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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

G3-SHERIFFALTY. The undersigned, with the
most grateful Acknowledgements OF that kind prefer
cnce which has induced many of his friends 10 sug-
gest his name for the office of Sheriff of Baltimore
City, and t. make n f1at,erng announcement to that
effect takes occasion to express his their
nomination., and to add an assurance that should he
be elected, hs constant efforts to perform the duties
of the office with impartiality, scrupuous integrity
aud due regard fO the hunanities of life, shall merit
their confidence, and he trusts the appreciation of the
pablo generally. Familiar with the energy required
under the emergencies of duty, from active part-
eipati0n in the exciting scenes of the past year, as
High Constable of Baltimore, he feels satisfied that
his fellow citizens will find him wanting in this
reSpect and with earnest deerm naliUn faithfully
leaves to the lberaty of his friends and the public
generally, that disposition of his name which can
only be announced through the ballot box at the en-
suing election.
iy26 swift AUGUSTUS p. SHUT.
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ANTI .pYspEpTIc PINS.

HghSh "IIH'S ANTI .DYSPEPTIC PILLS,
HE nave been most successfully employed in almost
every variety OF functional disorder of the stomach
towels, Liver and Splsen-such aS heartburn, acid
erhclatOns, nausea, headache. pain and dstenton of
he stomach ana bowels, incipiCnt diarrhgl, colo,
jaundce, hatulency, habltuiI cOsveness loss of APP
petite, sick headache, Sickness Sc Sc They are
Il SAFE ana comfortable Aperient for females during
pregnancyand subsequent confinement relieving Sick
urss at the stomach, hea1ache, heartburn aad many
of The incidental nervous affections. Literary men
Students and most other persons of sedentary habits
find them very convenient Those who indulge too
freely in the pleasures of the table, find speedy relief
from the sense Of oppression aud dstention which
follow, by taking the pills. As a Dinner Pill they are
invaluable Those who are drinking mineral waters
and particularly those from Southern climates, and
aguG and fever districts will find them Il valuable ai-
junc Those who are exposed To the viciSsitudes OF
weather on voyages journeys, take them at all
times with perfect safety. In full doses they are
highly eScacious and safe Anti bilious medicine.
TheyseIdom produce sickness al the stomach
or gripping For sale by SETH :, HANCE, log BaIti.
timore st. ana cor. Pratt and Charles SITS as
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"Pou shall haze geld to pay tie petty debt :Uenfy times
opCr."-Shaks.
As are now Sub-Agents for the Managers,
(Messrs. j. g. G. & Coz for the sale of tickets in all
the Lotteries authorized by the laws Of Maryland the
drawing of which is saperntendcd by Commissioners.
appointed by the Governor; arc enabled to offer at
our old established and popular Office, No. North
Calvert street, most extensive assortment OF Lottery
tickets, to which respectfully invite the attention
of tie public. Our experience and luccess in the
vending of Lottery tickets for the last thirty years.
during which time we have distributed 5stween nIne
and ten millions of dollars, have nseparaby assocat-
ed our name with those the "CapriciCus Dame" has
mCst lavishly favored, and won for the enyiable
reputation of being the greatest Prize sellers iii
ths world To those OF our fellow citizens who have
50 literally extended to their patronage, we tender
OR warmest Acknowledgements; and for the benefit OF
those who would like to speculate in LOTTERIES but
who deferred by the apprehension of eSposure,We
will state, that We found it expedicnt some wears
since 10 adept plan by which ths process of pur-
chasing tickets, in all the minuD If receiving draw
ings schemes &C., can be done psiuateIy, and with
me advantage to the buyer if by personal at
tendancG-it 10 transact the Lottery business through
the medium of the Fest Office Enclose to MS the
amount to be invested in any Lottery, the order will
be filled Immediately, ingeniOusiy folded 10 defy in
spection, and returned TO the Post Otice-the draw
ing of he Lotteries, have published expressly for
this class of customers, in the Clipper newspaper
every morning; copied from. the Managers official
drawing and ii ai,odys be TSed On. Secresy with
us Is fundamental law, and in no ease is the name
of a customer dipuised.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited. Of
ferng the reputation have hitherto sustained, as
guarantee for the prompt and faithful prosecution OF
the Lottery business for the future, we appeal to the
lleera'ity of an intelligent community for support
The public's serv't5, EMORY u CO.,
jyl6 No. 2 N. Calvert ST., Baltimore nd.
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13- DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 East Baltilnore-s ST..
tWh door cost Of Front-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
cINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared ana sold at this La
boratoTy, 10 wit:-Indan Vegetable Purifying and
Anti-bious Pills % cents box Tonic Vegetable
Bitters % cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific 20 cents
"A hottie; Cholera Specific % cents a bottle; New
Emetic Preparation, 70! cents vial; PeduYium or
Foot Bath Powder, l25 cents package; Cough Sy-
rup for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &c
314 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2b cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, u pre-
ciouS medicine for mothers and infants so cts bottles
Rheumatic LEment and Emhrscation, and accom-
paniments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles g. Dysen-
terry Cordial so cts bottle, sc. sc. Sc. Printed d.
rections for the administration Of these remedies ac
company each article. N. B, Advice given by Dr..
W. free of charge. ml3-tf
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fd3- e. :. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French & German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which will be sod, by wholesale and retail, as low as
any Importer in this or any other city.
GLIDING done i'll all its yarietes-Such as Portrait
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNICES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-gilt and Looking Glasses asd Picture
Glass inserted, at
jy2I-d No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET,
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{h5-OIL TANNIN will render boots and shoes per
Many were wise enough TO this article al the be-
ginning Of weather, and have kept their feet en-
tircy dry without the trouble of wearing over shoes.
Harness and carriage tops will wear double the time
BY the application Of this article, and always have
beautiful polish.
To be had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
SIS, Baltimore. Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison sts and at 6l Thames street. 1t
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AT Nottingham, on the PauSent, on the ID instant
Waiter b. =, NoRTHiNdToN ESQ, in the 5Oih year
of his age His health had been vety Unmarried fn
reary year past, and sudden and violent aitac,s
OF bilious choIc speedily terminated his existence
re was dear to his friends aud exemplary in all the
relations of life, and especially the ondest and mos,
affGCtiGnate of fathers.
AT Louisville, KY, en- the 26th and 9th ult LAURA
nUGUsT1 and EDITH LAyHGA, twn daughters of J
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EAST BALTIMORE.

G3- SHERlFFALTY. To he Voters Of the City
Of Baltimore: The undersigned having been announc-
ed by his friends rs candidate for the office of SHE
PlFF, would most respectfully solicit the surages of
his fellow-citiZcns at the approaching Election.
Should he be successful, he pledges himself TO an
honest and faithful discharge of the highly responsible
duties of the Office, with all the zeal, energy and
ability he possesses.
as thm6l* RICHARD MARLEY.
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{g}- Wetake pleasure in calling the attention of our
readers to the very tiatering inducements offered in
another COLUMN 10 ticket buyers, By the famous Lot
terry firm of EMORY & CO, No. North Calvert ST.
the one half Of the reports in circulation in regard
to the astonishing success of these gentlemen in re-
evng peculiarly distress be true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than ordinary
notice. ie27 If
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NOTICE. SCOTTI'S INTELLIGENCE OF
"a rICE. ON Estahlsh.L emf 10 EXchamge Place.

NOTICE. SCOTTpS INTELLIGENCE OF
"a FlCE, Old Establishment, 10 Exchange Place.
As ''now's the day and now'S the houi,"
Sure idle times must be all over,
For those now in want Of situations,
Need but hand in their recommendations,
Employment sure to find
WANTED DAILY, Porters Waters, Ostlrrs, La
bOrers, Coachmen, Clerks, Bar-keepers, Chamber
maids. Cooks, wet and dry Nurses, sc.
FAMILIES may rely upon getting good servants at
this office.
INFORMATION on any business given or receiv-
ed, or forwarded far near.
HOUSES, Lots, Farms, &c. for sale, rent or lease.
Citssns, myers and enCfants visiting this city,
would do well 10 all at this office.
% LOST CHILDREN kept at this office until
called for
SLAVES. Persons having Slaves for life, that wish
10 dispose Ofthen, either Dat in the State can find
purchasers for them at this Gfhce.
Any commands will be thankfully received aud
promptly attended TO. Charges moderate, and partc-
uarly be it understood, all communications through
the post Office must be postpaid. as
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wwT WEAK LUNGS AND WEAK BREAST,
w HEN any person is predisposed to consump-
ton il generally manifests sefby certain symptoms,
which are called Constructive SYMPTOMS, the
an oppression and pain about the lungs. When these
symptoms are experienced,
TO GUARD AGAINST CONSUMPTION
IT rs ADVISABLE TO
STRENGTHEN TIE LUNGS AND BREAST.
This NAV he d0He effectuallv by using HANCE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF FOREGROUND.
Price so cents per bottle.
For sale by s ETH s. HAECE, cor. of Charles and
Pratt sts., Par & Graham, corner of Baltimore and
Eutaw slreetsi Perkins, corner Of Green and Frank
lin streets. aus
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A L M A N C.
MARRIED.

On the Bird instant By the Rev. e. Hefyorr Cvo,..
Knight to Miss SIDNEY ANN RICHARDS, of This civ
ON the ID inst by the Rev. Mr.. Shane GEopcc p
CLARK to Mrs ELIZA JANE GARDNER, all of this civ
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HPRICNS Sc PIER THOUSAND, for sale
-AD at the STEAM BRICK PRESS, meas the Fort
Road. They are about half burned having been used
for the walls of kiln, and would new serve for chin
neyS and other inside work.
ALSO-about 20,008 SALMON BRICkS-soId
low if removed immediately. y3O-eo4t
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WDUBLIC SALE OF PRIZES. The largest
n sale of capital prizes will take place every day
this week at NJ. DOYLE'S that has occurred in Bal
nOre for time and as he has splendid assort-
meht on hand for sale would advise all to call and
examine before Purchasing elsewhere, as the prizes
sold at this office always larger than any that can
be bought in the city. II is well known that DOYLE
purchased the patent right for selling capital prizes
throughout the United States, and the extraordinary
success that has been met with al This office is I'M
doubted proof of the value of the patent M. DOyle's
Great Capital Prize Depot is situated at No. l44 Pratt
street, opposite the Railroad depot, (next to Brad
shaw's United States HOtel)
WEDNESDAY, capital $50 900, tickets $40, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s5, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize 10000, tickets So shares in
proportion ,.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, sharesrn
proportion. A package of 25 whoes for $50 IN tnls
scheme and may draw over $40, O00-2o haiyes SfoV,
and on Is quarters 1878. This scheme being the
celebrated "'Ihomas Thumb" Lottery, every on VINO
wishes to be in fortunes way should go III Tor pack
age. i cannot break you and may make you almost
rch-.,hcte's nothing like trying.
A liberal discount will be paid 10 persons VINO pur-
chase bv the package or quantity
For sale in he greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, OF siaio ii "iaeis, psl
mail or otherwise, addressed 10 ,
"-' " NJ DOYLE, 40. l44 Prattstreet,
|. ral Opposite 3. & o. r. r. Depot.
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10 OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. Consoli-
dated Lottery, class No. 81, for l3i5:

dated Lottery, class No. 81, for 1915:
es 81 81 l2 &c IS II 10 IA So 40 70
% and Ga, being the LIST and ID, or IL and 81,
being the Sd and 18th, 90
70 and &c. bein. the 9Th and 9th; OF Il and 10,
being the It'll and 9Th drawn Nos each 10
All having two Of the drawn Nos. on Them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, :"
From the old established House Of
1t EMORY, No. 3 n. Calvert st.
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EXCURSION TO CAEsrERTowS. The Sunday School
teachers and scholars attached to the Rev. Mr.. Helm
er's Church, in Second DIST, will embark on board the
commodious steamer Columbia, at Commerce street
Wharf, Tomorrow morning at O'Clock, on pleasure
excursion to Chestertown, accompanied by the admi-
rable choir of the Church, and the Blues Band Con-
dictionary, Ice Creams, Sc have been amply provid-
ed for and every arrangement made to render the ex
curson of the most pleasant and agreeable of the
season. The Boat will call at the County Wharf.
Felfs Point. lad. . .
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For DEALS ISLAND CAMP MEETING. The fine
steamer Thomas Jefferson, Captain Hill, will leave
Light ST. Wharf tomorrow morning at O'Clock, for
White Haven and Ponsoteague, touching at the Camp
Meeting at Deals Island and return on Saturday Il
Passage for the round trip to Deal's Island, 81.
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CANAL BoNDs. A joint resolution has been
passed by the Board of Aldermen and Board OF
Common Council of Washington city, request
ing the Mayor ''to appoint committee of two
citizens in each ward of the city to make APP
plications to such persons, companies or asso-
Citations, as may be disposed to favor the mme-
date completion Of the Canal, and invite them
to make investments in the Bonds of the Canal
CnmpanY.N
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SIR William T. King, Long, days FROM Albany.
moulding sand, TO Thos. Cianer s. Son.
Schr Martha Elizabeth, Cromwell, from Savanna
lamar River, Jam. logwood and PimentO, 10 w. w
Spence & Co.
Schr Lady Warrington, Stevens, from Rum Kew
Ragged Island, 25th ult. salt, 10 F. T. Montell.
Steamer Robert F. Stockton, Layman, from Phila-
delphia, mdse. 10 G. Harris
Barge Chesapeake, Denny, fh Philadelphia, mdse.
to E. G. Harris.
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw
off Mohjack bay two full rugged hrigs, Zone painted
lead color, with black main foyal) bound u9.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Orpheus, Hill, sailed from Cal'ao for the Chi
recha Island 10Th Nav TO load with .uano 10 return
and leave Caao for Valparaiso and the United States
about OH June
Steamer Cacique, Kagel, from New YerI. via this
port, where she put III to repair, arrived at pernam
buco 10th June.
Barsue Chesapeake ,.lasTabee, from Bat1aore, ar
rived at Portland LIST inst.
Schr Comet Bonney, was left at st. Thomas 23d
ut by brig Echo, at Philadelphia,
Schr Gen. Worth, Atweli, from Baltimore, arrived
al St Augustine eth Gt
Schr Mara, Baker from Baltimore, arrived at New
port Dist ul,.
schr Quesa, How!and, from Baltimore, arrived at
Providence LIST inst.
Schrs Emily Johnson, Snedicor, and Amelia, Strong
from Baltimore, rived at New York Sd ins..
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HEALTH OFFICE. Anrusl 4 Ia.

RePortof interments in the city of Balinnoye for n,
week, ending Monday morning, u,s:
scarlet fever I; Intantile unknown 10; Copsump,ion
ID still born 3; Gastric fever Inflammation Of the
bowels l. Cholera iniantum O Disease of the liver l.
Dropsy !; prowaed |; Drinking cold water |: Worms
|; Bilious plcur>y2; Cholera mofbus .; Catarrhal
fever 2; Convusions:i; Typhus fever Il Small box 3:
Whooping cough 3; Adult unknown, D Old ane I; Ca,
sualty llcmorhase Nervous fever Child he'd l.
Hydrocephaus /. Total Il.
Under year, ...23 Between and TO-,
Between ! and 2,..l5 10 and n,
Males 40; females, 37l. OF which aumSer 10
were colOred persOns--l0 free, slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY,
Commissioner of HeaEsh
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GREAT CAMP MEETING

EpOOh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in every style
ED with expedition and on reasonable terms, at
LYCEfI'S NO. l22 Baltimore street, over the Pat
riot Office, in Velvet Morocco Russia or Calf Music
and Periodicals neatly bound. ms,wslv
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J. G. GREGORY 81 co, Managers of Lotteries
EMORY CO, Sub-Agents,
Office No 2 CALVERT STREET.
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GF-CORONER's OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. nhl2-ly
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ANOTHER FINANCIAL OPERATION. An eX-
istjng topic OF conversation in Charleston, ).
c., letter-wrter in ore OF the journals states,
is the deficiency Of some $50 900 in the funds
Of one of the banks Of this city, or rather in
the cashiers funds. The story Isl queer one,
but the whole facts of the case have not trans
PRED. This much is certain; the directors OF
the bank in question: in looking over their bun
dies Of bills which have been withdrawn from
circulation, came across certain packages which
looked curious" These packages have been
long done up; some as far back as 1885 were
sealed with the cashiers official SEAL and sign
ed by the old president and the old cashier,
both now dead. On opening the bundles, in
place of finding SEQ 900, they found srXpence
worth of paper, cut in bill form, and nicely
slowed into the packages. This was an as
founding discovery, and coming, as it did, upon
a business, active bank-upon men famous for
managing their institution in most vigorous
and energetic manner, it was the more over
wheming. The money is gone, but who has
taken it is the question to be solved.
ROBBERY AND THREATENED MURDER. We
learn from the Dayton, Ohio, Journal that the
dwelling Of the widow Brcnner, Of Perry town
ship, was entered by two ruffians on Wednesday
night last. One of them was armed with an
axe, with which he threatened to kill her un-
less she gave up her money. She gave them
about $40 in small change, telling them that
her son-n-law had all her money, on whom
they must call if they wanted it. On the fol-
lowing day two wealthy farmers were arrested
at TIE instance of Mrs. B., charged with the
robbery, and held to bail for trial. The affair
has created great excitement.
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NOR SALE. fine DURHAM cow, with
n twin Calves. Apply al this office. aG-4t
ENOR SALE. LOTTERY LICENSE and
n FIXTURES, situated in good street for bust
ness TO one.who will give his undivided attention to
the business, money can be made Apply al the Clip
per office. II
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NNOR SALE. very likely gil, between 2 and
m - years of age, well crown, good nurse, wash
sr and ironer, to serve 10 ycars-she can come well
recommended such. | will sell her low, the pre-
sent owner having no further use for her Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
a6 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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FRUGALIrY IN SEAMEN. We are informed
says the New York Express, that the crew OF
packet ship Europe, which sailed on Friday for
Liverpool, were, to man, shipped without re-
ceiving the usual advance of wages, preierring
to await the return of the ship to this port,
without consuming any portion of their earn.
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a CCOMMODATGON OFFICE. Persons
"a that are in any way embarrassed in obtaining
money in small or large sums, have only to call at L.
;. SCOTTl'S Agency Office, No. 10 Exchange Place.
Wanted to purchase, at all times, Gold, Silver, and
Jewclry. of all DESCRIPTIONS. a6
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SAILED this mornins-Brs Charlotte, Titcomb,
Portland
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. 6, ls45
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER,

RgrREHENsIBLE PRAcrlcE. The Washing
ton correspondent OF tn New York Head, in
speaking Of "certa n rank abuses which are
creeping into the government mentions "a
mong these corruptions the practice which has
been introduce into the Senate in every nau-
rural executive session, of the members Of the
Senate voting themselves the culinary mileage
for imaginary, supposed and fictitious journeys
to their constituents, and their return Ike
witches, with their bodies lying comfortably in
bed at Washington, while the spirit, the real
man, by sort of transubstantiation, only
kuown to the old women OF Salem, has been
oil in the form of grey cat or a terrier dog,
astrde of broom, whisking through the air
all the way TO Arkansas or Alabama, and back,
in the small hours between two and six o'clock
IN the morning"
In ordinary cases this would be called swind-
ing; bat in members of the Senate it is tolera-
ted, though universally considered rank abuse
which ought to be corrected. 1t is perfectly
absurd for members of the Senate to claim
mileage for these constructive journeys, and an
honorable man would scorn to receive the mo-
ney, much as it is the habit TO fleece the trea-
spry wherever the opportunity is afforded. The
practice should be abolished.
Speaking of this matter reminds us of an
abuse of Il somewhat similar character, which
mas been introduc d into the legislature of
Maryland within few years past, and which
should not be longer permitted. We allude to
the practice Of paying members their per diem
when not in attendance on their duties and
even when absent from the seat Of govern
ment. We contend that member of Congress
or Of the legislature should not be paid for the
neglect Of his duty. The public stipulate with
him that he shall receive 50 much per day for
every day he devotes to their service-and
when he thinks proper to absent himself from
that service, it is but justice that his compensa-
ton shall cease. This was the practice until
late years in the legislature of this State. A
dilry of attendance was kept by the clerk of
the committee of claims, and this regulated the
amount to be received by each member A
member confined by sickness in Annapolis, was
considered as present. We hope that the old
and just practice will be again adopted, so that
those members who choose to spend days or
weeks at home, shall not be permitted to do it
at the public expense-especialy at time
when the necessities OF the State require that
the most rigid economy shall be practsed in all
the departments of government.