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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-19

NATIVE ARTISTS. The ladies of Virginia,
constituting "lhe Society for the erection of
Slatuo to Henry Clay" having succeeded in
procuring the necessary funds, have appointed
M. Joe! r. Hart, Sculptor OF this gentle
mans talents as an artist, the Hon. J. J. Crit
tenden gives an interesting account He says,
in a letter addressed to Mrs. Lucy Barbour, Pre-
sidenl Of the Association, "Mr. Hart is Ken
tuckian, who has suddenly broken in upon the
public attention by exhibition of the most eX-
traordinary talent as statuary lie is a poor
man, whose life was spent in common labors
till he was lately drawn away from humble
cmploymcnts by the force Of his native genius.
One Of the very earliest aspirations Of bis mind
seems to have been to form likeness of MIR.
Clay. With this intent, obscure and unknown,
he followed Mr.. Clay from place to place, where
ever he could learn that he was to make a
speech, merely for the purpose Of observing
him and catching the manner, and, as it WERE
the lil1 Of the man. lie has lately accomplish
ed bis object, and has produced bust of MIR.
SISJ s'Nt1 III ny l'OA jus ii~'it1 III
ali the works Of the kind that have ever seen.
This Is the universal judgment of all those
who have seen it here. If he has it with him
to exhibit toyou, as hope he has, may say,
wilhou. much figure of language, that it will
speak (oI itself"
As the patriotic ladies of Virginia have re-
solved that a statue shall be erected to the
great Statesman Of the West, we arc pleased
thai they have entrusted the execution of the
work 10 a native artist who is likely to do full
justice to The unc ertaking. We like to see the
virtues and patriotic labors of our distinguish
ed orators and statesmen appreciated and COM
memorated: and should be pleased if public
lberahty y ould erect to each the stately CO.
lumn. I: il certainly 4 reproach to the nation,
tina; no Monument has been erected to the ia
the' OF MS country, at the Capitol which bears
ms name, Baltimore alone has honCred his
memory With this demonstration Of affection
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TwNAYLoR, WILDE x CO.'S

H. Daily BULLETIN, Nov. l4th.
Beauty OF Baimere, or the fate of the Couuet,e l2l
tiaviis Josephus, tue learned and authentic His
torian aud warrior, No. 10, (sll the back Nos
hand) %
The Engraver's Daughter, u tale Of Love and
Intrigue, by Eugene SUI, a new edition, o5
Temptation or the Watch Tower of K0at- Ven n
Romantic Tale by Eugene Sue, new edition %
The Rival Brothers, or the C0rsair and Prvateer I2I
Cosmos, survey OF the General physical History
of the Universe, by A. Won Eluinbolt, part g Iqs
Ftemont's Narrative, a fresh supply, 81
The O'DONOGllUE, (cOmpleie.) a ale OF Ire
land fifty years a"D, Nv Ghas. Lever, author
of Harry LoreQurr, &c, with illustrations
by PM, to which is added ''s't. Patrck's
Eve" or three yeals in the Life Of an Irish
Peasant, %
Three Nights in Lifetime, domestic tale by
the author of "iUl~hauach,' 25
The Philosophy Of The Water Crre, 2j
Til. Artist, Statesman aud Merchant, by g. Ed
ward Lester, 50
fG3- Every new aud cheap publication rec, lived as
soon n issued. and for sale wholesale and retail at
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary Hail,
Nos. 4, ) and Jarvis Buildings, 3 1t.
And n No. ) ELLIOTT'S BUILDINGS,
1t Penn. Avenue, Washington CITY
FHNHil CRY IL Still THEY COMET
n The amount of ordered work made weekly is
sufficient proof Of our cutting being done in good
style. OF this boast, having just received
the new style Of SACK COAT, VEST and PANTS
per Express TO the economical, we make and trim
on our usual accommodating terms, and the cutting
Is done in the most fashionable style, we will war
Will he received in payment for ready made clothing.
TO TAlLORS. A Show Case and Table in the
second story we will sell bargain.
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE,
No. 800 Baltimore street,
mig 1t one door west OF HanOverst.
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from the Republican and Argus.

% TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
Of Sir Water Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
rich and the poor the king aud the heggaf; indeed its
consumption has become general that il is hard to
find one that does not tiiher smoke, snuff chen.
For ourselves, we prefer rch Cigar. Ali there they
are! box of the agree ble deluders-BOOTH'S
BEST Boy, light match, so that we can Iuxuriae
for few minutes until the devil calls for copy. Puff!
PUFF!! PUFF!.! All! BOOTH knows how to MAKE
them If any of readers wish enjoy them
selves, as now are doing, we would recommend
them to the ''YELLow HoUsE," at the Hanover Mar
ket-right on the corner INSTR
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MIEW EsTA 40 PnArr

N II w NsTA IS LEsEa M FNT.-NO.I 10 PRATT
" STREET, doors west of Charles 81. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c. &c The subscriber
having opened an establishment tor the transaction of
the above business in all its varieties, would respect
fully invite the attention of his freHds ami the pub.
lie generally to his large and well assorted stock of
goods, which will be sold such ptic's fail
to be an induceMeEt to those in want of those arti
cles to give him cali We meme in part: Mems and
Boys Kip, Cali aud Grain BOOTS; do. do. BROG
ANS; do. do. and Ladies and Misses RUBBERS,
Silk and Cotton y M BREL l. Al S; Goat and Seal
TRUNKS; Beaver, Russia, Cashmere, silk, Glazed,
Wool and w ter proof HATS; Mems and Hoys' Fur,
Cloth Glazed and Flush CAPS, tOset Iei with large
and general assortment Of all descriptions of fine
Shoes and Boots aud every other article in the above
line. These goods have been laid in at the very low
est cash pices, and all choice and fresh. Cl and
examine, and such inducements will be offered ~
cannot fail 30 please.
nl7-f w. l.. WILLIAMS.
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE. A Rockaway
" Carriage Tor four persons, nearly new, viii be
sold at sacrifice, il applied for Immediately, TO
ALFRED H. REP,
nl9-4t No. 3J5 Baltimore street.
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STAMNIERING AND STUTI ERTNG
CURED BY DIR. NAYS. OF VA.

hR, MAYS begs leave most respectfully TO an
ED nounce to the citizens of Baltimore that he haA
visited the city for the special purpose of cnriug I'M
PEDlMENT~ OF SPEECH, and all other defects in
the voice. He has in his possession testimonials of
the highest responsibility attestng the signal
which has attended his labOrs, and would be most
happy to exhibit them to any gentleman lady who
might do him the favor to call.
is residence tor the present is at the GLOBE INN
Baltimore street, where he be seen at aay time
between the hours of 10, A. NJ. and 4, M.
H5- DR.. MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
If ,p1upStpf
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BALTIMORE, October asth, 1915

BALTIMORE, OCTOBER SStf, 1913
Da. JOHN MAYS, Globe Ian, Baltimore st.
sir cannot permit you 10 leave the city with.
out rendering, in some form, my Of obligation
tor the benefits derived from your treatment, by two
Of my sons, aged >! and 10 years, who for long pc
Rod have hern afflicted with an uncomfortable habit
OF Stnn,ncrtHg-whicb with every precautcn they
were capable OF adopting, appeared steadily on
the increase.
All difficulty of utterance was well nigh overcome
after their first nteryiew-aRd such with very slight
and occasional exceptions, has continued to be the
case, to the present time, period of nearly weeks
| know nothing OF your system of cute-hut the
confidence IN its hOr2Ugkness entertained by my sons
from first 10 taSt-conneced with the facts that have
come under my observations induce me TO offer you
this testimony to Your success in the firm belief Of
its general efficacy. Very respectfully an truly,
nlSf OSMOND &. TIFFANY
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90. ORDERS FROM TIE COUNTRY for tickets

70 ON1TF1E0 T FVTN TIE UOUN 7 MI TVT WChFs
in any of the magnificent lotteries now drawing, viii
meet prompt attention, and may secure some of me
capital prizes, if directed tous All prizes sold by
paid, upon presentation at our eOunter, in Cold.
We invariably pay postage on all orders
EMORY & co.
II oCayert street. Baltimore. Md
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letter from Charleston, that Mr.. Calhoun has
consented to accept seat in the Senate of the
United States. Although we differ entirely
from this gentleman on the subjects Of multi
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MrEN O'MALLEY NOVEL-25 CENTS.
~ The O'D0N' GLUE, cnmulee--pice 25 cts.
THE O'DONOGHUE,
A Tale of Ireland fifty years ago. nv Charles Lever,
author Of 'IIarry Lorr quer," 'H'haries u'MlIley,'
&C.. complete i'll one volume price % CENTS with w o
q cravings. Received aud for sale at
w. ". HARRI SOV'S Literary Depot,
MIC No | Jarvis Buildin ~ N"tth-st.
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A ItGNIFICEnT CHANCE For A FOR
"A TUNE TO DAY AT SGHOOLFIELO CO.'S,
where S30,OU0 can be had for only $40, aud where
city, and expect deal the big to-day our
numerous customers. who will please call early and
make their selections.
Nos, Md Consolidated Lottery, class 45, drawn
Nov. i8. tow at uriZe S2t, are:
60 So u 95 q 26 20 81 II 81 rs 81 20
Draws TODAY, the handsome scheme of Md. Con
solldated Lottery class AZ.
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N3-COFONER'S OFFICE, No. lbs NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st mhI2-ly
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hS'EEEI4 BUTTONS, -uAIb II -. \ urrn
y supply OF the above article Just received aud
sale Ivy JAMES ". HAIG, l2l Ba tmorr.s
MO rpl shave Suuth
6tOLORED TWISTED WORSTFD FEIVGE
u 4 large supply of cnlored FriHgr, boui plain aud
mixed col0rs For sale by
JAS. Nj HAlG, 1871 Baltimor street
nj fri AhuFp SOyh
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HNOR SALE. very likely Black Woman, 80
a. years of aye and her chiIf girl two years old
both slaves for life and of excellent character, from
the country. Apply a.
SCOTTTS Intelligence Office,
ala No 10 Eyrh tucp Place.
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NNIDE BLACK GIN. ~"ma D." Ia
w Widest patterns and Hanisnmest styles eyei
imported received and fur sale for CloaSs & Scarfs
both Blacks and Blue Biscks-by
NJ. HAIG,
nlo fri l2i Baltimore street
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The VNFT Nus T iLF.
l prize of $4,000 prize of $1,000
| g 6 900 5000
I 3 600 10 SOn gr

To OUU &C
Whole tickets s 0-shares in proportion
In which Sch00lfeld s. Co will sell on certificate
packages of % whole tickets for only Sl25 shares in
promotion il heing only 50c,s in dolior risk.
(13- Draws next SATURDAY, November odd the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, c,aSs d, capital prze
S40UD-Tickets $l-shrres in proportion, in which
6choolfeld Co, will sell on certificate paek ges OF
whole tickets for only 1850, halves S. IS, quarters
So ~, elehths 81 6S.
For he prizes in packages, single tickets or shares
be sure and call on the all lucky
SCHUUhFfEI.D s. CO.,
No. | Calvert street,
1t FirslOficp from Raltimnre trra'
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GOLD SILK VELVET RIBBOES.-
" Having jist returned from the NORTH, and nav
ing selected Il few hOxes Of Velvet Ribbons, of all
shades and cOors-MaZ lrine blue, brown cherry
uht and dark drabs &c triet SC sc. which am pre-
par to sell pleasing nv the yard or piece
nl9 JAMES NJ. HAfG, i2l BatimnTr-St
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28

him forward before the country as an active political
writers but General Jackson has bequeathed to him,
as his most trusted friend, all his confidential papers,
with the duty of watching over his fame--standing
sentinel, as IT were, beside his tomb. That he will
remain there with faithful vigilance till his own last
hour, the past affords ample guaranty; AID, with
in that period, betide the hapess lbeler who may
dare to approach with sacregOus step that glorious
grave.
Fac-Simile If the concluding paragraph Of letter
from General Jackson, 10 r. r. Blair, dated Her
mitage, April Oh, 1915"
This may be the last letter may be able write you.
But live or die, your fend-(and never deserted one
for policy leave my papers and reputation in your
keeping As far justice is due my fame, know you
will shield 1t. ask rest upon truth and re-
qure nothing but what truth will mete TO All my
household jun in kind wishes Tor yQr health and pros
pery, and that Of all your family and that you may m
umph all your enemies. May Gods choicest bless
ings be bestowed upon you and yours through e 10 the
prayer of your sincere friend
+. p. BLAIR, Esq. ANDREW JACKSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28
Stolen Property.
Paris, EDaAn Cousrr, H., Aug

PARIS, EDaAR CousTr. ILL.,, Aug q, 1s46.
MKssRs. CHArsASs AS some Of your citizens may
be interested drop you these few lines inform ypu
that young man by the Of James Weir, has been
taken up and comrited Jail for stealing and
shirt from young man Of our place. some five SIX
weeks since When he arrested he had iron grey
horse about is l55 hands high shod all round with
heavy shoes PAGES when rode The legs and hips of
said horse rather darker than any other part and the
end Of his tail is nearly fax color; and has ANAL
lump the inside of his fore leg, below tho knee
joint which appears like the spIht. He also had saddle
nearly new, with plated stirups; the skirts Of tbs saddle
figured or lowered snt on the under side Of the
small skirt just the large skirt Is written with ink
On. Reed,) supposed to be the of the maker or
of the saddle He also had pair Of saddle bags
nearly One corner of the saddle bags is pieeed
think the upper side the right hand in 'front.' and
the aud appears TO have been slit cut and sewed
up before they made. He has several articles of
clothing such pantaoons shirts and vests all Of which
| have doubt he has stolen. He acknowledged when
he first tnken that he had stolen the horse saddle
and bride from camp meeting between Tete Haute
and indianapolis but has denied that he had stolen
horse and says that he snapped for him; and he
acknowledged that he got the saddle bags Browning
in your place. together with part of the clothing.
He came to this place from the five six weeks
since, riding fine grey horse, and remained at Mr..
PaOns four five days; and the day he left
here he snapped the grey off, and four FIVE days
after he left the owner Of the grey horse came and
pursued the that had got him where near Chi
cago got morse pursuit also made alter
young Weir. but certain intelligence could be had of
him after he left Tere Haute therefore il abandoned
and three days since he heard Of between this
and Terre Haue and four OF citizens and took
him. and found with him the and sh IT he had stolen
when he first here for which he is committed.
He stated that the horse he got for the stolen one he rode
Indianapolis and put him up Mr. Reems stable and
after being there few days be wished to get him aud thai
Mr. Reem refused let him have the horse until he paid
the keeping which be says he wsi unable do at that
timo and he then sold the horse 10 Mr. Reem for his
Keeping, a watch and hat with the understanding that
if he paid the keeping aud for the hat and returned the
watch in reasonable time that he should have the horse
He says that he lives Virginia, in Cass county,
this State which suppose from information is the fact
and suppose that his statement Of the stealing of the
horses and the other property the only truths facts
he tells And his statements about the property are
Trajectory The horse saddle and bride and saddle bags
all here in the custody Of The sheriff of county,
which if stolen be obtanedby the by proof
ownership. Respectfully Yours, &c. sc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28

Out lot No s. designated the town plat Of the town
of Martnsviie, Morgan moi@ged by John
ter sims; total amount due, $685. ST.
Lot No One in square No AZ in the town Of Indianapolis
morigaged by William H. Blumhed: total amount dee,
1898 20.
The half of the n Or Of %, in u NJ lie. con-
tanning so acres in Johnson couny moTgged BY Abraham
B. VOORHEES,; total amount due, 1868 10.
so much OF the half of the Or of %, in IS
tanning 40 acres in Madison county morgaged by Thomas
Silver= fetal arnotpf due, S23l so
Outlo 0'nbeied al 81 % 80 Sc, 81 and IS in the
Of MarusviTe.in Morgan county otgagcd by George
Winter: tota arrvnnt due S606 g.
In any " the sfolesaId tracts should be sold
credit the pnhase upon paymento of the due for
interest, damages and Gusts, wvIeoefe deed from the
State and will be required at the time
mortgage upon the premises to secure the payment of the
Application this oce according ie OF the
statute writ will issued the sheriff of the county 10
The present occupant and give possession the pr
chaser. HORATlO J. HARRIS,
9-W-9w Andilor of STATE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28
CLEAR THE TRACKg

rHE subscriber has just and opening the C
shoe Store Washington In the city Of Indianapolis,
IN the large brick house recently built by s. w Norris Esd the
and best selected stock Of Boots and Shoes before offered
for sale in the city.
This sock entirely new embracing every variety and
been purchased tbs manufacturers Massachusetts for
this Market and the design this establishment
manent great care was had n the selection Of the goods
The would most respectfully invite the citizens OF Ind
annapolis and Of the surrounding call the City Shoe
store and examine his assortment and the prices which he Of
erns them for before making their
feels confident that tbs quality his goods the
advances at which they offered fail TO please all who
favor him with a call
As am determined TO do business shall be satisfied with small
profits and offer this stock either the single pair
usually low
My such that shall constantly receiving
additions stock and shall be able all times
ply the demand, either wholesale retail.
Country Merchants find this establishment gene
raj assortment select from, and prices please them.
The following comprise par; Of my assortment:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA,
For the Removal and Permanent Cure
Of MI Diseases arising from au i'm
pure state of the Blood, or Habit Of
no


tie, .anaperen peculiarly .urd gentle laxative
nsa.ns in the Blood 'Se aes. Pnsip Of Disease The
character wrought By sands sarpas have given !, wide and
found beneficial .a'psee in many diseases Of the skim aud
controlling influence bilious complaints; aud when the
s"r @ a%
The following infe.ting presented, and the reader inv
New York. April n, ,sls.4
Messrs A. < d. Sands Gcntenen Feeling a duty
to oS and to the community a, send you TN; of
now suffering may have sr confidence essbheS and use your
was troubled with ulcer my anee extended
half the knee di'ehargng very offensive mstter eh
burning and deprsng often of my at night aud
was recommended 70 use yo1r by Mr..
conn who had been cured BY and after using five bottles
completely cured -
cure was Effected certainty
.dd hp Sa neither en nor G the Slightest Of
Yours ans vs s truly, sARAH MCINTYRE:
frs, Dr1sS' IN The city d from h ssrs
effect. q sands sarapara opinion peculiar
saad. ssr.aparila-T speak e1pemen,ay when say that
this is
n sns%rsd ssn a%y ss az % %
repeated attacks Of acute Rheumatism have
health Sster g: many
healihiu change snrsy the Of hi. medess
o ~.en,ing and painful refrain from
k no s e s t n
sands was induced thereby ,otry effects their sarsarsr
a .%a make in aSsns ' to sas Of amy
Druggist and Aposheesrys
| 40 and a Westminster street, Providence r. l.
For riRe particulars evidence Of superior
value and efficacy see amph which may re obtained oil Agents
and .ela, whGs,.Ie and retail b. D. SANDS,
"ssS also BY f. and r. n MEKKER, Indiana
Price 81 bottle, six BOTTLES for Ss
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28
PHOPOSALs FOR PAPER.

DROPOSALS willie received the Office Of the Auditor Of Pub
un ocockcn Satira the 6lh day Of Sep
embe furnishing three bundled good Printing Pa
Aisctrty lin fiat Cap No also thirty readis plain
Post No. also five good ruled Let Paper
thirty ruled letter thirty best article
paper ruled Samples Of quality be
inspection &C naeegRed and dets state
prices ing each PROPOSAL Successful bid
des will be required to enter into bond according to law
NJ HARRIS, A Pa
JOHN II. THOMPSON, See'y Of Stcis.
ROYAL MAYHEM, TT. Of STATE.
TndiqnanoLs An a 1915