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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
WORK FOR CHILDREN

There Is no greater defect 10 educating
chiIdren, Than neglectng 10 accu,iom
Ihrmto work. IL IS an evil that auachc.
mostly TO large to "ns and cities Children
suffer much from 10. The parent never
considers whether the ohdds work IS ne.
ccssary or noIt the child Nohing IS more
uncertain than their future Independence
and comfuHi much depends on being ne.
curomet TO work, nccoaomed to provide
Tor the thousand constantly recurring wants
that nature cntAllrd On US
lf'his were not 50 sill 1t preserves them
from bad habits 1t secures their health, il
strengthens both mind and body, it enable.
them beIler TO bear The confinement Of the
school room--.-and il tends more than any
thing else to give them jus views Of life.
IL Is TOO oftro che s,se hat children. pro
videt they spend halta dozen houls day
OF school, are permitted TO spend The rest a.
they please. Thus they grow up in the
world without knowledge Of ~ tolls and
cares. They view II through false me.
dun. They canno, appreciate the h,os
you brstow, 4, thry do not know the toll,
they cost Their bodies and minds are en- .
ervated and they are exposed IN hn,ever
er vicious associations are within their
reach.
No man Or woman is fully educated if
no, accustomed 10 manual labor Whatev
er accomplishments they posses, whatever
their nents truining. a drductionImust be
made Tor Ignorance Of that i'm portan, chap
ter Of the worlds great book
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
MARRIED. LIFE

The following beau'Iful and true .rnii
men,s are from The pen Of the, charming
writer fcederika Bremct, whose ob.eiva
lions might well become rules Of life, o.
appropriate are they to many Of d. phssc.
Deceive not one another in small lhi,s
nor IN great One lht'e singlc lie has, BE-
fore now tlrutbcd whole married hfc A
small cause has ohcn great consequences
Fold not The arms together and st h.-
'l1zinrn is the devils cushion D. mo-
run much from home. Ones own beshh
IS Of more worth than gold
Many marriage, nv friend, begin,
like the rosy morning, md then FAT. wv,
like n snow wreath And whv nv ,i,als ,
Becsosc the married par ncgl,c,to he ~
well pleasing to each other alter marriage
as before. Eodesvor alwrys my dcsr chi.
dren, TO please one another; tY' ~ The
same time keep God m your ,h,lgt
Lavish not all your love IN today hrte.
member that mntrlnge has its 10 morrow
Ikewlsr, AM rs day after tomorrow too. -
Spare as one NAV saw full f1r the water
Consider my daughters ~ha, tho word
wife expresses The married woman -
her husbands domestic tl,h in her hrnd
he must be able 10 con6ld- house and fam.
lily i-bc able 10 trus, 10 her the KY of his
h.an {" ~ell a'the key Of his eating room
His honor and his home are under her
keeping his well being IN her hand Think
oflhis
And you sons be faithful husbands. and
good fnihes Of families, and 20 II YOU
wives shah es,eem and love YOU
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
THE WIND

The w,nd ss bachelor,
Merry aud free
he rotrs Al his p'caso',
Der lapd and DER SEA
Ile ufib the lake.
Aud he kisses the flower,
And he sleeps " hen he llss
los Jas mine bowel
lie gives to the check
o. the maiden ~. bloom,
lie lastct her warm klsseI,
Enjoys r-tfum-.
Bot, iruan, like, often
The sweets that he sips
Are ls,sLed neil moment
Ga lo'lier lips
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

DEATH Is, ! suppose. as natural and
therefore as desirable as sleep comes when
We are tired out A tired man fails sweet
ly TO sleep. A fairly worn 90, man would
fall, II nos sweeily at least no, painfully, to
death. Il Is terrible 10 be k,li,d-.noI 90
to di, Bot mos, OF Us are Killed Socic
~ ns II Is carried on IS enough to XIII any
body Mankind can live 90 ss 10 b. ADJ
10 d., or else our eHs Is n horrible one
Il - horrible to hvr, n VIC hare got 10 live.
under The reign, all or life time, OF The
King Of Terfou" Il is efr,bIs 10 be sub
jeels Of such a monarch
SO long 81 peope are afraid Of ,hru End
they vii be a prey And obey wilI b., 30
long - lhry 1--we seIhshly Bnd annually
A high moral career would preserse than
from q. MA 10 oIpeciaiion Of 'aivsflon
after deoth On Ibelf nrtifs bot above any
sTperin's,n about IT IN, sp0d lhN 70
fully 'ooured m tuiuP goo, i,es not have
time 10 ,h,nk mech about Fulurlly, uil n
comT-tili % s the Present Il Rogef's
fIeruh Of Freedom
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Manufacture Of Pins-A gentleman in
Cabot'vlle hn' invented a machine for the
manufacture of pins, which, when driven n,
,' u'msH speed, IS capable OF turning OF
four hundred pins per mlnu,e The ordi.
y machines used 10 Connecticut, manu-.
iaelure abou, thirty per minute The same
individual has about completed mue h,no
Tor putting the pins upon lhe papers
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

A man en,erc a room whers two l,dic 4,
were 'leeplng, in Albany, md stole thei
pwe's, which were valuable An If,t.
man bearing Of the larceny, gn;lanly r..
marked An shurc The two ladies who
0H tho moa valuable jewels he d,d'n,
och at oil at all
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Lord Bfoughsm, ons Of The NOS disih.
guHbod orators Of Engiuud on beating o
spoes n Dsu,sl Wehae's ID q him
u 50 sssm eugins N brecrLeT"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

A. Englmh Pap,r complsins be, fhs
HaHk'ss 10 The word 'bshinSmsh,s' Tbev
.ea'n' u a h'u fhey chased .bs B5aah fro,n
piausborgh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

There are no oaths in the Choc,av
tongue. When M Indian .wenu he can
only employ EGG lrh expressions Of profan.
ny IN use.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

IAi'e' OF 6'h,on sssr's ,AeH hapPme,,
70 iocd lhsiI vGnay.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Industry and Economy will get rich,
while ssgaehy and Integrity are laying
their plans
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

,NHgothg Camp Meeting. The steamboats,
Sydney, Capt. Motlitt, and the Gov. Wolcot,
Capt Taylor, conveyed nearly 1000 persons
from this city on Sunday morning, to the Camp
Meeting on Magothy river, near the head of
Rock Creek, where they arrived about ! | o.
clock The encampment though not large, is
well attended for that sparsely populated dis
trct OF country, about 100 tents being upon the
ground, among them several fine boarding
tents, two of which, we understand, are from
this city. During the day two eloquent dis.
courses were delivered, one in the morning. bv
the Rev. Mr.. Bunting, and another in the af-
ternoon by the Rev. Mr.. Lpscomb, the inter
mediate time being partially spent in other re-
ligious exercises. The large and mixed audi
ence present were strict in the observance of
the rules Of the camp, as well as of proprietv,
and consequently nothing of disagreeable or
unpleasant nature occurred. The large crowd
from this city left the ground about O'Clock,
and reached home at an early hour in the
evening complaining of nothing but too much
dust and too little cool water.
Exports from Baltimore. The value of arti-
Giles Of domestic produce, exported from Bahi-
more to foreign ports during the quarter ending
the 30th June last, is Sl,450,3 1927. For the
same time last year $3.50, Sc. The value of
foreign merchandise, exported from this port
during the quarter ending 30th June, is S2O,-
992, which added to the domestic exports,
makes a sum total Of Sl,47l,2l9, exceeding
the total sum last year by S65,5 67 OF the
whole amount, during the quarter mentioned
above, 81, 1886, 1865 worth was exported in Anne
rican vessels, and 50 4,362 in foreign vessels
Charged ,cih Stealing. Emily Heiner, (co-
lored,) charged with stealing $50, the pro-
perty of Mr.. F. Borekemp, was arrested yes
terday by officer kreis, and committed by JUS
tice Armstrong for further examination.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02
No. NORTH GAY STREET.
N5-COR0NER'S OFFICE, No. 1873 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly

Q3~ DIR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Bahimore-St',
H3th door cast Of Front.-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
boratory, to wil:-Indian Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitious Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Biters, 25 cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents
a bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents bottle; New
Emetic Preparation, l2s cents vial; Pedluvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2t cents package; Cough Sy-
rnp, for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs Colds, &c
374 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, ~ cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants, SO cts. bottle;
Rheamatic Linment and Embrscation, ard accom-
paniments, Sl Sovereign Remedy for Piles 90; Dyson
terry Cordial so cts a bottle, sc. &c &C. Printed di-
rect0ns for the administration of these remedies
company each article. N. b. Advice given by DR..
w. free OF charge. ml3n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02

FROM New CRLEANs-RupnOrs Of Var
Moremsnb Of Troops SC. We copy the itl +
loving paragra hs from the New Orleans Ire
PIC of the 2jth at, received by last night S
Southern mail
Later from .4rdn=as Bay-Thc ship Suviah,
Capt Gibbons, arrived below yesterday from
Aransas Bay Capt e. reports that he left
the anchorage off the Bay on the 10Th inst,
and that Just before he left, the steamboat
Monmouth came off and reported that war had
been declared by Mexico, but he supposes it
was only rumor-( doubtless founded on the
news received here from NleXico-H TropiC. }
Gen. Taylor had gone to San Patriclo.
Captain u. confirms the report ci the loss Of
the schooner Swallow. He reports that on the
Goth instant, 100 miles w. of the S. w. Pass,
saw the schr Mary Wilkes, Capt. Decker, from
this port with Government horses bound to
Arkansas. On the 18th inst, saw schr. Ed. S.
Lamdln, from this port for Arkansas, with Gov
eminent stores.
.Hutiny ON Board ship Suriah. The crew of
the ship Suviah mutiucd while lying in Aran-
sas Bay Three Of the crew were brought to
this port in irons and put into prison to await
their trial
The steam schooner Augusta, Capt Gillett,
we understand, has been chartered by the Go
vernment agent here, by the month, but on
what terms we cannot learn. She is to take
horses to Arkansas Bay in a few days. for the
use ot the Dragons and Flying Artillery.
We understand the steamboat Neva, which
arrived here on Saturday, was purchased at
Cairo, by an agent of government, for 81, 800
The Neva is nearly new, OF very light draught
and is intended TO go to Arkansas Bay, where she
will be used as a lighter
The steamship John Mckim is hourly ex-
pected from Galveston. Her arrival may
put us in receipt of interesting news from the
army.
The Review on Lafayette Square. The re-
view, by Major General Gaines, of the several
of volunteers for Texas, which took
place yesterday morning on Lafayette Square,
was soul-stTring affair. The General and
his staff appeared upon the ground little af-
ter 10 O'Clock, and the whole thing was over
by the time the church bells began to ring
The volunteers reviewed, consisted of five
under Col. Dakin, ''the Lone Star
Guard" of the 3rd Municipality, and three
Of Irish volunteers. They are a
hardy looking set of soldiers, and will do COED
service, il the occasion calls, in behalf of their
Gen. Gaines made brief address
to them. The veteran General, though ad-
vanced in years, is yet the soldier for crisis.
A Draft for Soldiers. The Mobile Tribune
Of 26th ut. gives rumor that a requistion
from Gen. Gaines for 1000 men, passed thro'
hat city few days ago, to Tuscaloosa.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02

B5-TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY.
Having in turn been announced by unknown friends()
for the offices of Governor, Mayor, Sheriff, &C., in
that spirit of persecution which has long hunted
me- have concluded to yield 10 the solicitations of
nunb of real friends, and make it earnest mat
ter; and hereby announce myself candidate for the
SHERIFFaLTY of Baltimore city. As | shall be
confed to my business PAPER HANGER, SC g,
the eleconeering part Of the business will have
left to my friends | need hardly pledge myself to
official faithiulness, if elected.
alg cote A. HYAM.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02

d Moor NATION WANTED. HARMONY
LODGE No. q, |. o, .. F., would he grateful for
any Information concerning THOMAS II. BENSON,
lad of eight years of age, orphan, who left his
uncle : house, FrlI's Point, on Monday, 18th August
was last seen in the ueghbothood of White Hall, F.
T.; his dress consisted OF light pantaoOns, cap, sc.
Any information left with the subscriber, with Jas
Patterson, nj Messrs Holden s. Co.'S Bakery, corner
of Lombard and Gay streets, or with VIM. s. Espy
cooper, Ann-st, F. p will he thankfully received
JOHN c. SMITH, N. G. II l..
seq b. Market ST., Sd door west Of Calvert
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02

g5- OIL OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced last fall, the sale has become immense
To soften leathel no matter how hard, acts 10 the
aslonishment Of ALL and for all old Leather, Harness
and Carriage tops in use it is invaluable, and no
stables would be without ii when once known.
To had al the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
sis, Baltimore Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at 6l Thames street. IT
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vH,wO OF $1,000! Handsome distribution o

THNWO OF $1,000 Handsome distribution Of
ID prizes in yesterdays scheme at TUCKER &
BROTHERS.. Two prizes of $1,000 we sold to citi-
zens, one IN whole, the other in half tickets $3.50
in whole ticket, we sent to Harper's Ferry. No
mistake--caIl and see for yourselves!
TODAY, $1,000. Tickets p, shares in proportion.
r. 4. TUCKER BROTHER,
Right on the Corner-Head of Centre Market.
{h3- ORDER EARLY. The Small Fry draws again
on SATURDAY, Both inst. Capital $4,000 Tickets
81. Packages of qrs. $500, eghths 81 so. Il
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02

h Ia. NIhoD'S SsA aN,lA 49,. ~
hS FILLS. They have fairly and triumphantv
won their way into the favor OF the people throughout
the Length and breadth of our land, thousands have
testified TO their efficacy in dseases-generaIy imi-
taons of the worst kind have been offered therefore
to protect those who desire to be free of Sick Head
ache, CoStveness, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and
other maadies arising from impure state of the
blood or habit OF the system. We woHld say pur-
chase of none but Agents, and he sure to ask for
Grod's l2I cent Sarsaparilla Blood Pills. and take no
others, -each box has the top a fac sine of the
PROJECTORS signature, Samuel Reed-wthout it they
are countereits: Price 49, cts. per box Of % Pills
SAMUEL REED, Propret0r Baltimore,
And for sale wholesale and retail by
N. N. ROBINSON
Corner Gay aud Saratoga Streets
And at retail nv ]. l.. KIUWELL, Georgetown; z.
D. GILMAN, Washington; II. PEEL & Co, Alex
andria; A. X. MANTZ, Frederick; Mr.. MARTIN; Ell
llcotts Mills; and Druggists generally throughout the
United States. 400 Inn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02

DC DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1914!
An adjourned meeting OF the Association of Defenders
Of Baltimore in lSl4, will be held on FRIDAY EVE
MING, Sept 5th, in the City Hail. at half past seven
O'Clock, to cOnSnmmHtc the arrangements for the in
tended excursion TO Washington on the l2th Septem-
bGr the anniversary Of the battle Of North Point All
members of The Association intending to Join in the
celebration, will please come prepared to receive
their tickets from the committee Of arrangements.
a29-7t BY order, HOWARD GRIFFITH, Sec,
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OCT ARMS! TO ARMSM The sons of Israel
in the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave
most respectfully invited TO attend meeting at
the Baltimore House, Mercer street, on THIS (Hucs
pose OF organizing a volunteer military company to
join fellow citizens i'll arms, and thereby show
that Israe's worthy of The land of Wash
ngtOn. mi MANY ISRAELtTES
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02
EH ICHAHD DUVALD's
EH CARPET WARLROOMS.

No. 256 Balt more St, nearly opposite Hanover.
Now receiving his Fall stock of splendid CARPET
ING direct from the best English and American fac
tories, to which he invites the attention of persons
buy ing to SELL and those furnishing their houses with
new Carpeting to give him call, feeling confident
that he can offer great inducements In his stock may
he found WiltOns, Saxony, Brussels, Three Ply, Su-
pertne Iugrain, Extra Fine, Venetian and low priced
Competing, Rugs, Door Mas, Stair Rsds, and Il SPLEEN
did assortment OF Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy I}azes sc.
No. Dot BALTIMORE STREET.
.3t nearly onnosi,o uanavar
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0g- SHERIFFALTY To the Voters of baltimore
City The undersigned respectfully his friends
and the public generally, that he still continues
candidate for the office of Sheriff, and requests their
support. He pledges himself if successful, that he
will discharge the duties of the office to the hest of his
ability. [sc2-2wl ARCHIBALD q. RlDGELY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02

"a OrICE-COLLECTIUN OF ACLUUNIs-
~ The subscriber will COLLECT HOUSE AND
GROUND RENTS, and every description of lust ac-
counts. GEO. STEWART, Collector
N. Is. Any bills or communication left at the office
of the An crican, or at the office of Mr. Samuel Har
ris, Architect, Fayete street. East of Howard, will
be Immediately attended to. Residence No. 30 PINE
STREET,.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02

(h3- NOTiCE-TO TIE PUBLIC. The subsci-
her having this day, by matual consent, Withdrawn
from the firm of HAYS, XELL, RIDGELY & CooK,
woId respectfully inform his friends aud the public
that he will hereafter attend Police Business SepG
rateiy and on his account He will also attend 10
the collection OF accounts, and pledges himself y
use his utmost euieavors and by diligence aud
prOmptneSs To give satisfaction to all who may entrus
business 10 his care
He requests that Ill letters business intended for
him. may be directed to him personally, as any d.
rected to the late drm, will OF not be consider
ed as intended for himself. He can be found at all
times at the office Of SAMUEL MANNING Esq, Justice
of the Peace. No. Mercer street.
Sent. ist, 1915 T3tl SIMEON HAYS,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02

1g- SUERIFFALTY. At the urgent solicitation
of many friends, | am induced TO offer myself as a
candidate for the ShentaIty mt the next election.
sel-lW JANES O. LAW.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02

Emp WA, rem, coleman, River la Plata, William
schr Chaneeford, Myers, Philad., J. w. Brown.
Steamer Baltimore, Price, Phlad., r. G. Harris.
ARRIVED,
ship Meguncook, Viaall, 81 days from Bremen
mdsc' and les passengers, TO +. w. Bruno n Sons
and others.
Ship Napier, Sanford 3s days from Amsterdam bal.
last, TO Hancock " Mann.
Brem. ship Martha, Sammi, 42 days from Bremen
mdse and IA passengers, to Deccke s. Gerdes.
Bremen ship Ann, Hartman, 80 days from Bremen,
mdse, aud l51 passengers, to q. G. BOehm & Son;
Joseph Boury; G. 7. Conradt; Charles Fischer & Co;
Lentz S Flack; Brauns Focke; and others.
Brig Frances Amy, Binney, from Cumana, 9Th uIt.
and ST. Thomas 10th, QI da4s 10 the Capes0 with
diving bell and apparatus, cid "copper" ron anchors
shot, large guns specie, sc. to San Pedro Company
Len at st. Thomas, briggs Rebecca, Loiand, for St
Kites Ida, Stilson, for Philadelphia, soon; Freghter
knight, waiting; VIII, Laycock to sail fer Port Rico
next day; Carleton, Brown, dsch'g; schts Zenobia,
Jones' from NJ York, for sale; and Merchant, keeue,
dsch'g. Spoke going in, brig WATSON, of Casino Me;
9th nit lat 81 lon. II So schr Currency, of and for
Phllad. from Barbados, 10 days ont. [The Frances
AMY left this port about the middle OF December last
Tor Cumana, &c for the purpose of recovering lost
property from wrecked man-of-war on the coast of
Venezuela, and from what we learn not been an
successful.
Brig Globe, Young, 10 days from New Orleans, rs.
sorted cargo to FIR. Il VIM. Rodewad.
Brig Dover, Percval, days from Boston, 3sorteI
cargo, TO Osborn s Whitridge.
Brig Saldana Stubs, 10 days from Boston, ice, 10
Clark Kellogg
Brig Planet billiard, days from Boston, assorted
cargo, To r. X. Mathews
schr A. Emery, Emery, ~ days from Boston, plas-
ter, 10 Kirkland, Chase & Co.
ScIr VIM. Brown, Keene, days from New Bed
ford, ballast, TO the master.
Schr Tryal, Gibbs, days from Providence dOres-
tics, to w. A. Cole.
schi Nermi lion, Seaman, 3. DAYS from New York,
assorted cargo, TO hose, Merrill Dodge
Schr Alexandria, Lewis, days from New York
assorted cargo, TO do
Schr Bed Jacket James, days from New York
assorted cargo, to T. Hooper
large chesapeake, Dennis, FIN Philadelphia, mdse.
TO e.. q. Harris.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Maryland, Davis aud brig Joseph Balca
tlallett, tar Baltimore, cleared at Boston Both ult.
Brig kiTkwood, Ilaynie, from Baltimore, arrived at
New Orleans 23d ult.
Brig Globe, Young, from n. Orleans for Baltimore
was spoken 10Th ult. $50 miles $. f. OF the Bai2e
Brig Sally Ann, Tucker, from TrUxio, via Keg
West, arrived at New York Goth ulfimo. Schrs Roe,
Dodge, for Baltimore, cleared at do. same day and
Chesapeake, Stuart, for DO 2Gth.
Sehr Mary Cathainn, Broughton, from Baltimore.
arrived al Charleston 29th ult.
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D3- OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. COnsoli
dated Lottery, class No. l0l for lS45:

dated Lottery, class No. l0i, for ls45:
6S 65 70 80 80 81 TAI 2 IS 80 Al II IS
9 and 60, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each $40
So and 65, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each 80
g. and 79, being the 3D. and 4th drawn Nos. each 90
- and r. being the 18th and 5th; or 29 and 20,
being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, &c
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. . ~ Caivert.st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02

G3-SHERlFFALTY. Messrs. Editors-You will
please announce to our fellow citizens the name of
ALEXANDER A. KENNARD, ESQ as the good and
true candidate of the friends of "Nstive American"
principles for the important office of SHERIFF of
Baltimore city. The energy and patriotism of Mr.
Kennard ente him to the warm esteem and cordial
support of every true American hand and heart.
MANY VOTERS.
0L- accept of the above nomination, and solicit
the support of my friends and the voters generally
a29-te ALEXANDER A. KENNARD,
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fh5- r.. s. FRYER, GENERAL IMPORTER
Of French & German LOOKING GLASS Plates,
which will be sod by wholesale and retail, low as
any Importer in this or any other city
GLIDING done in all its varieties-such as Portrait,
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNICES Of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-silt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
yield No. L NORTH GAY STREET.