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

Reform. a correspondent OF the Republl-
can and Argus, few days since, made an ex-
ceent suggestion in relation to the Memorial
which is to be presented to the next Legislature
by the committee appointed by the late Reform
Convention. 1t was to have it circulated for
signatures in the several counties Of the State.
If proper activity be used by the friends Of re-
lie sentiment in regard to the proprety Of call
ing State Convention can be had; and the
Memorial would 90 before the representatives
Of the people with an authority that could not
be disregarded. From statements in some Of
the papers it appears probable, that unless the
people of the State signify their preference of a
convention, in the manner above stated, tho
Legislature will attempt to patch the Constitu-
ton once more, leaving, probably, some of the
grossest abuses untouched. But will the peo-
pfc of Maryland be satisfied with such proceed
ing? We think not We believe that the
point aimed at, is to have a radical reform of
all abuses-and to reduce the public expendi-
tares TO the lowest scale at which they can be
placed, consistently with public justice. 1t is
especially necessary that salaries and extraya-
giant incomes should be lessencd-so that no
public officer may be enabled to accumulate
large fortune in a few years, at the expense of
the people, and whilst the people are being
ground to the dust by taxation. Our govern
inent /. for the benefit of ALL and not for that of
. favored few, aud those not always tho most
dese.vug--and the Constitution and laws
should be made TO conform to the purposes of
civil organization. We would have every pub
lie officer fairly, and even literally compensa-
led for his services; but the surplus of receipts
above such compensation, as they are contrbu-
leg by the people, should 60 to their relief from
taxation. Legislative pece-moal reform, it
must be obvious to every one, will he imperfect;
and hence the proprety of referring the whole
subject to the consideration of Convention
chosen for the express purpose. This is the
course which has been adopted III other states
and which should be pursued in Maryland also.
Where is the danger? If the people can be
trusted with the power to elect those who ale
20 represent them in the National and State
Legislatures, and the officers who are to carry
she laws into execution, we think that the duty
of appointing the members ola State Conven-
hon can be safely conlided to them. Let us,
then, have a Convention to remodel our Con-
sttutlon; and whether the operation be, to put
lhis man out or that one into office, is mat
Ter of no Importance to the people, whose duty
it is to consult the public and not private inter-
esS.
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CIRCrs. This superior Equestrian Establishment
continues TO be nightly thronged with delighted audi
ences. 1t will remain open but nights onger, and
we advise no one to neglect the present opportunity
IL is located at the corner of Charles and Conwaysts
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YSEART, social novel, by NJ. +. Tripper.
81 Price 1911 cents

HEART, n social novel, by NJ. F. Tripper.-
z VI Price lea cents,
Songs Of Fancy-eght for % cents.
The ESpectant, by Miss Pickering. IS cents.
Also Prince and Pedar; Fright; Secret Foo, each
a5 centr.
THE Gold Demon and the Poor Co5bler of the Re-
volEFion, l2k cents,
Mysteries of the neutrality-suspicious. 81.
RnIler and IIoyt Correspondence sac.
The Wife with two Husbands, q Romance Of the
Heart. l2a cents
No. Scientific American, with all Engraving of a
new Dovetaing Machine.
London Papers in great variety.
Guitar Music, five popular Songs-"Giye me Il cot
in the valley loves" Switzer Song of Home; Has
thy heart known change, love- I'll watch for thee;
saw thee weep. Price l2b cents.
Thirty kinds Of Plays, Farces, SC. Sc.
@. A. HiNCKLEY, JR 2Sls BALTIMORE st.
1t enc door east of McCiellan-st.
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STA aITETING AND SUFFERING
L.L-n L,l nv

CURED by DIX. BAYS, OF VA.
Eh K. MAYS bHgS leave most respectfully 10 an
ny nounce to The ctzens of Baltimore, that he has
visited the city for the special purpose of crring I'M
PEDIMENTs OF SPEECH, and all other defects in
the voice lie has in his possession testimonials Of
the highest responsibility, atesng the signal success
which has attended his labors, and would be- most
happy 10 exhibit them TO any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor to call.
til residence for the present is at the GLOBE INN
Baltimore street. where he be seen at any time
between the hours of TO- A. NJ. and 4, P. NJ.
{G}-DR. MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
il requested OlO NV
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G7-OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md CoGsoh
dated iou"ry, class No. H. for 1915.
26 II As Is IS "A 81 % - 60 l u 81
"a and a. heinz The ID ana ~ drawn Nos each 30
Il and A., being the Ri and An drawn Nos. each %
10 aud 70, being the ith and 9Th drawn Nos each ~
n and TS, heing the 5lh and SIlG or 81 ana be
ing The 9Th and 7Gh drawn Nos. each ID
All having two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of TIE drawn Nos on, " .
From the old established House of
1t EMORY. No. , n. Calvert-St.
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FRONT ST. THEATRE. As we predicted the drama
of margaret Catchpole" has met with unbounded
success from the Theatre going public It's a pro-
ducon of thrilling interest," ana must be seen to be
appreciated. II will be repeated again to night Go
and see il.
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1r9-DR. ELIJAH PRATr,S PATEN

Nr}- DR.. ELIJAH PRATr'S PATENT ARTIFI-
GAL NIPPLES--Patcnted July 4ta, I5i5-Is now
offered the public for the lIst time in this city,
certain remedy ia the following distressing eases,
viz: Where the nipple is entirely warrington being
Inverted, where il has off by the child
ING upon t--whet> it is cxcoriateh OF sore, or the
childS mouth is sore. In all the above cases the child
will nurse with perfect itself and the mother,
TAe names of n number of medical men, who have
applied il IN practice, and have given the proprietor
permission to refer 10 them, may he applica-
ton to ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and Market streets,
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New MrsIc. We have received from Mr.. c. A.
Hnkley, Jr the publisher, five popular songs arrang-
ed for the Guitar
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DEAD. Mrs. Mary Dwight, relct of the
late President Dwight, died at New Haven on
Monday, aged 81 years.
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DEAD. The ST. Louis papers announce the
death of John S. Matthews, Esq, for several
years clerk Of the county of Jefferson, Mo-
Mr.. Nj. was native of Maryland, and for
meIly resident of Baltimore.
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AN EXPLANATION. In giving the votes for
the different candidates yesterday in the eighth
ward we neglected to add that Mr.. Kimberly,
whom we reported as having received 6 votes,
was not candidate.
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BY II. NiEACHANI.

IO2, CORNER baltimore s. HobLIpAY-sTs.
ANHOICE LOT TORIAS' GOLD FULL JEW
~ ELLED LEPfNE WATCHES. FINE GOLD
PENCILS, sc. MONDAY MORNING, Oct. 18Th,
at O'Clock, will sell one j. Tobias tull jewelled
detached lever, No. a6 933; do. do. 27,297 do. do
y,iol, and all lS karat gold cases; gold Lepine d
holes jewelled Watches very tine; NJ. J. Tobias
plated NJ J. Tobias Levers full jewelied, very hand
some, and all warranted good timeSeepers, and now
in good running order,
COLD PENCILS. Also, will be added, l6 fins
gold Pencils, assorted sizes.
DIAMOND RINGS. Also, splendid 5 sett diamond
Rings, very beautiful and rich.
The goods may be examined at O'Clock previous
TO sale.
QIy- Variety sales every night. Regular DAY sales
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS. Out door
sales promptly attended to.
o0-3t r. MEACHAM, Auct'r.
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NAVAL. The U. S. ship North Carolina has
been removed from her station to the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn.
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{1f- !. O. q. +. The members of the Grand En-
campmcnt hereby notified that the regular guar
terry communication will he held on FRIDAY EVE
MING, 10th iast o9-2t'
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RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT. A meeting of young
men, merchants generally, was held at New
York on Wednesday evening to further the OBJ
jects of the Tact and Bible Societies by en-
couraging more extended system Of Colpor-
teuragc throughout the country. The impor-
lance Disseminating religious knowledge was
fully discussed, and number Interesting facts
stated to prove the readiness with which per-
sons of property and means would support a
new organization of this kind under the auspi-
ces Of Young men.
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New Books. Mr.. C. A. Hinkley, Jr. has laid upon
our table CDsar Borga," or the Times ofPope Alex
ander w., and No. 70 of Lilteli's Living Age,
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THE TELEGRAPH. 1t is said the Magnetic
Telegraph will be completed between Balti-
more and Philadelphia by the LIST December.
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SNAIL CHANGE. The New York Sun says
there was to have been very large issue of
dimes and half dimes to meet the withdrawal
Of Spanish coin. 1t will be a great convent
ence aud saving to the people if the minis are
set actively at work on these coins, for in a
short time the five and ten cent pieces will per-
form all that the WORKOUT Spanish shillings
and sXpenccs now do in trade. Omnbusses
will take them for rides Market people will
give as much for five cent piece as they do
for sxpence, and they will soon be current at
their fixed as well as intrinsic value.
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MAR RIED

On the 9TH instant, by the Rev'd. T. Hemer, Dixon
CRAWFORD to Miss ELIZABETH TLGHMAH.
In Washington, d. &. on Sunday evening, 5th inst.
by the Rev'd q. w. Lawson, MIR WILLIAA STARR to
Miss HARRIET JOHNSON, both Of Washineto
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NWE BEAT THE JEWS! PROCLbI.
w 1T IN GATH! 100000 in three gram
pital prizes of $4,000 each. In Susquehanna Lottel
class 40, drawn yesterday, we had the extraordina
luck to distribute as follows-S ,00) in package
quarter tickets we sent by mail TO n new correspo
dent living in Milton, st. Rosa county, Forida 3
600 on half ticket, we sold to merchant from +,
dericksburg, Va sand Sl0 ,On0 on quarter, we sold
two young ladies from Old Town; making
TEN CAPITAL PRIZES
that we have sold at our old and lucky Office WIT
IN FIVE MONTHS
{E7-Urders from the country, we again say, must
ensure fidelity. promptness and success, be ditec
TO our house.
EMORY & co. 4
1t No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, MIDI
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RELIGIOUS. The Hartford Madisonian states
that St. Georges Church at Bel-Arr will be
open for divine service on Tuesday morning
and afternoon next, on which occasion the Rev.
DR.. Johns of Chrst's Church, and the Rev.
Joseph Trapnel of st, Andrews Church, Bal
lmore, will otliciate.
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Ono RIVER. The PIttsburg Journal of
Wednesday says;-"The river has risen since
our last, and continues now 10 rise rapidly
At dark Yesterday there were five feet We
expect to find seren feet by II O'Clock to-day.
Our largest steamers can nov run with full
cargoes, and the rates Of ireights have declined
to high water pricus.n
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LETTER BAGS Up THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For llavre--Ship Meguncook, with despatch.
Fer Bremen-Bargue Virginia, with despatch.
For Bordeaux and Palerms-Brig Globe, with de-
spatch.
For Demarara-Brig Emmn. 10Th inst.
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S9OCREN BDiES. Mas. MCPHERSON.
q No. 81 Moth Howard street, has Just received
few more Of those fine French worked and Hem
st ched IankCrchiefs. ol0
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GREAT ARTEsIAN WELL. A practical and
scientific gentleman offers, for $50, 900, to sink
an Artesan Well in Boston to the depth Of
100 feet, by which it is estimated that more
than million of gallons of the very best wa
ter can be thrown into the city every day, and
TO heighth Of at least one hundred feet above
the surface of the earth. An effort is about to
be made to raise the money by subscription
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FIRST GUN FROM THE OLD BAY STATE. An
election was held in Middlcsex County, Mass,
on Monday, for Register. The vote in the
five towns of Hayden, Charlestown, Cam
bridge and Somervillo, stands Native, Sal,
Democratic, 81, Wing, %, Scattering H.
This looks WELL Old Charlestown, the seat
of Bunker Hill, gave 10 majority for the Ma,
tive American candidate over all others.
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.pOSNET kiBBONS. Mrs. MCPHERSON,
VI . No. % North Howard street has Just received
another assortment of Bonnet Ribbons, from l2t to
80 cents. ol0
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VIM. II. ISEEVIE,

GOODYEAR'S
GiSsaseess@SsJ PATENT RUBBER SHOES. --&
The subscribers, Agents for the manufacturers, an
re Giving their fall supply OF the above unequalled
ucle of RUBBER SHOES, for Gentlemen, Ladit
and Misses comprising all the various styles of Polka
Sandals, Buskins ana Slippers.
% Dealers supplied by the case or dozen on
vorable terms, by ii. B. FIELD &CO.
225 Baltimore street,
o0eotD6+r I'd door below CbayIs
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upONNET SCARFS AND NECK TIES. Just
En received from New York, another supply of
Bonnet Scayfs and Neck Ties, by
MRS. P. A. NICKERSON,
o0 No, 50 N. Howard street.
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MARINEL'ST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l845.
FROMrHE EXCHANGE REApING-Roou Boot,.
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TWO THE MERCHANT TAILOkS. have
n received, fresh lot OF Broad Silk Bindings n
for pants, all silk and the proper width. =
JAMES NJ. HAIG, l2l Baltimore ST
NO III above Soul
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TH1His DAY, Oct 10Th, will be drawn Maryia
FL Consolidated Lottery, Ex. Glass l2-75 Nos
drawn baOiS-making a beautiful Scheme-conta
ing 4 prizes in each package Of 25 tickets
Sl,lILM ~.
Tickets SO, shares in proportion.

Certificates OF % quarter tickets only S975
Io-MORROW comes of ''Small Fry'' LOTTERY
winch we are always successful in selling the n
prizes 10 some of our numerous patrons Can
prizes of 5000, Of 1880, SILICA, Sll co. 1000.
900 Tickets 81 halves 81, qis. 80 cents Certitic
oil package of % quarter tickets 81 so, eighlhs :
For lucky tickets by the package OF single tic k
apply TO the prize vendors. MILLER 4 co
COrnero Baltimore and ST Paul s,reer,.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md Lottery, Class II, d,a
Oct. 9--owesi prize S5:
26 A As Is 70 "A So 25 81 60 II I
EEUZzA! HUZZA FOR SCHOOLFIELDS
z a They sold the Cd capital Of SIS, 900 yes,p,,}
This is doing the thing handsomely To Nos NJ
70 prize of $4,000, half ticket sold to a gent.J
now in this city from Norfolk, for which he viii
ceive $500 nett in gold by calling at Schooielt
Co.'S.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class II. Dr..
Oct, 9, lowe st prize S. are:
26 d as IS 70 "a So 25 81 60 | II 81
Draws TODAY, the fine scheme of Md, Cons
dated Lottery class l2
THE CAPITALS ARE:
! prize Of 20 400 prize Of 5000
2,OOO zoo
l.3OO 70 $50
whole tickets S3-shar,s in proportion
FOR the prizes he sure and call on the all In
SCHUOLFiELD y Co.
No. ! Calvert stieat,
IL FRS office from Baltimore S;r12
TWO THE MERCHANT TAILOkS b,uo Il
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OF DIssoLUTIoN. The n

TaHiSS. L, n. NICK EtSsON,
IfH No Sc N. HOWARD STREET,
Has just received supply Of Steel Beads lSs cents
per bunch. Also, gold and silver BRAIDS for EN-
Drniderinu shoes ol0
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IL anu SoHln-st' 4 eliow H0uSe.)
BDERSUNs at distance inclined to trv Their for
n tune in any Of the brilliant lotteries now draw
ing in Baltimore, have only to send to the under
signed, which will he attended to with prompnr So
and fidelity, and the result made known Immediately
after The drawings are over The leading Prizes in
the various Lotteries now drawing range from $50
600, 0c0 30 ,OO0 &c 900 10000 000 Tickets varv
from $40, 8, 5, A. 3, . and each. Package on Ger
tfcate for Si4o 100 -, 80, 40, 30, 90 10 and each
A package, il will he recoIlected comprses nh the
numbers in the lottery, and may realize the three high
est capitals.
Orders respectfully solicited from every part Of the
United States. Direct To
JAMES FLETCHER CO., Baltimore, Md.
IL Agents for the Managers.
ETGERTONS' EVER LUCfkY OFEICTS
GL AilhaiI To the EGERTONS'. The $50 900 prize
to comb. 5 So 65 sold by on Wednes day has been
presented andcashed. This is glorious, glorious mck
But not enough tor week, for we again yesterday
had $1,000 prize 10 pay
The drawn Nos. yesterday, are
% Al d5 Is 70 "a 81 p 81 GO l II 81
Draws THIS DAY, The Md Consolidated Lottery,
class ID rs Nos. and IA ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME.
pF'ze of $9'@a pf !, OF Sl6 6aa
500 30 $50 &c.
Whole tickets S3--shares in proportion.
Orders meet with success when directed to
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Soutll-st. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
VEyRIUM HANT SUCCESS or M. DOYLE
n in selling capital prizes. The superiority of the
Capital Prize Depot all others in The way of sell
ing prizes has never been made more apparent than
during the last few weeks number of persons af-
ter trying for long time to get prize other Offices
happened TO think of trying NJ. BOYLE, and the thing
was done. Attention is respectfully invited TO the fol-
lowing splendid schemes TO be drawn this week.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 49, shares in
proportion,
SATURDAY, capitals 5000, tickets 49, shares in
proportion. This scheme is something extra-the
in a is o fisE
age of 26 whole tickets being only 500, &c halves Sl4
so, % quarters 81 25, 26 eighths So 62a
very small outlay may secure very handsome
amount of pin m0ney-"lOok to ii Ladies'" Come or
send to the right place.
liberal discount will he paid to persons who pur
chase by the package quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
tie package, single ticket, or share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M.DOYLE, No. IA Prattstreet,
1t fri Opposite D. s. o. Z. e. Depot.
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THE SNAKE AND THE SQUIRREL.
On the 29th day of May last, was riding on
a small road in the 18th district of Dooly coun-
", near the Allappahaw, when saw a COM
mon-sizcd fo&-squrrel sticking to the SIDE Of q
pine'trce. some six or eight inches from the
earth. When got opposite the squirrel, ! saw
HIM move little on the side OF the tree. | rode
some twenty or thirty yards past the squirrel,
when the idea occurred to me, that it might be
charmed by snake | Immediately turned
back IN the direction Of the squirrel, and when
got within eight steps of the tree where the
squire! was, all at once heard d rattle-snake
commence singing, apparently under the feet Of
my morse. Spurrcd my horse a few yards off,
stopped "Ad looked back, and saw very vcnC-
moHs-looklng rattlesnalc, not more than 1 or D
feet long. | Immediately dismountcd from my
animal, and took up lightwood limb that lay
near and gave the snake pretty heavy blow,
winch caused hin to sing loud and strong, and
at the time struck the snake, the squirrel leap
cd from the tree, | think, about three feet, and
II seemed to me the squirrel leapcd higher than
lar. / gave the snake 4 second blow, and the
squirrel leaped again, and so on until gave the
snake a third blow, when it sung weaker, and
the squirrel seemingly got weaker IN the same
proportion. / then went &c the tree, thinking
TO ind the snake that had charmed the sqirrel,
bGt IT was not there, nor any nearer than eight
steps, l looked at the squirrel, could not see
any thing the matter with it, but it appeared to
be tired almost to death, painting and struggling
for breath. returned to the snake, and with
the same limb crushed his head again re-
turned to the squirrel, and saw him, in about
Minute, or less, breathe his last. took up the
squirrel, and the blood had run out Of its lett
nostrll down the jaw and neck, and down the
lett fore leg, and off al the loot am certain
no -, T+.r
partly killing the snake, when first went to
the squirrel, touched its thigh with the toe of
my boot never moved nor tried to get ont Of
my way. give II as my opinion, that killing
the snake was the cause OF the squirrels death.
The snake was not larger around, think, than
the wrist OF large man. He had five ratties
and button, B. B. HAMILTON.