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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-11
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9C5- The public respectfully informed that by the
ordinance Of The city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 to 80, OF which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
occasion to call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and Others, to TIE superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints to which are liable. In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers Of the day,
he has in his possession number from most respecta
bic individuals, all testying TO the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used. As lie is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them a
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac smile Of his on the label on the
side of the BOTTLE None other genuine; therefore
be OF deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS ale acknowledged
TO be most excellent remedy FOR bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition TO the above he has many other MEDI-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
agucs of which can be seen at his store, and Which
he warrants to be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No 30 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
N. B. Remember the No., IS, as the genuine Grt
cses for sale al other place in Baltimore. alp
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LANES A. ROBINSON.

sSb,9T,s Respectfully informs the Ladies, c---ss,
dasssg iEsaaS that he has commenced the manu- o'@
facture Of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, ano
CATERS, and is now located at No. 246 N. HOW
ARD STREET, few doors north Of Madison street
where he socits continuance of patronage. Al
kinds of work will be made 10 order, in the neatesi
manner, and of the best materials, and on the most
reasonable terms. ial
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LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE AND
PORTRAIT FRAME MANIlEa GLORY.


YENAE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
the above business at Slows Steam Saw Mill, LII
UHLER'S ALLEY, between Charles and Hanover
streets, sosti of Lombard. Having steam power, he
will be able to fill all orders promptly and at cheaper
rates, for cash, than any other establishment IN e
city. Also, Toilet Boxes, of all patterns and sizes
a23-d JAMES NJ. COKEFAlR.
ND ICH BONNET RIBBONS, only l2t cents
MA per yd. aud other FANCY GOODS, selling on
at cost at WARDS, No. 25 Howard ST.
ja20 Sd door from Fayeite street.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL

ND EED'S PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT
ma corner of GAY and SARATOGA STREETS,
where may be had "A greater assortment of valuable
Medicines than can be found Mt any establishment in
this city, all of which warranted Fresh and Gent
inc they obtained direct from the manufacturers
Sands Sarsaparlla; Sands Remedy for Salt Rheum
Sands Glove Anodyne; Sands Roman Eye Basam
DR.. McMunn's Elk. Opt; DR.. Rush's Health Pills
Sherman's LoZenges; Meredith's Con. of Copay.
Sherman's Poor hlan's Plaster; do Tooth Paste
Sherman's PapIllary Oil; Girods Blood Pills
Ialock's Cold drawn Castor Oil Candy
Jaynes Medicines; Clickeners Pills;
Dir. Lcidy's SarsapariIla Blood Pills
anderson's Pills; Fishers Pills
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
Hays Liniment; Dyott's Medc's
DR.. Taylor's Balsam Liverwort
Wisar'S Balsam Wild Cherry
Baeman's Drops Bears OH
Meredith's Extract Buchu
Judkn's Specific Ointm't
Hooper's Female Pills
British Oil; Harlem Oil
Cologne s. Flo. Water
Reed Lilly White
Tooth Brushes
Reef Marrow
Buffalo Oil
POmatum
Fancy
Soaps,
SulphuIc and Nitric Acid: Loewood, Clipped ana
ground; Brazil Wood; rumeric Fusc; Yellow Ochrc;
Chreme Yellow; Copperas, Indigo; Alum; PiuS. Blue;
{G3- Orders from Druggists and Country Merchants
and others, for DRUGS and PATENT MEDICINES,
furnished at the propriGtOr's wholesale prices.
SAMUEL REED, General Agent,
Corner OF Gay and Saratoga SITS,
ja22d Baltimore, Md.
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District of Columbia Advertisements.

03- MIR WILLIAM THOMPSON General Agent,
whose office is the corner of Sixtfkreet and Lou
isiana Avenue, Washington city, will.eeeive and for
ward to u.s. any advertisements which the citizens Of
The District may desire to have PUBLISHED in our CO.
tumnS. The "Amercan Repubicl and Clipper
has greatly increased and daily increasing circula-
lion in the District cities, and is Therefore an eligible
medium OF advertising, particularly wen the adyer-
User desires the advantages of papr widely circu-
lated III Baltimore, as well rs in the District of Co.
umbia. Our terms Of advertising ae cash, in ad-
vance. MIR. Thompson is authorizedto receive and
receipt for us, all adverscmcntssent to him Tor
the 'Amercan Republican,
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SECOND BRANCH

The Branch met. Mr. Baker presented
report from the Mechanical Fire Company, in
obedience to an order, exhibiting the amount Of
money received since 1910, sc. Read.
On motion of DIR. Collins the resolution
from the First Branch, in favor OF Charles r.
Carroll, was concurrcd in.
MIR. EsSeEder, from the Joint committee of
conference, in reference to memoria,izng the
legislature upon the subject of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, reported that the committee
could not come to any definite proposition, and
asked to be discharged from its further con-
sideration. Concurred in.
DR.. Collins submitted a resolution, directing
inquiry as to the purchase of the liolday-st
Theatre, to be used as city hall. Adopted.
Mr.. Stansbury submitted resolution relative
to the walls Of Hartford Run, from Fleet street
TO the dock. Read.
Sundry resolutions from the First Branch
were concurred ill., Adjourned.
APPOINTMENTS. The following appoint
ments by the Governor have been confirmed
by the Senate:
Carroll County. Register of Wills-John
Bumgardner. Justices of Orphans Court
Jacob Matthias, VIM. Shepherd, Mordecai G.
Cockey. Notary Public, Westminster -Jno.
L q. hctSc' COMMISSIONERS Vi IdN--EllaS
Grimes, Peter Geger, David B. Earhart, Geo
w. Gorsuch, Henry Carter, Frederick Bauch-
man, David Cassel, Richard Richards, Samuel
Evans.
Hptord County. Notary Public, (Havre-de-
Grace)-W S. Nicol. Benjamin
Pitcock, Thomas Robertson, of Geo, Everett
G. Hughes, John Fl. Hopper. Surveyor-Da-
vid Pyle. Lumber Inspectors, (Havre-de-
Grace Ezra Bayly, Augusta Bayly. Fish
lnspector-Joseph c. Carvlle. Wood Corder
Jacob Ergood.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY. We learn
from the U. S. Gazette that the trunk of Mr.
Oakley, one of the commissioners for the Hi
nois Bonds, which was recently stolen from the
stage on the National road, has been recovered,
with all the papers, by MIR. Beal and Mr.. Ste
vens, about one mile above the first gate west
OF Cumberland. DR.. Kennedy and Mr.. Ma
graw have also arrested the robber, who is the
same one who stole the trunk of Mr.. Rickerly,
last November. There is no doubt that the
thief followed Mr.. o. from New York, with
the expectation Of obtaining large sums of mo-
ney.
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EAPANNED WARE AT REDUCED PRICES.

EAPiNNED WARE AT REDUCED PRICES.
~ The subscribers have purchased, at a great sH-
crifce, a large lot of JAPANNED GOODS, which
they offer, wholesale and retail, much below the
usual prices. They consist in part of
100 dozen Bed Lamps
so &c Spittoons, of various sizes
80 g Match Safes, round and square
100 90 Sugt Bowls
so q Light House Lamps
40 g Molasses Cups, large and small sizes
10 " Spice Boxes
90 90 Knife Boxes, large and small sizes,
and lot of Sugar Boxes and Trunks in nests Tea
Boxes, Dressing Cases, Lamps, sc. Sc.
Also, 80 doz. No. Pressed Tin Plates, and
e5 SO Alphabet do
Besides the above which will be disposed of very
low, we have on hand and are manufacturing a large
quantity of other kinds of Japanned WARE, which
will be sold on the accommodating terms at the
Furnishing Warehouse of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
Is Baltimore street,
ia25 opposite the Centre Market.
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ENUR SALE-A very likely Black WOMAN, 90
n, years of age, slave for life, with her female
child, months old She is from the country, and
first rate house servant; and sold for no fault Also
for sale very likely mulatto MAN. 81 years of age,
slave for life first rate waiter in every respect and
can come highly recommended as such, the present
owner having further use for him. Also for sale,
very likely GIRL, ~ years of age, to serve l5 to
good MASTER either i'm the city or country, will sci
her low. Apply Immediately at
L, r, SCOTTI'S Intelligence office,
jazz No. 10 Exchange Place.
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BREASTPINS, BRACELETS, &c.
EnINK RED TOPAZ AnIETHIEST, set
II handsomely in gold. Ladies whe want hand
some BREAsTPIN or BRACELET at very low
price, will please call on G. ID. CLARK, Watef-st .
of WATCHES, JEVELRY and SILVER WARE
in exchange, jas
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!hsifsaass9, FOR SALE--A three story brick house
HM:,J aud large Garden attached TO it, situated
SjHiiiH on the York road, Eear the first toll gate
.MhALl which has been occupied as a store and tav
ern stand for number of years. and is still occupied
as such, and is of the hes, stands OF the kind
that road, and doing good business. Title clear Of
all ncumbrancc whatever. 1t will he sold low if i'm
mediate application be made TO l., L SCO1TI'S In
teligencc Office, No. 10 Exchange Place.
p. S.-Also "A Stable and CaTriage horse attached
to the place. There is an excellent pump of water
NJ the door. dig
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a Id BLAZE. Bachelors Dispatches; Chat
"A ing Dishes, with and without folding feet
Cheese Steamers; All blaze Pans; Coffee and Tea
Kettles; Coffee and Tea Urns Oyster Ums Coffee
made of the best BLOCK TIN, and have Spirit
Lamps attached to them. they can be had at No Is
Baltimore street, opposite the Centre Market.
JAMES CORTLAN g. SON,
QI7- Manufacturers and Importers of Tin Ware, IA
miy Hardware and Housekeeping articles gener-
allY dlA
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The following gentlemen have consented to serve
as managers, viz:
NTHE PART OF CONGRESS.
SENATORS. Benjamin A. Bdack.
James Buchanan, Henry ID. Foster,
VIM. Allen, Edmund w. Hubbard,
Chester Ashley. George w Hopkins.
ID. K. Atchison, Lewis Stcenrod,
Charles c. Anterior. David Reid,
-. w. Dickinson, John K. ]. Daniel.
Edward 4. Hanncgan, Joseph A. Woodward,
w. II. Haywood. Ir. WIN. n. stiles,
Lew Woodbury., George A Caldwell.
A. 7. Eagby, .'Ohn w. Tibbatts.
James SemplC. John B Weller,
REPRE- ESrATivEs. Emery u. Potter,
John w. Jones, joan Slidc,
Andrew johnson, Jot.u b DaasoB.
Julius ". Blackwell, Thomas J. Henley.
Alvin Cullum, Robert Dale owen.
George w. Jones, VIM ]. Brown,
Aaron V. Brown, JaC OBJ Thompson,
Cave Johnson, John A. McClernand.
Hannibal ham!in, Stephen A. Douglass,
Edmund Burke, VIM. w Payne,
John 2. Hale, George 5 Houston,
VIM. Parmenter, James B. BOwn,
Thos. II. Seymour, James NJ. Hughes
George :. Catlin, Edward Cross,
Pau! Dillingham;, Jr Lucus Lyon.
Henry G. Murphy, DELEGATES.
Moses g. Leonard, David Levy,
Preston King Henry Dodge,
George Rathbun. Augustus e. Dodge.
ON THE PART OF THE ASSOCIATIONS.
The WGshiRgtom City Democratic association.
James Hoban, Amos Kendall,
Lund Washington, Jr. w. w. Curran,
t al
S, ,,II' i iIou,,' s" n:
I A nnnnhnn'' Il r. 'norio
- Z" "'"'''" ~, r.o,,,,, - y. 49, WY IN
T. G u,,roor " '"''s InSn%yh I'LL
r. I C,lt p Han rnnn II
w. ii. MmniX, Geo. Ii. Phillips.
NJ w 10" ,"i 49, "s, 49, LAVE,
~ So';,,J rJ;,, n, C ltt nm
n u Eo,I '4'' - =, '' nit '"''o"'
No NJ nn,I, So; ~, i'I LIE,
Dr. N. BrOdhead, !. J. Mulloy,
Jos. /. Brown, j. Mclean Gardner,
b. f. Rogers, Edward Lochrey.
The NGry Yard Democratic association.
| Thomas Thornley,, VIM, II. Wmsatt,
David McComh, Almond Woodward,
J. X, Queen, M. Edward Bright,
John Pickering, lemnel Townsend,
Joseph Padjet, Jos. Marso ETH.
The GeoTgetowH Democratic dissolution.
NJ. Willett, l.. J. Anderson,
David Hcndrlck, Capt. l.. Jones,
John PIckrcn VIA. A. Gordon,
lohh Garrett, Dr. u. Bohrer,
VIM. Clnbaueh, Walter T, Brooke.
The .9leldadrio Democratic ASociooa.
Daniel Radcliffe, ]. Chandler Swami,
John M Seely, Samuel Taylor,
W. d. Walach, James sheehy,
Samuei Shay, John / Johnson,
Joseph C9lller, - James Roach.
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& NODF[GEE ECEKLOFF.
"a Y NNsTIInATN Am IL Gft,E III
INAUGURATION BALL

TO TAKE PLACE ON THE EVENING OF THE
4TH OF MARCH NEXT.
YH7UE DEN0CIkArIC ASSOCIATIONS
IL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA having
concluded 10 celebrate on the Evening Of the ilh of
March next, the inauguration of the President and
Vice President elect by ball and supper, do cordial
y invite their fellow citizens, without distinction of
party, to JOIN with them in the celebration. The
price OF subscription is fixed at FIVE DOLLARS
MANAGERS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24
New R0Oks.

MIR. Turner has laid on our table copy Of the
offers Guide" by John III. Bradley. The old edi-
tons Of this work so familiar TO every 40 to
need no description but this is far superior in
every respect with 'many changes and improvements
suggested by the wants of vastly extending people,
and the various notifications of our laws" We
should think no officers table complete without this
work -
The copy before is in superior binding. and re-
fleets credit on Messrs. Turner & tensions establish
ment-
Webster's Spelling Book, Cooledge's Pictorial edi-
tion is also here. This is far superior edition to
the one, being better paper, better bound,
and handsomely illustrated while the reading matter
of the pages is arranged to correspond with the uni
form old edition. We think this edition much the
cheapest in the end Turner is the general agent for
the sale of them.
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The rarcst chance yet.

Now all We young men who desire to present SOU
yenirs or keepsakes to your sweethearts, and all
ye who have not sweethearts, and desire the bait
to catch that kind of fish and all ye young ladies
who are blessed with that admirable taste which
teaches the appropriate application of the gems Of art
to add to the charming graces of nature all of We
look first at Talbott's new advertisement and then
bundle off instantly to his store before the old bache-
ors and maids carry off the of the 6youterie
which is to be sold for almost nothing We shall ex
pect that Talbot will have perfect jam of the eltt
of both sexes all next week and we beg the gentle
men, by the way not to tread on the corns Of the Ia
dies, if they can help it. That's dangerous
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24
SUPREME COURT OF INDIANA.
Cases Determined at the May Term, 1915.
reported for Indiana State ssntine b a. J. ssreas.

Cases Determined at the May Term, 1915.
reported Indiana STATE sntnsiby a. J.
MosDAS, July z.
Jacobs o. FiakI: Error TO the Wayne G. G. Opinion
by DEWEY J. written agreement raRnpt be controlled
by setting up cotemPoraneous verbal understanding Of the
parties inconsistent with IT, $3.50,
plea protesting the whole declaratiou but
answering part only, is bad general demurseEu.
Witness introduced by The defendant Tor the purpose
Of proving facts which, true show that the aud
hot the plaintiff entitled the subject of the
suit, is interested and Incompetent. 7e
1t Is not in the Circuit Court, refuse coniin-
ne cause for the purpose 81 procuring the testimony of
an interested "itpess .iri 49, -
Ne contract materially variant from the declared
on be gwen in evidence by the plaintiff without obse
ton It's admission is not but such
sufficient 10 support the action. -
Meekins Ct at .. Kennedy. Error to the TIppecaaoe
C. c. .3Grmed.
MosDLr, July IA
Beck e mr. WorraA. In error TO the Clark c. e. judy
hseat affirmed.
Payten O. Pae0H In error to the Crawford c. C. judy
msat affirmed per cent damages. =
Morgan ct al .4nthony. In the Davess G.
c. Judgment affirmed. 3 per cest damages
Nelson .. xnkiaan. Appeal from the Poscy c. C.
Isdgnneat affirmed. per cent damages. -
Mrrybey 81 al. D Spears IN error TO the Davies C.
G. Rehearing granted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24
Caution 10 Democrats of Lawrence and
Washington Townships

There is busy electioneering thing, known by the
name Of DR.. a. G. RudGle, of Allscnville external
ly, having some appearance of a man. Its plan of
operation is to suit the occasion. 1t tells some DEM
ocrats 'that Weber can't be elected that no whig
will vote for that Weber, and that sit can't vote
for that Weber, but Wilson's chance is good"
that ''many wings going to vote for Wilson y
and that "the democrats ought to vote for Evans
1t tells others, that Webber will be elected " and
at thinks it will have to vote for Weber, that
''many wings are going to vote for Weber," and
'the democrats ought to vote for Evans
But all occasions, 1t exhorts them TO "stick to
the ticket" whatever they do, "dont vote for DEM
ocrat" w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24
More New Baaixs.

c. B. DAVIS has laid on table quite pile Of
new books, selected from his large new stock just re-
ccived. Among others, he has received Ruschents.-
gers First Books of Natural History, for seroun;
Of which, advertisement. Not family nor school
in the country should be withoutthese works. He will
soon receive additional numbers, each work being
complete in itself To attempt an enumeration of the
new works would be printing long catalogue.
Every person DESTROYS of suting HIMSELF should give
him call and our word for it they viii find some
thing useful.
No town of its size can boast Of such extensive
book establishments as indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

IA CURIOUS FREAK.-A Millerite conversing with
old head, whom he supposed to favor his views,
Marked Satan who has full power over me, trans
forms me into horse every night sleep, and after
and then leaves to find my way home again. /
wish it in my power to distinguish the post, so
that might know. where | nightly carried"
That be easily ascerained," replied the other,
&c If you will but follow my advice. The next time
you carried away and hitched, commence biting
the post; and thus continue till you unoosed."
g That viii do replied the Millerite, and home he
went, confident that he would be out of the
power of the Evil One. After retiring to rest that
night, as usual Satan came and had his accustomed
ride, after which he hitched him 10 the post The
deuded man commenced operations, and gnawed the
post with all bis strength. Judge of his surprise and
the surprise of his friends, when the morning came
to find that the bed-post was nearly gnawed in two
The poor fellow is Millerite no longer.-POrtland
Bulletin.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

JACKSON HALL, WAsH1NGroN CITY-The corner
stone of Jackson Hal-an elegant edifce intended by
It's generous projectors Messrs. Blair and Rives, late
editors of the Globe, enduring monument to the
memory of the great man whose name it bears,--was
laid on the 4th of July last in the presence of the
Democratic Associations Of Washington, George
town. and Alexandria, the Grand and other Lodges OF
Freemasons, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
and large concourse of citizens and strangers. AT
which, Judge Shields of Illinois, the present COM
missioner of the Land Office, delivered an eloquent
grafton in honor of the occasion, in which he made
the character services, and principles of the immor-
tai Jackson, his chief theme.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

DISASTER AT WASHINGTON CITY.-There was a
display Of Rockets and pieces Of Fireworks on the
Mall, in the rear of the Presidents Mansion, at
Washington, on the evening of the Fourth. Some
careessness on the part of those who were charged
with placing and gniting therockets caused fright
full disorder, and the loss Of two lives Several of
them took a horizontal direction. coored woman
struck by rocket stick below the shoulder joint,
and has since died. MIR. Sutton lIagee had his wrist
badly wounded, and bis children were scorched. The
most amentable of all the decease of
Mr. James Knowles, of Georgetown, ID. C. He was
sitting with his newly married wife upon wall, some
distance off, and, he supposed quite out of dan
ger rocket stick unfortunately struck him in the
breast penetrated his heart and killed him instantly.
The blood flowing upon his wfe's garments, was the
first inmatioh she had Of her affecting bereavement.