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MR.. FELIX tGOUkAUD'S italian ME-
H DICTATED SOAP, for removing Tan, Freckies
Eruptons, &C., Sc, from the human skin.
Ladies! heres Soap delicious,
Free from every thing pericious,
Prepared from Gaen g choicest simpies,
Expressly to remove all pmples,
And add fresh charms to all your dimpfes'
Used freely it viii sunburns Danish
Use freely, and all freckes vanish,
Wnette, would you be fair! oh listen
Use freely ard your skin will glisten
Fen as the Paran marble shines
When freshly quarned from the mines
Also, Gourauds Poudre Subtitle, for eradcatihs su'
perfuous hair, and Gouraud's Liquid Rouge Tor I'M
parting health like tinge to the compitxon. ine
above articles are for sale BY SETH 5. HaNCE, leo
Baltimore st and at his old stand corner OF ci1i,os
and Pratt sis. Jy3e
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-30

SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The closing exhibition of the
Western Mission School, located on ives. Columbia
street, consisting of an examination in the various
branches taught the children, iHterspersed with dia
lugues, speeches, singing, Sc; will be held in the
session room Of the Methodist Protestant Church
corner of Lombard and Green sis, on this (Wednes
day. morning, commencing at 10 o'clock. A part o
Mr. A. J. Baucts juvenile choir will be present ant
add interest to the occasion by singing some favori
I MS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-30

SERIOUS EXPLOSION. An accident occurred
at Hademan's distillery, about miles this side
ofHarrisburg. Pa, on Saturday last, by the ex-
plosion of the steam dstilery kettle, which
caused the death fMr Shreman. Mr. Halde-
man and Mr. John Fischer, (coppersmth,) OF
York, were also badly but not seriously scalded'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-30

An UNUSUAL VlsITER AND Coop SHor.-
A fine large fat coon made its appearance in
the Delaware river, opposite Bristol, one NOR
ming last week, which, after attracting the at
tention of the citizens and summer soiourners
of that delightful village, paid the penalty OF
his temerity, and was made game of by DR..
Wier, who shot it in the head with rifle from
small boat, at distance of from one hundred
and ffty to two hundred yards.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-30

LETTER 3AGs Up At TIE EXCHANGE HyADiNG aOoMa
For Val Paraso-Shp Guphrasia, LIST Aug.
For VMoaraiso-Sh , Mississippi sG3r.
For Rotterdam-Shi PStephen Lumany soon.
For S,eincn-Ship America, with despatrh,
For B9einsn-Ship Goethe, with despatch.
For Valparaiso, &C.-9arque George u Henry, La
of August.
For Rio de Janeiro-Rarcue Catharinos Eew dayo
For Triestc-Brig Junius, I'd proXimO
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DAMAGE TO THE Conn. The Boonsboro :
Md, Odd Fellow says: eve learn that some
fields of corn in the upper part Of Washington
county, were so far gone as to be good tor no
thing but to make fodder of, and some of th'
farmers cut it off, thereby securing some teet
crn,1n II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-30

Mr.. E. FoRREsr. This gentleman was still
in, London at the last accounts, undetermined
as to his future engagements He has had ex-
cellent offers to appear at several of the Pro-
vincial theatres, but as yet no definite arrange
mcnts have been made. He intends to 60 on
tour of pleasure in the highlands of Scotland.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-30

Az OLD CoLoRED WOMAN. The Missouri
Herald says, Mr., Mcdaniel, of Marion county,
in Missouri, has negro woman who is III
years old, WHO has the fourth set of teeth. She
retains all her faculties, and physicians who
have seen her, say that she is yet good for 80
years more ofhfe, judging from her general ap,
pearance Her youngest son is 81 years OF
age, and plays on the banjo and dances like
boy. He has child year old.
LIBERAL DoNArIoS james Lenox, ofNew
York, has given one thousand dollars to the
Widow and Orphan Fund of the Fire Depart
ment, and accompanied the donation by a COM
! p,,neut 20 the members
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-30

81 FOR SALE. A good second
-..s,--%f2 hand BUGGY WAGON and MARE.
GNISINak q The said Mare seven years old
Ass-S last Spring, warranted sound and
KSr.I,y fast traveller, kind in ali harness, and
EARs4sszEasf8 without tricks vice. The above
Buggy and Mare will be sold great bargain, as the
present owner has no further use for them.
Also, wanted for dry goods, Family Carriage, ca.
pable of seating four persons. Apply TO
F. G. DURCHHAUSEN,
jy3O eoat" Corner of Lexington and Howari-st.
NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL books. A
~ new and tnll supply of the MASSACHUSETTS,
SABBATH SCHOOL SOClETY'S excellent Publ
cations just received from Boston, and for sale at
OWEN, KURTH & cos,
Booksellers aud StationerS, lao Baltmore-st.
three doors east of Calvert street.
P.S SupeTintendenis and Teachers Of Sunday
Schools particularly invited to call and examine
the above Sunday School Books.
{G5- DR.. Schaf's Inaugural Address, German and
English) just received from the qualification ONCE
Chamberssurg, Pa. lv3O-u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-30

EMORY & CO., S1b-Agens,
Office NO. 9 CALVERT STREET.
sTou shall hose gold to pay the petty de twenty tea
orer ''-Shaks.
As we are now Sub Agents for the Managers,
(Messrs j. c. G., g. Coz for the sale OF tickets IN all
The lotteries authorized by the laws Of Maryland the
drawing of which is supernteaded by Commissioners
appointed by the Governor; we arc enabled 10 oner a
our old established and popular Otisee, NO. N0Eh
Calvert street. most extensive assortment 81 LOTTERY
tickets 10 which we respectfully invite the attention
of the public. Our experience anh success IN the
vending Of Lottery tickets FOR the last thirty years
during which time have distributed betoee" S''e
and ten millions of dollars have insepara0ly assocla
ed our name with those the "Capricious Dame mas
most savshy favored, and won for US the en7aoe
reputation of being the eatest Prize sellers III
the verdi To those of our fellow citizens, VINO nave
81 literally extended TO VS. their patronage we tenuel
| our warmest acknowledgements; ana ior the oesent VI
those who would like to speculate In hottesies, wv
who are deferred by tie appteheBsiono OIL
! will state, that we found it expedent so!ae years
since to adopt plan, by which the process OF pur
chasing tickets in all the minutiH OF receiving draw
ipps schemes, &c., be done pfiudlety, anu WIN
,he same advantage TO the buyer as ny peisonai a.
tendance-t is to transact The Lottery business IoS
the r.ediur, of the Post Office. Enclose to us me
amount 10 be invested in any Lottery, the ordeI VIII
be filed Immediately, ngeniously folded ~ aeiy IN
snection and returned TO The Post Ofice-the uraW
inc of the Lotteries, have published expressly ios
this class Of customers, in the "Cllpper newspaper
every ,noy,liag; copied from the Managers oihciai
drawing and L can al,rays be relied on. Secresy with
us is a Fundamental law, and in no case IS Inc name
| of a customer ereT dpufsed - ,.,. oe
Orders from the country respectfully solicited; VI
ferpg the reputation have hitherto sustained as
guarantee for the prompt and iaihiui plose. ~ ,h
the Lottery business for the future, we appear W 'he
berality of an intelligent community ioy sapPS1,'
The public's seTv'ts, EMOki ~ NJ,
ivl6 ~ No. IN. Calvert ST., Balllmore, N1o.
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THE AMERICAN MINISTER AT Rio. The Bos-
ton Journal gives an account of the proceed
inrs of Mr.. Wise in relation to discharged
sailor at Rio, which, if substantiated, should re-
oure the recall of Mr.. Wise. The interference
Of Mr.. Wise with the proper business OF the
Consul, appears to have been unbecoming in
the extreme. Mr. Gordon has made full re-
presentation to our Executive.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-30

uHGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
Packages! Packages! Packages! Three more
srug prizes sold in yesterdays scheme by the Ever
Lucky EGERTONS'. Comb. 3 81 SllOO, sold in a
package of whole tickets Comb. So To -, $1,000,
and comb % 49, 1900, both sold in share packages.
This is truly good beginning for this week.
Drawn Nos. of Yesterdays Lottery are.
81 5 "A SO . 81 90 70 o. SO % 50 -. .
THIS DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery draws,
class 81 Is Nos. Is ballots.
prize of $4,000 prize of s2lss
d" 5000 10 90 $780, Sc.
Tickets s5.0O-shares in proportion
Tickets by the Package single are, for sale at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
. Corner South-st and Exchange Place; or I
! II .. Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
! NNOLLARS! DOLLARSH DOLLAkS!!!
D As usual several thousands have been paid over
to some lucky persons who were fortunate enough 10
buy ticket or package OF tickets al NJ. Dol LE e.,
CAPITAL Prize Depot, No IA PRATT ST., opposite the
Railroad Depot, next TO Bradshaws United STATES
Hotel The amount of money paid out here dairy i9r
n.izes aImos. exceeds belief If you wish TO exper-
ence nothing but good uck go i'll fol- some OF me i''
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets IS, shares
THURSDAY, capital $4,000. tickets "a, shares 1"
FRI FRIDAY capital prize $4,000, tickets 4 shares "
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets sa' s "a nrze
n,ono,,inn "a Nos and 10 drawn ballots, - ;Ipsm.d
10 10 blanks Certificates of packages WIN draw
| wholes at 1928 halves $l4, quarters y
over $4,000 =. ,,;d to persons who pur-
Eo colo in the greatest variety OF is n orders per
the package single ticket, Vl
M ~ 6nnosite b. o. r. T. Depot
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LIGHTING STEAMBOATS, WITH GAS. we un-
derstand, says the Cincinnati Atlas, that heSsFs
Strader s. German have introduced the solar
Gas of Mr.. Grutchett into the Pike No. s, the
low water Packet between Cincinnati and Lou
isvile. This beautiful light is now used on the
steamers Pike No. aud No. 8, and we are IN
formed by Mr.. Grutchett that he has contract
ed with the owners Of several other boats to
lirht them by the same process.
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or BALTIMORE
TUESDAY, JULY %.
CLEARED,
Rarnue Henry shelton. I,oao

EnomrHE EXCHANGE REAolNa-RosA so">,.
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j. G. GREGORY IS CO., Managers of Lotteries
EMORY & CO., Snb-Agents,
Office NO. 9 CALVERT STREET. y
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29


CANAL oHvENrIoN.--Tbe Delegates from
the different counties along The line OF the
the canal, ffom Lafayette TO this place, to
the number of a hundred or more, convened
at Terre Haute on Thursday last. The Con-
yention was organized by appointing Hon
E. A. HANNEGAN, of Fountain, Presi.
dent. CHAs.L. BATTELL, of Vanderburgh,
and RICHARD A CLEMENTS, ofDaviess, Vice
Presidents,-and Jos. o. Jones, Of Yigo.
Pratt Frink, of Parke, and Clarendon Davis
son, of Pike Secretaries.
We have not received the entire proceed.
.ings of this body, but shall be able to give
them next week.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29

CT Gov. JONES, of Tennessee was some
time since nominated for Congress, in one
of the districts in that State, by a regular
convention, and he accepted the nomination.
Mr.. &c ntTy, another Wing also announced
himself for Congress in the same district;
whereupon Gov. Jones, fearing a division in
the party, Immediately declined a poll in ia
yor of Mr.. Gentry. For this generous act,
Gov. ]. is receiving the encomiums of The
Wing press throughout the country. The
Baltimore Patriot says:-%The course of
Governor James c.. Jones of Tennessee, in
Withdrawing from a canvass for Congress,
though the regular nominated Wing candi-
date, rather than have a division in the Wing
ranks, is calling down upon him the highest
praises OF the Wings of the Union. The Rich
mond Wing says -'there are few like him."
We hope not. But he deserves none the
less praise, though, as we fondly cherish the
belief, there are thousands like him. The
Wing well says:
James G. Jones has long since endeared
himself to the Wings of this country, and
they will take good care that his patriotism
is some day rewarded
"This is we'll said, and truly promised
The Wings will take care, that SO far as ii
them lies, such patriotism shall not go unre
warded.
"We will not say one word to disturb thl
union ofthe party in Tennessee. Mr.. Gen
try is now the only Wing in the field, and w
hope sincerely that he may be elected. Blu
who would exchange the glorious s~atisfat
ton which Gov, Jones now feels for a SCI
in Congress, gained by the noble sacrifice {
such a man? To make sacrifices for Ii
sake Of principle, is the behest of patriotism
10 crafty even sel6shRess "a ther than endal
ger the cause of the country, is sometime
required of true patriot. Gov. Jones hi
consented to do this, and his doing so s
cures the harmony of the party and its II
umph in the election of Mr.. G. If Mr..
be what a Wing candidate for Congre
should be, he will feel this N'as Goals of f
poured upon his head" He will be electe
lin this belief we rejoice-but as the Civ
is more blessed than the receiver, so '
would rather be Gov. Jones, a private CT
zen, than Mr.. Gentry, a Member of Congrel
even were a seat in the House Of Rep
sentatives ten times the post of honor that
is"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29

6T The Statesman of last week says sit
is amusing to hear the Wings arguing the
necessity Of sending smart men to the Leg
i~slature." The ''more simple" or the bigger
simpleton a man is, in Burns opinion, the
better legislator he will make. If that opin-
ion should ever prevail among the Posey
county democrats, Burns will be able to put
in his claims for a seat without the fear Of
defeat. s'Indiana has been ridden to death
by this same race" (smart men0 says the
Statesman, and he wants now 10 try wha.
fools can do. Well, it is said ''every dos
has his day." perhaps Burns will come BY
and bye.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29

G The President has announced through
his organ that he will not be a candidate for
reelection. The Union says-"The Presi-
dent has already declared more than once
that he himself will not be a candidate for a
second term of office. He has authorized us
to declare it again in the prospectus which
we have submitted TO the nation as the creed
of our own faith and the guide of our own
course. He goes in for one term only, to
serve his country TO the best of his ability.
and anxious TO testify his gratitude to the
people who have honored him by their conf
dence by d~evoting himself to their service
and hot to his own continuance in Office
He does not, therefore design TO shape his
Administration TO assist any aspirant, or &c
make his appointments TO promote his OWL
reelection; but TO CARRY out faithfully the
powers which the people have placed in his
hands,"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29

TExEs ANNExED.-Judge Bragg. in the
Circuit Court Of Mobile! recently decided
that TEXAS was a part Of the United States.
The question arose under the following cir
cumstances: A Juror petitioned TO be ex-
cused from the performance of his assigned
duty on the plea that he was a citizen of
Texas. The Judge ordered him to take his
seat in the box with the other eleven, giving
for his reason that Texas was a part of the
Union, and all her citizens liable to be call
ed upon TO do duty as citizens of the United
States,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29

AMERICAN CUTLERY.--Messrs. Griffith &
Corbet, Hardware Merchants, have present
ed US with a Pocket Knife of American Man
ufacture, equal in finish, beauty, and cheap
ness TO any foreign made article. These
gentlemen inform us that American Cutlery
is fast taking the place of English manufac-
tured articles; and we see no reason why it
should not be so. We can make just as good
articles in the United States as can be made
on the Globe, and as cheap, and this being
the case, it will not be long before the peo-
pie see the necessity of giving the preference
to their own countrymen. Those in want Of
a good pocket knife, or any otl.e r article in
the hardware line, know where TO call.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29

o. We notice in the last Statesman that
MIR. Owen has very ~graciously accepted the
nomination of the packedconVention recent
ly held at Rockport. He announces IN case
he has no opponent, the people are not to ex-
pect much from him in the way OF public
speaking-he will merely visit the county
seats, aud perhaps one or two places sin the
large counties" If he is so unfortunate as
to be troubled with an opponent, he will
take the bush, call on every one, and kiss all
the rising democrats, male and female, tha'
he can get within reach of. 1t is our opin
ion he had as well screwing VI
his mouth for the job. He'll have it to do
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29
Wing Candidate for the Legislature,
CONRAD BAKER, ESQ.

G-We are authorized TO announce VIM.
M. WALKER, as a Candidate for r~e-elec-
tion for Sheriff of Fanderburgh County, at
the August Election. [prs fee $2l
~ We are authorized TO announce
DANIEL CHUTE, as a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff, at the next August election.
[prs. fee 50. ap 24l
9rWe are requested TO announce SAM
UEL T. JENKINS, as a candidate for re-
election for the office of Clerk OF the Van
derburgh Circuit Court at the August cleo
tion. lprs fee So
CrWe are requested to announce AL
YIN P. HOVEY, of Posey county, as a can
didate for Prosecuting Attorney, for the
Fourth Judicial Circuit. [prs fee 81
9We are requested to announce EBON
D EDISON, of Posey county, as a candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney for the Fourth Ju-
dicial Circuit. [prs fee s.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29

o. The correspondence which we pub
lished last week, between the editor ola Ty-
Ter paper at Norwich and the Postmaster al
Mystic, is one of the richest things of the
kind we have ever met with. John Jones
of the Madisonian, with all his assurance and
impudence, could hardly have matched this
Norwich office-holder in his attempts 10 Sc
cure patronage Tor his press. We admire
the Mystic man for his independence-he is
worthy of better office. How many in a
like situation, who have not the moral courage
to resist similar calls, have contributed the
profits of their Offices for the support of such
presses as the Madisonian, the late Norwich
Patriot & Eagle, and the Norwich News
Now that the administr alton of John TYLER is
ct an end, it may be expected that these pa
pers will find their level. We venture 10 say
that a more corrupt set of men than the late
Tyler editors, never had the control of pub.
lie presses. The possession of the spoils ap.
peared to be their only aim-give them these
and they would be your humble servant; bur
let them be thwarted in the matter, and they
could browbeat and abuse, as appears by this
correspondence. Their fulsome praise ant
fattery of John Tyler, was not given with
out the expectation %ofpay-and the most 0
them got their reward.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29

Or An interesting ceremony took place
week before last in New York. 1t was the
marriage of two deaf and dumb mutes. The
attendants were deaf and dumb also, and
the ceremony wac performed by the Rev, Mr..
Carey--a teacher in the deaf and dumb In
stitutiop Of that city. An exchange paper
says:
"Tbe exhortation, the questions TO the
betrothed, and the prayer were all expressed
in the language of signs. A Bible was pre-
scented the bride, a very pretty girl, and the
whole affair concluded with some saIutations
upon her fair cheeks and a great shaking oil
hands.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29
That is right, hit them again.
GrThe following paragraph relative to III,

GThe following paragraph relative TO the
Oregon dispute, which is worthy of Punch,
appears in Galignan's Messenger:-Those
who. have moi yet visited Gen. Tom Thumb,
are advised to take the earliest possible OPP
portunity, as we learn, not without some
alarm as well as regret, that the new Presi-
dent OF the United States has signifed to the
General that his services will be required at
home, in case of a rupture with England.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29

GOOD.-The hardest hits that the loce-
foco editors receive is given by their own
brethren. We notice that the Cieaveland
Plain Dealer, the organ of the Locofoco par
" in Northern Ohio, in noticing the call for
a Locofoco Editorial Convention, to be hold
en- at Mount Vernon, for the purpose of heal
ing the discussions which have been creep
ing into the party, in regard TO the DISPOSE
ton Of the loaVes and fishes, takes particular
pains to give his editorial brethren a pretty
severe hit. Hear him:
"The Mount Vernon Banner, some weeks
ago, put forth a suggestion, for an Editorial
Convention, 10 assemble at that place some
time during the summer, and "lo ok the re-
sponsibility" Of nominating; Samuel Medary
for President. The professed object for the
convention is TO harmonic the editorial fra
%tefnity. We see no need of this, as there is
not independence enough, at present, among
the fraternity, TO differ. All opinions, how
ever absurd, and all policy, however selfish
and ridiculous, which emanate from tho ed
itor of the Statesman, is now swallowed, we
don't say relished. by almostth The entire Dem
ocratic press in Ohio.
"Let those who love TO pay homag &c 10 the
Dictator 60 up to Mount Vernon, and bow
their heads and bend their suppliant knees
TO their most ~worshipfui president" We
haze other fish tofy."
That is right. hit them again.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-29

OF Several Of the New York papers men
ton a m from Washington that Mr-Polk
has under advisement a project to appoint,
on special mission TO England, John G. Cal
houn, with extraordinary powers and large
discretion, to treat with that Government
both on the Oregon territory and a CONNER
cial treaty, on the basis of reciprocity and
equal duties.