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Notice.
.EDUBL1C Notice is hereby given that appli.
IL cation will be made 10 the next Leeislu.
ture, to declare Shaw's Creek public high.
way, and 10 prevent distractions TO The free
navigation thereof. 90
July 80 atm: - l27.ss e.
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o. We are authorized to announce
M. GRAHAM, Esq, as candidate for
Ordinary of Edsefeld Dis,rict, a, the
next election.
Feb. z 2 I,
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.CARRIAG MAXI SlVG: !:

AOfA1e1e LAW iIt1 A1A; u SSlHW ss.'s
NlHE Subscribers respectfully inform
Il their friends and the public generally,
that3tliey are carrying on the ),
-,.zzCARRLAGE MIXING BUSINESS,
in all lis branches, atatte old stand near
POttersuille, where they are fully prepared
for doing all kinds ofSworl in their line,
with neatness and despatch, aud al prices
10 suit The times. They; feel thankful for
past favors, and hope by constant assiduityz
and strict attention to business, 10 merit
liberal share of their patronage.
q. MITCHELL,
L. HILL. Ss,s5.2
July 2 II 90
P. S. Wagon work and all kinds Of
Blacksmithing done at the customary pri-
ces. nj g. H.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that application
lV will be made to the Legislature at its.next
session, to declare Rocky Spring Creek, in
Lexington District, navigable stream.
August 20 If 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22

Busy BeeS.-In the island Of Cuoa hoes
are kept wilh grea, success. They are
no. enervated by the warmth and peren-
NAL fruilfulness of the climate, but work
on, accumula,ing stores, thonsh there is
10 be no winter in which they will be
wanted. Many of the Cubons have hun
dreds of swarms. All the owners do IS
furnish hives, which only requires them
to cut large hollow tree into pieces three
feet long. and laying them down upon
sheds, to faslen stick through the centre
upon which they. begin TO build. 2. Inc
hives swarm frequently, and all are, as we
said, trained to thorough industry, and
their industry is abnndanily rewarded a.
mong the fragrant Belle Flowers. When
a hive is full of honey, the bees seal tup
at both ends, and go 10 another: so that
lhe planter has only TO take away The rich
stores from the deserted dwellings ;'.for as
there is no winter, The bees are always
laying up and never consuming.
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LIST OFF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Office a, Edge
field e. II. on The 3Oth Of September lS45,.
which if not taken out before The 3lsl Of
December, will be sent 10 the Post Office
Department, as dead letters.
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q Public Notice is hereby5
given. that application will be made 10
the Legislature Of South Carolina al ia
next session, to repeal the aAci to ii,cor. I
pora,e the Village Of EdgefeId. . /; :s
September 3 If 80!
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Notice.

Notice. 559f s
"A PPLlCATlON5 will be made to stt,es
"a Legislalnresof South Carolina, at its
next session 10 grant a Charter sior "a
Raal Road, from Edgefeld Cour,: Houss
TO point al or near Aiken or Hamburg.
September 3 tfSS. 9s5S L ESss = l;sssf !5$a
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Teras.-President Jones has this year
introduced the culture of tobacco upon his
farm in this neighborhood. He has six
acres in cultivation; two Of which are
from the Cuba seed. The experiment has
succeeded well. One heavy cutting was
sometimes siuce taken from the field. HE
expects to get three icul,ings during the
season. The quality Of the leaf is said to
be good.-Registcr.
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New Sugar.-The New Orleans Pic
ayuue of the 4lh inst. says-The editor
Of tho ST. Marlinsvile Creole has been
shown sample Of This years sugar, man
nfactured on the plantation of Valerlan
Martin, Of the Parish of Lafayette. Its
of fair qaulity, and will command a good
price. Mr.. Marian commenced sugar
making since the 20lh ult., aud Ieports his
whole crop as ready for milling.
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Notice.:

$ hereby given thai application will beS
Il made al thelnext sitting Of the Legis.
lature 10 make public road, of The road
leding from the Eve notch To- M oors, road -
July 3m "a
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24
PRICE ONE GENE
SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FROM 40 8 BAYS eg ns1s
" CHARGE MADE. Apply to DR.. JOIL5sEEsss
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where nap We
tanned the speedy remedy for Gonoryhfga, fERss
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the LE4n, ~
fecons of the Kidneys, and every other aylsy&asst
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation OF .sr -GsHrr.
ges of this seasc, wheR from neglect 10 c0Rsas.
sklu physician, or from ignorant and improYsE:r5s
ment, the constitutional symptoms make I'll csr a411o"
ancctie throat becomes liberated, the ,sts,s..
ed nocturnal pains IN the head and limbs 5iE2rahss "
sight, deafness, the bones affected, hOtches Sa7t{s
head, face and extremties, progressing wishEsgt4
full rapidly till at last the palate of tie moai:t " sy,
noyCd, the bones of the decay and fan ~
victim OF tins horrd disease become an Objeci 0i scg
until the last scene Of The drama winds up aai 5rEdi.
drops the curtain by huTrying the unhappy paiSeBA
an untimely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured ~ d
certain pemicious practice may soon res .area
perfect health by apply ing TO DR. Johnson eithts y1gt
sonally OF by letter. Or. j. has fern cases lhal X.e
sufficient to appal the heart and harrow up the sos
OF all who we've not used TO the observation al ss5
terrible sights.
Should this meet The eye of any who are su4trs,s
from the above affection, let them ly mmedztsh4 70.
Dr. Johh'ton VINO stands ready 10 relieve Their Gs.B
from his extensive practice III the first HOSpt.rss sf,
Europe and An erica he guarantees "A speedy CRrr.
matter how bad the case may be.
II is proper here 10 observe that DR.. JoHsBHtsb IL
not al present engaged in the practice of meaai5n.
through pecunlary necessityhe having, By TIA ssr
cease OF relative, fallen heir fortune-Ags 2.sar
an ardent desire 10 beneht his suffering c'i;cp asae
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan, oil insS gfs
wounds. and particularly TO relieve thusS GtGgy s.Es
from disease for which the world feels no y%sT.-
Again II must be remembered that the Olesa &c l.ss
Johnston i'll offering his services for the relief o. ss-
mscriea OF mankind, is notthrough pccunasy Es2s,
sity. Hence charge will in any case be Easis SKA
less the Patient is cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS On the Eve, saUc9y faa
for Squirting Cataract &c Also those for Defs-ruSrr
of the Limb, such Club Foot, SC, perfoYras5 NJ
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, the right hand side of N. PfeSh,rir.
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from g,
corner. Observe the name.
G13-Advce to the Poor GRATIS.
All LETTERS must be PAID. bES
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

EXCITEMENT IN NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.
A large public meeting, says the Lynchburg
Virginian, has been held at Parkersburg, in
Wood county, to take into consideration the
recent acton of the Legislature of Virginia,
upon the application Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Company, for the right of way
for their road through this State The meet
ing was addressed by Gen. John J. Jackson,
the late delegate from that county, in rather
inflammatory speech, in the course of which
he denounced the action of the Legislature as
"tyiannical, oppressive, and unheard of in the
history of legislation" He said "the time had
arrived when forbearancc ceased to be virtue,
and he called upon his fellow citizens to take
the matter into their own hands, to investigate
it calmly and dispassonately, and to vindicate
their incontestible and undeniablo rights" A
series of resolutions were reported by COM
mittee, (Which are not published,) but their
consideration was postponed to future meet
ing, on the ground that collaboration in coun-
sci was as important as energy and promptness
in action" and as cit was desirable that there
should be concerted movement of all interest
ed -
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

CONSTITUTIONS, COUGHS, COLDS, AND q IN
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, SPlrTlHG &Nt
BLOOD, &c.
~ X. TYLER. corner of East Baltinafe Ipg
AGs High streets, Baltimore, has made asIns 20
ments with the agent in Boston TO be for the f1snat
supplied with Mrs. NJ. N. Gardner's INDIAN aas.-
SAM OF LIVERWORT AND HOAkHOUSFs, AZ
article that has gained great reputation IN ala lAY-
New England states, for the cure of all the ghs,ss
complaints, its efficacy stands unrivaled-the sse,a,
sive calls for it i'll the cities of New York and rsss
delphia, has induced the proprietor to appoins ssnys
in those cities also A. b. s ID. Sands of New i ksSs
Frederick Brown, Philadelphia. This intsl in ats-.
Basam is doing wonders all those afflicted ane p,
commended without fail TO give il trial. r. es =.
cents per bottle
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltinoy ms.
High sis. Baltimore, and K. S. PATTERSON, ygls,.-
ngton, d. c., and by most of the Druggists in MAR
land and the District of Columbia rsNNI
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ASAp CASE. The New York correspon

A SAD CASE. The New York correspon-
dent of the Boston Bee says,-"A great excite
ment has been created in fashionable circle,
by the discovery that wealthy person of this
city, who has been paying his addresses to a
wealthy young lady for more than a year past
has in the mean time accomplished her ruin,
and now refuses the only reparation in his pow.
er-the promised alliance. The brother of the
young lady is raving i'll consequence, and with
pair of pistols has searched the city for the Of
fender, who was secretly conveyed to Long
Island by friend on Saturday night, and by
this mornings train probably made tracks for
Boston,"
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well enough, but it will be time enough to at

well enough, but il will be time enough to at
tend to that when the debts are paid.
There may he saving of present eIpen-
SEES, az ! have already stated, by dimin-
ishrg The legislative expenses, and e1- - -.
penses Of State officers, $ot,o,B W
The i,dicia, e,penses 20 900 w
To college and colonization expo ses 3l9si u
Making pretty fair item of Sll,2sl 81
Instead of giving 90 or IS 900 dollars to
these clerks in Baltimore, and taxing them
$500 piece, give them $4,000 and let the rest
remain in the hands of the people TO enable
them TO pay their debts.
| see that aCOmmittte oil the
legislature estimate, that
BY the acts Of the last egis-
latuie they shall receive ,
from taxes on execu,sn,
&c, SO,toO
Taxes on nheritances, 10000
>tAmp Act taxes, 10000
But as to this they will probably be mis-
taken, for have no confidence in the validity
of any of these acts, nor in the willingness OF
freemen TO submit TO the in ustice of such kind
of legislation After property has been once
taxed as property, to tax it a second time, un-
der the pretencc of taking part of an execu-
tors commissions, and then taxing il third
time, in the hands Of the heirs, under the name
of taxing inheritances, is one of those outrages
upon human rights to which men OF ndepend-
ence will not be very likely to submit, uncon-
stitutional and void as the whole proceedings
undoubtedly are.
The realtruth is, nothing has been done eff
fectually to redeem the credit Of the state, by
the late General Assembly, but much to de-
press it. The efforts to increase the revenue
have resulted in nothing but the passage of
few acts, so extremely offensive and unjust, az
must beyond all controversy most essentially
impair public confidence. Not only has the
legislation been directed against the prosperity
of Baltimore, and in mode most offensive to
business men, but its inhabitants are now
ia inted and insulted by prominent partizans
and presses in other parts of the state. And
to cap the climax, few worshippers of power,
| who have got their hands pretty deep into the
public treasury, or who are trying to do so, are
| found in this city to justify the outrages, and
add to the insu. to our people. But the press
an independent press-wll be firm citadel
agains, attacks With your permission will
! speak once more. Ben FRANKLIN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

81 NHh REWARD. Ran away ff0as Itfs
" wv subscriber, living near Uppfg N,rY1
borough, Prince Georges county, Maryland, sr ig;
lNl Instant, negro boy HENSON JOHNSON, DC uss.
nve ieet seven inches high light copper color, b ,o
little pted from being poisoned; the under s,,sl IS
one OF his great toes is cut off; eighteen ysars -
age; his clothes, when he left home, CONSISTED ~
brown boxcoat cassnet pantaloons striped Sbi7,f ~
may change them, as he has other clothing, Z! ~ yu
babe he may be in Washington Geergeto1 ,. Jshi-r
he is very well acquainted | will give IL IN, ;zra
dollars If taken in this county fifty in the Dissrti ~
Columbia or the adjoining counties aud one mar 6'ptG
dollars if taken in any other state In either gtst "
must he secured, so that may get him again.
te5-f WILLIAM j. BE1TS
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If ssa.-n FOR ANNAPOLIS, casv.

81 saaa~u FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAsEa
Ryrsre1skhSsz BRIDGE and EASTON The sttesItsef
isszH1fiaK- MARYLAND having undergone A ~
rough repair, and very handsome Improvement hls;,
III hull and machinery will resume her regular sx~ng
10 the above places, commencing TJESGlaE
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore frces iSp
lower end of Dugan's wharf at O'Clock OF egerg.
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter for ADaneaas
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on e~r:r-
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b. way Oh Gar
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CIES7ERTOWN cnd CENTRE VIrEE
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she will 60 80 C,rss
tertown and back, leaving Baltimore at oc3ota AMT
continue the above until further notice.
mhl4 LEMUEI. G.. TAYIkNU
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CURE FOR WORMS,


A SAFE and effectaa remedy for this dis,rrIa5sgs
~ complaint in children viii be found in Hh3.
LoCk'S WORM CANDY, which is Offered 10 ahs
pubic as an improved and agreeable mode Of saAsg
the most valuable medicines used by physicians " 10
stfoy and expel Worms from the human system Taa
most trequent symptoms Of VOTES are picking 90 sts-
nose, paleness of the counenance, grinding ~ ~
teeth during sleep, f9d breath, variable app s'as
acrld quotations, and pains in the stomach, dry seA
emaeiaton of the body, and sometimes cosvssesss:-
nts. When these symptoms are exhibited "a GfssS-
dren, rest assured they have worms, and as sssat.
give l1alock's Worm Candy-the medicines eona >si.
ing which such every physician approves "a
and is in the daily practice of recommending; se5ss
presented in this form the most ready mode &c III
mnisterng TO children. Each package conaing hfeS~
rolls of Caniyeach roll being distinct pre- pgznssnr
to be given at intervals. Price l2a cents.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
ISRAEL J. GRAHAME'a
Drug and Chemical Store
N. z. Corner Of Baltimore and Eutas-
Irz- Where also may be had, Hallock's imPrsT'as5
CASTOR OIL CANDY, or easy mode Of gsssls7
Castor Oil TO children.
Nh Special care given to the MEDICAL Paxs.
| SCRIPTlON business. isLSI
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ny-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN s. BAL1I.
III ORE CLIPPER ia furnished to subscribers, by
hl carriers at only sir and quarter cents per week
payable tine Carriers only at the end of each week.
The Clipper Will also be sent, by mall to distant
suhecribsr at the rate OF Fow Dollars per yearpay
able, always in advance.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT. The following was
adopted at special meeting of the Baltimore
United Fire Department, held at the City Hall,
March 6, 1915:
Whereas, the City Councils, by their Joint
resolution passed during the present session,
have
s'Resolved, that the Presidents and Treasur-
ors Of the several different Fire Companies re-
port to the Councils as early as practicable, the
amount of moneys received by each for the
years 1910, 1871, 1912, 1913, and 1874, inclu-
sive-how much is annual, and how much is
special appropriations amount of expen-
dtures of each company, specifying the items,
and exhibiting the vouchers for the same in all
cases"
And whereas, the several Fire Companies at
tachcd to this Department are DESTROYS that the
result Of such enquiry shall be fully made
known TO the public, therefore,
Resolved, by the Baltimore United Fire De-
partment, that the City Councils be- and they
are hereby respectfully requested to have the
result of said enquiry-that is to say, the a.
mount of moneys received from the city by
each company, for the years 1910, ls4l, ls42
1913, and 1914, ncusive--how much is annual
and how much is special appropriations, anC
the amount of expenditures of each company
in each year, during the period aforesaid, il
their laudable efforts to maintain the efficiency
of the Fire Department, spread upon theil
journal and published as a part Of their pro-
ceedings
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TIN IhUs OF Itss MAKE sIuaft--If an adVeTUsIn'ht
exceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
insertion
N3-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
daily, is published every Saturday morning. at the low
price Of 81 90 per annum.
0- All papers cent by mail, are hscostinuedths day
en- which the advance payment expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

A FATAL Folly. A foreign journal states
that fatal duel lately took place at Frankfort,
under the following circumstances: A young
partner in mercantile house, NJ. Kuppenberg,
81 years of age, conducting young lady home
from church, in slippery weather, gave her his
arm She slipped and fell, Notwithstanding
his support, and an officer of dragons, chanc-
ing to be walking behind, INDUCED in smile at
the disaster. kuppenberg, finding reason for
offence in the officers amusement, challenged
him the next day. Lavalette, the dragoon,
refused to fight for such trihc, but offered to
apologize to the lady, which he did, on the
same night, at ball. The lady, however, re-
piled that the account was to be settled with
MIR. Kuppenberg, not with her, and the result
of this silly lack of sense and feeling was the
death of the officer, and an almost mortal
wound to her champion. They fought with
pistols, and MIR. koppenberg received a ball in
his stomach, of which he lay dangerously ill
at the last accounts. Mr. Lavalette was shot
through the neck and died Immediately.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-24

WATER SroUTs. The Rev. Isaac Anderson,
in letter published in the Murfteesboro' Tel
egraph, Tenn, states that on the evening Of
the 9th of July last, not less than one hundred
water spouts descended from the clouds upon
Chilawee mountain, and that the water from
each spout fell with such momentum as to force
its way into the earth ten or twelve feet, and
tear out large channel in its way down the
mountain, carrying with it rocks, trees and
roots, and depositing then at the base of the
mountlin.
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tFor the American Republican,
To tie Hon. Jacob e.. DIARIES:

Unless mistake the signs of the times, the
time is at hand when the people Of Maryland in
contradistlnction from the politicians, must take
the management of public affairs into their own
hands, or expose themselves to lasting injury.
We have tried the Democrats, and we have
tried the Wings, and their measures turn out
to be six of one and half dozen of the 9TH
or. now propose that we try the American
Republicans, or in other words, the people.
BY the Treasurer's Report to the Legislature
] notice that it appears, that
The annual demand "a he estimates II
upon the Treasury of the State is $S9Q,l5 40
The demand is for the following claims
as class then:
Expenses of the Legislature,
the State officers, sum
estimated for contingent
cies, and small! sum of
$1,000 for the militia, 9i0l $50 %
Expenses of the Judiciary, 49, $40 0e
Amount paid for COLOMBIA
ton and Colleges, 81 ,2st q
Amount paid for pensions,
Common Schools, and the
Deaf and Dumb, 47,40G o.
Amount to he paid for T0bac
co houses, $1,000 90
- 2a4,sl7 81
Amount Of annual nteresI
the State debi, 65o 34i w
SsaO,l5 43
II also appears that the estimated annual
income by the Treasurer's estimates is S740 100 DC
This amount is to be derived from the
following sources:
income from State property,
fines, and exports, 500, 200 90
Taxes on business, such az Ii
censes, auctiOneering du-
ties, protests, &C., l24,so0 90
Taxes on property and ia
come, including the speci-
Gc TAX for Colonization of
ell 0oV, 4ll,coo 90 ..o..o
Showing deficiency of in
come TO meet the expenses .
Of l50,l56 40
-
81
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-15
COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

We are glad 10 see the subject Of county
take 90 well with the people, y
svinces . right spirit amongst the democracy
il shows that they feel proud Of the laure's "
have already won, and are anxious % wres'h
their bfows with fresh and additional once.
They have gallant aud proud foe 70 contend
against. whose motto ia .beaten but not con-
ouered." Let each Justices. beat hold i's
meetings and send US up full delegation a.
March Court, and, if,he wings have not already
exOeriensed ii, we will in November next give
Them some Of The feelings Napoleon erjoyeo e
=, he battle Of Waterloo Let each democrat
n bea, call upon his fellow Democrat g =,
lend the district meeting, -trans'nse ~ -
enthusiasm into the bosom Of his fellows ans
The whole PhalaLx Of democracy will move q
tremendously.
rTsiuce writing The abo' come friends nav
though. The l1s, Monday in March too early
lne,;od %. Ire Convention. Any time vii ~
4 us. all We ask is long pull, q strong pull ana
pull altogether.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-15

and d,.ebs, ,hr ID a " W. p<Ss'ss s'j's"y'--
90 v,s,sIy ,asn,iss'sd - y hss Doe" "a '"' "ss
.s.,., vii ,,o,s 'hs'.'es"hss'''y 'ss''os, "s
,,...,,,s,,os !. Md ,4sss, 20 bssv'tsd whss
.,s, ,hsw hv,no, y ssp'|es y dss'ss'--'s' .
A., mo tse4smsn,s' pdssp's = thai ls'''s'"so..
,hs, ne People sss ,bs'' o~u 's'sr' e. NV y
vim ,sp,sme. snd not 70 y d''w"sso ~" y
~. .,s,,,s,y dss,s,,os d any one man. o. s"y
40, Of NEIL VIVA. eouM BE- : more p'ps0's +"
o,.,,oo Of that principle. the" shs dissent o. ~
senate from The Annexation" 'e'o'o'o"' ' ~
os.,ed bv .,he more immediate representative
Of the pscpt'