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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-01
SHUGERIrS PATENT
MACHINE .

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:" S-TnC " A N-1h IL
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80 T. . :I :; ::
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'",a'.' ,.,'' I ,ou, -
i w. ,.ah 80.
-; ..h !, H. t.,,,t ,,I ,a.. =.
,ha ,;.,.,,;'' al h, :. ~ ,,a.,o, ;,
tance i, costs hut little over half us much as other
washing nSch,nes.
The subscriber has the exclusive right f,r Nor.
thumberland, Uuon, I.,comirg. Columbia, I.u.
zerne and Clinton cuuu,ies. Price Of single ina
chine S. H. Is. MASSER.
The following ccrtifcstn IS f,om few of those
who have ,hese machines in use.
Suuhury, Aug. "a, IS4i
We, the subscribers certify that we have now
in Use, in our families, "Shuee,t> Patent WASH
ing Machine " and 10 90, he state saying ths, i, is
q most excellent iuven,inn. That, in Washing,
it will ave more than one half the usual labor
That it does not require more than one third The
usual quan,y of o.p and water /; and ,bat there
is no ruhhing, aud couss qu-nly iatIe or no wear.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-01

"A client once burst into fiood OF tears, aher
hes ring the statement Of his case by counsel sx-
aiming, didn't think l suffered half SO much
till heard II here.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-01
SDEpE3 3C4
TO ALL CON & Il II \ f. ID.

H. B. MASSEk. re-recttuly informs his old
friends and customers that he has s,d out his stove
To Henry Masser, and resp ci'ully requests all those
indebted to hun. settle their ;,un without
delay hey will be- placed IN the hands of Justice
'nr collection, without respec, 10 persons, on the LIST
ofAugu-t.
SUDBURY, June 2a,l S45. II. B. MASSER.
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UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,
CHEAP FOR O "A s H.
J. w. SWANS

Umbrella and Parasol Mandatory.
No. 81 North Thnd street. ftco doors beLOw the
CITY HOTEL,
Ph "A Il q p Ii a.
a LWAYS on hand, q large stock Of UNI
"A BRELLAS and PARASOLS, including the
latest new style OF Pinked Edged Psrssols Of the
best workmanship and materials. a, prices that will
make j. an ohjecI 10 Country Merchants aud others
TO call aud examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Feh. 90, ls45-ly
CUPERI0R Port wine, Madeira and Lisbon
- wines. Also superior Brandy and GIN, Lemon
Syrup. Also few barrels Of Bus FISH, for sale
hy HENRY MASSER.
sunbury, July 10Th, lsi5.
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PupCEs Of ADVERTISING.

I square insertion, 50 SO
do 2 DO o rs
de 5 do 4. Oe
Evsry subsequent insertion. o 2a
Yearly Advertisements: one column, &25 {. half
column, s's. three squares. Sl2; two squares. 80;
one squsre. s.. Ha'Eyear'v one column. S,s |;
half column.sia; three squares, So ; two squares,
S.; one squa,e. 50 80.
Advertisements left without directions No " he
length of timc they are 10 he published, will no
continued until ordered out, and charged accord.
inglv.
CTSixteen lines or less make q square.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24
nUR CITY. lis onlition a. present is really

our CITY. lis con lition at present is really
W gratifying Merchants are full of business
mechanics actively employed--numbers of buildings
in the course OF ereconand it is worthy of observa-
ton that no inconsde able portion OF this property is
owing to the great quantities of money put in ccula.
ton by NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Prattst opposite the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Depot next TO Bradshaw,s
U. 8. Hotel Ii is positive fact that several hand
some buildings have heen erected this season, occa
stoned by the owners having purchased package of
tickets at NJ DOYLE'S, a"d drawn capital prizes
Quite number Of merchants in different parts of the
U. States have drawn considerable amounts by pur.
chasing tickets of this lucky vender. Try him in some
of the splendid schemes to be drawn this week
WEDNESDAY,, capital sec, zoo, tickets SIS, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s4 shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize IS, 1000, tickets 80, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares i,
proportion. Certificates OF % whole tickets win be
issued in this scheme at GA 26 halves ST. % ors Sd
very small outlay may secure very handsome
amount OF pin money-''Ook to it Ladies'" Come or
send to the right place.
A liberal discount will he paid to persons who Dur
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ, DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street, I.
u II! Opposite D. & o. q. B, Depot.
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EMORY & CO.'S

POPULAR PRIZE OFFICE,
No. CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
~ E respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Baltimore, and TO our correspondents in the
different sections Of the U ion that enabled,
ny our extraordinary facilities, offer in greatest pro
fusion, Lottery Tickets, either by the package or
sngly,i IN all the Lotteries, upon such moderate terms
as SHAH not fail to meet The approval Of any who buy
at our office Our firm has been established in this city
for the last 20 years i'll the vending of Lottery tickets
during which time have distributed in all parts Of
this country, and in Europe, MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS in prize money; and have won, by our energy
in prosecuting legitimate Lottery business, and
great success in selling capital prizes, reputation
which we flatter ourselves is without parallel The
capital prizes in the Lotteries for September and &C.
tober are unusually brilliant, ranging from
$4,000 TO S75,OOO!!!
PRICES OF TICKETS FROM 3 TO $40.
0g-Count,y Orders are solicited G3- Fidelity and
despatch in receiving tickets and drawings by the
Hest mails can be relied on when letters are directed
TO our house. EMORY & cos Prize Office,
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Md.
o. Our Lottery Paper, issued monthly, and con-
tanning schemes of Lotteries for the month with much
interesting reading matter. prices current sc. &c,
will be sent regularly TO those who wish it as refer
ence, free of subscription. fri II
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iHANLN MEETING.

90 On FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. Goth, at Mo
SuMESr SQUARE. The friends Of American interests
are notified that Town Meeting will be held IT the
Monument Square on FRIDAY EVENING, 26th inst.
at half past : O'Clock. The meeting will be address
ed by some of the candidates, and by JOHN w.
A3HMEAD, Esq, Gen. PETER SKEN SMITH and
Mr. SAMUEL X. KRAMER, three distinguished and
talented friends of the Native American cause from
PENNSYLVANIA. se24 81
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ARREST FOR MURDER UNDER THE AsHBUR-
TON TREATY. A man named Brian O'Dvn-
nell alias Dunlop, was arrested in New York,
on Saturday night, charged with having COM
United murder in Ireland in June last. He
was delivered to the L. S. Marshal.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

The case Of Shooting. During the sitting OF
Baltimore Counly Court, Yesterday Charles +
Good@in, now in jail. charged with deadly
assault upon Thomas ID. Cockey, was brought
oUt, before thrir honor&, Judges Archer and
Pusiaucc under haJcas corpus, with view Of
procuring ms release upon security; hut the
physician, DR.. TIghman, attending upon Mr.
Cockey, stating that his condition was still pre-
carous, bail w4s refused, and he was rumauded
back TO Jail.
THE loui5. The case Of the Oucrbnc
Church, which has been IN dispute since 1872,
between two different parties Of the church,
was commenced, on the Equity side OF }aItr-
more County CouIt--Judgc I.cgrAnd presiding
On Monday last, and still occupies the Court
1t involves It large amount of property and will
doubtless occupy considerable time before
final decision can be had Chas. +. Mayer and
VIM. Schley, EsqS. are counsel Tor the plant
ifs, and George K. Richardson and J. '. l..
Me Mahon, Esqs. for the defendants.
Baltimore County Judges Archer and
Purviance presdng-is still in session, dlspos-
ing OF civil cases, which possess little general
interest.
The u. S. District Court adjourned on Mon
day until Friday next. There is nothing of in
tcrcst before it.
The Bust Of Henry Clay, by MIR. Hart, of
Lexington, Ky, which we noticed yesterday,
has been left at the store of Messrs. Cariss s
Schultz, No. 40 Baltimore street, where it
can be seen for few days.
Temperance ,ueeting. The meeting of the
friends of Temperance i'll Monument Square
last evening was rather a slim affair owing
doubtless to the inclemency of the weather.
Addresses were made BY one Of the candidates,
MIR. Wright, and others.
The Lancaster FHemen. The Friendship
Fire Company, from Lancaster Pa, will ar
rive in this city this evening, in the cars from
York They will be received at the depot by
the Columbian Fire Company, whose special
guests they are, and escorted to their quarters
at Spears Republican Hotel, Thames street,
Fcll's Point. Tomorrow evening they will
rartake of supper rendered them by the Co.
lumbar.
Case for Court. Martha Bully, charged with
assaulting and beating Lewis Deatcr, was yes
terday held to bail TO appear at Court, by JUS
tiCG Latournau.
military. A company Of Artillery, under
the command of Lieut.. Hunt, arrived in this
city last evening from Carlisle Barracks, Pa.
They will remain at Fort hcltcnry until the
return OF Major Ringgold's troop from Texas,
They number about fifty, and presented quite
a handsome appearance
Charge Of Thdf. Charles Walsh, charged
with stealing gold watch, the property OF
Mr, Samuel NJ. Johnson, was yesterday arrest
cd by officer Lambert, and committed for far
thcr examination by Justice Miller.
DisorGcrly Conduct. Owen Logue, for riot
onsand djSorderly conduct in The noighborhood
Of Lombard street bridge, was yesterday arrest
ed by officer Myers, and in default Of security
committed to jail by Justice Miller,
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WEIGH & DELEvAN's CIRcus. This cele-
brated and popular Equestrian company are
now exhibiting in Frederick, to thropged and
delighted audiences. They will be in Wash
ington city on Friday and Saturday next, and
in this city on the following Monday.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th inst. by Rev. II. V. d. Johns LEwI,
brR\rAAL, Jr OF Ohio, to lsABELLA, youngest daugh
ter of Richard NJ. Hall, of this city.
Tn the 18Th inst. by Rev Wm. II, Botdley, EDw. !.
CUNNINGHAM to Miss EvELINE CuSSISGAAY, all OF this
city
On the 2lsi inst by Rev. Mir. Leaken, JAS. l. Row.
Frs to Miss RFsECCA K. BULL, formerly of Kent CO ,
Md.
On the 18th inst. by Rev, Mr. Larkn, EDWARD II.
SrANsBuRY to Miss Miss ELIZABETH Am JOHNSON,
both of BALTIC.
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tssTEHf PR: INiS.-This Ink has been pro
~ ducPd by the chemical combination Of new ma
tGral wItn the taHtr of Iron. 1t is luid III It's nature
HJd permanent in colour, flows ttrt from the steel
pen, and therefore supplies what las EhrlIn been
deSlderatum :" the users Gt that Instrument. Nv its
combining readily with paper ofany surface, it is sun;
edIo free and rapid writing, and may be used with any
kind OF metallic or quill pen. Fer sale by
PARSONS Il PRESTON, Isl Pratt St,
se2l-Im NeXl " RairOad Dcrnr.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

n NATIVE AMERICAN CONVENTION. The
Mare American Convention viii met THIS EVE
MAG. 1T Iuiou }l1ll. ~ II ar past Ot.nsk. Mem
bcIs ~ please be puucruai.
HENRY EET RI, Secretaries
sclH-wtf JAMES :. PIPER,
NO. BALTIMORE DIVISION, No. J, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE. The pomhrrs viii please attend
regular meeting on FRIDAY EVENING next, at the
Union ia,I, u O'Clock. phc Hght hcng CHANGED
lt"m "Wednesday To Friday.
se2@-2t JOSEPH SHANE jr,, K. :,
NATIVE ANE&ic ANs. Thn TatiYc Amori.
eau Convention will meet AZ UNION WALL. on
THURSDAY EVENING 2jjh instant, AZ I! q Ciock.
ruHoull attendance at rro,y dGltgalr IS particularly
requested at This mecting, rs there vii be but one
Wccln2 prior to IN" triumphant victory that awaits
Ms on IA" - day Of October By order,
sca}.3t JAMES :. PIPER, &ecy.
CO THE JUDGES or ELECTION are requested
to meet at Cay IAN On WEDNESDAY, the 2ljh inst
at ! O'Clock, F. VI. Business OF importance requires
their attention. Sr23 II
NATIVE AMERICAN MASS MEETINGS.
con- say, can you see by the dawn's early light"
"SoNs or AMERICA" We have Stars lOr our
friends, and stripe, for our enemies.
&5-MAsS MEGTINGS of the NATIVE AME-
NCANS viii be held a. follows: Each meeting viii
be addressed by the Cancidars for Congress and the
Legislature, and other friends OF the cause, at half
past O'Clock, ?. VI.
WEDNESDAY, 9th inst, BEL-AiR MARKET,
Gay street
MONDAY, 29th inst, THREE TUNS TAVERN,
corner OF Pratt and Paca streets
Q3- The American citizens will turn ont in their
strength, and shew by their presence determination
10 sustain Americans in their efforts to govern their
own country, without the aid of foreign PAUPERS
and CONVICTS. sel2.d
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No SuEHIFFALTY. Messrs. Editors You viii
please announce 10 car fslow-citizcns the name of
ALEXANDER A. KEENhRD Esl. MS the good and
true candidate OF the friends Of ''Navc American"
principles, for the important office OF SHERIFF Of
Baltimore city. The energy and pltriotiym of Mr.
Kennard entitIe him to the warm esteem and cordial
support of every true American hand and heart.
MANY VOTERS.
&C accept Of the above nomnafion, and solicit
the support OF my friends aud the voters generally
a29.te ALEXANDER A. kENNARD.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

CHANGE IN THE WEATHER. There has been
great change in the weather for the last few
days. At Philadelphia, OH Saturday the mer-
curry, for several hours was at 81, which is eight
degrees above summer heat. On Sunday, it
was down to Sc, and on Monday morning, 46
at sunrise. A New York letter of Monday af
ternoon says, "the mercury has fallen very
much in forty-eight hours. From So on Sa-
turday afternoon the change has been to a tenn
perature that makes an overcoat most comfort
able. The leaves are fast falling from some of
the trees, and vegetation begins to wear an au-
tumnal appearance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

FoREIsa CRIMINALS AND PAUrERs. We
have not come across single American of any
party, who does not at once admit, that the
transportation of foreign criminals and Paupers
to this country ought to be promptly prohibited;
but some persons seem TO be at loss for the man
ner in which this object is to be accomplished.
We think that it may be effected by requir-
ing consular certificate of good character; by
increasing the capitaton tax; and by multiply
ing restrictions upon owners and consignees Of
vessels. The fact that foreign governments do
continually send their criminals and paupers to
this country is indisputable-the evidence is
before our eyes here in the city of Baltimore.
Our alnls-house contains the inmates of Eu-
ropean poor-houses, who have been trans
ferred 20 our care and keeping; and some of
those wha have been transported for their
crimes now boldly walk our streets, and no
doubt claim to be "better citizens than natives
of the soil, or naturalized citizens who have re-
sided amongst us for twenty or forty years past
As all admit the necessity of keeping such
PEOPLE out of the country, every one should be
willing to assist in procuring the passage of the
necessary laws for the purpose: we therefore
hope, that at the approaching sessions OF Con-
press and the Legislature, memorials on the
subject will be presented to both, that the evil
may be arrested
On this subject we annex the following pro-
cecdings Of meeting Of Germans in the city
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g7-"THE SHADES" VEGETABLE Sour TO
DAY (NcdncsdAyl: and TO MORROW (Thursday)
KNuDLE SOur will be served from II tilt O'Clock,
"Cfce to all my PATRONS" RELlSHES al nighi--open
til all places of anuSement are closed. WEIGH
RABBITS, Tea, Coffee, OYSTERS, and other re
iresbmcnts, at all hours. Clubs, military and other
companies, parties Of any number servet with
C0llatons, SupPerS, &c. lin private rooms) at short
notice aud on low terms. My tbank5 Tor the liberal
support the public have bestowed, aud a continuance
respectfully solicited. e. J. MAC LELLAN.
LOYclY Lane. Sent. 2ith. II.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

NO. SHERIFFALTY. As | was among the very
frS lat the urgent solicitation of number of rends)
to announce myself candidate for the SherfaIty
at the ensuing election, take this opportunity of
stating to my feowci'izens that it is Nor nay inte
ton to withdraw from the canvass, but that still am
a candidate for their suffiages.
se24-lw AUGUSTUS P. SHUT.
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I
cy,Iyac .nt penduirrs .! the 9ab.' money "I.n
or wv p, s.,rr M aenrrll g,vrruw,r1-thr a''if'"h
of an les7 offices. and d." correction "i ,,l '.,'
OF thH -lecl!Yc franchise and Aa'uHA'h'h '""''
MEErrvG AT LEXINGTON Maker. The
Native American meeting held at Lexington
Market on Monday evening last, was the larg
est which has been held during the present po-
H,ical canvas, and strongly indicated the sue
cess of the Native American candidates at the
election which will take place on "Wednesday
next, Addresses were delivered by J. hckim
Duncan. Esq, candidate for Congress, and by
AIcss-s Brcck, Balderston and Parr, candidates
for the Legislature. DIR. Holmes also made an
animated speech
The Native American party Of this city has
been dclomnaed ga faction;" but we think
tina, ts opponents will discover, IN the result
Of the approaching election, that its numbers
equal, il they do not surpass, those OF the old
parties. We dislike Boosting, but cannot tor
bear 70 congratulate the public on the rapid
and extensive spread Of Tho principles Of the
Native American party, and the extraordinary
accession to It's numbers within short time
The mechanics of the city see in the success OF
this pgrly their only safety, and they have set
tile''N''''S S''oO'"'' - ''''''0'' - 80
""e" ''' q''SU'" 10 county,
hu'oPe' -A@ h'ecn"h'cS ana ""'N""5 "''' VI
the patton will always be found enlisted on the
rIsd' SIDE ne strong arms u ''''' cl"S'''
r.l. -, - ID
drove lhh enemy Io"' or Sh"'cS ]" ''''' """
VIII again rescue Their Co"%''y from 'o'''S"
control
JouEE@gnEN TNLo&,. We have received
some facts from an authentic source, IL relation
to the effect produced upon the tailoring bust
ness b. The immense number OF iorelgn Iih'h!-
grants wHo have arrived IN our city within Il
few years past. The number OF Journeymeh
talo.s ~ Baltimore, is stated 10 be about one
thousand, OF winch number nearly seven h'lA-
drcd are sand to bc 'orclEuefs' II t." aFo ''l'cu'
that ID most Cases. lheae oiC'sn "orh'I''h i"oo'
at micA less Than 'Ae NS"ai price P"I" 'oF "o'N'
ard nave consequently procured the Clsch"'ge
OF na'.'H "o:hMen' instances arc S'"'eo 70 US
Of foreign lalI"ls Undertaking WORK at prices
which VIII afford them not more 'hah from one
collar and a han 10 l"o "oiINFS per week: upo"
which they had TO support themselves ana Ia
miles Coats, Tor maN'"g "h'ch 'he Journey
man was, some years sinc'' pan" from 'lVe t'
seven ""i!aFS' are no" Sa'u 10 We ','""c ny '"'
I'reiyn WofNmcn al one dol!af "'oa """aH" I'VE
oolIlrs' hS deP''c''''o" III i,''ceS' CAUSE" "
lAe '"AoN o io'o'gl "orN''''''' HAS '''0' S''''y
against The interests Oh lnc poor sHo"s,''SSeS Us
wei! a. against JoU'"', u'Vii ''''o'' ''' II ''oS
reduced 1no earnings u DOM 10 50 '''V'' d PN-
lance as ho' 10 a'Ioro t'el' looo lo' l'eiF '''"-
hes i"9 "e'''"S y % "''' "a" s'' t"'"
.,,t. :, osIahI,sb N this corntry ne in
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

INCREASE OF IMMIGRATION. From April /,
to Sept. 81, ls45, 6O,s84 passengers have ar
rived at New York, being an increase of 1893
over the same period last year.
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-, -, .....,.. c.....,,,. ,r ,,l;c,,,i.,r
III. -. pit. T.. .r..l,.
,...., ...,.
,...,I . 49,. C,..,,,. r,,.;,.r..
,.,,' S,".I,. ,1r Crr,nai,3 Of the civ and
{, uutv OF Philadelphia assembled in the In
t"cIon '2'hoo' house to "eloerat" on Lc2"''
'I,.'IG', ny '''' i''''' ~ "'I' .,.
~ orrby Inc c.ayoi,Gr,llt,,,, q, ,hn l.a,las; ~
oorla'jon Of criminals to tie United states by
sever" German "'aie] H'f' ide. ',c.''''
Ls Ei'-.o,t ~ '"' ,oJ.5' p,-S,i 49, 49,.
crctary. the toIlowra., resolutions were uuanj-
mous.y adopted.
Rcso"ed, That the report of Mr.. Isl proves
that we are to expect criminals 10 arrive in the
United States unless we take the apptop'latc
measures to 0bviatc il.
Resolved, That it is the duty o! the citizens
Of the United States to meet the DANCER accru-
ing from it to the harmony Of our republic
Resolved, That we sec IN the transportation
of vicious and outcasl ncn to the United
States, an insult 10 their honor, and ut the
same time danger for the security OF civil So
0ety' A.. -.
Linrs and nrinceS Of Germany adopt this inca
sure to limit the emigration Of honest and
wealthy men to the United states
'STs'" w %' a ooe 'T tbo "p and
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

!7.sHERTFFALTY.-TO THE VOTERS or
BALTiHORE CITY. In offering myself as a Can.
didae for the Office of Sheriff, shou b. so fortunate
TO obtain your sutIra1es al the ensuing election
flee with fidelity and punctuaty, Having served as
Deputy or the last ivc years, will he enabled TO
give general satisfaction,
settle IORIN y. DECKER
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

....aa t..ed unanimously by the ton''H'.. "
"Rc.,,..l ;, 1'Uar a. Native Americana, vs. aye 'h'
true friends Of lnrmt1tt We 20 t'G rrireh'HIH! H..
ryl.lylc .At - lrndGrrs .! the pub' money VIZ, IL
or 'y ht 'ir or genrrl grr"mw'nl-'U' t' ,'. .""
of an ..- less offices. and d." correction "l 'l
Of h- rlecuYc franchise and naturalization RVS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

s. VI. d Il GOEX has returned from New York
~ with handsome assortment of RIBBONS
FLOWERS, SATINS, ERS and FANCY
ARTICLES. Call and see them at
No, 80 BALTIMORE STREET,
IT. East of High st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

G5-TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY, OF RAI.-
TlMORE. The undersigned takas The liberty of ql.
frring himself as an Independent Candidate for the
Office of sheriff al the ensuing election, and respect
fully socits the support of his friends and the pubic
generally aeEtci JOIN MITCHELL.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

u SHERFEhLTY. Having announced myself
NJ HE urgent solicitation of uUnIhrr Vt friends rs
candidate for the Sherl'tliy the ensuing election,
take this opportunity OF stating 10 my rI!uwci,Hcus
that tit is NOT nv intention 10 withdraw from the can
yaSs, hut that still aCandarc for their sGtliagas.
Sei2d JAMES -. LAW.