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


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10y lio VOC looolvcu WIN applause
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THE SlTGAR COATED
IMpRn vEn
INDIAN yItt:IrAHFE PILLS
yagO VEBE pURII(; Reference In I'm Gerry
H numerous te.,,nn,ioIa nj ,yclI Known and i,
some cases GisI;non;sh,I ;ndi.ilaIs r,,I not ha "
cain repen ed IN ,yd,cn tho nuhIic 10 n.rn ,,nst",
be nec.r onero,in "" "siy h me-
n,iIduass nd unn.raltr, nhin.n, in ,enny;,r ali nh
strtntions and Irs,nri,, ,Ii icra3on'oro
Of Inc stomach liver and n,har disna.iwc7 orgsns.
purl(yin, the Blood stfeputhe min the rhoIr system
nr,ot;ns The most ~, To-, i MI at,rn,,, IL,
Gases he,linr and ras,orim" Tho in,ormnI r,n 'i,L
hnir couvcnipnrr cn,tairii,, a,d char7s r,Ir
Them the most useful gcmeral and f,mv mcdrinr 70
hr fa'nd s'"''"' at" '''s 'cue'"c "
,rh~ gr,at variety of c,ycs ,vIici, b,y la, ,.,s
have nScurd n 6.l1 Far yy,r ana rrrtr n,,ons h,g
hTrn boflv rrso,tpd Ia NV tt'a oiJ ir ,,oad,r,
"rnsh tbes an aioad5; ,1iIl ,rD" g. ' a
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This fraud was extensively circulated ia tie coun-
ry before il came TO the know edge of DR.. Smith;
but on Investigation it was found thar sccerot large
concern" hau tV"t'ph,ta HtNbkfhr or DOLLARS 10
put tcsc rus Gown, ny the most iohl Means aud
Df' Hia'te imtHe1taeIy &ppieH TO the celebrated
chemist NJ ''toh, ana uic I2lowi- Is me result;
,, NEW loNkI !biV " Ie 10
navy dhhlSZe" d DoN o. Df' Hhhs Sd@af-I"atth
i"ulth NtsSanie III 5; ana una thI lhey 40 not CON
tam mercury ID any lvslhs ,,,,,,,,.
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Nhenisi Ie5 broadway
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Cpy ana LoHn'9oi Acw tGIE,
'eL'nH'"iy apPeeied before mt, Dr' u hehl1mh
Hmlu, tHa iliaah oah lnat the statement OF Dr. Ch
10" ABOVE Is bu' ana uatlheSt rms DO not COZ tan
amy mucous substance; anu uftAer, hat he Is lhG
iN'h'of Vi sugar ooatea rus, ,,,,..,,,,,.,,
o., -, - hhH'AhiilN Hh ~,
sworn before mt tHiS ION 4;y OF august ~ H.
iot,' w /. HAFESihf ~, niayo'.
ais Infamous sander b',hs haliSd, these agents,
WIN view 70 introduce ASd pam nt some intuition,
tGuIateo reports mat III SSilh diu not invent t"'e
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i,i'', "a" '"'t !" ''iS h''""'u.1 W 'I Ed"
son except hy hnself or his authority; and that tn
statements contained III the within paper are true
G. BENZ. SMITH,
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BALTIMORE LUUA nOsp.IAL,

N%''''
from certain practice Of youth, and which, G not
cured renders marriage impossible, and ia the end
destroys both mind and body. This remedy wiz, also
cure lmpOtency, and every symptom of q
SECRET DISEASE.
A CURE WAkkANTEJ, Or No CHARGE FADE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYa,
Office No l NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
on the right hand side going from Baltimo est Cad
door nom the corner-rght Opposite he Police office
Be particular in observing tue name On the door
ana window, or you will mistake the place.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
a distinguished grodaale from one of The Cast Col
legts IN the United States, which be seen by his
Dlploma; also member of the Royal College Of
surgeons and Lcentate of the Apot.ccary's Hail,
London; and The greater part Of whose life GAS bse"
spent in The first hospitals Of Europe and America
VIZ: those of London, Paris and Philadelphia, may
bt consulted On all diseases but more parcUIaty
A CERTAIN DISEASE
When lhG misguided ard inprudtnt vptary OF plea
sure finds he has irbbed the seeds fthis panil die
ease, 1t TOO often happens that I'm ltEed seh-r vi
shame, or dread Of discovery ietGrs him on, ap.'y
ing TO those who, from education and EeSpectahilsy
can alone belrieEd him, delaying I'LL the constitutional
symptoms Of this hcnid disease make their appfaF
ance, such as nCerlted sore throat, diseased nose
nocturnal pains III the heal and limbs ;dmuess of sight
dGdtAess, nodes on the shin homes and arms, hotHhes
on the head .dceaEd eXtremiues, progressing with
frigtm rapidly TIL at las, The palate Of the h1u:
the bones of the fail in aud the vc.4 of this aw
tul disease becomes hotrid UboCt oi COHlnsUat on,
I'll death puts pcTiGd 10 has Graada sunenuas by
sending i.lm to 'tnat bourne whence no traveller re
hinseIf 10 preserve the most i,ynlahlc secrecy:
from MS extensive nrart;cr IN thr ,rt hospit7g Of
Eurore ard nfncriaa he can conf ,rIf,y rrcnn,,- rd
q satc and suredy c,ire 10 he nit,rnat viclirn nj
this neifid disease.
Ills melancholy fact that t}cusapta fall yictios
TO his b0rrid dIspase ov M 10 lie ,rski,lness of
r,rn who ~ tLe ,.o ~ ,l'a ANN, rnr I'"r,,r,
rul the constitution and either send tr inf1rt,:Ua
mn IA an Inr,eIy rrav4 or c !, MAKE tse yeidna
of HI. Iip n,isrrlf,n -
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e'Noh mn hNb rh"fI 1bNhp oy ne
h"Ft sp'fu! anu 'He must ""SaHt f''eGF hoa"h I"
no ou'tt Pl stoiah ilf'ftHps no restraint Of oicl,
OF inutahCG non h!sl'SS-iIi' hlIH, FM' ana Ct.-
c''Ci"'s er2u3"t!ie every symptom "i iE5 tlretott
"iI'tt t"u.l my "Shet Gso t.', aHch - SrRlC2'EE
ana NfFECll"Hs Or TIE BLADDER ahc tRosTRATE
ILASh, winch 'Hipyhc1 "il q4aI'a so 0ilGa crGattbF
lHeil HG&,0G' diuIs az. Iiu!y mn c.i"ts'
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STEAMSHIP GREAT WESTERN. This old
favorite arrived at Liverpool on the 18th ult.,
in thirteen days passage The Acadia left Lii
yerpool for Boston on the 4th inst.
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and urges the adoption of measures to procure
collection and payment of outstanding taxes
before the second Tuesday in January.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-09

J. B. GoUcH MIR. Cough addressed large
audience at Faneuil Hall, in Boston, on Thurs
day evening. lie was received with applause.
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MURDER AT LOUISVILLE. William Dennis
was murdered at Louisville last week by man
named Blown. 1t originated over card table.
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SAVANNAH ELECTION. DR.. Burrough, whig
has been elected mayor of Savannah, Geo, by
IS majority. All the Aldermen, except one
are wings.
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FINANCES OF PENNSYLVANIA. The State
Treasurer of Pennsylvania has issued circular
to the Treasures and Commissioners of the
Commonwealth, urging the immediate pay
ment of tax arraarages From this circular we
learn that the balance in the treasury at the
close Of the fiscal year ending with the 30th
November, was sss4,S86 os. OF this $751;
26S 80 are unavailable, leaving balance in
available funds of s35G,6l7 rs, The FeJrua-
ry interest is estimated at near 100000 To
meet this there are, in outstanding taxes for
the year lS45, s6lG,00o. Outstanding taxes
for previous years, $257 o0O-mak ng the out
standing tax due the Treasury 1913 900. The
Treasurer congratulates the people on the IA
yorabIe condition Of tie finances Of the State,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
GAMBLING
The 1iljrH,

10 he E3itm II The iribrn'
In company with seysra! gentlemen, lew days
since. visited the room OF the Reformed Gam
bier, Mr.. Green, at the Croton Hotel, 10 witness
the developments Of the tricks and frauds OF the
Gamblers or Sporting fraternity Of tins and other
cities. We were all entirely convinced OF the
great blessing il would be TO our city could that
sporting gang b- extermnated or driven out
Many Of the exposures by Green were truly start
Iing-proving cOncuslvey that, compared with The
gamblers, the hlghwaymen are gentlemen Cards
were as readily told bv the backs as BY their faces
One OF the visitors went for pack, and having
produced them, Mir. Green as readily named, of
hand. one hall OF them by their backs. as any OF
the visitors could have done IN any other way
He demonstrated 10 our entire satisfaction that
card manufacturers mast be connected with the
''Black Leg" tribe
The game of Faro, which has so often been the
cause OF death, disgrace and misery IN our city,
Mr.. Green illustrated 10 so clear light IS 10 show
bevcnd the possibly OF doubt that the . Cashier
or Banker OF thai game Is a constant robber-that
he will not permi; any man 70 WIN unless he tthe
Banker) chooses-that over hity houses are daily
occupied in gaming for a iyehhood-that one
half of those houses are situated IN Park Row.
near Bnrclav-street and Broadway, below Canal,
Sc and that more than one THOUSAND OF those VII
laIns are prowng about TINS CITY G1ia passing foI-
respectable citi-ehs
70 stow the tide Of viIlanv thai 50 clearly threatens
~ min the character OF New-Y VIII they
M, l,. to the Legislature 10 Pass iurIher laws 10
rcot ont gamblers and punish themtoF Their crimes
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
10 TIE prBLIC.
NEw-YosK. Febrnarr 10, rs.

NEw-Yoak, February 70, Isl5.
The subscriber woui respectfully announce 10 his
fo,s md ,be trave;,g community in general. 'ia s
has recently s,ez The L 5. HOTEL and IS fully prepared
10 entertain all who may favor him with their patronage
,vio he.u lor the past sixteen yeas engaged in The
above capacity, be ha. no ie=itaon in saying that all ia
yor. extended TO him by the public vii te tay appfeei-
a,ft aud every stisacton rendered to the guests who
may feel disposed TO psironizs him.
P.s. In order 10 keep pace with tie time' he Is war
rantsd to change the pce Board pr pay from 81 50 te
81 IS hoping a; the time it will meet ihe fail AID
unqualified appreciation OF the travelling pusle-
ii. JOHNSON, United States Hotel,
r,rner Of Fultou Psari and Water streets,
r,o, Sew-YorS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
FNR TIE PILLS.


NOR Tile PILES Are you afflicted with Piles:
3 Try, then, without de.ay, Doctor UphaIn's Veg
eabe Electuary, the best remedy offered 10 public
notice This really excellent medicine is the result OF
thorough medical ell cation ani complete knowledge OF
the disease which it IS recommended. The most tn
umphant success attends lis administration.
Read The following remarkable cases:
LADY, residing in Norfolk street. seriously afflicted
with Piles great her suffering that 20 use her own
expression life BURDEN for four weeks she had been
attended BY eminent Physicians without
the least benefit; Satisfied that il aggravated case
OF Piles prescribed the Eectunr Two boxes were used
six months after the lady called on me TO prescribe
for another complaint, ard then informed me that she was
Perfectly cured OF the Plies BY the Two boxes, d had e1-
per;enced return since.
Mrs tres1Ig called en- Ire last spring.
saying that she had been affected with Piles Tor years
accompanied by pain the SIDE paipitaton Of the heart
sense Of sraiFnes across the chest, and OPPRESSION
she was unable lie without eievatng he head ana
chest considerably; resting horizontally produced sense
of suocl;ion followed by cough By using one box Of
the Elecu.ry the pain in the side paptacn and opprc
sion ceasei she colld lie down without Inconvenience, and
The Piles were partially removed, and second box made
complete cure the great qualification OF the patient
Sold in tbs Ciry 5y the Proprietor oniy, regularly edu-
Gated icin confined office practice for the ;reat
ment OF olkeHfc DISEASES, No. l96 BOwery. Medical
advice IN r@stlpn the above. any otEer COMPLAINT
gratis TIC g the ElseuGyyone dollar. ~ fsnstaos
mat ihe Essdhde an INTERNAL REMEDY. ard not all
tTfsI'dt aPPliedo" and sold l96 BOwery, four
1oe'i above spring 81 Office hours from 4. u. 10 r
u f22 3rn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
HMch Dr. Folgcr's Olosaonian, or All Heading
Bdlsdm has met Cith, NOT only IN as sale, 6M
also IN The cures phich ii mas effected, IN
persons ,clo ,csre IN a hopaiess condition,
has conrinced the most skepttcoi Of
ITS ectyaordi,ry clrGtire pro

has c0nr{nced the most skept,coi OF
ITS extraordinary clrGtiUe pro
ycrticS, and established as
ciuinS 10 the name ofthe
G E A T r [. NJ + D Y.
The question is longer asked " Car asthma Be curedf
II hns been satisfactorily settled within the last two
months that Foger olosaonan Will produce cure quick
er any other remedy in the world and references can
be given persons and out Of the city who have ex-
perenced its wonderful virtues who had tried Tor years
all other remedies In vain.
Mr.. WILSON a brck-ayer. residing At Hoboken, y. j
had ied every remedy which he could hear Of for the re-
lief of Asthma, and had spent than one hundred dol
lars in enlcavoricg o procure help but IN vain econi-
menced using The Oosaontan, January 2lst ihe hrst
dose he 10 * gave him relief, and two days aerward ms
wife called 10 say that The small quantity Of This remedy
which he had taken had done him more good than any and
all the medicine H. had ever used IN his life.
Mrs. BELL, tie wife of Robert p. Bell of Morrstown,
y j. who severely afflicted with Astma, was given
up BY her physicians She was removed To the sea board
in the hope Of paiat!ng her distressing symptoms but
with no benefit One bottle of the Olosaonn so far re-
eveJ her that she able get up from her bed and
dreaerself thing she bad not done before in months
and returned 10 her residence in Morrstown
y. j. wit! every prospect ofbelns speedily restored
INClPIENT CONSUMPTION
yields its effects 1t soothes the troublesome Cough
and gives refreshing unbers 10 the weary 1t aayS the
rain IN ne side ana in the chest and enables the
person erpec0rG easily, while IL entirely restores the
secrctions of the system aud cXpedes returning heai
JAMES y. DEy0E, loI adc-street, had long been
complaining offs in the chest accompanied win
short hacking cough he raised matter freely had lost his
appetite and felt alarmed at his situation He md tried
various remedies without any beneficial effect His short
Of breath and pain in the side continued to increase
He used bottle OF the OlosaonH and Is restored 10
health.
George W Burnett of Newark, M. George W. Hays
of New-Yo'k David henderson. 60 Ialghtst. Mrs Nc
Gam, 30 Walker-st F. aban, 81 Pkest, Mrs. Archibald,
IS Wsher-st with
HUNDREDS OF NAMES
OF persons residing In York could be given, who are
ready bear testimony the superiority of the Ooslo-
nan every other remedy known for the cure OF
Coughs Gods, Asthma, Consumption. Splitting OF Blood,
Dyspepfic Consumption Bronchitis Difficulty of Brenth
Ing Hoarseness Influenza Pains i'll the Breast and Side,
aud the various affections of the 81 mach and Liver
For sale At l06 Nassau-t door above Ann, aud n
Mrs. Hays, l29 Fulton-st. Brooklyn. iO im'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

a Kiss FOR \ BLow-We see IN the Boston
Chronicle and other papers a beautiful story entl-
tied Cruelty Killed by Kindness credited TO the
Chicago News. Some time ago We saw the same
stoiv travelling the rounds without any credit al all,
and knowing it 10 have been originally copied from
Henry c. Wrght's Kiss for Blow, Gone of the
best books for Children 10 be found in The Ian
saage, we published il IN The Tribune, giving Gre
dit to the right source This gave it fresh start,
bu, il soon lost lis ear-mark again The omission
is Of very little consequence in Itself, and make
the correction manly for The opportunity II affords
us of commencing 10 the notice OF the public the
ll,lle volume from which the story is copied. It's
entitled a Kiss for Blow, or Stories for Children,
Showing them how 10 Prevent Quarrehns. Large
numbers of ii have been sold in this country, and
also in Great Britain where il has been reprinted.
The author is known as al ultra peace man, but his
lillle book has been read with profit and delight By
thousands who not agree with hm IN some of his
strong denunciations oi war. We verify believe
that its general perusal would do more 10 eradicate
false notions of honor and form IN them habits Of
proper self control, than could be done by any other
book save the Bible, with the highest teachings Of
which ii is in most perfect harmony
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
PRISON KrroRN.

To te Editor qf The tribune:
The subject of Prison Discipline and the Relor-
nation of Criminals has claimed The attention OF
The people OF this State generally, and from the Re
port Of the Prison Association, alely published. in
duced hope that a radical Improvement in this respect
may be confidently anticipated. The opinion has been
prevalent that when an individual has been convicted and
consigned the dreary abode Of Sing Sing society has
nothing farther TO do with him; bu The benign spirit
the Gospel is suffered 10 influence the heart shall he
made 20 that they still members of tile human fam
iy, and have claim upon our sympathy and regard
Economy has been favoriie theme with many wcdis
posed people, who have the charge of public nsu
tions, and when ndcouslv exercised II s highly commend
ablc but il should he brought into competition with
the appointment oi suitable keepers. They should be
leced for their competency and not bccausc they will
ling accept the office for low salary Political consid
eratoIs and local interests shOud be seduonsy guarded
against.
These reflection have arisen from report which have
heard but which am unwilling to credit that effort
has been made by CT the Inspectors 10 the
Maron of the Female Department n Sing Sing. The pre-
sent Board have acquired much credit Tor the reformation
which has been brought about there under the wise AMI
judicous management Oftlat &c ompIished lady.
II seldom happens that individual every way quail
fed for that important trust he prevailed upon
leraLc IT. who has the control 0l her passions
not 10 be moved 10y the turbulent rude behavior Of
the objects OF her charge who meet such conduct
with the calm philosophy Of the Christian, and thereby
overcome. by mild measures, the most unriy and subject
them, almost without their knowing il 20 quiet and de-
corum. Seci person is Mrs Fauham, and this has she
accomplished. To her would be doing serious in
Jury to the institution and would Justly produce universal
dissatisfaction not ndigabon. This Lads and her excel
lent coadnors in the selection Of whom she has manifested
much prudence have bc"n and II let alone will continue TO
be- valuable aNilarcS 10 the Association above mentioned
great Improvement has also been accomplished in the
Male Department. which is still In progress and ii would
calamity il any thin should be done 10 impede inter-
mptn Mr. Elridyc who is the Principal Keeper. Is well
qualified for the station e uscily occp.es While he
mild and kind he is by deficient in frmness.
These are qualities essential in the keeper of renteni
ary. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
For Tl,s Tribune


CLrRks-Thcs- who have business at the Post
Office, will be glad 10 learn, that the change pro
posed through the columns Of the Tribune has been
effected The obgug Postmaster has arranged,
that newspapers for The mails be received al beth
ends oil the building. This Is sast should be, and
as Mr.. Graham has obliged the Clerks, II IS 10 be
hoped that the latter will embarass the bnsi
ness OF the Office bur do all IN then power TO per-
feet It's arrangements and facilitate their operation
When the law Tor the reduction OF postage Is
passed, those who have avaied themselves Of
newspaper transmission TO send under the same
envelopes letters 10 their tnends, will not have SO
large temptation, and the good effect Of low post
age will be, 10 promote correspondence, honesty.
aud very large increase ,lu the consumption OF
letter paper, Tor which domestic manufacturers will
feel very thankful Thus liberaEty makes fat.
A.yf ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
eo.RAYFlr FORA WIFE. by Thomas l. Nichols
has been published by Burgess S,nnger \ Co.

TuE OMNIBUS HoSsgs.-Eyery one remembers the cab
mans description Of his horse to Mr.. ricSwick-"Ve
holds him up wery tight good many specimens Of this
class OF animals are now exhibition in Brosdway-
They have held them Up" VERY tight, and, as long as the
going any thing. They were obliged TO Co. But now
The have reached the oil The as Ulet' the
"wery tights change conductors OF oei6aS.t
Is he Afrrer mish, say , the omnibus stops; the
Wy wc,s" INSIDE look philosophical; ladies euerGe
into op holes clerks sucker and the driver cscens
fOm his perch and veiny tries lek the "hanimals
aiengb the head These pleasing >Iec,aecs TO tender
ant phlanthropic minds.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

GRAHAM HoUSE-NEW ARRANGEMENT
WELL GGSS informs hts friends and the pull;c thar he
has ENLARGED his BOARDING. FSRA RA8LISHlIEfT known
Graham Hous2, 65 Barlaystreet, by adding 10 II
the a3oanE house aid prepared accommodate tran
sint permanent Boarders on the most favorable terms
dom the fumes alcohol and tobacco invited 10
pxtronze this house The Vegetable system. With The
choicest selection fruits SC. which the market affords
will be strictly adhered 10, but table viii he served for
tho 2 wha prefer the ordinary mode, or mixed diet.
Crotch Shover, Warm and Cold Baths, free.
a. ROSWELL. GOSS.