NJ, the following described pro.
pcrty. 10 wit;
A certain Plantation or tact of lind situate ri.
ly in Upper Mahonov township. Northumberland
county, and partly in Upp,r Mahon,ango township,
in the county Of Srhuykill. the State road lead.
ing from P.dtsvic TO Fishers Ferry, and about %
nils from the former place, adjoining lands Of John
Maurcr. the heirs Of John Dirhl, George Boyer.
John Wsggoner and oilers, containing 272 acres
and 20 perches, strict measure. about 2lO acres of
which cleared and in high state of cult, alton
wh,renn are errct' large twn story brirk Tavern
House and Kitchen, largo bank harm. 100 feet
long. anne wag n shed. and another large frame
she'd also a large and excellent G,s, Mil, and
frame house near SAID mill and also, two rxcelrn,
orchards. The ah've property is very he ,ut,fully
aud advan,aepnuslv situated, md is an excellent
Farm Tavern Stand.
Also AT The same time and place. another Ger.
tain tact Of land. al, i"lng the above described
raci, George Snyder and Others. containing 1877
and lC3 p,rch's, strict measure shout 30 n.
of which are clemel where are erected n
Two sorv log house. pa tly wcaihr,-hoa,d,d aud a
log stable, snd large aud excellent orchard
Al,o:--At The same lime and place. anrhcr
'ah u'ct "i a"' '"l i"ns 'he ''s, ABOVE uescf'n'h
uhc'' 'ahd oi r''er MOCK ana "'h'rs' c"''"ns
LOG acres AID - pr,ches strict measure, about -
acres OF wh'ch n'e cleared "hc'e " are '''c''n y
Two ~ ry log h"u+'' weth- 'n'"ru'u' M" log
barn. and two excel nj orchards.
n'-" ~ ."' s','' ",'' Nv" P'''e. 'h"'h'f 'er
tain tract or piece nf land, nNi,ii The "h"vr d,
SIT "'" wv ''"" :" ,'r'" "'n''' ''" 'I"''S' GOV"
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full assortment of Stationery. for sale extremely
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TERMS HENCEFORWARD.

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The cash system and payment in ndrance must
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ter this mus, he wholly rcfnrm'd, nor must eithe'
the most eminen, political frien !, or the most init.
mate personal one be disp LEASED on experiencing
its ap,lc nion. in the s'"pPace of their numhcs, II
th,y neglect this rule, the vital n"cesstv Of which,
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To the Electors Of Northumberland
County:
7 BEG leave to offer myself as candidate, a, the
ensuing election for the Office Of
County ditOr.
If should be elected. will discharge the duties
PETER BIxLER.
Lower Mahonoy, Aug. I6, lsi5.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
DEING solicited by many of my friends, !
n y have consented To offer myself as a candidate
f,r the office of
IRE asurer
of Nor,humbcrl md county Should YOU see pro.
per To elect me, pledge m, self TO perform the
duties Of said office with fidelity.
WILLIAM GUI.ICK.
Sunbury. May 3lst, 1885.
TO the Electors of Northumberland
County.
4 7 the s"licit,'i"n Of number Of persons, in
~ different pats Of the county, have consented
to he a candidate for the office of
TRE.sSURER
Of Northumberland cnuny need hardly assure
my fell 'w.ctzpns, that il am elected. will en-.
dcavnr to dischug the duties of the Office faithful.
iy aud impartially.
JESSE NJ. SIMPSON.
Sunhnry, May i1h, isi5
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
FELLOW CITIZENS.--I have teen induced
To ,ll,5 mysc'f as a candidate for the office II
PrOthOnO.ary,
Al tho cusrinc election Should | fortunately be
elected, here pr"misc. firhfulIy and imparii,
~ to discharge The duties of sad office.
JOHN FARNSW ORTIZ
Sunhurv. Nav 10, lS45.
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected ccekiy BY Henry Yorthe'mer
Democratic 1se0tem.

Greatly Reduced Price-Eom - 10 SO per
Annum.- Single copy % cents.
PROSPECTS or The xKxr, on Urn voLuNr.
TTlHE PRICE of the DSNocRAr,c RxvIrw
Il has heretofore been too hgh-noi for ,h. size
cost and character. but for the means ofens Of thou
sands of readers who would he glad 10 receive IT,
and among whom il is highly desirable ,ha, il
should circul,te. For the purpose. therefore, of
wide j. 9 the range of ia usefulness, and nf multi
plying the numbers ofthose l., whom il may he
ce-salle it hiss been determined simultaneously
with the great reduction in the expense Of the post
age tn reduce i,s subscription prize also. fr m FIVE
to only THREE DO lrs; and when several unite
in Subscription, to as low as 81 80, or even 50 30
per 'nnum.
This verv large reduction in the receipts (accom
panied with hut a compi at,ely small dimuuii"n
ofiie eSpensc) involves. OF course, m entire sirr
fee Of profit upon it, unless compensated hv vast
MULTIPLICATION of su,scrhrrs --Th re- will he ai the
outse, only a small reduction in its number of p,
prs; soon TO he restored to its old number. without
increase of price. when the ancip tied success Of
the experiment shall justify II.
TmE roRTRArrs OF DI>TISGUIsUrn DkM"-
cu,rs wi ! he con,inued-engraved in better and
mor- costly style than heretofore.
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Tor 100 miles eighteen cents.
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rcekoned bv tens Of Thousands, as tie result, and
m. cnsa'ion of,hi- g'ea, reduction Of prce.-Eve.
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July, lsi5, lac Nassau street, n. York,

LAST LIKENESS OF GEN. JACKSON.
The admir- he Dagucrreotvpe of Gen. Jacks n,
taken by Anthony. Edwards & Co. a tw We K
tef re hi death, has been purch ssd Tor tn. us of
he Drmoc,a attic Review. II is in the hands IL tn
artist, and II he engraved in the finest style Of
mezE tint, OF ezra size II is mos, beautiful and
interesting work. declared Ivy Mr., Van Buren, and
others TO give more perfrc, idea Of the great and
good old man than any other likeness and ought
To- be os e.scd ty every man who loves and re.
verses his nemnrv-1hose who sul'-cribe carly
will receive il as one Of the regular series Of Por
traits.
September 9th iS45.
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John Ii. Boyd,s Estate.

John ID. BOyd's Estate.
IT ErTERs ,es,amentary IN said d.ce scd's e..
4 tate, have ben granted 10 the suhscribrs
Prrs ms having dem ,nds sesins the estate are re-
Sue<,ed to prrsen, ,hcm Cor examination anil se'le-
mcr, and persons indebted to the rstste are iequ
ted 10 make immediate p ymeni.
w. r. SMITH,
A JORDAN,
September l3ih. lsl5 ct Executors.
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PUBLIC vENDUE.

PUBLIC VENCUE.
an Wednesd ". tn "a h day Of Sep"mher.
v ls45, will te sold Vt pubic vendur. at tic
d w ling house of John B B"yd. L O., decd. in
No. Il, rmberland. Household and Kitchen Furni.
turr. " agnns, Buggy. Ha'n".s, Whra'. Hay, and
a vare,v Of articles too tedious Ia enumetai". Sale
{, c,,nme nee at 10 o'clnck. A NJ, when the terms
of sale will be made known ty
w. r SMITH,
A. JORDAN
S.p'emhcr 18Th. (Sf5.-2t Executors
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FOURTEEN
1.IIudbIe arttclc1
BurNx,R's VEnNIruGE crrfdin riIre

I BurNStn's VEHNIruGE- cerfdin rure f'r
woms--saft aud very pleasant To take.
. GrnsoN's Exrnacrs. whmh remove Grease
oi ali kinds, Dry Pants, Tar, Varnish and Wr,
from carpets ~ from clothing, w',hou, iujurpg In"
color The cloth.
3 Inxpo~ FIR PspEn-ihe hest thing known
for ki ling flcs and musqu,''s
4. 4 CERTAIN Destroyer o. Rats, Mice, Reaches
aud An,s--snd another of Bed Bugs.
3. GuSN's Sr,CIrIc fnI ur stomach, li'au
Buro and Water Brssh, hy one who had suffered
thirteen years, before he discovcre tho cure,
Dn. STEVENS GnEEx OINTMENT fot the Pies
Il has never failed to cure
7. II,uRIsoSs TrTrER WASH.
s. BRENuNp's I>pELIRLE lSx without
rival.
Q. TuE CoNroUSp CoSFncrIoN ~ FiGs-
iu,t tie melhue for children aud lar women, II is
so pleasant Ia take.
10. Backs NtGEranLE ANriBILious PItLs.
II. GUSS's EnoLLIENr WArEa.pRoaT PAsrs,
for Harness. Boots, &c. 1t solens the leather, and
| keeps out the water.
l2. Pooa MAS's SrnENoraESt~s PL,srEr
! -. l.cHsoS'> DiARnHGA MINrURE, which
cures the worst Diauhda in - few hours,
| IA J,cksu>'s DrsENr,nf M,1rrN.. cer>
! tain and spec dy cure for Dyseniery aud Summer
! Complint.
| The above valuable articles are sold wholesale
and retail, by l.. G, GUNN, No. / South Fin
| street, Phiid6elphid--where Siorekeepers and o.
| ,hers viii be supp led with pure African Cayenne
Pepper, Arnica Flowers, Drugs, Paints Oils, Glass
and Varnishes, al the lowest prices. Terms only
cash. or Cut out the advertisement, and bring
il with you.
Philadelphia. July 10Th, lS45-lv.
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NEW SAEFETI1rCS.

NEW SAEEETI1rGS.
vlNEE subscribers hsve received, and are now
4 ope'ng splendid assortment, Of The following
g ODDS
Saxony, Wilton and Velvet Carpe,inesl
Brussets and Imperial ply do CAR
Extra supe'fne and fine Inersins 10 ! ~ .
English shaded Il Danask Venetian do ING.
American tw,lrd anil la'd 10
English prueget. and Wonln Floor Ciolhs
Stair and Passage Bookings
Emhosse1 trano and Table Covers
London Cheuille and rufiel Rugs
Door Mats OF eyey description.
Also
A large and extcn-ive ,ssortment of Floor Oil
Co,h-, itoin one to ergh yards vide, GU to fl ese
~ description of rooms OF passages.
Also. low priced lersin Capetngs iiom 81 tn
GA cents per yard, together With large and exIen-
sve assortment Of goods usually kept by carpet
merchants.
The above goods will be sold wholesale OF re'ai
at the iowes, msrke, prices. Country mf rehanis
aud Others are particularly invited TO call snd exa-
mine our stock hclore making their selections.
Cl.ARKS0N, RICH & MutiiGAN.
Successots to Joseph Blackwood No. III Cheshu''
Garner Of Franklin Place.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 22d, issS.--
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TERMS REDUCED.

-RElyANE@
DAGUERRf GALLERY cf Puient Premi-
sm Cni6ref EhCacsSrs, and photographic
D'Int'
No. l3d Chcsnut Street. Philade, ,nhia.
NJ. o5, Broadway. New York No. rs Court
:, ,rr no.'rn No. t38 Chesnu, Sweet, Ph,la.
drlph Baltimore street, Baltimore B'oAd-
Wv. ssrs,cen Springs; n, Sc Canal suee,.
New-D,ieans Main street Newport, X. !. Aud
Main Street, nu Duque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the oldes, and most Ex,en-
~ sive Establishment of the kind in the W orld
and containing more than THOUS AND POR.
TRAITS, embracing those of Some of the mos,
dislng gushed individuals, in the United States.
Abundance Nee.
This Establishment having been AWARDED The
Medal Four FIRST Premiums, and f,Uo Highest
fon0rS' at the Exhibitions at boston, New York
and Phllade. lhis respectively, Tor bes, Pe,uIes and
Apra~;us, is thus officially sustained in the posi-.
'iGn OF superiority hettofhre universally assigned 1t
by the pubic, as "Fnst in The World"
June ss,h. ls45.-ly
SUPERIOR Pcr, wine, Madefia and Lisbon
- wines. Also superior Brandy and GIN, Lemon
Syrup. Also few barrels of BLUE FISH, for sale
| hy HENRY MASSER
sunbu,y, July l9tb, lsA5,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-21

5iaBut this was not tie grand effort. As the
Democratic Convention which nominated
county officers had to make its selection for
Sheriff from among number of prominent
Democrats, brought forward by their friends
for that office; Whigery, guided by its own
narrow instincts, looked for treachery as well
as disappointment among the unsuccessful
candidates, and seized the occasion 10 give
the public an exposition Of coon sagacity--
thew would divide and conquer. Col.
White, who had before signalized his craving
for office, was got out as an Independent can
ddate for Sheriff, and his fancy fed with the
agreeable idea that with his Wing auxiliaries
he would be able to defeat the Democracy.
He was in consequence smtten with sudden
perception of the evils of conventons-their
iniquitics waxed great TO his excited mind
they were the Augean stables of which he
was TO be the purifying Hercules! But, alas
for those who put their trust in coons, just as
he was about to q bear his blushing honors,'
he found himself the duped instrument of
contemplate game. The wings had designed
to use him for blind, and had no idea he
should realize the possession of the coming
aspoils.e In grand conclave twas determi-
ned, Just before election, to spring upon the
Democracy new candidate, real live coon,
BeniDW. Day, and thus profit by the defec'
ton which would be made in our ranks in ia
ovor Of White. Already in imagination the
Democrats were surprised, shared and routed
,L"horse, foot, and dragons" But the
knavish trick turned out complete "fzzle;'
neither White or Day came within remote
chance of being elected. The whole scheme
| ended. as all selfshness and dishonest trick
ery .,Pimust must end, in shame and discontinue. =
/ The Hwhigs Of Gilboa" who on the day Q
election claimed the superlatve honor Q
Matching this stupid humbug, will now b
allowed to ego it against the world" withou
\ dispute. We commend them for party Ga
maliels, and while they are allowed to "g'
/ it,''there Is not the smallest possible DANCE
of Democracy's ever being put in very i'm
| minent danger Of losing or lessening he
triumphs ID As for Col. White, we expect t.
hear Of him again the next time the whig
lsneed a screen for scheming-but not be
|gfotesb sd o ha9u gea 'oa piieH q. ,a722os
10 The Democracy Of our county have adde'
one more to many previous proofs that lik
Ea ola Putnam - Of the revolution, they ar
neither tolbe surprized, wheedled from tn
defence Of their principles, or defeated b
laany canningly devised trick Of the enemy.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-21


THE MEDIATION OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
The following paragraph from the Wash
ington Union, closes an article headed
!" French views Of Mexican relations::'' g1
"Mexco may trust for her protection to
the mediation of England and of France;
but the unstatesmanlke conduct of those
courts in regard to Texas, their improper in
termeddling against us, and the part which
they have taken, directly or indirectly, through
the redoubtable Mr.. Commissioner Elliott, on
the part of one of them, and the indiscreet
Saligny on the other, strip these two great
powers of any moral force which they might
be disposed to exert, and must preclude them
from dscharging the offices of mediators.-
They may operate on Mexico, if they think
proper; but the United States cannot consent
to accept the mediation of two nations who
have hitherto taken so active a part against
us in regard 10 Texas .''A' ...' ''''
We are gratifed to see such language COM
ing from the Union" 1t is Just what it
should be--nothing more, nothing less. 1t
is the true American spirit. We cannot ac-
cept an offer of mediation from England and
France, in relation 10 our Mexican affairs
No! never upon the question which is nor
about to bring the United States and Mexico
into collision. 1t has not been more than
three months since France and England were
using every artifce their diplomacy could
invent to defeat the annexation of Texas to
the United States, and we, should consider
Sir. Robert Peel Or Mr.. Guizot, as acting
with great impudence, were they, to tender
their mediation at this time in reference to a
measure upon which they have already de-
cided adverse to our Interests. 1t is the
Texas question that will produce the war
and can it be possible that either Of these
governments will think of offering their kinc
services in the settlement of a question il
which they have played so foul a part. y
The government rgandoubtless expresse:
the views of Mr. Polk, and We are gratfiet
to know that none but similar feelings will
ever guide his administration either i'll con
ducting ourhome or foreign relations. --Knor
pille Standard. ljod 4 t--vAA .aog4
| d., A. ,..,,,tar. 80 eh,ll fby conccioncf
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.F. IA
There are several causes for exultation at
the result of this election. Among others,
our opponents have been at their "dirty work
again." dealing freely in trick and decep-
ton, and have gained thereby most signal
defeat. In relation to H. s. Knapp, Esq,
our Representative by this time he is
undoubtedly elected they strove to accom-
plsh by Misrepresentation what they could
not effect by plain facts and simple truth
Among other stories circulated, was one
that Mr.. X. :" was pledged, or as good as
pledged" to go for a new county, cutting off
considerable part Of the. northern portion
Of Putnam, including the town of Medary,
This story, which was widely S, ch 'ulatteda Lin in
The southern townships, is shnsr fabrica77 1o Ca
ton throughout We know that Mr., Knapp
refused decidedly to pledge himself on on ,le7 loT7
cal questions, to secure his nomination,
ana he has often, through this journal, eex--
pressed his opposition to the splitting and
frittering Of counties, to increase thetaxes OF
the, people, for the benefit ofua fewqvillage
lot spectators. Our opponents arc perfectly
welcome to the ayails of this roorback.i Their
eminent success on this occasion may induce
them to try again; thoughIwe -doubtsit,la
We need scarcely allude7tto the fact that
M. Ackerman's muni6cent land rscheme777I
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