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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-01
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
NORTH PIP RnE'D cnp

A member OF the Royal College of Surgeons Licep-
ate OF the Apothecary's Hall, London and Graduate
from of the first colleges in the United States NAV
be consulted in all diseases incident to the human
frame, but more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and imprudent votary OF plea
sure finds he has inbbed the seeds OF this painful die
ease, II too often happens that -timed sense Of
shame or dread of discovery, deters him from apply
ing to those who, from education and respec liability
can alone befnend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms of this horrid disease make their appear
ance, such as liberated throat, diseased nese
nocturnal pains III the head and limbs dimness of sight
deafness, nodes ON the shin bones and arms bloch e1
on the head, face and exuenies, progressing on with
frghiu rapidly TILL at last the palate of the mouth or
the bones of the fall in and the victim of this aw
full disease becomes horrid object of cOnmseratiop
till death puts period to his dreadful suferiaas bv
sending him to "that bourne whence traveller re-
tuIns.n To sueh therefore, DIR. JOHNSTON pIedpes
himself TO preserve the most nviolable secrecy; and
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals OF
Europe and America, he can confidently recommends
a safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim o,
this horrid disease
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such al,
for squirting, Cataract, &C. Also those for Defomiiy
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &C., performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons VINO nave iniuy-
ed their constitutions by certain practice speedily
cured
Take notice, the right hand side of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street. doors from th
corner. Observe the name.
Q3- Advice to the Poor GRATIS. OPS
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NAVAL. Orders have been received al Nor
folk to fit the Truxton out for sea Immediately.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
Fl1LT f. HAYWARD.
A-G No Rs HO WARD STPFET
third door from Fayctte 81.
Has OFfU'd n general assOrmcr If FALL. 4 WIN
TER GuOnS, which will be Offered Il, moderate
pmCCs-sgrh as
Cloths, CaSsimcrcs and NcstiGcs
Blankets Fannels and Lindsovs
English Mffin0a very CHEAP; hlparcas
Green BaizC; Fulld Lindscys and Kerseys
Cashmcrps and Mons, lines. rev stvle
Italian Lustrngs and Blue Black Gro de Swiss
Double width slack BombazintS, veYv cheap
Manchester and American Ginghams
Green Beraga, Hosiery, Kid ana Other Gloves
SuAWLS--of Thihet, dc Laine, Cashmere, Broche,
Damask, Blanket, Stradilla sc.
Tickimgs, Checks, Canton Fiannela, Drillings
BeaChed and Brown MUSLINS and other Domes-
tic GOODS, very low.
Also, Florence Braid, Rutland other BONNETS
RIBBONS, sc. sc. or .
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-01

STANCES SAiGsApANfLLA
4 VEGETABLE, OR BLOOD PILLS,
Are drcid' dly the safest and best medicine ever in
uOdaceG, Tor curing Dyspepsia COsllVeness, Singing
in the Ears, GldiiutSs. Headaches, DrOwsness, De
preston or lowncss of spirits, aud all Diseases arts
ing fam an impure state of the Blood. Be careful to
AVOID WORTHLESS CCUNTERFElTs,
and ask, IN all Ca>G, iOf iuncrs Genuine Pills price
- cents per box, or hvr bnteS for 81.
For sale by SETH :. tiANCE, los Baltimore ST.,
and corner of Charles and Pratt streets. OIL D..
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BONN lSrS. BONN EiT's. AND FEOTVEl3s.
JUST OPENED.
loci, ont for the ''CIiEAP STORE, =" whc.e
CD mag be found one of the best 0rtmcnls 0i.
S;tIs& MILLINERY GOODS in The ciiy-such as
.!qyI, Florence, RHIland, and All kinds Of Braid
iONNEPs Siik bounets by the doz; Velvet do;
Bonnet silk and Fclvets, in great variety; Bonnet
Gaps; Artificial Flowers, in great vanty; large stock
OF kbhcns; Alparcas for dresses; Cashmcrcs: French
Mcrino Shawls; Gloves of all kinds in abundance
$f}. a good assortment of rCntlempn's wear-such
as Stocks, CrIvats SuspeRders. Sc DON'T forge, the
place, hut call aud see for y0nrscvrs-vou NAV lrlv
on Bargains at 1853 BALTIMORE STREET, five
doors above Light stieet.
seIO d JAMES COBURN.
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THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY.
In a gay pIrttrre moss rose grew,
Where near at baud, from n streams brL hit bed,
4 lovely, broad eaved lilly threw,
Above the waters its snowy head.
A dispute arose between the pair,
(The words ran high, and were bitter rs gall,)
For Lilly said red was unseemly TO wear,
Aud Rose said while was no color at all.
A gentle maiden heard the dispute,
And chided them both in accent: meek;
With sorrow and shame the flowers were mate
And theLceiUlth blended on woman's cheek!
But ever avoid the hectic flush
And coughs and colds allow no chance;
TO insure cure on prevent an attack
Use the CANDY-made by HANUE.
Hance's Candy is sovereign remedy for coughs,
cClds, splitting Of blood and hoarseness Price % cts.
per package. For sale by
SETH S. HAFCE,
New Drug and Medicine Store, No los Baltimore
street and corner of Charles aud Pre- Il SITS. OBJ
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tILVER CONN sILYEH coin!

SSiLVER COIN! SILVER COIN!
:" Wanted, for manufacturing purposes, Old 3tL
YER COIN and OLD SILVER of all descriptions
purchased at the highest market price, by
GABRIEL ID, CLARK, Water street,
Second door from CalYert-st,
Who manufactures Silveiware of every description
N. B. Watches, Siverwale and Jewery properly
REPAIRED. sel3lm
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n LEE WEBSTER q co.
sBe No. 35 MARKET STREET,
doors East of Frederick st.
Have large and complete assortment of the latest
styles of FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS. of all
qualities and at as fair prices they be bought of
any House in the city, to which respectfully call
the attention OF all purchasers fearing not competition
FOR THE LADIES.
Fine Cashmere SHAWLS
do Thibet Wool do
do Brocha do
do Mousne Delane do
do Merno do
do Cloth do
do Blanket do from 75c to $500.
Also
Cashmetes; Mouselint de Lanes; Alpaccas; Cling
Hams; Cloakings; BOmbaznes; Book Musns; Bish
op Lawns; Cambric; Swiss Muslins; Long Lawns,
&c large and complete assortment of CALlCOES,
equal to the handsOmtst in the city.
spool COtlOns, Cotton Cords, Tapes
Thrt ads, sc. all for the Ladies'.
very complete assortment of Satncts
Jeans, fud Cloths aud kegseys
Fancy and Plain GASSIMERES
CLOTHS of every Shade and Quality
Rleach'd and BrOwR MUSLINS
Table DIAPERS, Linen and Gotten
Red, White aud yellow FLAtNEhS, Plain
DO do do do Twiled
Al ut the lowest Prices for Cash. Remember
o27 No, g. 3 doors East of Ere derrick,
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MFRS. MCPHERSON, No. Sc N. HOWARD
WE ST. has just received from New York, RIB
BONS, suitable for Velvet Ronnets. ma
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-01

a UCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELIXIR OF
e. LOVE. 1t a so ereign and speedy for
ncipient Consumption, Barremness, Obsu uction, diff
icult or painful MensruatiOn, lncOHtnence of Urine,
involuntary discharge thele0 and for general pros
tration of the system. ~heter the result Of inherent
causes produced by insguariy, illness accident
1t pleasant to the taste, and positively sure ia its
operations in lncorrh9a or Whites. Its unrivaed re-
putatiOn in both hemispheles, is the result of its al
most supernatural virtues.
Let no one dcspair Nothing can be more snrpris
ing than its nvIgoratng effects on the human rame
Persons afflicted with weakness and lassudc before
taking it, at once become robust and full of energy
under its influence. 1t immediate ly cOunteraets the
nerveessness or iooseness of the female fame, which
is the only of barrenness; and which, prior TO
DIR. Mangm's discovery, was considered 10 be iRcura
bic. Language indeed, cannot do justice 70 the me-
tits of the LUCIN.A CORDIAL, which is regarded
by the heads of the Faculty as one of the most i'm
pOrtant discoveries of the age.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, cor. of Baltimore and
High SITS; ROBERTS x ATKINSON, corner of Han
over and Baltimore SITS; and J NJ. LAROQUE, corner
of Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
Price SO per hottie.
o. Purchasers, to avoid being imposed IN on, will
please remember that the name LUClNA CORDIAL,
is stamped on the glass of each bottle. sel2-tf
,seuE CURE FOR ToOTnACHE intro
IL duced from Philadelphia, where it Ii been i'll
constant punC use for the last five years.
Persons suffering with Toolhachc will have itcured
in one minute by applying WhEELtR'S TEh-BER-
RY TOOFH WASH To the decay Of the tooth, and
Win have all decay amcstrd-Sorcnrss Of the GuwIs
currd-SOiluess Of the Gums cHrcd-BlccGin. of the
Gums stOFprd-and The teeth. gums and mouth always
kept pleasant, and IN the best hralth.
EESTInDNlALS.
TGothache cured or, ness of the gums cured, and
decay of her teeth arrested by it,
J. CUTHERAL.
Suffering from his teeth and gums stopped, decay
of his teeth arrested, and 4 swrIlug of his gums re-
moved by it. FREDERIC W FARSON,
Toothache and soreness ofgms III his family cared
by FRhS. PROVOST.
TnOthachG cured BY it, THOS. FAY.
cancerous scurf on his gums cured bv it, and il
kat ps lis teeth gums and mouth healthy and pleas
ant. JOHN nE FORiA.
Teeth which were partly injured by Gods. bnt prin
cipally by acid paint applied the mouth III color
Ing print =, nlirey cured by il.
MARY A. TAYLOR.
Sold by J. NJ. HAIG, Principal Agent for the State
of VI aryland, at No. ~ RaltimOre-st. o22-ly
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDU

ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Who will send to France for Boots
EgsSSfE1 when the subscriber will make such
EdJ that for neatness, comfort and dur
rs ability, cannot be surpassed by any
workmCn in the world.
EsSs5a Public attention is respectfully in
E$%ga pted to this suggestion.
E94Bsd3 PRICES are as follows:
EfA Dress Boots stitched" 80. $5a55O
SfseE!h 90 pegged.......... $50
~sztAf Water proof double soled lined
pOclS sulCHPO WV
Water proof double soed lined Boots pegged 4a45O
Cork soled pegged Boots, 80
SAM'L ROBINSON, l3 Euaw-st,
n2S-y Opposite Western Bank.
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ROOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
x-zs The subscriber would respectfully
WI inform his friends and the public
VI ,generally, that he is continuing the
mz!zap NJ @&s2S3 BOOT and SHOE Business al No.
IN 81 SOUTH GAY STRERT, oppo-
SD site the Exchange, third door from
Second ST., Baltimore, where he intends to manuiac
ture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, OF
every description, in the most fashionable and APP
proved STYLES of the best workmanship and material,
warranted to wear and fit equal TO any in this or any
other CITY in the Union. He would also embrace this
opportunity of returning thanks to his numerous Gus
toners and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully soicits continuance of the
same Prices as follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $5'0O
do do pegged, $50
Double sole lined waite proof Roots, stitched, 600
do do do do pegged, 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
N3- All orders filed at the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail. ~
se6tf SAMUEL. ]. HANDY.
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this or any city in the union He als'
Would return thanks TO his friends and customers TO
their kind patronage and would ask continuance o
the same.
N. h. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
apl5-y, SAMUEL Buckley.
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ing.
INCREASE OF MANUFACTURERS AT THE EAST.
Il seems that manufactures are vastly increas-
ing at,he East. The last Newburyport, Mass
Herald enumerates a number that are now
building within so or 60 miles of that place.
There is the mammoth mill at Portsmouth,
with sc, 900 spindles, almost as many as all the
SIX factories in Newburyport will have when
completed, and that at Salem, running 10000
spindles. High up the Merrimack, at Man
chester, two or three new mills of the largest
class are being erected. AT Nashua, large
mill is also building. At Lowell the Merrl-
mack Manufacturing Company are putting up
4 mill 400 feet long, to run 10000 spindles,
and the Hamilton Company one of 800 feet
long, to run 10 900 spndles; and the MIddlcsex
Wooden Company are also about building
larre mill. At Dover, the Cocheco Company
arc erecting the largest Calico Printery IN the
country The walls of tho two new mills i'll
this town are completed, and the machinery
all contracted for, so that they will be in ope-
ration early next summer. The Globe Mill
will have 600 spndes and S2j looms, and
Inc Ocean Mil 5000 spindies and ZIG looms
In addition TO ali those, we learn by gentle
man from Lowell, THAT the Directors OF the
f,.It ,.,toI To
LH"ei! Administering NohP"ny No'eu iaSt
coo ',,;Jo ,; s,,rio h,,h ,Cr ,ho ,,,,,,f, o,,,rn
IF Power Loom Carrc,s. /, will contain so
Brussels ana -aO Ingram looms,
BURIED ALIVE. A Baltimore cores 1ondent
Ola New York journal, relates the following
as recon, case of buryinG alive:
A most h3rrd case Of buryng alive occurred
2 few weeks since IN or city and Which, al
mourn gpncT"I ,tiNeu 81, "'lS' out o' 'JpIe
from the pnbJic pnnts. A Young ndy was to-
ken sick, and diea rcrv suddenly, as was suppo-
sed by the family and physician, and was pIac-
40 Gm,iIr and n nl' j., the f,m,Iy yanJt
few DAYS afterwards on visiting the vault, they
we're struck with the horrloleslght the young
I'D ;,, ~. D',r' ,1,o s,Sa ot Tho ell
dead, AS NAV be snpposed. the discovery has
plunged family and large circle Of acquain-
~oea III t,is utepess ""guS.', iN a. iV hn'
;orcbIy pressed off by the yonng woman, who
had actually been buried before the vital spark
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EDROCLAlM 1T TO THE WORLD
IL THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARHOUND is without
Exception or EGageratron
the most safe and speedy for all diseases arising
from Coughs and Colds which, unfortunately neglect
ed, too
OFTEN END IN CONSUMPTION.
II Hahct's Compound Syrup of Iloarh"und is ken
on the first appearance of Cough it will Immediately
cure II and save the sufferer from uRtmey grave;
price 50 cents per bottle or six bottles for So 80.
For sale by SETH :. HANCE, l0S BallimOrc-st
and corner of Charles and Pralt-sis. o3l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-01

IN ANCE'S SAkSApARfLLA OR BIZ 90 d
N T. PILLS, are by far the best me dicine dis
covered for curing
Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Swimming
in the Head sc. Persons of full habit,
who are subject to Headache, Gddiness Drow-
sness, and singing in the Ears, arising from great
flow of blood to the head, should never be
without them, as u any dangerous symp-
toms will be entirely carried off by
their immediate use.
Always ask for HANCES PILLS, and purchase of
but those advertised agents. and if convenient
call and see the proprietor himself
% Fo' sale by SET II S. HANCE, l08 Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles and Pratt streets. Price
25 cents per box, for HANCE'S GENUINE PILLS,
of five for 81. OBJ
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ROOT FACTORY.

bOOl Il Az UNI.
The subscriber having opened store
No. PAL WEST PRATT STREET, a
few doors above Sharp, south side,
would respectfully inform his friends
an the public generally, that he is pre-
pare TO manufacture BOOTS, sewed
or pegged, that cannot he excelied in
materials, workmanship or neatness of
fiji, which he will guarantee shall wear
canal to any that are manufactured in
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Dividend. The Patapsco Bank has dcclar-
cd a dividend Of three per cent. for the six
months ending December LIST.
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TIE CoRN CRop. 1t is computed that the
entire corn crop Of the United States VII this
year reach $50, OQo, 900 bushels.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-15
Volume L.
The Mississippi Democrat,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
II. G. JONES & j. DURDEN.

II
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-15
Number 3.

The shipwrecked sailor, cast poor and pen
niless upon the bleak and drenry shores of
a stranger land, and ask him what benefits
he has derived from the secret signs of our
craft as the cruel-hearted Arabian has been
about to WELD the fatal instrument OF death!
Go to the poor, beroayed widow, whose
heart has been oheered, and whose distress
has been alleviated by masonic characters,
and ask her if she is ready to pass the sem
tence OF condemnation against us; and
above all, ask the weeping, helpless or
phan child, smiling through its tears, and
ready 10 kiss the hand OF its dcivorer in
gratitude, what il thinks Of free and nc.
ccpted masonry! O! could the grave
converse, could the relics of Wondering
cottages write, would the last whisporings
of departing life tell their tale, voice
would be uttered whose deep.toned thun-
ders would forever still the enyenomed
tongue of Islander aud silence, the foul de-
fractions which have ever woged such n
deadly hostility against our institution
There are numerous other objections urged
against our order but they arc all so obyi-
vlously the growth Of an unfounded pre-
JUDGE that It is unnecessary to notice them.
Brethren ofhe Mystic Tic; In eonclu-
sion, permit me, as your selected orator,
10 offer few remarks specially TO you.--
We have assembled around the sacred all
tar Of masonry, and there in the presence
of Almighty God freely voluntarily, and
of our own accord, taken upon ourselves
the discharge Of woighty and responsible
duties. Then let us be true 10 ourselves,
and We shall DO Just to the world Let
what is emblematlcal in the use of that su-
cred masonic implement, the gayeb be
experienced upon every heart Let his
example, whose nativity wo this day celc.
brate, govern our thoughts, feelings and
actions. Let his unaffected simplicity and
Christian piety, be copied, and find their
lively representation in us. Let his I'M
weared assiduity in the holy vocation
whorewith he was called, arouse us to dill
gence in every good word and work Let
Il excite us 10 redoubIed activity and oner-
gy, because the time in which We can work
draws nigh to n close, aud the dark shd-
dows of that long and dreary night come
rapidly on, when the sound of The gavol
must cease, the plumb line and the square
be laid aside, aud these masonic yestments
be put off, never more TO be resumed
Then let il be our great object in life TO
discharge the duties VIC owe 10 God, our
neighbour and ourselves. And il we thus
act, we have the fullest assurance that
when this vast fabric Of created matter is
dissolved by fervent heat into its native
element, and the pale nations Of the dead
are summoned to the bar Of their final
Judge, we shall be welcomed into that
house not made with hands eternal in the
heavens, where our masonic hahiiments
will be the light Of Him who sitlcth upon
the throne, and in the sunshine of whose
parental smiles VIC shall bosk throughout
the ceaseless ages Of eternity, And so
mote it be-.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-15

ADDRESS.
FetloW-C Citizens, and Brethren of tht
Mystic Tye: This day we hail as conse
Grated in free and excepted masonry
This day we greet with joyous welcome
as haIlowed in the history of our order!
The proprety of perpetuating the me-
mory Of striking occurrences, and dstin-
guished, virtuous, and ilustrious men, by
anniversary celebrations, may be clearly
inferred from the customs of every nation
in every age of the world. In the earlier
periods Of human associations, other
means were used for this noble, generous
and benificent object A pyramid oil
stone, or an i'll shapen tomb, with tradi.
tional narratives handed down from gen
Grafton TO generation with heredtory pie
ty, served to teach the wild barbarian the
gratitude due to the hero of his band, Or
law-giver of his tribe, whose name and
deeds the ever rolling current of years
would otherwise have consigned to the
grave Of oblivion. The Romans preserv-
ed their consecrated temples, lasting
mementos Of the founders Of their en-
pire. and the more enlightened Greeks,
availing themselves of the art of sculpture,
lmmortalized in marble, the philosophers,
the sages, and the heroes Of their nation.
Thus did the earlier beneiactors OF man.
kind continue to live for centuries beyond
The ordinary period allotted to man, and
continued 20 make salutary impressions
upon subsequent ages. Modern anniver.
sares, dedicated 10 the memory of hose
whose philanthropy, patriotism, or virtue
has formed eras in the chronicles Of our
race, contemplate the same end, and sub
serve, in higher degree, the same pur.
pose. For these reasons, as often as the
wheels of time roll round the nativity Of
St. John the Divine, We, us free and nc.
cepted masons, are required 10 disconnect
our feelings and reflections from the dnl.
the exciting, and perplexing cares which
ever ambush the pathway of life, and 10
concentrate our thoughts and affections
upon those elevated qualities which dis.
llngulshed this devout christian and an.
Gent patron Of our order. St. John the
Evangelist was an active, firm. and con.
slslent adherent to all the great tenets of
masonry, and our masonic iniunclons
requires US to esteem him not only az n
devoted and constant supporter aud pa.
tron uf our institution, but likewise MS an
Inspired seryant Of the most high Cod
hy this custom, consecraled by time, ap.
proved by reason, and sanctioned hy tho
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-15
GREENEsnoRo', Jan. 4, Is.

GREENSBORO, Jan. d, l545.
Gentlemen-I compliance with your request
of 23th ultimo, herewith present you with a
copy Of the address delivered by me on the 9th
ult. The remarks made by me on that day
were prepared under very unfavorable circum-
stances, and without any view TO publication.
submit copy thereof, with some reluctance,
fully conscious that there are numerous errors
therein, and must crave the charitable indul-
gence of those who may see proper to give the
same a reading
Very respectfully, your ob't s'yt,
GEO HUE.
Messrs. Andrew P. Harris, A. PEBBLES, R. B.
Gore committee.