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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23
a II I'D GLOVES,
"a. lA OF EVERY COLOUR,
MIA BLOND LACE, KID & SATIN SHOES, sc
VIZ CLEANSED

30 AS TO LOOK EQUAL TO NEW.
All articles may he obtained FOUR DAYS from the
time lef unless otherwise ordered The following are
the Only Agents in this city the above establishments
ELLIS X NICOLAI, 50 Baltimore-st.,
nearly opposite Holiday st.
REACH GATES, No. 224 Baltimore st.
JAMES ii. HAIG, No. l2l Baltimore street.
Mrs, ROWLAND, Fancy Dry Goods Store,
3plSy No. SO Lexington street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23

StUpERTOR HVORSTED DAMASKs.-
- We have received per ship Clara
> cases very superior crimson and drab WoTsted Da-
masks OF beautiful shades fO' curtains.
case of low priced Drab UamaSis for coachmakers
cases extra super black ALPACAS, expressly adapt
ed to our retail sales
The above being our own importation we can offer
them very low.
Tn hand, a splendid stock OF itch FALL GOODS.
which we can sell 10 cash OF punctual customers at
low prices, wholesale and retail
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
ole sH3 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23

TOLD PENS! GOLD PENS!. A fresh
VIZ supply received this day and for sale by
GABRIEL. d. CLARK, Water street,
OILS second door from Calvert
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23
BuSGECS. R0MNETS, AND FLOWERS,
! lpCNED

BoSGEEs. B0MNETs, AND FLOW ERS,
JUST OPENED.
- Look out for the "CilEAP STORE" whete
raYEz may be found one Of tho best assOrtments of
asssp MILLINERY GOODS in TIC city--such as
- Florence, Rutland, and all kinds of Braid
5oNNEIs Silk BonnetS by the doz.; Velvet do;
Bonnet silk md Velvets, in great variety; Bonnet
laps; ARTIFICIAL Flowers in great varity; large stock
of Ribbons; Al2accaS for dresses Cashmeres; French
Merino ShawlS; Gloves Of all kinds in abundance.
~ good assortment of genlemen's wear-such
rs stocks, CraVats Suspenders, sc. Don't forget the
place, hut call and see for yoursevcs-you may rely
on Bargains at 1913 BALTIMORE STREET, five
doofs above Light street.
se!ud JAMES COBJJRN
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23

a CARD. Received direct from the manutac,ur-
"a er, Levi Browns celebrated Diamond pointed
colo 1ENS, the genuine articles also, gold and silver
Pencil Cases, with Jacksons superior Leads for Pen
ell cases. supply of the above articles at all times
in store for sale by G. d. CLARK, Water street, Sc
cond door from Calvert, at the lowest rates.
N. y. Gold and Silver wanted. jel4-eotf
HNDELfBLE INK. MRS. MCPHERSON. Ne
u 81 ~ Rowardst. has Just received from Philadel-
phia Hsules' iNDELIBLE INK, for marking Collars
and Pocket handkerchief se29
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23

NApAESED WARE, Of every description;
Oh also, Britannia Ware, Cutlery, Coffee Mills,
Casters, German Slve, Ware, &c. For sale low by
ELIAS HALE,
OILS fArl No. liz Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23
nsALTrMoHE LOCK INFTRnIsr

ESALTrMOHE LOCK- INFIRnJARS,
HlS No. Is EAST PRATT STREET, doors Eas
OF Pratt street Bridge, where may be obtained ,l,
most speedy and permanent cure for Gonorrho,a
elects Srctures Affections of the kidneys Diseases
Of the Bladder, GIaVtl, Seminal Weakness Involnn.
taTy Seminal Emissions and lmpotenCy. Those vlo
by excessive indulgence, or a certain secret bahu
have brought upon themselves premature impotence
Constitutional Debility, or any obstacles 10 the cot
summation Of Marriage; the usual consequences Of
unreslraned eradication of the sensual passions,
may consult Dr. II. with honorable confidence. he
offers them perfect and permanent cure.
SECRET DISEASE CURED in from two TO foay
days. The only certain and inlalble cure for 4 cer-
tain disease. The BALTIMORE INFIRMARY ne
situated at No ID EAST PRATT ST, 7 doors Ess,
of Pratt ri. Bridge. To the afflicted of both of sexes
DR.. HITZELEERGER,
distinguished member Of the Medco ChirurciccI
Faculty; Graduate Of the University of Maryland os
1896; and formerly Practising Physician to the BALI
more Eastern DlsPensary; has had charge of the frs
VeRereal Hospitals and Inirmaties of the IT, States
and is at present proprietor of the most celebrated
Secret Disease Intrn.ary ever established in America
(Which is the only advertised place in Baltimore
where a thorough constitutional cure can be had)
fact well known To the afflicted.
When that most horrid of all diseases, the Secret
Diease, has fastened itself upon the constitution,
causing liberated throat liberation OF the WING
pipe known rs consumption of the throat; disease OF
the bones OF the nose, and Of the palate of ihe
mouth; ucerous sores, and copper colored botehes
on the head, breast arms and legs, CiuptODs nd pus
tules on the skin, structures and gleet. DR.. Hzes-
berger, from his extensive practice and great skill and
experience, having successfully cuied than %
600 OF the worst and most aggravated secret diseases
during the last years. guarantees to effect Der,
feet, certain and thorough CONSTITUTIONAL
CURE llaI ing devoted the most untirng attention
10 this branch Of disease, D. Hilzeherger will mere
" add that thousands not only in this city, but in the
North South, East and West, can hear testimony ,.s
he has rescued them from the scrpent-like grasp and
vcnomous poison of this most awful disease whep
their lives We're despaireG of. Attendance frsm A.
NJ. to ~ r. nj.
G5- Persons at q distance can he cured by consult
ing Dr. H. by letter, (pos, paid,) and remaining a:
hoInc' oli-lm
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while 81, is easier for camel to 60 through
the eye Of 4 needle" than for poor, although
tneTitorious man, to win the affections of some
tastldious females. During this struggle for
husbands, one lady, who has secured an old
gentleman, is going off with him exclaiming:
~ rich old lover is better than none.''-an err
ROY, which some young ladies, at the instiga-
tor Of their parents, commit.
The New York herald., 1845-12-02
exclusively on the delicate shoulders of Carlotta


Grisi.
Among the musical events which have marked
the day ought to be mentioned the death OF Madame
Cobrand the wife of Rossln which lately took place
at his splendid villa near Bologna, after painful
illness, proceeding fr.m cancer. Colbrand was
OF the most distinguished artists of her day,
both cantratrice and tragedlenns. She was tor
long time attached to the San Carlo theatre al Ma
pies, and obtained much celebrity all the Italian
theatres. IL was Tor her that Rosslni, abandoning
the Butfa opera, in which he had obtained such
unbounded success by the production of Barbiere dt
.SevigIia devoted himself to the composition of Sc
rious operas, and brought out SUCCESSFULLY, the
sOtello,' . "Elizabetha,' "Mose," "Ermione,'"
" Armida." SemIramide," and "La Donna di
Lago"
can be relied upon, that the ports Ia England and
Ireland will either be absolutely opened, or a small
fixed duty on corn and donr will be substituted ior
the sliding scale. II this information De coiiecil
you will probably hear the result by the sahe hidi
which brings this letter.
Among the numerous journals which have litely
been established here, and which | noticed IN one
OF my former letters, the only one which mas a. mau
any success is the EpoQtN, government paper
and the personal organ OF M: Gulzot. Its reputeo
circulation is twenty thousand. This paper, In It's
structure and mode OF circulation, bears close re-
generally, il is sod not merely, or ever chiefly,
TO annual Subscribers, but is distributed by news
boys or agents, who are spread IN hundreds over
every part of the city, which they are seen travers-
part of which is very imposing cooked hat. This
paper has already become valuable property.
have heard it argued in New York that the Herald,
whatever be It's circulation, could not be gooa
property in consequence OF being sold at price
which could not pay. The Epoque affords pra"c- a"
tical answer to this. 1t is sheet larger than the
Herald as you will see by the specimen send you
by this mail, and it is sold for three cents, bearing
upon it stamp of the value of one cent and nth,
so that the actual selling price Is lower than that
oil the Herald 1t is the best conducted paper at
present published in this city, and IN point OF re-
spectabilty stands the same footing as the Jour-
nal dcs Debats, La Presse, and lie Constitusaonnel
One OF these days, when more pressing matter al
lows, will give you coup daa OF the Paris news
papers ~ :
spread, and rage, and the Ministerial papers now
admit that its suppression must be work OF consl-
derable time. The Arab tribes, in fact, cannot be
kept in tranquility in the presence OF foreigners
whom they detest, and of whose religion they have
fanatcal abhorrence, otherwise than by the per-
force
The New York herald., 1845-12-02
Inte,,,aence from the Great West.

From the Weston, MO, democrat, iNoF' AoJ
We learn from various sources that the emlgrauon
from the Platte country to Oregon and CaorMa next
year will be unusually large Various motives induce
Il the most important of which is the unusual sickness
which pervaded the past Great numbers are now
making preparations for early start and we snou
be surprised If the aggregate amounted 10
thousands The salubrity Of the climate on the racine
coast the vast field opened for commercial
Asia and the islands in the Pacific and the rapiay wn
which the whole country is filling up with the Anglo
Saxon induce the most enteprising and active pof
ton of the community to visit that far of land
White Cloud chief of the Iowas, and others oil the
same tribe who have been making the tour OF Europe
returned on the Archer last Wednesday Juog
ing from the quantity of baggage they mad mas pee
a profitable trip to them They appeared 10 De al III
fine alth and left the next day for the Iowa nation
The weather continues pleasant and dry, Wltnoue any
material change in the river . -
The story relative the disease in the kaw viage
to be going rounds of the eastern papers It's
yery astonishing that such disease should nave pre-
vailed among the Kaw Indians, and we never to nave
heard Of il in this section when ths village is only
some twenty five or thirty miles below Weston we
are disposed think. that is all mistake and MAKE
this statement for the information OF those who may wish
to visit the far west and be deferred from doing on
account of The Platte country considering
the overflow last year. was never more nealthy 'hah
is at present. ,..., ,,u -
We regret learn that the steamer Little Mall on ner
downward trip from this place struck snag some tny
or yorty miles below Boonville the 9th instant which
caused her 10 sink imme eatey in five six feet water
The whole Of the cargo understand IL totai loss
and the passengers after passing very disagi
nigh sand in the vicinity were taken ON oy ne
steamer Amaranth, Sunday morning Inc enslne:
boilers chnnsys, and furniture also taken abosFo
the Amaranth
The New York herald., 1845-12-02
Pr1ce Two Cents.
The Weather.

ALBAsY-The river during Saturday filed with
floating ice But few vessels to be seen at dock at
the close OF the day The Jones c. HeaIu went down
about o'clock having in tow or soops and schoon-
ers heavily laden Everything in the shape Of steam
boat has pressed into the service tow boat Be-
tween and the Trojan cleared out with several lake
boats and four Ave sloops and schooners AT the
aour &c as they could csnve nienty stow But three
boats had locked from the csna to the basin o'clock
ehosss se Greek the canal
much obstructed that expected to CLOSE along the
we're taken at the collectors office on Saturday The
last boat cleared for Rochester was the n Nortn.
Pease's Line, on Thursday evening From MAJOR Dow,
of Livingston Wells express. who came IN on Saturs
day. learn that to aappearance the canal cioseo
for the He did not see single boat 10 mouon
At several points he teams leaving the tow-path;
evidently having abandoned the boats Between Utica
and Schenectady he saw but few boats; but West OF
Sunday morning was full Of ice. The South America
lett at 2. P. NJ. and the Hendrix Hudson at p M-Dota
in advance OF their usual hour. Snow commenced
falling at o'clock. Citizen Ertra, Nou So
PHrLApELrHrA.-Aasr saying every thing in favor of
the weather Tor nearly eight months, II would be dis
have therefore only to that on Saturday the Indian
summer, which had been more than usually agreeable;
threatening. and n the evening there was slight fall
Of snow which continued until late yesterday morning.
pearapce of early April This may be the beginning Of
hard win,er-if SO, it ia the beginning OF trouble to
we'll for US ali to remember that more lovely weather
has scarcely been crowded into year tnan mas
been felt since last May.-U. s Gazette Dec.l
OeprSsHrRsH Nov 25.-Navigation is fast closing for
the season The steamers st. Lawrence and Rocheses
have been laid for winter and the LADY Of the LAKE
The Niagara will be put into winter quarters this week
understand We wish their several ana
crews their winter retirement the abundant ras .,
season of spent labor and troops OF new friends
the coming season.
OswEoo Nov 27-Although the weather continues
favorable the business of the season is fast winding up
according for the close OF navigation 81
about this period The Lady Of the Lake came IN
day from Ogdensburgh, and lays up The Niagara and
the Clinton the only steamers running: Inere IL
some shipping for ports on Lake Ontario
and the mills continue grind and ship -four on the
canal.
Noaru CARoLrSA-Hitherto we have had one oil the
mildest falls which have experienced ior years,
Indeed we have had almost weather during the
present month On Monday morning, however, sPrl
! came ov er weather dream, and cold ana wntrs
spirit too Cloaks and overcoats- bright blazing nies
and closed doors, the order OF the
OF the night. Our mornings and nights are pisrclnsH
cold Since writing the above, the weatner mas asan
| become mild -Wiiming gton N. c., Nop 49,
The New York herald., 1845-12-02
PENSACOLA, Nov. -, ls45

PENSACOLA, Nov. -, lS45
Important 7Sus-Is not Mr. Slideu now in Washington
very mysterious occurrence took place here on the
arrival of Wednesdays mail from Mobile, which has set
all the quid runcs' agog gentleman came passen-
ger in the stage and proceeded Jenk Hotel called
for pen ink, and paper and sent note to Commodore
Conner commanding the naval force in this harbor as
the Comm odore received his note he came up to
town. and had interview with this parsonage in pri-
vae. The next morning boat from the squadron was
sent for Mr.. Mysterious, (who wore white hat) He
which vessel imme edatey got under way and went to
searumor says that the great incognito was Mr. Van
Ness late collector OF New York but facts have leaked
out that the individual alluded to the Hon. John
slidel member Of Congress- from New Orleans and
that he gone to Mexico for the purpose Of settling
our difficulties with that government. What does /
mean
The New York herald., 1845-12-02
Leaving on hand and on shpboard not cleared on 22d
Nov ia41 -. :. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81,


NOV. '''~~'
Laying aside business transactions, will give you all
that is going here, political theatrical &c Our city
is considerably excited the subject Of the election
for Mayor OF this great city We have five candidates
before us from whom to choose. Two Of whom are
wings, two locofocos and one where. We have the
taes kind of electioneering both day and night The
two parties in this city nearly equally divided The
Irish holding the balance they have to be conciated
do that thing by giving balls called here Irish balls
and the way they 20 10 awful The contest will lay
between B. Nc Alpin, C. c. Langdon and Hoppn,the
others being dstanced in the early part OF the race
The first is a wholehog Jackson Van puren and Polk
man-tail and all-the second sort OF good whig at
the South, but with you no whig at all The third one
wants to be both whig and ocooco, and will nd him
self with neither Bant all the 60 with the boy from
the Emerald Isle The poor fellow ought to be elected
az is aaid he was cheated out of the Mayoray at the
last election.
Our city especially among the theatre going portion
are all on ptoe awaiting the opening OF the theatre
under Ludlow and Smith, on Monday evening: We ex-
pect to have all your great stars &C. here during the
season. O'd Sol has engaged Mrs MIR. Kean Mrs
Mowatt, Mrs. & MIR. J. NJ. Field, and few others OF
merit and talent. Mr. Mrs Kenett make their congees
TO Mobile audience Monday night for the first time
here We are to have concert here on Thursday eve
ming, by signora Pco signora Maiocch valtilna and
Signors Anognini and Vatlna and more OF such jaw
breaking names than you could shake stick at in a
week.
The New York herald., 1845-12-02

(rt- Robert w Wells was elected President OF
the Missouri Convention, which met on the 18th
alt, at Jefferson City, to revise the constitution Of
that State.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
SHERIFF sale

EpY virtue Of an alias Fl. IA. Execution issasj
, cut Of the Office OF tho Clclk Of the District
Co.Hi Of Grant county, ~. r., OF the SUIT Of A.
sxandef II. Gilmore, Lyzaaier Gilmore, Robert
Mccoy Dils and George Amott, PA .hi o., against
tie goods AMI chaiiels. lands and ieasme1is OF 2a-
sid T. Peterson, defendant, hage ihis day lei. Cd
Bpon al the Estate, right, tito AMI interest which
The said David p Patterson had % the second day
Of Gcto9er. I. D. 1871, o. II cry time t5crraflel,
Of 10 aad 10 the moth west l7-;cr n saith west
quarter NJ section th.tiy-;hTee 30 township nan-
Der tao RI n7z;a II farss nuHls' &c iIweE- Of
tho fourth us5leiqal r3e.445sn. 10 Cant caaIite
aforesaid, which said lFact Of lad ioi of gfoasd
wii! sell 81 public ceniIa. - tie H,saez, bidder
!os casa, atie outward door Of the culr,-ho,se, ~
Lancaster, ~ sad county, 01tas -a.1 day n
Nauh aeEi. bst~ssn .ls l.oIrs % Q o'c'9ck 4. y.
aai o'cs-k y. y. Of taat day, 70 SATISFY -aif eH-
ec1iiol a.ii c15.s. ~. IS. FESDABL,
Sasrf . RI. s.. e.
sa;s-..I 49,, Jaa1ary 2t,a, 1875. = 5v
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
Regular Stage Zine

IRON rLaTrEyILLE 10 CAssyfLLf, VIA. LAS C.sTEt
AND EbwAFDsritLg.
an III subscriber respectfully irf1ms the pnLli
80 shat I've has contracted 10 carry tho mail be.
lwern The above points and that lie has made
snpIc arrangements for The accommodation oflhs
travelling public
The sage w.t. leave Pl-ue.ille fpf TancaasF,
s.ery Monday, Wednesday Rad Friday At o'cl,..
p. NJ, where II uill connect with the Stage i 81
Pfai0e dc Caicn.
WIN leave Lancaster fos Cassgille, passing
1aTdssiHs, every Saturday tnofniag Cassrtl.
foi Pialeyilie, via. E'lw1sIsyillc and Lancavt-,
every Sunday morning.
Willleage Lancaster for plamerile rtcry Sun,
q, O'Clock 7. NJ, and every Tuesday, Thur,
nd Saturday NJ : a'cluck 4. NJ, here nv 3
ronoeci with tho Stage fnm Gacnu, also .
si1ea tom MIlaaukic, via Madison.
IL. NESSMORE
I7,~74ir-, My ~. 1874.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
Femnimaore &srovc for sale.

FEyIlE Undersigned Offers for salo four hundred
a acres Of land in the fennimorc Grove, in
Grant county, W. +. The above isone Of tho
most desirable tracts of laud in the Territory OF
Wisconsin. lis situated on The United States
road from Green Bay 10 Prairie du CHEN, emhra-
cling about three hundred of the very choices, tim
bcr with about one bundled Of the ii,st quality Of
prairie; the tract being also well watered. To a
person desrous Of farmirg and keeping pnnlie
house, there is no point il Inc Territory which can
oilci greater aIgantagee II viii be .od al a very
reduced price, aud part Oh time.
Foi Observation-Disclosures, enquire otJohA ilrarkcn,
at Mineral Point, OF of the Undersigned, neat
Blewstcr's Ferry, Stephenson county, III.
50 Il l.. ID. VANMAFRE
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
Valuable Tavern stand,
fDg SALE OR EXCHANGE,

YET,I He subscriber offers ioy sale his valuable Tay-
u err Stand, q, Lancaster, together wt,h the
stable aud out Buildings belonging 10 the same
attending 10 quit the business u keeping public
honse to resume his uade rs hoass builder, he viii
sell the above ptoperly on REASONABLE TERMS, Tor
leash, payable ons-thild DIVA, AMI tho balance n
two al laal Instruments, ho viii exchange il for
Wisconsin,,
The above property is well situated, aud adapt
ed q tho accommodation OF tho travelling public.
Ike boasts tho best stah,e il the Territory, and to
those wishing 10 engage in the business Of accom-
nodatins the public, few, desirable situations
eau be found. y. nANFIiL.
Lancaster, w. r.. Jao'y. y, Isis. 47f
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
POTOSI TANNING MILL
RHamua:sCaOry.

rEyilE suhscrihors would respectfully inform the
ii. farmers Of Grant County, that they have
established n lannins mill mandatory 10 Polosi,
on North street opposite Whites Blacksmith shop;
where they will DO at all times in readiness 10
furnish a warranted Article 1t moderate price AID
Oh accommodating terms.
Persons residing ut distanro can hayc thoi1
orders promptly attended 10 BY undressing a lcttor
Though tho Mal OF otherwise, 70
BARNETT s. JONES.
Polosi February 2ath, 1871. Silly
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
9 arrteO,
Al Hurricane. on the 5ihinstan,, by p. Coyle,
Esq. Mr.. WILLIAM ". WRIGng, TO Miss
CYNTHIA, daughter Of D. Oliver, ESQ.

District Court Of the United States, 10 the April
Term, A. d. 1916
Territory Of Wisconsin, ! :
County of Iowa,
Benjamin + Denson, Complaln4at,) In Chan
Eliza Jane Denson, Defendant petition
for Divorce.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the said
& descendant, Eliza Jane benson, thar the petit
ton for Divorce from the bonds of matrimony of
the said complainant Benjamin f. benson, against
the said defendant, Eliza Jane benson, was filed
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF
the United States, within aud for said county,
and Territory. on the 2lst day of January, A. ID.
1915, together with the following order of the Hon.
CnARLts DuNN, Judge Of our said District Court,
made on tho 2lh day of January, A. ID. 1915, tc
Witt is hereby ordered and directed that the
petitioner herein, Benjamin +. benson, cause no.
tiee 10 be given 10 defendant, Eliza Jane benson,
ofthe tendency Of the within petioa for Divorce
in the District Court of said county of Iowa, at
the Court House in Mineral Point, Oh the first day
ofihe next April Term ,hreol, TO be begun and
holden the Pal Monday in said Mouth, by adj
venisement in the " Nisconsin Herald" news
papo printed il Lancaster, Grant County, III said
Territory, for four successive week., previous 10
said day OF hearing, when and where said defend
ant may appear and plead, answer OF dcmur--
And il is further ordered that the said petitioner
may take The deposiloas Of witnesses to be used
on The hearing Of said cause, Gil giving due notice
10 the sal defendant, by publication in the above
named newspaper for the same time and in tie
same manner as above directed of the time and
place of the taking The same.
Attest, GEO. V. JONES,
Clerk, Of thu D. c. Of Iowa Co, ". T.
Dunn, JoNEs 6 CHAwFo2p, Sol'ls. for CompI'nt.
DIV.