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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-23
MESSAGE.
Fllow Citizens Of The SENATE and House
Of RspreSenkattres:

Fllow Citizens Of the Senate and House
of Representatives,:
The guardianship Of the interests of this
Commonwealth, which fall within the
province OF its civil government, has, by
the favor of Providence, been committed
TO US and we come together for the pur,
pose Of its execution. 1t We would dis,
charge, in the best manner, the duties II
involves, we shall begin and end every
thing with a recognition Of our depend.
ence upon Him from whom all good
counseIs and all just works proceed;''
while His claims upon our fidelity to
Himself. will become an ever-presenl IN
%cenlive 10 fidelity in the service of the PEG.
pie we represent.
The year which is drawing toward a
close has been one of prosperity to our
people. Though threatened drouth has
repeatedly filled .hem with apprehension
and alarm, they have finally been permit.
led to reap an abundant harvest,-lhus
happily finding increased motives 10 graf
itude, 10 deliverance from impending dan.
ger, rendered the more impressive by
strong contrast with less favored portions
OF our country.
A great trust has been committed 10 US,
as the constituted guardians of the interests
of this people. II, ir The struggles con-
nec,ed with the election which has sent US
here, we have suffered unworthy passions
TO gain an ascendency, as they too often
do in political contests, we cannot come
here and enter upon the sober work ofsur.
veyiDg our responsibilities, without dis
missing them all, taking each other by the
hand as feIlow>citizens and brethren, and
striving together for The faith Of our faith,
ers, and the furlherance Of the great ends
for which they established the government
we have been appointed to administer
How shall we best accomplish these ends,
within the briet space OF our annual ses>
sion2 is a question: 10 which you will al
low me briefly 10 invite your attention.
The institution OF civil government is
designed to become an actively bene6cenl
agency. The restraint of force is far
from being its only object. Excepting ia
governments purely arbitrary, law derives
it's energy from a force extraneous 10 itsel
--ihe force of deep and abiding sentimen
of Yeperatiun fDT law-siove Of ~orders-ha.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-23
VOICE OF ~IE11lAlADUMlo
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. l845.
For the Voice of Freedom
cp1s,aeYeticns Sor the Commercial Com.
mUntty.

For the Voice of Freedom
ce1side1eticns Sor the Commercial Com.
muntty.
Ma EDITOR AT Ii town meeting re-
gently held in Birmingham, England, TO
demonstrate against a proposed increase OF
The British Navy, Joseph Surge, u gem
leman long and deeply interested in COM
nerce, made the following Statement: -
II know something about char!erlng and
tnsuring ships, and | do not hesitate 10 say
that If the whole Of the navy were scultIed
so-morrow and seat to the bottom Of the
ocean, | could go 10 Lloy6's and insure
ships and cargo without paying one shiI
liog more premium, and could charter
tesSeIs to any par! Of the globe without
paying any more freight" This bold
snd somewhat startling declaration, from
sush authority, has led me to see if it
scpld be supported BY the evidence of un>
erring statistics. here present their ties
tinony for the consideration Of those Of
sour readers who are engaged or ~interes,
Cd 10 commercial pursuits.
The amount Of tonnage owned by Grea,
Britain, embracing every kind Of vessel
engaged in The Domestic and Foreign
Trade, 10 3,047.!79 lons.
Ths amount owned by
the United States, is 2.l59,602
The cos. Of American shipping is $50
per Ton: and an experienced ship,owner
has estimated the value of our whole mer-
camille marine at $40 per ton, new and
old. The cost Of ship-building and its
materials are much lower in Great Brit
Ian but admitting that all lhe mercantile
shipping which that nation has aaOat, is
Wor,h $40 per ton, then the value Of Britt
Ssh tonnage would be Sl2l.SS5,92o
American do. S6,344,O8O
French, 3s9,6l9 tons l~5,564,76o
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tonnage, even if there were not one unin
sured vessel lost en- The ocean during tn
year. Then the net annual profit of al
the shipping owned by Great Britain, tn
United States and France, at Is per cent.
is $33,572,2l4.
Now, intelligent sbip-merchaots, vii
you not stick a pin at tina, hc,2 Aud
now, another at this! The appropria.
ton of The British Goccrnmeat TO Mei,
Nary. for The current gear, is
1873. go 2OOi!
Now | appeal to your sober convictions
if these two facts are not of some signif
canoe TO the commercial world Think
Of it, for a moment! The profit of the
whole mercantile marine of these three
great nations, falls short OF the annual OK,
pense of supporting The British Navy!-
And is this the protection which Com
merce owes TO Navies? Here are the
three great commercial nations expanding
annually fIty-two millions of dollars on
their combined navy, whose principal
function is 10 protect m aud nav
igation; while all tneIr mercantile ship
ping can earn, above its cosl, is but a !illle
more than thirty three millions per amman!
Look at France :-in 1887 she a~pproprial.
ed abou, $4,000, 900, to het navy depart.
ment, and she owned hat year $40. 00O
tons of shipping which, a. $40 per ton,
was worth $l2.8OOO OO,-a uife more
than the cost Of its protection!
But let US bring this matter nearer
home. We have about 1000 600 tons q
shipping engaged in The Foreign Trade
the profit of which, at the rate we have
taken, is $4,000, 600 per annum. TO
protect this interest is almost the only
avoNed object of IL navy aud TO reuder
II adequate to the service, the government
appropriated, for the current year, Sc, $50
789!!l Now is not such a mountain
Dad of naval protection like millstones
about the neck of Commerce. &; a grievious
burden 10 her canvass wings? Nations
which do not own a single vessel OF war,
are Undertaking those whose bullying,
clustering navies whiten the ocean. Aud
| will close this article with the words OF
an extensive ship-o~ner in this country,
and which are singuIarIy coincident with
the declaration of Joseph Surge:
elf we had not a single ship, we could
receive and send away every thing We
wished to bu Y and sell, by foreign vessels,
which would do their own fighting and,
instead Of charging our commerce with a
farthing for naral protection, would carry
all our freight at a cheaper rate than is
now paid for The same service" E. B.
Worcester. Sept. 25th, l845.
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Value Of the tonnage Of the

WHIue Of The tonnage Of IHe
three nations, $223.Sl4'7oo
As the interest Of capital invested 10
uade, ought not to be added into, but de-
Quoted from, the profits Of that trade, in
Srder to arrive at its precise net gain. we
shall be admitting a very liberal profit 10
ebis amount Of shipping, if we estimate it
Al - psr cent. after deductjng the interest
sItae espi,al employed. And we submit
tas estimation 10 any ship>owner, as one
~.Saf&isntfy high. f6t such sp amount of
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Total. &35,75O IS
The balance 10 the Treasury
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Balance Of lakes due, 20 1872 so
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
PHILADELPHIA. February 2sth, lsa5.
e5bEkE s55bbEkEs J6ANsFo 6AMsFoos RoBERr JOHNSTON CO.
STOCK EXCHANGE

OBJECTION OFFICE,
No. ii SOUTH THIRD ST.. OPPOSITE THE MECHANICS
BANK, PHILADELPHIA
Silver Coin, &c.
~ - "
Drafts St. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Baltimore New
York, Boston, Sc, constantly for sale. 80
All orders for the purchase and sale of United States Govern
men State City Incorporated Co.'S Loans and every es
on q Bank Insurance Rail Road and Can Stocks at
tended promptly and with Board of Brokers'
REFERENCES
scu 4 Thompson, do
Buck < Potter do
Morgan Buck 4 Co., do
David Brown x Co. do
Eckel, Spangler X Raiguel, do
Mercer Brother x Co. do
f28lm*gz
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DIR. HULL'S u.

IL is adopted tehc entire dseaDe Of fessacs, and all other
dor and rss, and ( auiyss, resommended Europe By
ned BY the leading members Of the faculties Of Colleges and
Hospitals, and BY sill the eminent privae practitioners
Rooms have been furnished exclusively ladies No.
vesy ste.i having separate entrance from e busines. de-
partmeu whers lady 10 constant attendance apply
Trusses and Supporters TO female patients FIJI lmrrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
FOR SALE,

s1xs A BEAUTIFUL FARM, situated in the town Of
iand The House is in perfect order
N arranged for large family said Farm divided by The
down stche'ter Lrsk where there fine bass and
trout fishing in their season. out buidngs are an IN good
place well and the premises sbeaatfu fshPond
day by the house ntersect the New
York and harlem Railroad williams Bridge whi = with
Fruit premises whicn selected by the present
owner The distance from City Hall, New
York. miles Possession be had by ths Lat
April any information concerning said property can be
had ON the premises. -.
Aso onlng said property forty Of first rate Land
House with Barn and Sabl. connected,
possessing the above seventy acres
The sa,d forty will be sold seerey OF the arms To-
gethe (making all O aces) suit The purchasr Apply
to J. w. ANYWAY No IL City Hail Place, or to iSAAC
ANDERSON, the premises or to .
te3 Im* re WM IA. HICKS No 20 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
READ WHAT sCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
HAS DONE

tFrOm the Albany Daily Knicksrbockerl
7NH!SlS TO CERTIFY that Willard J.nks Proprietor of
= West Troy Exchange Hotel, having been afflicted with
IN one ear Tor the last year, and the other
or the last year. that impossible for TO hear the
loudest voice and alter trying varcus remedies without mpo
wing hearing the least induced Scarpas Com
great enabled has perfectly
stored hearing and will be happy any who
West Troy WILLARD JENKS.
The folio wing certificate addressed Messrs A. B. D.
Sands, to whom the parties are known -
MEssns GentlemenThe follow ing statement Of the
daughter send an act OF Justice, that others
have positive facts convince them Of value and eca
cy She nearly for and could only be made
to hear by speaking very loud chased bottle which
used according the printed directions and before
the bottle applied ard substance schar
ged from the and after the hearing in beth
completely restored IL almost since the
effected and it is proved be perfect Furr
cus % can ). Be obtained BY those interested T Rg & my
TRY IT AND CURED-It is W thout doubt of the
Affections that beal to ecome deaf This mis-
fortune has hung with do able weight the af
ced from the conviction that nothing could be hoped
from the hest physicians However feel much graed that
able offer the public certain remedy for this mis-
fortune carpa Oil and at the to lay before them
positive evidence of the virtue Of this medicine We make
the following short extract from letter upon this subject from
medical gentleman of the eastern cGes Yes, sir,
certainly working wonden"
Sold,6y b. x D. sands Wholesale agents for the propre-
tors No. 70 Fulton street, n as Broadway and 273 Broad
way. - lm*ec
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sE

OPTICIAN 80 FROM GER M ANY !,
Most respectfully informs citizens Of New York
public in general that he has located himself this CITY, and
ornens spscissies Reading GLASSES Cold Silver
and Steel Frames He would also remind the public whom
he is partly known by his annual visits Saratoga Spring.
vince the last nine years ra by his knowledge Of the optical
sye. Persons with weak eyes be supplied with glas.
which will greatly benefit and strain the sight Particular
attention is called to new style Of s2eeve ground ga.se,
ground produce puret have highly
mended the best their effects upon eye
improving the sight writing reading
and such have been operated
superior quality old frames and socu the patronage Of all
~ 7 - - M WISE, uptcian,
fi4 I'm Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-03-04

From the Evening Post.l
DENT1STRY.."D DIR. A. e. CASTLE, who ha. lived
long time in this cry has obtained distinguished and
snviabe eninease in his profession He inserts Artificial
prepared composition the form Of Paste 70! filling hollow
decayed tender teeth which, while it resss the action Of all
acids and injecting agents. becomes hard the tooth, and
durable for life II is peculiarly adapted for nervous persons
and DR. sse with great We have personally
tried his skill and can recommend him."
DIR. A. Castles Offices 38i Broadway. flo Inns dh
The New York herald., 1845-03-04

FATAL DUEL.-The Columbia Carolnion says:-
An affair OF honor came OIL near the h mpfou
tween Major John Parlow, Of Abheviile Dis,rnt and
John g. Burton, Esq, OF Newberry District, c. they
morsal,H ,onnd'J :, she G s.t are % Hs W. W. xad,
Hubbard's Hotel, Hamburgh, and died ten hours after
wards Both OF hese gentlemen had married each others
sers and the d uy which led TO this fatal result is
said to have originated in private affairs OF which the
public should know nothing The mode of fighting
chosen by Mr. Burton, and the least OF IT. bar
harous and almost unprecedented A relative Of Mr.
Burtons Lieut. Goggns, of the u $. Army fell In q
sus weapon was used aud we imagine he derived the
precedent from that affair
INTERESTING DEcisloN.--On Friday, the Supreme
Court OF the United States decided the case of
washington county OF Maryland, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad The suit ins ituted from
the company million of dollar which it alleged had
been forfeited to the county by the company not taking
by law of the Legislature making appropriation the
stock the company This provision OF the law was
county insisted it mad power to do and instituted
SUIT The carried to the Court Of Appeals who
decided that the repeating act OF the Legislature
Valid and the right OF the county recover released
An appeal taken TO the supreme Court and Friday
hey i sa,o decided that the county had
cordingly.
MURDER OF CHILD BY ITS MOTHER Evan and
Margaret Hughes were examined before the
authorities of Columbus Ohio, on the 2a'h ult charged
18th the murder OF child OF the latter II appeared that
deceased about twenty months old and had been
argled knocked the head aud then thrown into the
yrr by its mother Margaret Hughes for the purpose
ealing the fact OF her having had child from Evan
" sLes, 10 whom she about 10 be married The
noths committed for tlsl, and the male prisoner
1ichsfged
TIM TRnN MOUNTAIN We understand that the
company who now own this i'm mense mass of iron
ore hev, commenced opet ations in the erection Of na
ces viii la tho OF the present year be fairly
under wsy They have abundant capital for the erection
OF extensive works and shall be mode ia feel the
advantage II such eablit ments IN our immediate nh
ba hood 81. LOUIS Republican.
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
TO THE LADIES.

THIS new lrstrumeu, for he radical curs OF
Prolapsus U'sri,. or Falling Of the Womb,
by external application, surcrDeding the use
Of the objsctional Pesssry, 10 confidently re.
commended to the afflicted ~ the means OF
perfect restoration TO health, il never having
Jailed OF performing = cure evea rndsr the
most aggravated circumstsnces
The Supporter has ATTAINED verJ high
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
that build Immediately. Apply to
JOHN b. DELAPLAlNE,
flo lmSrc No New street, York.
flo lmsrc

lx4 40 LET-FIVE NEAT SNUG HUUSES-at and
H the and 2oth Rents 25
iV dollars keerence and security required. They
thriving Of the city, the end of
routes insure seats without delay in stormy
ther doing business down Possession of
hoass immediately, Of the other three first Of May.
lives
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
f A B E r S E G A r FA TOR
III Division Street,

tGENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
TIRE HIGHEST PRIC Es be obtained by Gentlemen
or Families who are desirous Of converting their left off
wearing apparel into cash
Families or Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
dence having supeIuous effects DISPOSE will find
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend at their residence by appointment.
H LEVETT, 2 Wall street.
line through the Post Office, otherwise, will receive
prompt attention. m
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
BEAR OIL.
- HIGHLY SCENTED AND PURE

the late Sir Humphrey Davy and Sir HenTy Haord that
pure Bears properly peped the best thing
bald Messr. A. B. Sands Co have saved expense get
ting the genuine Bears from anada and elsewhere nd
have prepared in such that the OIL combined with
its high perfume renders indispensable for the toilet
ing room of all
Sold by A. B. SANDS 4 CO., No. 27a Broadway Granite
s p Pca csn. M csns street Sas and y
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
HAIR DYE.

n AMERICAN HAIR DYE.
WARRENTED if strictly applied according direction
w change the hair from any other color beautiful
auburn perfectly JET black. wthou, staining irritating the
Prepared only by DR. JAYNE, No 20 South Third street.
Philadelphia. Price SO Sold by the Agents, A. b.
Sand Druggists, No. 70 Fulton 3 Broadway East
Broadway. 4. ~. =. t1. 28 1m*m
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
HILLS TRUSSES

! ! = !
Nx, LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, NC.
~ The Loss Of Feet and Legs no Hndrdnce TO The
K JOHN F. THoMxs, Cori fes Maker, &c, 5si
Grand st, corner Of Madison ST. New Yorb, respect
fully informs h shs gsblie that he continues % man
M most correcs and less compca having through
I necessity, invented, made and artificial les
Vl forty years, and been for thirty
XA FIVE years, feels confident of giving satisfaction 10
MM&a all who call on him Tor Legs, Hands, Arms the
N@n31K common Wood Leg
M BAH letters must be postpaid.
MA 3ms &c
7TyOTATO-ss bSs-s sweeny sad Levi. m To-
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
H. E. WILLARD,
AUCTION GENERAL AGENCY AND COMM issION


-~r- THE PICTORIAL NEWS ROOM,
No. % CAT GATHERING STR STREET, BETWEEN EAST
Fl HAWKES., having fitted M Parlor General News
Room, under the above title, will be happy his
nuance Of the avors literally bestowed since he has been
in the public line.
The room furnished with New York and Old Country Pa
pers regularly
The Bar supplied with choice Wines and Spirits fine flavor
ed Segars and line Pale Ale, &c. j23 lm*ec
The New York herald., 1845-03-04

~ 10 LET OK LEASE.-A large 'wo story brick
E3 House the souihwesery Of the Booningdae
A road and 40th street. with sufficient ground whereon
erse manuiactoIys which will be built # required
Also TWO story frame C1ttage House and five Lo on Ne
with workshop stable barn. &c. The house will be painted
the BloomingdAle road. e4N sgs
Also, Lots adjoining the Boomingdae road, running
through the 7 and street suitable
manufacturer. Buildings will be erected If required.
Aso Lot in 3oth street. between the 7h and 9Th avenues
lease. q. H. WINTER,
j2S im*ec l6 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-03-04

EMP5e0 supcnor Hemp TO, sale in lots 70
suit purchasers, by H. n. CukLlNs Co.
uNe - aOuaha
The New York herald., 1845-03-04

- VERY, DESIRABLE LOTS FOR sALE.-Fiv
H Lots the southerly side Of 18th eet, 5h
M Lots on the northerly side Of 18Th street between 9Th
and h with yards 'front.' and the midst Of
elegant improvements ID
Three the sourery side Of 18th street. between the
9Th and 7th avenues, in an improving neighborhood.
Two Lots the southery side Of 1lh street. the 9th
-
-Four Lots the eaerly side avenue between and
18th streets, with cellars partly dug out.
Five Lots the noey side Of 39h street. between the
The whole amount may rema mortgage, if improved
and 70 rer cent If not improved. q. H. WINTER, /.
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