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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-13

OFFICE SEEKING. We judge we speak en-
tirely within bounds, says the Cecil Wing,
when we suppose Gov. Pratt will receive one
hundred bushels Of petitions from applicants for
Office and their friends We have been told
that in Baltimore city there are eleren hundred
applicants for the situation of wood corder, be-
sides quite number for the same office in each
of the counties-out of the whole number but
fourteen can be appointed.
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FoRGERIEs AND ARRESTS. On Wednesday
last, forged check for $500 was presented and
paid at the counter of the Manufacturers and
Mechanics Bank in Philadelphia, and on the
next day woman named Mary Wade was ar
rested for presenting $500 bill of that bank
at the counter of the Pennsylvania Bank. A
forged check was also presented on Friday at
another bank, but the man sloped before the
money was counted out to him. Jas. Morton
has been arrested charged with the forgery on
the Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank.
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IMPORTANT TESTIMONY

DR.. sWAYEE: DEAR SR,-In last October, while
engaged with Mr.. Joseph Smith, in a saw-mil, near
Waynesburg, was attacked with a cough, from be-
ing exposed at night, which gradually increased at
tended with splitting Of blood and severe pain in the
breast, loss of appetite, fever, &c. &c. which was
scarcely sufportable. | had a family who were
wholly dependent on my exeriions for support, yet
was obliged 10 leave my business and return home
| was then attended by several Physicians, but still
grew worse, unit! my medical attendants gave me up
rs incurable. Subsequently, my wife observing III
one OF the public prints, an advertisement of DR..
S@dyne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, procured
me one bottle from Francis Mcclure, your agent in
Lewistown, which relieved me; l continued until
had taken five bottles; am now able to return 10 my
work again. l write this to offer you my sincere
thanks, and you are at liberty to make this known,
that If any human being is suffering as have been,
they may nave recourse 10 your Invaluable medicine.
Yours, JOHN r. BOYNE.
Lewistown, Del
BE CAUTIOUS to ask for the original and only
GENUINE prt paration from this valuable Doctor
SWayncs Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, whose
Office is removed to N w. corner of 9Th and Race
SIS, Philadelphia.
.4GENTS.-J. w. s. r. w. DAVIS, No. $50 Balti
more-st., Baltimore; Rev'd ISAAC p. COOK, No. 80
Batmore-st., Baltic; STABLER s. CANBY, Pmtt-sl,
wharf, Baltimore; ROBT. FARNHAM, Washington,
ID. c.; GEO. Nj. SOUTHRON, Georgetown, ID. c.;
WIN. STABLER, Alexandria. d. c.; z. NJ. COHEN
s CO., Charleston S. c.; PEYTON JOHNSON, Rich
mond, Va; T.. KLINE, ST. Louis, Missouri; J. 5.
NORRIS Il CO., Louisville, KY; T. RURFORD, In
dependence, Missouri. dlS-tf
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SECRET DISEASE


~ CHARGE MADE Apply to DIR. JOHNSTON
of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be oh
tanned The most speedy remedy for GonorrRa, elects
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Lons, al
fections of the Kidneys and every other symptom Of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
To the unfortunate victim of this horrid disease b.
IohNSION can recommend a safe and speedy rem
cay winch Will eradicate every symptom of this awful
complaint without laying the foundation of other dis
rdeeS' oi aias' toe often the that the poor
sguided being falls into the hands of some ignorant
practitioner, who perhaps by chance may effect
cure, but from the remedies employed The constitution
Is lett emaclated, and disease thousand times
worse IMAM the enc he previously had pervades every
part of his body, injecting its bumOrs, and the cor
taminated stream of blood constantly rushing through
tle system, produces complication of maladies
winch may never he cured and the unfortunate vic
tim OF this horrid disease is either swept of to an up-
timely grave or becomes object of commiscration
to the eyes of the charitable.
To such, therefore, Dr. JOHNSTON pledges hi,r-
self to preserve the most nvolabe secrecy and froIs
ms extensive practice in the first Hospitals in EU-
ROPE and AMERICA, we guarantee safe and
Aspeedy cure.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have injured
ther constitutions by certain practice, speedily cured
What pity that young man, the hope of his coun-
Try, ana the darling of his parents should be snatched
from all the prospects and enjoyments by the con-
sequences of one unguarded moment and by disease
which is not in its fatal and which never
proves so if properly treated.
Therefore, those who are affected should apply i'm
nedatey at the HOSPITAL of DIR. Johnston, where
uy may ftly Oh O'lc nohoraDy ana properly treat
ed, and no matter how bad the case may be, cure
will be effected in the of few days. according
TO the symptoms of the patient.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
On the Eye, such for Squirting, Cataract &C. Also
those for De!ormty of the Limb, such as Club Foo;.
&c, performed on the Poor free Of Charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
Take notice, on the right hand side of N. Fredercs
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
ADVICE TO THE POOR GRATIS.
N, IL, pStO fro in I;,al .S,
cation IN Europe, possesses advantake that fe.s
physicians can boast Of; besides being a member Of
the Royal College of Surgeons, London he is dis
tneuished graduate from one of the most eminent
colleges OF the United States. jg2s
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CARRIER WANTED. The Route on this
~ paper, for Alexandria, ID. c., for sale. Apply to
r. LuFf, Maryland Avenue, near 9th street, Wash
ington, None but n resident of Alexandria need ap
ply. Terms moderate. ia1
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100 DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
~ W. SIORM,S SPECIFIC COMPOUND. far

the cure OF GonorrhGa, Gleet, Stctures Dialects OF
annuity In making water. and all other unnatural dis
charges from the uretha of either sex.
In 10 has this medicine been known TO fail N
effect permanent cure, and too, i'm the shortest poss
BILE time. Should this medicine fail TO effect cure.
where has been taken according directions return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why the,
spend both time and money with such quack nostruss
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, yeu car
purchase pleasant, sure, and speedy cure composed
solely of vegetable substance? One bundled dollars
will be paid to any one who will produce medicine
to equal this compounds or who will prove that il COR
taIns any mineral substance whatever
N. b. This medicine csM be had of James P, VT
hanson, corner of High and Gay-sts 70. To-; Josepi
Sawyer, corner of Paca ind Pratt-sts.; and by T. T.
FQrney, corner of Clay cid Eutaw streets.
In Wasllngton-by G. Scott, corner of 9TH 81. and
pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson corner of 9Th
sueet ana pennsylvania Avenue felO-y6m~
TARD PRINTING,.Xc. BUSINESS CARDS.
~ for MERCHANTS, Dry GooDs, COUNTRY DEALEps
&c. &C., printed in the best style, the yery lOwess
terms, by BULL FUTILE, Clipper Office,
No. l34 Baltimore street,
Who have on hand, variety of splendid EMBOSSED
CARDS, for very fine Printing-such as Manuamaf
ers' and Milners' Business Cards. Ball Tickets. &c
all of which will he executed in superior style and
at the very lowest prices
ng- Every other description of JOB PRINTING
ruch as Shop Bills Labels Steamboat and Stage Bils
Checks, Notes Of Hand, sc. &c., together with The
LARGEST description of POSTING BILLS for Cor
certs, Theatres, Excursions, and other amusements-
all OF which will be executed in the best manner a,
jas No 1874 BALTIM0RE STRReT
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-13

VHNHE PKOPRIETORS OFF THE GAY
IL STREET CHAIR WAREROOMS would re-
specially inform thek friends and the public gene
rally, that they have hand large and general
assortment of ParIor and other CHAIRS, comprising
mahogany, maple, Walnut and variety of imitation
and wood colors. They would request persons dis
is not surpassed, if equaled, by any establishment in
the city.
They would also inform shipping Merchants that
they are at all times prepared to supply them Oh terms
equally accommodating they can be procured at
any establishment in the city,
sel9-4tawtlstJt A. & J. r, MATHIOT
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CONSUMPTION Is DURABLE.
NhN PERSONS IN PuILADFL

Ia wv w PillA ALONE, testify To J,a
wonderful efficacy of that powerful Remedy.
1HCMSONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TOR
End WOOD N.9PTIf.a.
READ! READ!
ATTEMPTING CURE OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS!
Philadelphia, May 90, 1874.
hr. Il. s. 7homSoE-Ec3r Sir-F0r more than -four
years past had been dreadfuy Attic ted with an ~
lection OF the throat, which my physician pronounce
"tHRoNIC BRONCHITIS" caused by repeated and NJ
elected colds The distress suffered is Undesirable
MY throat was literally RAW with violent spasmodie
coughing, so that blood would from it; also great
oppression, pain and tehtness at the chest and fever
III short all the usual pulmonary symptoms showed
themselves, causing entire loss of necessary reposc-
my throat was LEECHED and BLIsTERED over and over
again. made trial of every known remedy, and al
different periods had the advice of six physicians, and
all with no avail. About two months since | made
Trial of your Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood Nag
hd. and before had taken the first bottle felt iclel
continued until had taken seven bottles which
completely removed the disease and restored me 10
perfect health and firmly believe should not now
be living, had not been for your invaluable medicine
JANE PERRY, 1913 Spruce street.
The undersigned bears witness to the truth Of The
foregoing, having personal knowledge of all the facts
of the ease Al. HARRISON 81 Almond 81
Prepared by S. p. Thonsoa, Fifth and Spruce sts,
Philadelphia.
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON
Corner OF Baltimore and Hanover streets,
Agents for Maryland.
p}- Sold also in Washington, d. c., BY CHARLES
OFT, cor. OF uh street and Pennsy lvania Avenue
PRICE 80 cents per bottle, or s. per dozen.
N5- Beware OF Commercials. oo6-nfa
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ss-r..9, FOR SALE. 4 first rate Store and Ia
E1A.,J VEN Stand. 1t is situated at the junction of
ka,m the Fails Turnpike and Susguchanna Rail
MsALl Road, Westminster Branch, nine miles from
Tins city. The House is built of Stone, sixty by fifty
'eet-has twelve rO0nIs cellar under the whole house
stabng for sixteen horses carriage house. meat house
fowl house, and every other necessary building with
a pure spring and pump of water The Garden has
in 1t the hest of fruit trees consisting of apples cher
ries, peaches, plumbs, and sRrubbery of all kinds
Thee is about one acre of Land attached to the pre-
misses which is under lease for go years, renewable
forever, and subject the yearly rent of SOO This
property will be sold a great bargain Terms $1,000
cash, and the balance payable in equal sums, from
one to five years Fer particular, apply to
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
COnveyancer and Property Agent,
dl1 Il y. Z. corner st. Paul and Fayete-sts.
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GoyERNEss. Situation wanted By a regnect

ANoVERNEsS. Situation wanted BY respeet-
VIZ able lady as Governess, in private family or
higher branches of the English language also paip
ing, drawing, embroidery, &c.; and would hnre no
or 10 60 South or West The veiy best letter.
10 eha acter and qualification will he given. hppiy "
I've l.. F. sCOTTl's Intelligence Office,
'e Nc, 10 Exchange rlass
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BECKWITH'S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILL


BECKWITH'S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS.
II NHEsS justly celebrated Anti-dyspeptic Pile
IL are Offered to the public with the utmost conf
9eaee III their efficacy in almost every variety G;
functional disorder of the Stomach. bowels Live.
and Speen such as heartburn, acid quotations nanl
sea, headache, pain and distenson of the stomaca
and bowels, incipient Dianhpa, Cholic Jaundice.
t!a.eney hahtual costiveness loss of appetite, siet
headache, sea sickness, &C. 'N
80. prete.S.~..- :. ..e character claimed tol
these Pills. long experience has not weakened, bn,
strengthened and confirmed them by mass of lest
mony OF such respectable character has rarely sus
tanned any article in this folm in any country.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at
ISRAEL J. GRAHAME'S
Drug and Chemical Store.
N. E. Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-sts
~, Where also may be had, Bulls celebrated con-
pound OF sarsapanlla, Marshall's Syrup and Extract
o. safsaparhia, Wister's Cough LOzeDges, swain's
Pdaeea, superior Sedlitz and Soda Powders Henry'.
Caic'ned Macnesia, &c. Together with general as-
sortment of Drugs Chemicals, and Family Medicines,
N. Is. Special care given 10 the MEDICAL PRE-
SCRIPTION business ol5tc
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IE STRAAS! STRAAS!! 80
THE FRENCH IMITATION OF DIAMONDS.
FNNHESE beautiful BREASTPINS, which excl
IL the diamond for brilliancy are just received and
fer sale by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
Water street, second door from Calvert
For or 81, Pin can be procured which locks as
well as diamond at 800. Gentlemen in want of
handsome Brcastpn, are invited TO call and see the
different patterns. jyls-u
HNOR HIRE. colored man, a slave, a first
NJ rate waiter in every respect, and can come high
ly recommended For particulars, apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
Jas No. 10 Exchange Place.
HROUND RENTS FOR SALE. Three
w well secured and central Ground Rents for sale
at Sl3j each Also, of sac each, and of 500 and
S41. Apply to BENJAMIN BOND--or
GEO. GELBACH,
d.s 40 Second street.
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tOTsIItTuUIC UUHUIt ptRSb
procure leather that will moi break, takes q eat plea
sure in informing citizens and strangers that he has at
last accomplished his DESIRE having his conn, and
an assortment of Calf Skins that will wear equal 20
any French leather that can he produced. mis-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRY
E. COLEMAN. BOOT MAKER,
No SsL Z 1 ,EIAARE s.,LRE E,E


Between Holiday and Gay streets.
The Subscriber most respectfully in.
forms his friends and the public gene
rally that he keeps constantly on hant
an assortment Of Gentlemcn's BOOTS
of all descriptioDs-such as Napoleon
Taps, Cork soles, Double Soles, quilted
soles, Dress Boots, pegged and sewed,
and Opera Boots, of the best quality, all
of which he offers very cheal for cash.
The manufacturer having pu, himself to-
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TCONOMY IN LIGHT. LARD LAMPS
~ Nea's, Archer's, Bacon's, and Houghton & Wal
lace's LARD LAMPS; do with shades For sale NJ
reduced prices, by
JAMES CORTLAN s. SON,
No. 10 Baltimore street.
jal0 Opposite the Centre Market.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-22

A correspondent "a devoted friend Of the annexa-
ton Of Texas) pays high compliment to her for
the course she has pursued. He says that "she has
acted most wisely. She had been lost forever, il
she had yielded to the counses Of some Of her cit-
zens, and relied the friendship and alliance of
England or of France. There is one great truth
which all nations have confrmed and il is this, that
there is nothing which the gratitude of weak States
can give, that will satisfy strong allies for their aid
but authority and po,0sr; and nations that require
protectors, must soon have masters If Texas had
not taken counsel from her courage, she would have
been lost.n
The same correspondent looks to the tariff and
the Oregon as the two great questions of the APP
preaching Congress-the former, perhaps, the most
difficult and the most exciting Of the two. He pre-
sumes the President will recommend the repeal Of
the tariff of 1912, to be substituted by one of
purely constitutional revenue character. We must
succeed now, or never, in settling, upon just and
proper basis, this vexed question of the tariff -
The confidence which the writer expresses in the
President will, we have no doubt, be completely
borne out by the reality.
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SPECULATION IN GRAIN.--The news brought by
the Great Britain has caused great speculation il,
the markets, have already stated; but we have
some additional information from the Albany Ar
gus, which we copy below.--.N Y. Morning Ns,cs.
"The news by the Great Britain is highly impor.
tan to the grain and produce interests in this coun-
try. The de6ciencyin crops in England and on the
continent is ascertained to be considerable and il is
feared viii be great; and the consequences across
the water had been already apparent in the rise Of
corn and breadstufs, and potatoes. Here the spec
uation was large. The Great Britain having been
driven into Holiness Hole by stress Of weather,
having lost her foremost and several spars, an ex-
press from Boston came over the railway TO this
city, and, after making purchases here, started in
the western train for Buffalo yesterday To coun-
eract this movement the directors Of the Utica and
Schenectady and Mohawk and Hudson railroad COM
panies despatched extra express train at hapast
two yesterday afternoon with the news. The ope-
rations here were large. About 1000 barrels of
-four and large quantity of wheat changed hands.
The sales were at IS for -four; but IS SO was re-
fused after the facts were known. Wheat was
sold at III 06 and al OF, and 81 IL offered for a
cargo coming in. Great credit is due to the railroad
companies for their prompttude and liberaty in
sending out an extra train. The intelligence win be
everywhere received with great interest"
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The latest accounts give no intimatiou Of change
in the posture Of Mexico towards this country. The
determination 10 be to stand at bay, and main
tain an attitude of defiance and quas-war. From
the first have predicted the adoption Of just such
policy as Mexico isDow pursuing. Her impotence
prevents the prosecution Of active hos.ilities
while the chagrin of the nation equally forbids q
return to the cordial relations of peace. Az the
only alternative, middle course s determined on,
and a sulky semi-belcose attitude 10 assumed In
the while, this relation Of non-intercourse be-
tween Us and Mexico suits very well with the in
dustry Of Great Britain. Al long az the embargo
lasts, British merchants and manufacturer will
enjoy a monopoly of the Mexican market They
can pour in their merchandise and fabrics, without
the risk of competition from Yankee enterprise.
Indeed, Mexico, for all useful purposes, now be-
longs to England. The politics Of the country are
entirely under tho control Of British diplomacy, and
every ingot dug from the mines ID drained into the
Golfers Of British capitalists. England has no
colonial possessions yielding . larger revenue, or
presenting TO her subjects wider field for enter
prise and speculation. Il may well be supposed,
iherefore TIA. The existing state Of things co%pors
and that strong influence will be exerted to pro-
long is continuance. What course our own gov
eminent will pursue in the premises, remains yet to
be seen. IL is certainly not for our advantage TO
protract the non-intercourse which shuts out our
citizens from the Mexican commerce. A state Of
bcllgersncy il much to be preferred to the passive
hostility Of existing relations But the magnanimity
Of our government, and the consideration that we
are dealing with an impotent enemy, will doubtless
dictate policy of long-suferiDg and forbcarance.
Yet there should be limit to the indulgence even
Of such feelings; and after the lapse Of reasonable
time, il Mexico still persists in maintaining un-
friendly and menacing attitude, sense Of duty TO
our own citizens, and the communication of their
interests, must induce the American government 70
cocrce our neighbor into terms.
Mexico should be compelled TO "defne her posi-
tion"--to declare for peace or for war; Until some
strong measure 10 ken for that purpose, it may be
expected that our present ambiguous relations will
continue: and, for long time to como, Mexico will
be closed AZ effectually against our commerce a. by
the declaration of an embargo.
INsso Orleans RspsbEieon.
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90 long a. il was observed and respected by all
other nations having ships Of war on this station.
On the 26th April, the British war-steamer Fire.
brand arrived from England, via Rio dc Janeiro,
and anchored near the port, with MIR. Ouseley
on board, the British minister accredited TO the
Argentine republic, and 10 supcrscde the late min
lister, Mr.. Vaudeville, who had been recalled; and
after remaining fory-eght hours, without having
visited this city, he (Mr. Ouseley) proceeded 20
buenos Ayres IN some vessel; and II 10 understood
that, after he had been received by the Argentine
government as her Britannia Msjesty's minister,
he offered friendly mediation on the part Of his
government for the laudable purpose OF restoring
peace and commerce TO these distracted republics.
But up TO the present time Dunc l0lh) We are in g
norance of the result of the profIered services On
the 23d ultimo, the French Baron Deffaudis, min
lister extraordinary, arrived from France; and, on
the day following, proceeded to Buenos Ayrcs, and
learn that he instructed TO unite his efforts on the
part Of France with those Of Mr. Ouseey, to attain
the object in view--that Of peace between the Ar
gentine and Oriental republics. June l6th Admiral
Brown having recently received orders from his
government lat the request of General Oribe) to
cooperate with the besieging army in an immedi-
ate attack upon the city of Montevideo, and Ad-
miral lngle6eld, in command of the British naval
forces, having been informed Of the same, notified
Brown that he would not be permitted to execute
those orders; and for the better prevention thereof
her Britannia Majesty's brig Racer was ordered,
and anchored near the Argentine squadron, with her
guns double shotied with grape and canister, with
instructions to open fire on any of the said squad
which attempted to approach the city with hos
tile intentions; and in consequence Of this rssiric-
ton, the attack premeditated was relinquished by
General Oribe and thus the city has been protected
from surrender, which would have been the incv-
liable result il it had been simultaneously stormed
by land and by water.
CITY FORCES
List Of the present defenders of Juontsvideo, june
ooh, 1645.