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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-10

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Draws TODAY the handsome scheme Of Maryland
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The citizens Ut each ward, unlfammelIed BY party,
will select place of meeting and report the TO
the 'Cpper office" as soon rs practicable hfechd,l-
les and Vorking men shall your places be supplied
with pn,spers and conricts OF other cmes seS Roth
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE YOUTHFUL EMlGRANT.
1r.> Story of the Early Setftenlem Of Ne~ JcrsfG
<Eae4H BY l.. MARIA CHILD.
"A being breathing thoughtful breath;
a traveller betwxt life and death;
The reason firm the temperate Will.
Endurance, foresight, strength and skull,
A perfect woman, nobly bland,
To warn, to comfort and command;
And yet spirit, still and bright
With something of an angel light
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12
Number o.

performance of even its most ordinary ex-
erclse, Drinking is thus made an lndis.
pensable habit, and by this means, tho
tame, cold, and lileless being, as if touch
cd by a spark of Promelhean fire, is CON
veried into the animated, sociable, and
efficient man Of his latter days. Sheridan
never spoke in the House of Commons
without the inspiration of half pint of
brandy, and numberless arc the heroes bf
the buskin and the sock, who require to be
wound up, as il were to certain pitch,
by artificial stimulus, before they venture
to undertake the labors of the night. This
account Of tho pathological effects Of
drunkenness would be incomplete without
some mention Of curious disease 10
which II often leads, called delirium ire
mems, or mania potu. II may be tho
immediate effect Of an excess, or series of
excuses, in these who are not hubitually
Incorporate, as well as in those who are;
but il most commonly occurs in habitual
drinkers, after few days total abstinence
from spirItuous liquors. lis also very IL
able to occur in this latter case when la
boring under other diseases, or severe ex-
ternal injuries that give rise TO any de-
gree Of constitutional disturbance. The
approach Of the disease is generally indi-
Gated by slight tremor aud faliering of
the hands and lower cxtrcmitics, iremu-
lousnoss Of the voice, certain restless
ness and sense of anxiety which the
patient knows not how to describe or ac-
count for, disturbed sleep, and impaired
appetite. These symptoms having cont.
nued two or three days, az tho end Of
which timc they have obviously increased
in severity, the patient ceases to sleep al
together, und soon becomes delirous, At
first, the derium is not constant, the mind
wandering during the night, but during
the day when It's attention ia fixed, capa-
bic OF rational discourse. II is not long,
however, before il becomes constant, and
constitutes prominent feature Of the
disease. This state Of watchlulnoss and
delirium continues three or four DAYS,
when, il the patient recover, il is sue.
ceeded by sleep, which, at first, appears
in uneasy and Irregular maps, and lastly in
long, sound, refreshing slumbers. When
sleep does not superyene about this peri.
cd, the disease is fatal; and whether sub.
ected 10 medical treatment, or left 10 IL
self, neither its symptoms nor duration are
modified.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12
The Mississippi Democrat,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
II. G. JONES e. j. DURDIN.


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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12

OREGoS.--Therc is but little doubt ll,at
the United States are destined ultimately
to command all the trade in the Indian
and China seas. The supply of cotton in
the United States, including Texas, is far
beyond what the wants Of Europe re-
qure. The wants Of China are, however.
such rs will absorb almost lmitless
quantity. The cotton goods manufaciur-
ed in the United States already supersedc
those Of all other countries in those mar
kets, and American lead has entirely sup
planted tho English. The English Go.
vernment hope, by Commanding the OK
elusive route TO China over Egypt, blythe
way of the Nile and the Isihmus Of Suez,
10 effect which negotiation Is now pcn.
ding between that Power and The Pachu,)
10 abtain news several weeks earlier than
il can be had in the United Slalos; an
advantage which will give her merchants
control Of The markets. This diplomacy
may succeed temporarily in this, but The
march Of events will ultimately give the
United States the mystery. Her popula-
ton is pushing, with vigorous, rapid and
unceasing march, along line twelve hun
dged miles in extent westward, towards
the shores Of the Pacific. The occupa.
ton Of the vast territory known as the Ore.
gon, is already going forward, and twenty
yenrs will not have elapsed before pow
erlul State will have sprung Up on the
shores Of the Pacific The great tract Of
the Oregon is drained by the Columbia
River and the San Francisco, which de.
bouch upon the ocean at point six days,
by steam, distant from the Sandwich Is.
lands--a group the Independence Of which
Is guaraniied-whosc population Is l00,.
900, mostly Americans; the surface 5000
square miles; Of soil the most fruitful,
and climate unsurpassed in saluhrity ~
These islands are situated In the middle Of
the Pacific, on tho great highway from
Oregon to China. The great whaIe.ish-
cry Of these regions is conducted mostly
! by Americans, numbering two hundred
vessels, whose annual product 10 about
S5,000,000. This feet in the summer
months cruize between the islands and the
coast Of Japan, for sperm whale, and carr
ny on a large trade in furs, etc., which are
now sold in China, and the proceeds, in
tea, sent home to the United States. The
whole Of this vast trade and that Of China,
via the Sandwich Islands; viii DO com.
manded by the State Of Oregon Those
persons are now living who will see a
Railroad connecting New York with The
Pacific. and a steam communication from
Oregon TO China. For The last three cen.
turtles, the civilized world has been roll
ling westward, aud Americans Of the pre-.
sent age will complete the circle, and
I open Western steam route with the East,
\ HuRts Merchants Magazine
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12

The National Inielligencer is quoting
Col. Benton's speeches in answer 10 the
arguments Of the Globe in favor of an
nexation! Is the Inielligencer coming
over TO Benton, or Benton going over TO
the lntelIigenceri-TN Nashville Union.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12

DEArm.--He that is well prepared foI
the great journey, cannot enter on il too
soon for HIMSELF though his friends will
weep for bis departure.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-12

"Are you injured, madam" asked a
gentleman Of lady whom he saw faII on
the ice. 20. no, thanks 70 my bishop.'
was the reply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-13
Superior Court.
Ro.Ovo In d0a noHloU


Dec. l2.-Fetir Quinn VS.. .4bel Whsdton-In Septem.
ber S44, the complainant, who had found that twelve
OF his hoge had been driven to the public pound and
which had been running at large in tho Of
city, contrary and in violation OF laws made
demand for their restoration rendering the CT nearly
twenty dollars for their redemption This tender
declined as insufficient and bill Of $97 90 present
ed being the amount to which the city was entitled
as penalty cost of feeding and the amount paid the
party driving them to the pound.
Mr.. GRAHAM, for the defendant moved q non.suit,
partly upon the ground that il question Of
law and partly that suit of this nature would be quite
unentertaniDg to the jury and calculated weary
the patience of the Court Mr. Burock the plaintiff
answers and assents provided special veoct be given
Whereupon the jury found verdict for the plaintiff
assessing the value OF the property at S55, with liberty
to enter nonsuito turn into verdict for defendant
and liquidate deiendant's damages at $50.
Chas. a. Jackson Simeon Losee of Jackson
& Losee-.iction for Repierin.The co-partnershp of
Jackson Losee formed in the latter OF the
year lS43 first Of "A both without CAPT.
tai beyond their experience business men. They
were associated commission merchants in Warren
street Tor the purpose OF dealing in pork lard, SC The
complainant TO furnish necessary advances for the
purchase OF hogs be cut up packed picked and dis
posed of by him. and the profits resulting from the
terprise be placed to the credit of the defendants
Jackson, one OF the hrm went West in the fall OF ls44
to make purchases, and died in New Orleans The
naming partner subsequently, followed him, and con.
cluded purchases to considers amount, and the
property shipped hherward according to arrange
ment. In December 1914, the complainant became
barrassed in his circumstances and the defendant with
held seventeen hogsheads Of picked hams, which the
complainant demanded reimburse HIM for the advances
yet unsased, TO the amount of about 000 This suit
Verdict Edwin Sanford for plaintiff A. L.
Jordan for the defence.
Before Chief Justice Jones.
Michael O'Brien rs Ehphaz Spencer.-The jury in this
the plaintiff for $40 damages; and six cents costs
No other causesitaken up
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u. b. Circuit COurt-In Chambers.
Before Judge Betts

DEC. l2.-Capt. Isaac Ludlow of the barque Oscar.
arrested for the murder Of George Brown alias Curtiss
on board said vessel while lying OF Isle Grande"
the 18th August last and returned from Rio ia
metro on board ship "Eunomus" few days since, wa
brought into cour for his examination Several deposit
lions taken by the IT, $. Consul, Geo W. Gordon, Esq.,
at Rio Janero then read by consent of the coun
sci on either side and which will determine the
TO be pursued by in this matter In connection
with this subject and in which much general interest
been expressed we would state that no new or ad
dtonal testimony was adduced beyond that which we
gave in the Of Baker and two Others under
arrest attempt at mutny board this barque,
ported in the Herald in the early part OF November last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-13
Court Casendar-This Day.
FAILURE OF RAILROAD CONFECTIONERY

FAILURE OF RAILROAD Commemorative learn
that Melvin N Co. contractors Tor several sections
of the Gloucester Railroad went off the track Sunday
last carry ng with them all their tools and leaving some
two or three and sundry citizens Of Be-
yery and Gloucester minus to the amount OF something
like $4,000 They had made considerable progress IN this
fulflment oftheir contracts ana lew Gays
pany ali the pay which they entitled Their sud
ZEN disappearance created considerable excitement In
Couoesier aud Beverly, where several storeksep ers
bakers butchers boarding house keepers, &C. Will be
serious suffer. The Irish aborers 1t is said, are left
in O very destitute condition,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-13
Circuit Court.
Judpa Edmonds preaidin0


DEC. lathe Of .andre,0 Foster ct al ". The
tire time Of the Court to-day. It was motion to set
aside verdict obtained upon marine policy claiming
total loss. The defendants the trial urged nonsut
the ground Of insufficient preliminary proofs, in not
presenting Of the surveys and deviation II. Ketch
um Esq for DEFENDANTS Chas. Moore Esq for plaintiff
Of whom is +. B. Cutting.
y We shall give the result Of this argument whom
cluded involving as 1t does several nice and important
questions connected with marine insurance.
has been enormously mentioned In OF the pa
pers of the city, that Judge Edmonds had concluded the
Circuit and Oyer and Termner Of Kings County, and
had commenced the holding of the Circuit here This 10
a Misrepresentation. He is now holding argument
term Tor the purpose Of dspospg of the accumulated
and Intellectual occupation OF the Court in the Of Pol
ly Bodine.
An adjourned Circuit will be held the nrst Monday
Of February, for the notice and trial Of new
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-13

WINTER ROUTE FOR NFw YoRK.-The steamboats,
now come up as far as Catskill, from which place
there is fine sleghing to Albany. Yesterday noon 100
passengers arrived here in That way--bringng New
York evening papers of Tuesday The passengers eas
New York in the afternoon and Albany in the morning
Fare through, S4.-.8iJaay argus, Dec. IL.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-13

MAYOR OF BosToN.-ln convention of the two
branches OF the City Council last evening" the Hon.
Josiah Quincy, Jr the Mayor elect for the ensuing
chosen Mayor Of this CITY, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of the late Mayor, Mr. .adp'
Dec. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-13

FIRE--A rumor was in the city yesterday, that
the woolen factory OF II. G. a. ]. P. Hazard, at
Peacedale, South Kingston, destroyed by FIRE on
Tuesday evening. The loss must be about $4,000, on
which there an insurance at the Hartford Office for
$6b0o and may be additional insurance at other Offices
--Pyoyidsnes Journal, Dec. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-13
Common PIeas.

Before Judges Ulshoefier and Daily.
DEC. l2.-Siias G. Sn,ith Geo. w. Smith-Ths jury
in this he opening of letters &c. beag fully
substantaed and reported hitheto returned verdict
for the defendants after which argume taken up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-13

MORE DISASTERS ON THE LAKEs.--The steamer
Lexington is back at last from Detroit. After re-
pairing her false Sides and coating her bow with sheet
iron, at Cleveland as b withstand the action of the
ice, she left downward bound Friday and on Satur-
day night when short distance west OF Erie, fire was
discovered issuing in solid column around the smoke
pipes for some distance above the deck II was however,
| subdued,
We learn that the schooner Favorite Keller master
with cargo Of hardware, stoves, pipes, apples sugar
and molasses, is sunk in the lake, eight miles off
Monroe sne IN company szea and several
countering much ice the vessels attempted to make
port the best way they could.
Captain Trowbrdge sends the following in relation
to the wreck on the Canada shore
NoRMANpALr, Long Point, c. w. December 4th.-
the Point that large foretopsail schr down at her
anchors the night of 18th Nov, and all on board
persisted She came to off the pitch othe Point, on the
afternoon OF the 17th having lost her foresa and being
oherwi disabled lay there repairing damages, until
e next evening, when she was struck by squall and
The current report in Bufslo when left, that the
wreck ofthe Texas had come ashore between Gravely
gay and Lpng r0 b proves 10 be Pa All that
The report OF man coming ashore from the schooner
Ocean, ascerained to be untrue All board OF that
vessel were lost.
The schooner ashore at Point waubashanks was seen
by the Cleveland and supposed to be a lower laker,
because those board the steamer not identifying her
The Pilot is small new vessel and left this port on the
26th October
During the severe weather and blow at Chicago 27th
ut. the steamer Champion, Capt. Ward rendered good
service in getting into port three vessels that had
dropped south Of the piers with their rigging frozen and
wind fresh from the northw ard The rescued
from their perilous positions by the herosm Of Captain
Ward are the Richmond, Vermont, and N. Dousman
The Journal OF the 10th says This morning before
daylight, Capt. Ward left the harbor in search Of
vessel, which last evening about five miles
from the end of the pier, unable to make the port In
consequence Of heavy fog the vessel could not be
made out thought Capt w searched for some hours at
the same time blowing off steam, occasionally firing
guns. ringing the boats bell, &C. Subsequent advices
says she proved be the Ottawa lying ut anchor about
miles in south eastery direction with rigging frozen
sails covered with ice The Champion brought the
vessel into port upon second trial The schooner Bowen
got within the piers at Chicago the 2sth with con-
Siderable difficulty The Captain had several Of his
fingers frozen The sails stiff that they had to
pound them with clubs and put salt them in order to
them The master reports six vessels ashore on the
east side Of the Lake within 80 miles Of each other, but
did not know their names.-Bnfaic .qdp, Dec 8.
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HASTINGS
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THE TRIUMPH COMP .ETEii

NJ NOTWITHSTANDING the short time during which
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pubc specific properties and virtues have unequvocy
proved TO be only the reliable but also unaua
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tina Syrup forth succedenum for every aent
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DIR. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS.
lQ1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OOl ehoenully comply with the request OF Lieutenant
Mcintosh TO strc that he nvaded home in
OF total deafness and and discharges from the white m
New YORK. on hrs way home he placed himself the pro-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-13

IMPORTATION OF WATCHES.
HAVING just received from Europe with
Of fine Gold and Silver Watches aud Movements lot
independent Seconds and double Watches and Move
ments Of entirely style and of superior nsh
business visit stock which, in respect will be
found advantageous both for price and quality
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r S-Engaged also the watch making business con-
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tcusrly those OF fine and difficult works. MA lmsm
WATCHES-WATCHEs AND JEWELRY.-Those
w hwho wish Ito purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Cham Gold psncs Keys, &C. will find it greatly TO their
advantage call the subscriber who selling all descp
lions Of the above retail much lower than other house
the city Gold Watches low Se9 S25 each Watch
Jewery exchanged bought All watches warranted
to keep good time, or the money refunded
q. L. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewery,
Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street,
nl2 Im*rc up stairs.
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