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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16
NJ OTICE.-ACCOMMoDATIoN oEEIC

~ OTICE.-ACCOMMOD OFFICE. A
~ register of public and private Boarding Houses
ther terms, accommodation, &c is kept at this office
Also all other necessary information for traveller.
and strangers to he in possession Of-Writing, Draft
ing and COnVeyancing in all its bran6 hes tended tf
with neatness, correctness and immediate despatch
Information given respecting the arrivals and depar
ture of packet ships ami other vessels, STEAMBOATS,
mail stages, &c, for running routes price of fare &c
land or water.
ON REGISTRY. Several negro Girls and Bows OF
excellent character, for a term of years
AGENCY, for the purchasing of Slaves, on a rea-
sOnGhe commission.
Q[3- TRANSACTIONS correctly made from Spanish and
French Families supplied with domestcs at the
shortest notice.
As ''n0w's the day and nOw's the houl,''
sure idle tlMeS must all be over
For those now in want of situations,
Need bur hand in their recommendations,
Employment sure TO find.
WANTED DAILY, Portes, Walters. OSters, La.
borerS, Goachmcn, Clerks, Bar keepcrs, Chamber
maids. Cooks, wet aud dry NursCs, sc.
(Cy- This establishment founded in the city Of
Baltimore in The year $780, and Is exclusively restrict
ed to Commission and Agency transactions, cmhlaI-
ing Ia" recovery of debts, claims aud iihergncrs,
having efficient and responsible suh-agGnis the prn-
cpa! cities Of the United States. and CORES pondcut,
al the chief ports and capita of Foreign Governments
IN commercial relations herewith. This agency pos
scsscs peculiar advantages facilities for the safe
and speedy Irlnsa zion Of such business may he
confdcd thereto, suhirct to tn usual Commits ion
Orders for purchases 0I investments. niuSt he ac
computed either with a remittance o. funds. or con
slgnmrnt Of produce, &c 10 the amount rcqui.ed, ad-
dressed 10 the undersigned.
LEWIS =. SCOTT. Exchange Place,
ic;F doors 'rum the corner Of South,
: q 40 ypL. Ft
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN.
COMMERCIAL.
lReperted for the American Republican,.
review of the Baltimore Market,

review of the Baltimore Market,
f0T the week endng Friday attcnoon august 10, 1915.
Coupons. We quote Coupsns at 7sa7ge, and
little dong
Provisions. The market for Beef and Pork
Lohlhues pretty much rs last week sales helHg con
uh'u To snip stores and retail, previous rates.
we continue To quote tOliUws-vZ: Baltimore
Mess FORK Sij25aTl3 30; Prime $40 j0asll; Mess
btel $40 'OdSlI; No. :9a19 So and Prl.." s.,
~ % here rs a fan demand for Bacon. but Is
buyers refuse n pay the prices, the sales of week
nave heeu limited, The sock is light and holders
Hral ri the tptJwInE ratcS-vlZ: sides 1Ea-r; should
tFN 'a'. cents hams SIaI0 cts and assorted 14d- cts
Nmall sales ni Ba'umor. cured hams at l0aliu Lard
Is IN lmr demand at 6aS{ for No / Western IN kegs,
and 7!aSc in bbls
t"Iue. The supply of Beef cattle offered nj the
scales Tins week was again large, comprising 62'
mead, ct which iis were 4sld t. the city butchers,
al prices ranging from 81 - to - G2l per 100 lbs. on
ue ho~i, equal 10 S3l9j net The average rate
Wa ABOUT g -. OF the balance 40 head were driven
10 Philadelphia. Tbr supply Of Live Hogs is fair and
demand good al 81 sIaSJ chiefly at the latter rate
tlour. Howard Sttcrt flour continues inactive.
small retail sales OF old made at Si37l. Sales Of
new super AT 3 ( 50, choice brands - j6!; and fine
SIS Dealers are paying : ~! from cars for
hpui. CITY hl!l> flour meets with ready sales, about
tJ0h hbS. being lDken this week nj 81 62i. The mills
aye " manufacturing abundant " Small sales OF
fresh ground Su~0uehanna flour, from old wheat at
Si.'O; new worth S62l. Sales of Rye flour at 81,
"rt ct Corn Meal AT -. per Dbl and Silly per
lUg lbs.
The inspections of the week comprise the following
Kinds and quantities:
ItrTt .,,l I,,It
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

A MOTHER ARRIVAL of Black Silk Lace,
IN ladies and chdren's Hose and Gloves, by
MRS. p. A. MCPHERSON,
al No. 50 N. Howard street.
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IIIICOUNTI IN pIN HUI INIS.
PHILAD., WHINING
esa:..ss "a RAIL ROAD, via Iiavre de d,
Grace, Ekton, Wilmington
ami Chester
THE MORNING TRAIN Carrying the U s. Mail,
leaves the Depot, Pratt street, DAILY Except sun
days. at nine O'Clock, A. Nj. Passengers arrive at
Philadelphia in full time to continue on by the Mail
Train for New York. reaching that city by l05 O'Clock
on the same evening! FARE So,
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN. The ONLY
line that departs from Baltimore Sundays for Phil
adclphia is the mail train which leaves Pratt street
Depot. Baltimore at O'Clock, p. NJ; and leaves Phi
ladelphia at O'Clock, p. NJ. for Baltimore. FARE S3
In addition TO the above, the Complny's FREIGHT
TRAIN leaves Pratt street DAILY Except Sundays)
at 81 O'Clock in the afternoon. TO this train PAS
SENGER CARS are attached, arriving in Philadelphia
the same night. Fare through $3.50. For this train
tickets must be procured at the office before starting
otherwise full price will be charged by the conductor
a9-tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

NUM- II ffLGDEhIJh S1REET
IAN the right hand side going from Baltinore-st
W two doors from the corner-where may be OBJ
tanned most speedy remedy for GOnorrhna, Gleets
structures, seminal weakness, paiR in the L0ns, af
iecuona OF the hldhcys, ana every symptom of
cret Disease.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ATTENDANCE from IN the MORNING TILL 10 at NIssT,
DR.. JOHNSTON,
member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Liceu.
tate of the Apothecary's Hail. London, and Graduate
rom one fttc first colleges III the United States, may
be consulted in all diseases incident to the human
frame, hut more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
when the misguided and imprudenl vOtary Of plea.
sure hnGs he has mbhcd the seeds of this painful dis
case, IL 100 often happens that an il-tmed OF
shac or dread of discovery, deterS him from apply
amg 10 tose who from education and rcspectability,
can alone berend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms OF this horrid disease make their appear
ahce, such as liberated throat, diseased nose
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs dimness of sigbt
DEAFNESS, nodes on the shin bones and arms botches
On te nead face and eXtremties. progressing on with
sntluI rapidly, till at last the palate of the mouth IN
ne bones OF the nose fall in and the victk oC his
iui disease becomes hoTid object of commiseration
till 1eath puts period to his dreadful sufrr,lgs by
sending HIM to ''hat bourne whence no trayeIler re
himself to preserve Ne most invioabIe secrrcp sSd
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals NJ
Europe ana America, he can confidently rec6rnond
this horrid disease. ''euhi VI
fo Snni,i ~ 1870, W. rnH ioN on me Eye, such az
or ,bq Iin, "b m ~ r nIso thoSe Tor Defornily
a., p ~ rs C'uO fo"t, &C., performed
SEIN RtSt3II S ~, 81 SnrrD,r ~ ,,,,,,,
rhEC E'9'TiIE n ~, -p'Hi NIhED'
ed th ,, e. huse persons VINO nave injur-
cm.,d S-"''"' " " Nc''"h Pracucc, speedily
i"h' hoice, WI inc tiG'lt mana side OF N. Frederick
,",e; In r"'', street, doors from tbs
O' ~, ou''iFt t''o naihe, anu
10" Advice to The Poor GRATIS. OBS
Is Z AtE'E. 8 4 7
~ MASTER dared prvpro,[r W., !, lC' i
" Name Arrij b. IsJi ''"''""s'o" couh-
Mr. Isaac RuTrS--Drar Sir: Al ,bn ,,cuo., ,r.
ny OF my friends in this place and vicinry who are
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AND WATERS. Recei We

FBNEA-TRASS AND WATERS. Received
III per ship Alabama, an extensive assortment of
superior and common TEA-TRAN $ and WATERS
Among them some very rich Papier Mache, Bird of
Paradise, Sandwich, Gothic and other kinds in sets of
and pieces. Also, large variety of rich Card
Cake and Bread Baskets. We have also received by
recent arrivals full supply of Family and Fancy Hard
ware, Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery and general
assortment of useful HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES,
For sale on accommodating terms by
JAS. COR1LAN s. SON,
Is Baltimore st. ID door East of Harrison.
G3-CATALOGUES containing list of good, ma
nutacured, imported and for sale by us, always pre-
pared for those who desire them. jy4
ENHEAr' PAPERHANGINGS have just
" received large assortment of fine glazed and
common American Paperhangngs, Borders and Fine
Board PRINTS, which will be sold at exceedingly
low prices.
Paperhangngs of every description done in the best
manner at short notice.
Also on hand an assortment of Window Blinds,
embracing Venitian Blinds, transparent WINDOW
Just received assortment OF superior CANTON
JOHN G. HOLLAND. 4s Gay st.,
m3l near the odd Fellows Han.
EoHN c. Ho y IaaT1, CAV srnn,
Near the Odd Fellows Hall
Has NOW in store and for sale low
Embroidered Muslin CURTAINS
Plain Bordered Window Shades
G Gn% H ehaSh Window SHADES
Venitian Blinds Paper BLINDS
Fancy, Walnut and Green do.
64Tabe OIL CLOTH
Sd do do. do.
"A do do. do.
Plain and coored Canton Mating
A large assortment of Paper HaHeinrs
Splendid Fire Boards Prints sc. jyl9,
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NV GRITTY OF ATTENTION. For sale.
Wv most valuable cook, washer and ironer
woman 81 years Of age, to serve &c years, sold for no
fault, the present owner having use for her, will
sell her low to a good master Also for sale very
likely mulalto girl, between 10 and Is Years of age
well grown, good nurse washer and ironer and can
come well recommended as such, the present owner
having no further use for her Apply 10
i2l l.. +. SCOTTL 10 Exchange Place
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ECELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOE
q Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by G. TYLER,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High sis.
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ESOk SALE.-A most valuable Woman, a good
H Cook. Washer and Ironer, "a years of age, with
her four children; boys ID, and years old and the
child 3 months old-a slaves for life. They can
come well recommended. Apply to
jyl5 La, F., SCOTTi EXCHANGE Place
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-12
For the Portage Sentinel.
Religious Celebration.

To be held at the Disciples meeting house,
in Ravenna'on the 9TH day Of July next, meeting
to be addressed by Elder HARTzRL, Of Warren.
Exercise to commence at half past 10 o'clock.
The propriety and Importance Of devoting
this day particularly to the. service Of Him,
whose guardian care has been exhibited over
this nation from the birth day Of our liberties
until the present time, has long been felt and
acknowledged by the Christian community.
In view of this fact arrangements have been
made with Elder H. (acompetent person. to
be present and address those who may feel
sufficiently interested in the preservation Of
those feelings of gratitude to God which char
acterized many of our forefathers, aud espe-
cially HIM WHOSE NAME is ESGRAvEr ON THE
HEARTS OF ALL THE TRuR LOVERS OF REPUB-
LIcAN PRiNcIrLEs, to give their attention on
that occasion. And, it is to be hoped that
we as people shall not, under the influence
OF that enthusiasm which always pervades
our bosoms at the return of the anniversary of
our national Independence, forget the debt Of
gratitude we owe to HIM, for all the privil-
eyes which we enjoy as citizens Of this en-
lightened, free and Christian land. And how
can we more appropria tely keep in remem--
brance the eventful day Of the Declaration of
American independence, than by assembling
ourselves together on the morning of that glo-
rious day, and rendering thanks to linn who
presides over the destinies Of nations. fer the
care which He has exercised over Us from
that time even until the present day. To all
then, who may deem it expedient, let me say
come up to the house Of the Lord, and show
respect moi only to the day, from which the
many days Of peace and prosperity which we
have enjoyed had their rise, but to him whose
Almighty fat has stood and still stands as
firm supporter and protector Of American
liberties, by which we also have guaranteed
unto us that privilege which surpasseth every
other "he right to scorship God according to
the dictates Of our osUn conscience" R. n.
Z Rayenna, June 10, 1845.
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From the last Ohio Star.

GF A serious misunder standing have
ing existed between Mr.. Lyman w. Hall
and myself since 1912, originating in a
controversy in the newspapers then con-
Quoted by him and myself upon care
ful review Of the circumstances, l am
fully convinced chat | did Mr.. Hall in>
Justice; that two of the articles written
by me were written in an unklHd and
angry spirit, and were from the circum-
stances, and from the harshness Of the
expressions employed calculated to
wound his feelings deeply.
For the Indulgence Of such temper
and the use of language calculated to of
fend, was and am blameworthy, espe-
cially as ] was the originator, Of the
controversy when | might have avoided
it--a controversy for which | am SINGER
ly sorry, especially for my ,aown partici-
patton in it.
One of the articles published 10 the
Star has been understood by Mr.. Hall
and perhaps others as charging him with
being interested in contract to print Q
democratic paper upon the contingency ol
the election Of 1912 resulting in the sue
cess Of the democratic party. So far o.
the article conveyed such meaning ol
was susceptible ofsuch q construction
Fit was believe eunwarranted AID unjust;
ut the same time. il 10 due to myself te
say that such was not the intended i'm,
port of my language at the time.
sS All. LEWIS.
: June 4. 1e45.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-12
For the Portage Sentinel.

y MEssRs. .EDIroRs:--I have never been in
the habit of writing for Political paper, but
as your columns are professedly thrown open
for the discussion Of other subjects, Moral
and intellectual, venture to protrude myself
as an humble contributor to the bulk If not
to the real matter Of reading in your paper.
hope, that the Sentinel will sustain the
ch.acter, its name imports; maintaining vig-
liant watch, not only over the politics but the
morals Of the people; sounding the note Of
alarm at every approach of danger. The pre-.
sen. is an important period in the history Of
the world; if it could be said eighteen hun
dred years ago, while Paul was preaching the
gospel at Athens, that the Athenians, and
strangers which were there, spent their time
in nothing else, but either to tell or to hear
some new thing; may it not with equal truth
be said Of the present state Of society?
The urgent, pressing demand is waited on
every breeze, give us something new some
thing new'--and there are those who are rea>
dy to respond to this call they are constant
ly devising and proposing to the public. ne,D
theories, either correcting and modifying the
old. or supplantlng them entirely by the in
PRODUCTION Of those, which they say are more
rational, and better adapted or suited to the
times in which we live. And these innoya-
tions are not peculiar to any one department
of society, they operate equally in all; our
politics, our morals, our religion, all are af.
fected by them. The great mass Of mind is
SO much under the influence Of q certain kind
Of stimulus, that it is almost impossible to
reach and move that mind with sober reason,
and ound argument; now, while every thing
is going ahead, as with the power Of ste ~
there must be danger; the numerous /
ffelghted with the various commodities Or
theories Of men, confilc ting with each other,
must sooner or later jostle or dash the one
against the other, each suffering an injury. If
not total loss Of th cir precious cargo.
While viewing this onward speed Of things
Ihave concluded to jump on to one Of the
cars, and, (though hurried forward with q
velosity. equalled only BY the rapid whirl OF
time,) sketch in miniature, some Of the pass
ing events Of life. I will commence with
that monster Of iniquity. that crying evil 81
the land d-Intemperance. II
.sWo to him That coveteth an evil coveious-
ness to his house, that he may set his rest on
high, that he may be delivered from the pow.
er ,f eviIv' "Thou hast consulted shame Ia
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-12

moderate shower this afternoon has laid the
dust, and given q reyiving GOODNESS to the
air. The before parched and withered veget.
alton in the. gardens and yards OF this pleasant
vlllage-(beg pardon Of it's good citizens for
using so diminitiye term, for they aspire to
the dignity Of cisy) has assumed most en-
Chanting freshness, and
.'the, pelfum'd flowers,
The evening song of birds,"
unite with man in gratitude and praise,
Awestern sunset, particularly after show
er, is one of the most beautiful scenes in ma
ture. Italy. France or Spain, whose splendid
skies have been the theme Of poets, cannot
vie with it. And this is one Of the finest
ever beheld.
80. III is glorious eve.
How pure the air. laden with balmy sweets
From bud and flower that love the silent dews,
How steinless yon bright arch! and mark those
clouds. tEt
That paint the western sky; what gorgeous huss!
What gay fantastic shapes! how swift they
change, ss
7 And in their airy change, each radiant form,
Seems lower than the last"
The drouth has been very severe here, but
not as much SO as In your county. Early in
the spring it was very wet here and the farm
ers could not put in their spring crops as soon
as they desired. Corr. looks very well and l
heard farmer remark last evening that he
never saw it look better in this State. The
wheat on the ground il more than midd1ing.
The fruit treesin the town are loaded with
fruit, but some two miles out it is somewhat
injured by the late hard frost.
This village has been visited with an epi>
demic whic b has carried off some forty of its
citizens in short time. The Erysipeas is
still raging with much violence and fatality.
but the physicians think that the present fine
weather will drive It away.
The two political parties are arraying them
selves for. the. coming campaign. Their
election comes off in August. The wings in
this district have nominated Judge SAMPLE
toF NOuSEcbss AA6 was tIlS McilDtE VI uIt
last Congress. Mr.. G. w. CATHc ART is the
Democratic candidate, and think will he
elected. The all absorbing question here Is
Oregon, and the election will 60 on that alone.
The people Of the West are very enthusiastic
upon. this subject and the mepaces Of the
British Minister are arousing the spirit of thu
"old rangers Of the West" Let the tory whig
press talk Of the power of England-of III,
unprepared state of America. If the clariol
of war IS again sounded in this land OH thu
question Of Oregon the millions Of western
pioneers will arouse as one man and marcl
at the call.
..Yos, in this cause we will move on with Joy,
To the battle and the charge, like honored cham
! pions,
Fol- human rights, for country and for God"
Business is very dull here. The corn crop
the staple, was cut off last year, and the far
mefs raised nothing to sell. "The canal is
almost "a solitude" eeg;E~.
# 4ja4 Yours truly,
/ Hg s ,t"as! 2. RAMBLER.
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aicnlarg bank, and cause sacrifice of their
money on hand, and that bank should sustain
itself, then we should be censured by the bill
holders. Werepeat. the enly way to put a
stop to these frequent losses is to expose the
eystem and kill them in the bud"
a The Ann Arbor Argus, a. neutral paper,
says: s5sfB. tsig Il ( ~
thereafter we 90 for individual liability
to the fullest extent. and for States prison
penalty, and we shall not fail to denounce
any legislature, controlled by whatever po-
iitical party it may be, that shall charter a
bank within the limits Of this State, without
incorporating in it, to the fullest extent, both
ofIthese safeguards" IA
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-12

thy house by cutting off many people, and
hast sinned against thy soul" sFor the
stone shall cry out Of the wall, the beam out
of tho timber shall answer it." "Wo to him
that bulldeth tower with blood, and stab>
lisheth q city with inlauity." "Wo unto him
that giveth his neighbor drink, that puteth thy
bottle to him, and maketh him drunken also" |"
am wellaware, that at this late period Of
the Temperance reform, it requires more la
bored investigation Of the subject, to answer
the expectations ofthe people than | have time
to devote to it. The most expect to do, is,
to add my testimony TO the mass of evidence
already recorded, that intemperanee as ca
amity, is moreto be dreaded, and deprecated.
than any, and may say at others put togeth-
er; and the man who in any way contributes
to the promotion of this bane of human hap.
piness, is guilty in the sight of God, and may
be considered accessory to the wide spread
evils consequent upon intemperance.
| know the censure Gas yet,) has mostly
fallen on the poor unfortunate wretch, whe
has himself become the slave of Istemperance
l admit, that the drunkard is guilty enough
and viii have enough to bear when he provel
in his own dire experience the truth O.
Gods word, which says, ''drunkards shall no,
inherit the kingdom tf heaven" But wher
inquisition is made for blood, it will be fount
that Others are guilty also. Where is the mar
who has manufactured this poison. or sold i
to others,that can wash his hands lnllnnocency
| The great sin of making and vending intoxi
eating liquors as drink or beverage, consists
in violating the end great commandment
"Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyseif.
Now this law Of loue is most egregiousl,
trampled upon by him who "giveth his neigh
Dor drink, that puteth his bottle to him on,
maheth him drunden also" 'tg p
To estimate with any degree Of accurac y
the amount Of guilt contracted by the deale
lin intoxicating drinks, we must calculate th,
amount Of evil resulting from such traffic.
| TO BE CONTINUED,
.@ W. G. J.
| Ravenna, June 10, 1845. - Gu-
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v. b. PALMER.

No. SO Pine ct. Philadelphia, No. 100 Nassau
street, New York; No. l6 State street, Boston:
and > =. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert streets,
baltimore; iso authorized Agent for receiving
subscriptions and advertisements for the PoRrAog
SEsrisEL, and give receipts for the same. Nor,
chants. Mechanics, and Tradesmen generally may
sx tend their business by availing themselves Of
the opport unites for advertising which his agency
affords.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-12

Fashion AHD PEYToNA AaAs--It
is said that another match is concluded
between these celebrated racers, tocome
of at the end of June, over the Canton
Course. near Baltimore. for $2O,O00 a
side, which is to. fairly determined the
championship. There is an impression
abroad that the two races have moi
been fair.