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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06
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FHyURNING. THOMPSON SHE'D, TURNER,
III Washington city, respectfully informs his friends
aud the public that he has removed his establishment
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he may he seen in all working hours and where he
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

FENRAVELLING DRESSES. We have lust
Ill received an assortment of articles for Travelling
Dresses, viz:
ALPACAs, browns, green's, states, fawn, drab, SC.
Grey Pongee; superfne 4 a Brown Linen
French Merinoes; plain Mouslines &c.
lot of cheap Worsted Paids, for bathing dresses
Silk Oil Cloths, for Caps
A great lot of large heavy WOOLLEN SHAWLS,
Cheap for travelling
Beautiful new style Chemisetts; French Collars sc.
Foulard Silks; Muslins; GnghaIns.
HAMILTON EASTER s. co,
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Biography of VIM. Caxton, vol
Mind among the Spindles, vol,
The Englishwoman in Egypt, 9 vols.
Lambs Tales from Shakespeare, . vols.
Textile Manufactures OF Great Britain
The Chinese, 4 vols.
FeatS ON the Fiofd, vol.
Tasso's Jerusalem delivered, 2 vols.
Bird Architecture, vol
The Elephant, VOL; Rambles by Rivers, vol.
History of literature and learning in England, vols.
Dialogues on Instinct, vol.
History of British Commerce 3 vols.
volume of varieties, vol.
The Camp Of Refuge, , vols.
Chemical manufactures of Great Britain, vol.
Civil War of Rome, vol.
The Life of Sir Thomas Gresham, vol.
Pursuit of knowledge, vols.
Pictures of English Life-Chaucer; VOL
Memoirs of Workman, vo,; The Cid, vol.
Any of the above works sold separately. Just re-
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Apple aud old Cheese; Spices; Family Flour; Oils;
Moasses; Soaps; Candles, &c. &c., constantly for
sale at market prices, by
MARCUS DENISON,
al 81 Baltmore-st between Gay and Frederick.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

DROWNED. A young man Of the name of
Brkbeck, son of an engineer of that name, in
Brooklyn, was drowned on Sunday night, at
Concy Island, He had been on a chowder ex-
curson, and fell overheard from a small boat
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removing bile,
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who are subject to Headache Giddiness. Drow-
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flow of blood to the head should never be with
out them, as many dangerous symptoms
will be entirely carried off by their
immediate use.
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A large and valuable assortment of TbeoIocca
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"ORTHY OF ATTENTION. For sale.
W amost valuable cook, washer and ironer, a
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. 10 Dr. Schaf's inaugural Address, German and
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SUFERIOR STARCH; Indigo; Bay Rum;
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Iy2S 81 Baltimore stseei,
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yWyEA-TRAYs AND WATERS. Re

IKyEA-TRAYS AND WATERS. Receive d
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Among them some very rich Papier Mache, Bird Of
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3 and pieces. Also, large variety of rich Gard,
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recent arrivals afull supply Family and Fancy Hard
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assortment Of useful HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES.
For sale on accommodating terms by
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ls Baltimore st. I'd door East of Harrison.
fI7-CATALOGUES containing list of good. ma
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ETAEN'S ENAMELLED CARDS. / case
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HISTORY OF THE CONSUL
Il ATE AND EMPIRE IN FRENCH. Just i'm


ported and Tor sale by T. LUCAS, Jr.,
No. 10 Baltimore street.
Historic DU CONSULAT EFT DE L'EMPIRE,
nar A. Timers, Ancien President du Conseil des Min
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now for sale Of the cheap French edition.
Also, few copies of the fine edition, with por-
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LIST, frederic Augustus, William Sd of Prussia, Fran
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

TOHN G. HOLLAND,
- No. AZ NORTH GAY STREET
Near the Odd Fellows Hail.
Has now in store and for sale low
Embroidered Muslin CURTAINS
Plain Bordered Window Shades
But a Holland GLAND Window SHADES
Venitiau Blinds; paper BLINDS
Fancy, Walnut and Green do.
Cd Table OIL CLOTH
IS dc. do do.
"A do. do. do.
Plain and coOred Canton Mating
"A large assortment Of paper Haneinps
Splendid Fire Boards Prints. &c. iyIg.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

LIVER PILLS! LIVEK PILLS.!
SELLERS LIVER PILLS has proved e,
- great blessing to many. We hesitate not to say
they the best Pill ever offered to the public for
tina disease.
ne To be had Of J. P. Williamson, corner of Cav
and High streets; G. X. Tyler, corner of High and
streets; Wsenlan Wroth, Light ST., opposite Dix g.
Fogg's; ]. A. Sawyer corner of Pratt and Paca :,
E. Perkins. Of Baltimore and Gree n steets s.
Kramer, Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.: or of the General Agent,
W.K. 0RRICK, Druggista and Apothecary.
mh6-tf Corner EutaW and Lexington etc Ral+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07
Communicated |

As respects the notice of DR.. Tay0s BatsaH Of Lirer
Mr. Editor, that saw in paper few days ago
ike publicly say that, though have had honest
doubts about there being .or diseased Lungs
know and sincerely believe that there's any medicine
earth will cure, his is that remedy every person
be careful that he Is using The article, which
mas beautiful engraved wrapper signed By Dr. Leeds
who has the charge oft) very ike ia its appearance
Bank note and Ike that, when counieeited, good for
nothing ard prepared only SIS Bowery, n I. BY friend
Of Orange " Of The respectable resideuts-l re-
fer Isaac Baldwin, ESD He, about SIX years SINCE
with very hard cough and splitting Of blood OF
bngt red color which his Doctors honestly told him came
from the Lungs; he had heard knew Of made by
Tsyors Balsc. he wen, to Newark and bought bottle
OF d.. Lowere, which entirely cured ha though he took
another for safety, bu. has had return snce Now
sir IN favor Of the advertised remedies
but thrk That x years fair trial. and hat this iaed!cEe
ought have the credit oft it but even handed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07
The Doomed Men of Delaware.

John Van S,eenberg and Edward OConnor, two
OF the young men present in disguise at Andes when
Osman n. Steele was shot dead, now lie under SEN
tence ofdeath Delhi for their participation in that
tragedy We believe there isno pretence that either
OF Them killed Steele and no proof that they fired AT
him. But, admitting the distress to have been legal
process they We're engaged in criminal resistance to
the officers of justice which resulted in the death OF
human being, and this, by the laws of New ork, is
Murder. They must be executed unless Governor
Wrgh, shall be induced to grantithem commuta-
ton of sentence. fall pardon at this time is proba
bly, out of the question.
Can any man believe that the execution of these
men will answer any good purpose? Can any be-
lieve i, required sesscel They are but consruc.
lively, no, actually guilty Of killing man, under cir
cumstances of fearful excitement. They are guilty
men, and deserve punishment but who can really
feel that they deserve Death Let all who love
Justice or Mercy consider.
There is no time to be lost An array Of petitions
from this City so entirely undisturbed by the Anti
Rent excitement, cannot fail to have weight with
the Governor Resistance TO the laws has been
utterly subdued, and there is longer any need OF
severity. Let every humane man act in view of the
responsibility which will rest on the State if these
two young men are executed.
AS the draft of Petition to Gov. Wright which
we published few days since has been objected to
and made the ground of an attack on the whole
movement for mercy, we entreat every man to draw
up such petition as he thinks proper, and ask his
friends and neighbors to sign it, We will endeavor
to forw ard promptly all which may be committed 10
H. foIlo q, oip Of
mortal:
NEw.YoRK Nov. :, 1915
Hon sILAs WRIGHT Gorenor Of The SG:e Of Nor York
SIR We earnestly entreat you to commute the
penalty OF Death now denounced against John Van
Steenberg and Edward O'Connor of Delaware
County TO Imprisonment for such Term as You may
think proper. We are respectfully, your fellow
citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07
PrOclumQtiOli.

By S1L,s WRIGHT, Governor Of tie STATE Of Nc'c- York
usage, which has the appreciation of quarter OF
century calls upon me- this period OF the year to name
day to be observed b. the people Of this State as day
of public Thanksgiving. The uniformity in the time here
tofore designated throughout the period referred TO- in
Juices me to Thursday, the fourth day Of Decen3f
next as the day for this State for the pre-
sent year.
Life and health enduring for thankirlncss
to the Father of life and the Fountain Of health from all
the living
Free civil institutions based upon the true principle
of popular sovereignty and exen ding to every nd'Ydu
al equal personal liberty ard all the largest measure
OF that liberty consistent with peace and order and per-
sonal security presen: for devou hankiulness
TO the Ruler of Nations from every people who ENJOY
these blessings.
The plentiful fruits OF the earth, which in our State
and country furnish abundance for the wants OF all,
call for daily thankfuness and render it peculiarly ap
proprate that, annually these fruits are yielded
christian people should unite in tribute of Thanksgiving
Him. who tempers the seasons and besses the earth
and makes it fruitful.
In addition to these universal Tor hankulne5s
if each individual will summon up the recollection OF
the almost nnumerabls personal and social blessings.
which the year has brought with it; all the people Of this
|
for the united expression OF their thanks FOR the many
and signal blessings OF this year. abundantly bestowed
upon them and their country by the Great Author OF
every temporal aud spiritual blessing.
Respectfully recommend to day have named. TO be
thus set apart this grateful service and duty and that
the people the State suspend their business
and assemble in their usual places OF religious worship
that the Temples which have resounded with supplica.
tons for the year. may echo back thanksgiving to Him
who has bountty responded to our petitions and SO
| paternally provided for necessities.
Exercises such these entered into in the spirit and
with the feelings which these considerations should
cite cannot fail to turn the mind to the lively
brance Of the mmeasuraby greater blessings of the
demption through Saviour and the Revelation fallen
man OF the way OF salvation blessings for which the hui
man heart never be sufficiently thankful.
In testimony whereof have hereunto affixed the privy
seal Of the State. Witness my hand at the city of
L. S. Albany, this fifth day Of November in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty.
FIVE. sILAS WRIGHT.
HORACE MoopY, Private Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07

The Wings of MERCER and Clio ucEsrER nobly
,riumphed over both factions. Old Burlington has
elected the Loco ticket-the simple Wing Natives
voting the Native ticket; Loco Natives of course
voting the Loco ticket, every man of sense knew
they would before the election-the same in Camden.
Blu, the West Jersey Wings have done well-the
pestence will pass away, and Burlington will be
herself again. From HUDSON to MERCER the old
Wing flag is nobly upheld-Hudson near 400 Wing
Passaic Wing Essex 1000 Wing Morris 500 Wing,
Somerset $50 Wing, Middlesex 400, Mercer ESQ
New-Jersey is right side up!
TIE Id Congressional District-Sykes, Pro-
Slavery Texas Loco elected by large majority, as
the Natives votes destroyed Lippencott's majority
in Burlington. OF course they are satisfied with
that, Now, if the Tariff is repealed by Sykes's vote
in the mex, Congress- why the Taritf:Whig Natives
will have ample time for reflection. trust those
chaps will never again find fault with Birney
ties They are ten-fold more culpable-but all will
work together for good. Never fear us-New-Jer
sey can never desert HARRY CLAY and Wing prin-
cioles Yours, h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07
POSTSCRIPT.
BY THIS MORNINGS ALBANY BOAT.
H4LFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK, n.
FROM THE INTERIOR.

-rLo-. no bn, fsyu returns this morning In add
,o, 80 Win, We before received. They do not ma.
erally change the character of those heretofore re-
ceived. twill probably be some days before the
fato OF Col. Young will be known
C5,uango Col Wing and Locos elected 10
the Assembly Loco majority on Senator 100
Coyuea Co.-whig majority on Senator l33-
Wings elected TO the House.
Columbia Co. gives Van Schoonhoven 200 ma.
iori,y for Senator; Assembly doubtful, probably
Locos and Wing or Ambient
Dutchess Coz Wings and l Loco elected to
the House
Wayne Co. elects the whole Wing ticket by
considerable majority. and gives Holley a majority,
though how much, i, is impossible TO say.
Dcicrare Co-van SchoOnhoven majority said
70 be 1900 Anti: Renters elected to tho Assembly.
Onoadasa Co.-Phlips Wing is elected to the
Assembly over Mccarthy Loco by 100 majority
the other 3 members Loco; majority on Senator
abou, 400
Coytlaad is reported 100 Loco. Ii this be true,
we fear Holleyis defeated by small majority In the
,th Senatorial Dis,rict-alihough the run is close
one.
The result in the Nth Senatorial District is doubt
tal. We incline to the opinion that Young is elect
ed by a small majority. Washington is consider
ably less than at first reported not exceeding l4oo
for Hopkins.
Spencer is undoubtedly elected in the Vth District
although we have nothing reliable from Osweso or
Jefferson There is report that the latter has given
500 Loco majority. This is hardly high enough 10
ieopardize Spencers election, il Oncida has given
him 1000 as is reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07

The SPIRIT OF NATIvIsM.-One OF the most
urgent doctrines OF the Editor Of the Philadelphia Ss
from which paper We clip the annexed paragraph has
been we have always supposed insure the success OF
his arguments by rather than forceto coax
these against whom his words directed rather than
browbeat them into any of his or his par
tvs conccvins And yet question il any thing could
be devised to excite feeling Of nexnguishable anspa
thy towards ourselves and National institutions
certain in iss results than this l, is By argument and
by violence, tina, great desgns Do accomplished
The Sun is too sco,ching by far
The surges of the old world beat around u.s. amidst
theyes TRAITORS and the shouts Of Repeal rabble who
send their nbnie MONEY 10 strengthen the bands of
royal foes ia the old world but the stout hearts and
brawny of Native Americans bid defiance all the
blasts that monarchy can blow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07
Plain Talk.

Father Richie who turns the Government Organ
at Washington, certainly has most unenviable
task, requiring ingenuity and small share Of
wha, an unchartable world will persist in calling
trckery and equivocation. His most troublesome
customer is the Charleston Mercury which has a
way of speaking what it thinks in language which
leaves no room for doubt TO its meaning. In re.
plying 10 some Of the keen home. thrus,s Of that
journal, the Editor of The Union protested to be-
lieve tina, its the Merc,rys) course was ia oppo-
ston to The wishes and feelings of Mr.. Calhoun
and of the party generally in South Carolina. The
Editor Of the Mercury replies to this intimation us
follows
I'VE cheerfully acquit Mr. Calhoun and every o:he-
South Carolina of all responsibility for
but do not believe The Union has any good authority
for its in,imstons about him. We suppose may
ture 10 add FOX him. Carolina gentleman and fellow
countymau that he quite the poor devil the Editor
of The Union supposes him be- That he should
complaint either for himself or his friends. a, the
coirse ot the admin tsrGo far office is concerned
the high dignity of the requires. But that he is so
stupid no, 70 perceive their prescription dead
every generous sensloy TO feel L. the inso-
lenI and couemptuous eumi,y Of such men rs Mr.
Richie could alone suppose. And when they imagine
that by few cheap words they can blind his eagle sight
10 their relation towards him and their trickery
and equivocaons those CREST principles Of which he
has been the champion twenty years in defiance OF
their abuse, and treachery, and hate. they only show
how easily dpplicy cheat itself even when chuck.
ling its isncied chea;ery of others To venture
use his in support OF the Administration before it
has proved itself true his principles is vast stretch
OF assumption but TO Gttemp; agains, himself
or others to their vin6ctvc and unjust proscrp
tiop and overthrow his principles by breeding Gissen
sious amongst those who uphold them is game which
implies no antagonist II supposes only puppets and
wires and busy hand at Washington We tell The
Union he mistakes the stern reenen OF the South and
above all be wrongs the people of South Carolina, by
such proceedings"