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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

Sh3-MORE PROOF. The following proof is .
nong many received by the proprietor Of GOULEY'S
VEGETABLE BlTTERS, Of the great importance OF
his Medicine in eradicatng from the system the dis
eases with which all less liable to be at-
tlctGd. BALTIMORE, August 9Th, le4o.
Mr.. L. GOuIey-Dear Sir This is to certify, that
having used your nra uable M dicne for the Rheu-
malism [ have received an entire cure. Towards the
close of the year 1913, much afflicted with the
rheumatism and severe pains pervadng the whole
system; the entire loss of appetite, sc. | was so
much enteebled by the disease that was unable 10
do days work Having seen your advertisement, l
was Induced to purchase some of your "Vcgetabe
Bitters" and had not used half dozen bottles be
fore coald attend to my work usual, and my APP
petite and health were completely restored. TINS
happy result | believe to have been produced solely
by your 'Vegeahle Bitters," and am therefore hap
py in hesg enabled to give you this certificate, which
you are al liberty 10 use as you think fit.
Your grateful and OBJ servant,
JesEPH MYARs, No l4i McHenry 81.
State Of Mryiand- City Of Baltimore 10 wit:
On this 10Th day Of September, l845, before me the
subscriber, Justice of the Peace, in and for the Guy
aforesaid personally appears Joseph Myars, and
made oath on the Holy Evangely of Almighty God
that the above statement signed by him is true as
therein stated. Sworn before
ALEX. A. KENSARD, Justice Of the Peace
Gouey's Vegetable BitLers are for sale at 80 Balu
more street. II
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EXCURSIONS FOR To-Day, To-day being the ever
memorable Twelfth of September, the annivcrS1-
rs Of the Ba'tlc OF North Point it will, hereto
fore, he celebrated by citizens in becoming man.
Among other means Of enjoying the day, the fol
lowing several excursions have been proposed, which
will doubtless all lie well attended.
The Eagle artillery, under the command of Capt,
Kane, will embark at O'Clock this momAg from
the wharf at the intersection oil Light and Pratt ss,
in the safe and comlnodiuus steamer Columbia, for
an eIcarson to Annapolis, where, after receiving on
board the invited guests, they will proceed TO the
place selected fer the Target firing Every thing has
been done by the commlttee of arrangement to make
it pleasantap and agreeable excursion. 1t willie seen
by the advertisement that bar ciH be open board
the boat.
The Som of Temperance Of Good Samaritan Diyi-
sion No, D, have chartered the safe and pIcasan t
steamer sydney for excursion to Annapolis, and
will leave Light st. wharf at u O'Clock, stopping at
the County wharf going and returning. Eminent
speakers have been engaged for the OCCASION and a
rich treat Isny he expected by those DESTROYS of pa
tronzing this excursion.
For the Battle Ground. Those Ofthe cold Defend
ers" who cannot make it convenient to visit Wash
ington day with The ASSOCIATIONS will have OPP
pOrunIty OF spending the day together on the Dat
tie Ground at North Point. The steamer Gov. w al
colt will make two trips leaving Light-st wharf at
O'Clock, m. and O'Clock, p M. See advertisement.
The Trip TO WGskinston. In consideration of the
low price for the round trip, the excursion Wash
ington will doubtless be participated in by large
number of our citizens, independent OF the cold De
fcnders." The fare is but el.50 with the privilege OF
staying until Monday morning
The NATIONAL BLUES Grand Exhibition Of Fire
Works. This excellent company, under the com
mand of Captain Pickell, will give grand exhibition
of Fire Works this evening at the Columbian Gar
dens East Baltimore-st. They have, at heavy ex-
pense, secured the services OF Mr.. A. Martini the eel
ebrated PyrotecAnist of Philadelphia who will super
intend the entire exhibition. II s that occa-
sion is afforded to the citizens of Baltimore witness
splendid exhibition in Pytoiecncs this will
be. The pieces advertised, with the exception ofwo,
were exhibited not long since i'll Philadelphia and N.
York, and excited universal admiration and astonsh-
nent the wonderful combinations which, in the per
teclion of the art be formed through the combus
ton of several substances, and the same time produce
such beautiful and magnificent results. The Pyramid
of Col0Ied Stars is one OF the most gorgeous and
splendid exhibitions that Witnessed, and il,
ofisef remarkably beautiful and unique that none
lose the opportunity which will be given this evening
to Judge Of il for themselves fewtickets have been
left at this Office fer sale.
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HoLLIDAY-sT. THEATRE. TINS house har L.-. ..,ii
attended during the week by fashionable audiences
who are quite lavish in their praise Of the excellent
company now playing there. The tragedy of the ''Br-
dap and the farce Of the ''Young Scamp" the At
fractions for to- night.
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Co.'S HERIFFALTY.-TO THE VOTERS OF
BALTIMORE CITY. In offering myself as Can.
ddate for the Office of Sheriff, shou be so fortunate
as to obtain your suhfrages at the ensuing election,
promise to fulfill all the duties appertaining To said of
flee with fidelity and punctuality. Having served as
Deputy ror the last five years, will be enabled to
give general satisfaction,
se4-e- LORIN N. DECKER.
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g7- DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1914.

G5- DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1914.
The Association OF the Defenders of Baltimore in
1914, having al their last annual meeting resolved u
spend their ensuing anniversary in the city Of Wash
ugton, ID. C., the Associate will in front of the
City Hall on FRIDAY MORNING, 18th Sept. inst,
at half past o'cIock-the line will be formed at
O'clock and proceed directly to Fayette street, he
tween Holiday and Gay-ss., where they will receive
a splendid Banner, to, be presented to them by the
Ladies of Baltimore Immediately after receiving
the Banner, the line of march will he taken up for
the purpose of proceeding the Cars, Pratt street.
near the Three Tuns Tavern for the city of Washing
ton. 90 The Cars are expected to start at about
O'Clock, M each Car for the accommodation of
the Defenders win be designated by an American flag.
sel0-3t A. MlLTENBERGEk, Chief Marshal.
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Nj ARRIED

On the Hin inst. by The Rev J. G. Hammer, JoHN
NJ. GARDNER, U. 5. Navy, to HARRIET WEST, voung
est daughter of the late James Stone, all of this civ
On the 9th inst by the Rev Thos. Atkinson JCuN
DuER Jr to HENRIETTA DORSEY, daughter of the late
Andrew Adgate. of this city.
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I3- SHERIFFALTY. Having announced myself,
at the urgent solicitation of a number of friends
candidate for the Shertialty the ensuing election,
take this opportunity OF stating to my fellow citizens
that it is NOT my intention TO Withdraw from the can
vaSs, but that still candidate for their SURFACES.
srIl-d JAMES o, LAW.
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HGf- sHERIFFALTY. This is to inform my friends
and the public that am still CANDIDATE for The
office of SHERIFF at The ensuing election, and if
elected shall endeavOr to discharge The duties thereof
faithfully and mparaly, and that it is not my inten-
ton to withdraw from the canvass as has been indus.
triousy reported, but shall await the issue through the
ballot box.
sed.eotlslO Isl GEO. S. EICHELBERGER.
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90 TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF BAL
TIMORE. The undersigned takes The liberty of Of
fering himself as an Independent Candidate for the
office of Sheriff at the ensuing election, and respect
fully socits the support of his friends and the public
generally. [se4-te] JOHN MITCHELL.
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MILITARY AND CITIZENS DRESS BALL. Mr.. Chas
i. Spies will give one Of his agreeable Military and
Citizens Dress Balls, this evening at Central HAIL.
and from his acknowledged ability and taste in such
matters, pleasant time may be confidently anticpat-
ed,
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SroRMIN VIRGINIA. The Warrenton Times
says that that portion of Fauquier county, Va,
which lies between Auburn and Prince Will
liam line, was visited, on Monday before last,
by the sevcrest storm which has occurred with
in the last fifty years. For two hours the rain
fell as it was never seen to fall before, accom-
panied by wind truly terrific. The water
seemed to lay inches deep over the whole sur
face of the earth, Much damage was sustain,
ed. The roads and newly ploughed fields were
washed in deep guIlies; the corn levelled to the
ground; the woods strewcd with fallen trees
But the greatest mischief was done to fencing;
on every hill it was Frustrated by the wind; in
every valley swept away by the rushing tor
rents On some farms it will require week S
work TO rebuild il.
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER s. co. }

TO. H0ihuay E, BALTIC. J
A GENTS fol- the sale of Tickets and Packages
kM in I'll the lotteries row drawing by State au-
thOritv. Md. State Lolteres-S3O,O O S250OO, Sl5,-
OpQ, Slp,0UO-capilals now ~ the whee drawing
DRAWINGS commence THIS DAY, and every week
day throughout the present anu ensuing months, I'M
der The superntendence of Jas. HARDWOOD and Thos.
X. Carroll, ESgrs., Commissioners of Loter s.
Ciliz&ns and strangers in town are invited TO call
and try their tuck at this Office where the selection of
fortunate ticket package may secure an indcpen-
den for lire.
Orders from abroad should be carefully directed to
JAMES FLETCHER Il CO.. baltimore, Md.
81 Agents for the Managers,
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Resolution passed unanimously b. the Con'th''''''
"ResoIrGd, That As Native Americans, we are 'li',
tue friends OF Rttorm-thlt We go for rerchchns ~
eXtravagant expenditures of the pubic money
er by the state general governm"ht-lne app'i,"n
of all useless Offices. and The correction OF an npu,es
Of the elective franchise and naturalization laws
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l3-LEVEE I9th SEPTEMBER, |. o. o. r.
The following notice is published for the guidance of
those attending the Levee:
Carriages taking in or leaving company, will stand
with the horses heads towards Gay street Bridge, in
single llRe.
The doors of the Hall will be opened ut O'Clock,
P. NJ, for the reception of company. The ceremo-
mes will commence at O'Clock By order,
II VIM. BAY LEY, Chairman.
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n3-GREAT BARGAINS AT HAIRLESS

03- GREAT BARGAINS AT HAIRLESS. Fresh
supply of Jewelry, Combs, Brushes, Cutlery, Sprcta
cles, and FANCY GOODS generally, by wholesale
and retail, at very reduced prices There is perfect
clut of goods at this establishments and he is deter
mined To run off the stock astonishing low prices,
to meet the views OF his numerous customers. Re-
member the Store is 81 on BALTIMORE STREET,
four doors east of Holiday st.-(perpetual motion in
the windows.) [seIl-3t"l WIN. G. HARRIS.
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90 SHERIFFALTY. To the Voters of Baltimore
City. The undersigned respectfully informs 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. [se2-2wl ARCHIBALD G. RlDGELY.
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RTBBONS! RIBBONS!
RENJNoJIN CRANE
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 3 NORTH GAY STREET.

THIRD DOOR FROM BALTIMoRE-ST.
lMfssE, Having leased that popular Puplic House.
EE:,J located As above, in the central, healthy and
EH,i, business part Of the city, and having had it
EHlItiA thoroughly ovcrhaued, renovated and par
tally m0deinzed also furnished from the first to the
other Furniture. will piu1aren On nn1 ,nar ,ho
18Th INST 10 receive and accommodate permanent and
transient BO.fRDERS, by the day, week, month"; or
single meal.
The Table will be in keeping with the times, and
shperintended in person by Mrs. WRIGHT.
Terms and charges in all cases shall be moderate
Transient guests will only pay for what then receive
The BAR will be attended by an oh!ising ana atten
tive Bar-keeper, and stocked with as good liquors
fancy drinks, Segars of all descriptions Chewing To
bacco, &c, as this Or any other city in the Union can
AFFORD As IL is the intention and earnest desire of the
Proprietor TO make this establishment as comfortable
IN all respects as possible, f not rs fashionable as
others o higher prctenliOns) he therefore resp ctuy
solicts his friends, acquaintances and the public to
give him call and judge for themselves, assuring
them that no exerton on his part to please shall be
neglected. Respectfully, | am the public's ohedent
servant, JOHN r. WRIGHT, Proprietor,
Washington House, No. SIN. Gay street,
sel2-eolm Near Market-st,, Baltimore, Md.
n UCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELTXIR OF
NJ LOVE. tits a so ereign and speedy cure Tor
lncpient Consumption, Barrenness Obs,uic,ion dif
fcult or painful transformations Incontinence of Urine
or involuntary discharge thereof and for general pros
raon of the system. neither the result of inherent
causes or produced by rresularity illness raccident
III pleasant TO the taste, ans positively sure in its
operations in lncorrhGa or Whites Its unrivalIed re
putatoh IN Dot nisphees, is the result of its al
most supernatural virtues.
Let no one despair! Nothing can be more s,lrpris
ing Than lis invigoratng elecs on the human frame
Persons a cted with weakness and lassitude before
taking IT, at once become robust and full of energy
under lis influence 1t immediat " c0unteraets the
nerveessness or ioOseness of the female amc which
is The only cause of barrenness and which prior TO
DR.. Mangns discovery, was considered 10 be lncura-
Bile. Language. indeed cannot do justice to the me
tits of the LUCINA CORDL4L, which is regarded
by the heads OF the Faculty of the most i'm.
portant discoveries Of the age.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, cor of Baltimore and
High sis: ROBERTS II ATKINSO' corner of GAN
over and Baltimore SITS; and ] Nj. LAROQUE, conner
of Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
Price So per bottle.
QI3- Purchasers, to avoid being imposed upon will
please remember that the name LUClNA CORUI AL
| STAMPED on the glass OF each bottle, stiD
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YENHE RUN OF LUCK AT SCHOOLFIEt.D G.
III CO.'S Is UNPRECEDENTED-no day pass
as that some of the good prizes not sold by them
Ihey sold yesterday to Nos. "a So - prize OF $1,000
and Nos IS 40 IS n prize of $3.50, both sold in the
city.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class 3, drawn
Sept. IL. lowe st prize "a, are:
SO 10 70 "a So 50 80 40 5 81 50 7 40 %
Draws TO-DAY, the splendid scheme of Md.
Consolidated Lottery, ex. class a.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
pnze of $1,000 prize of slOi2
1900 {" 600
800 800 SC.
Tickets SO; halves Sli; quarters IS; eighths 81 cts
Draws TOMORROW, the beautiful little Lottery
for the hene6t Of the Frederick Femal Seminary,
Capital piize $4,000. Whole tickets only 81; halves
so cents; quarters IS cents. In which >rhoolfeld &
CO. will sell on Certificate packages Of % whole tick
cts for only SIS halves $50; quarters 1915, and
eghihs only yt.S7
For the fortunate numbers address
SCHOOhFlELD Il CO.,
No. Calvert street,
III First office from Baltimore street.
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DC Please announce GEO. GORDON BELT, Esq.
candidate for the city Shertldlty at the next cleo
ton. seSte BALTlMORE.
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NATIVE AMERICAN BADGE. We have received
from MIR. Chas A. Hieckley, No. 1904 Baltimorest.
small and exceedingly neat satin badge, having OH it
a representation of the Monument erected over the
remains Of Mr.. George ShitIer who killed in the
Kcnsingtou riots in Philadelphia, on the 24th of Jan
ulry, la44, while noby defending the American Flag
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NEW I'M pORTATIONS. BY the the ships
~ Pocahsntas, Scotia and Warren from Liyerpool
and Alabama and Francis the ist from Havre we
have receiyedand now open ed the l. ARG EST STOCK
and GREATEST VARIETY we have ever offered
the whole selected within the last ninety days con
seQuenty we are enabled to show the latest styes-
II is needless TO enunerate the different articles suf
flee it say they embr.ce ali such as are adaptsd tn
HOUSEKEEPING. We would however, call the
attention of those in want of the newest style Of Gilt
of which we have a great variety. We have also n
splendid lot of ENGRAVlNGS; most of which are
new subjects, not before presented TO the public Our
stock Of Plated GOODS is very extensive and of
new palt rms. So also with our TEA TRAYS and
WATERS, which cannotb surpassed. In the Ivory
TABLE CUTLERY department, the assortment and
quality are of the best, some of which we had ex-
pressy made TO with silver forks The new style
of FRENCH TENDERS, as al.o Tongs and Shovels
IL match, is rich and beautiful Wemust also call at
ton TO new patterns of britannia Damask Metal
Ware. The assoItments Of French FANCY CHINA
such Al cups and saucers, Vases, Candestcks Per.
fumcry Bottles, &c. &c. are alss rich and new The
French Fancy Department, such as Tables Baskets
Gard Trays, Workstands, Fire Screens &C. embraces
nearly every thing desire. Added to which
our extensive GLIDING and LOOKING GLASS
DEPARTMENT, with Lamps, Chandeliers, Lustres
Candeabras, &c. all ct our own manufacture, makes
our stock more general than be found in any one
other establishment in the United States and which
we invite purchasers to examine and prove for them
Selves promising TO offer goods low they can
be had elsewhere. CARtSS & SCHULTZ
ScI2-4t No. 1913 and lao Baltimore-st,
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05-S HERIFFALTY. Messrs. Editors-You will
please announce to our feow-cilizens the name of
ALEXANDER A. KENNARD. Esq. as the good and
true candidate of the friends of "Natlve American"
principles, for the important office of SHERIFF of
Baltimore city. The energy and patriotism of Mr.,
Kennard entitle him to the warm esteem and cordial
support of every true American hand and heart.
MANY VOTERS.
$GF- accept Of the above nomination, and solicit
the support of my friends and the voters generally
a29te ALEXANDER A, KENN ARD.
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Native AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR CONGRESS-.
JOHN MckiM DUNCAN.

FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
DAVID TAYLOR,
JOSEPH BRECK,
JOHN {. HOLLAND,
DAVID PARR,
ISAIAH BAhDERSTON.
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TIE DAY. The 18th of September is de-
seryedly COMMUNICATED as the anniversary OF
the day on which our ctizensoldiers ioiled the
foreign foe in the demonstration" upon our
city, and disappointed his fond anticipatons OF
getting possession of the ''beauty and booty"
of Baltimore. Those who are cid enough to re-
member the scenes of September, 1914, when
the
'Rockets red glare-bombs bursting in air."
were familiar sights to the citizens of Balti-
more, cannot fail to recoect the intense an1-
iety which peryaded all breasts when it was
known that our troops had met and engaged
the enemy. Each one felt that the fate of
Baltimore might depend upon the issue of that
battle-and all resolved to perform their duty
to their country. Most of those who were
active participants in those scenes, have passed
from the stage Of liic-but there s remnant
of the "Defenders of Baltimore in 1914" st,ll
left to celebrate, with their more youthful tcl-
low-citzens, this, the anniversary day of their
deliVerance.
According to previous arrangements the As
ISOLATION of Defenders will this morning re-
ceive the splendid banner which will be pre-
sentcd to them by the Ladies of Baltimore,
and Immediately after proceed in the cars to
Washington city, where they will spend the
day. They will be most cordially received in
that city, and will no doubt have delightful
time.
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STILL LATER FROM New Mexico. Mr.
Albert Speyer, Sante Fe trader, arrived at
Independence, Mo. on the 30th ult. in So days
from Chihuahua,-t shortest trip by la or Il
days ever made. lie left on the 18th of July,
when al! was quiet. The news Of the annexa-
ton Of Texas was not known when he left,
though it was daily expected, and the citizens
anxious to fight. Mr.. S. brought in $4,000
in specie Ga his outward trip he lost 500
mules. Several other Sante Fe traders have
also arrived at independence, with about $780,
900 in specie.
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EVER LUCKY OFFICES

NGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
HL GLORIOUS, GLORIOUS LUCK! Again it
tails to our lot to present 10 old and lucky custo-
ner the splendid capitli Of $ 300, sold in single
Who'll" tlckct-the lucky holder is merchant on
Smith Is dock, he receives the nett amount of 10 900
which is certainly nowadays quite a fortune. This
is no humhug if any is inclined TO doubt it, we
particularly request them to call and examine the tick
ct EGfRTONS'S Offices forever. TO MORROW
draws our famous little Lottery OF S40o0. full
package costs only $3.50, and may draw the fourth
highest prize in the scheme.
Draws TO-DAY, the handsome scheme of Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class 4.
SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000 | prize of Sl04l
2nOO 5 GOO
500 5 3OO,&e.
Tickets S300-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the Package single sh re, for sale at
EGERrONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.