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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

CUTLERY. Of all the different kinds and for
" sale by ELIAS HALE,
se29 No. l'2 Baltimore street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

SECONDHAND DOORS, SHUTTERS anc
~ WINDOW FRAMES--For sale low al
o8 NO. S,S NORTH LII BERTY-ST..
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LlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER s l845.
GLE NREI),

FROM rHE EXCHANGE REApiNG-RooA Boz
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OYSTERS! OYSTERSm
FHNHE SUBSCRIBE &,R respectfully informs his
ID old customers and the public in general that he
has commenced putting up OYSTERS for exporla-
ton for the season. aud will be glad to receive orders
tor Oysters, either PIEKLED, SPlCED, FRIED, OF
FRESH, IN any quantities
Nothing but the hest Of Oysters put mp NJ his rsab-
Gshment. FROM his long exp fipnce in the business
he hopes to please the most particular.
EVAN HAMILTON,
No. 2S German St, between Hanover and Sharp.
90 OYSTERS served up in handsome STYLE every
dav in the week Sundays excepted) Families sup
piled with best Oysters
WANfED-A smart active boy about l6 40 V years
of age-One that has been accustomed 10 attend bar
Apply as above. seo6 coin
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MNSOLV ENP PAPERS MADE OUT and all
n information given on reasonable terms. Judgments
Of and IL months purchased. Cash to loan out from
S. to S5JUO. Gcld, Silver, Jrwely Of ever, descrip
lion, merchandise, SC purchased al all times. Appy
at LEWIS F. SCOrTI'5 Intelligence office,
% lC EXCHANGE Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

NSATENT SOLAR LAMPS. Iha,e IN hand
VI n complete assortment of Cornelius < COS cele-
brated PATENT SOLAR LAMPS, for burning lard
or oi-togethcr wi great variety OF Cut and Plain
CHORES LAMP Classes, WlCkS, &c., all of
which are offered at The lowest prices.
&. WEST, No ID Sharp street,
oS-lm between Baltimore and German SITS.
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"a II W Is. SILIkN. MGR. NCEIIDONNN
~ co, have now in stare and offer for sale at
TIE lowest prices, large and well selected sock OF
the latest aud most approved stnlps Of DRESS
SIAWLS; D6ESS SILKS; CASIlMERES: NOUS
LINES BUMRSXlNES; ALPACAS. (Suk warm
FRENCH MERlNOES. n'sl quality; French and En-
g.5h INVITES; A@"rican aud Eugsh FIauneIS;
Table Linens; i2-4 Cotton and Linen Shrpiinss; "A
lsh Linens; with great variety Of housekeeping
alu'les. I'D Baltimore street,
oto Between Calvert and Light
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

Il T.. CLOVER. ARTIST,
H%o S"l3-lm' No. 3 BARNET STREET.
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TIN WARE.

THNO MERCHANT TAIL0RS. The sub
q scrIher has on hand beautiful assortment of
Fail and Winter GOODS, sutahI, to the uade of mer-
chant TailorS, selected in the New York and Balti-
more markets, of the finest ana latest styles
such
French, English and American CLOTHS
do do do CASSIMERES
Gold Aex'd and Plain BEAVER CLOTHS
Cashmere, SIN amt satin VEST INGS
Beautiful SIX and Wofsled SUkGES
with great variety of TRIMMINGS, which will be sold
wholesale retail at the very lowest market prices
Can aud see. EDWARD J. RICHARDSON.
o6 No, - Baltimore street
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BUSHES CARDS. &c.

SURGICAL ~ DENTAL. INsTRuMENTs
~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures ana krrps
constantly Oh hand, general ortmen, OF lnsITu-
mehtS, at No. ~ SHARP STREET. sr2I- 3n,
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DOOkS LOST ....1he "Committee on Library of
i the Richmond "Franklin Institute have examin-
Library and have found the following list Of books
missing which not accounted for on the Librarian
record
Pope's Works, ID vol. Robertson's Works, CamPbei
and Owens Debate. 9Th and eth vols. Irvng's Works.
5th and vols Bulwers Novels, Novelss Magazine.
Life of Cromwell 2 vols, Life of Sir Isaac Newton.
Life of Charemagne, Chesterfied's Letters Mrs oPe
on Living ghts Decisions, 2copes LIST and 9Th vols
Byrons Works, Mrs Chd's Appeal, Lailah Rookh,
Campbes Poems, Recollections of Persons, Convcrsa
tons ON Chemistry; Coerdge, Shelly and Keats; Mans
fields Political Grammar, copies; British Spy: The
Spy. vols; Revolutions in Europe GoIdsmhs w orks
Land, Court and Camp Of Bonaparte.
Persons having any of the above named books will
please leave them Immediately with the Librarian or the
undersigned Some of the works have been traced :"
their posse who being published by re-
turning them within weeks J. 5. LYLE, Chm
MAY 2eth. ls45
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sa e. GILElWCGEE,

MANUFACTURER of Coaches, Barouches Friends
IVA Carryas, York Wagons, Phatons. Buggies, &c
Also, superior article of Coach, Cabinet, and Japan
VARNIsH, manufactured in Philadelphia by whose
knowledge of the art places him without rival. War
rantcd not to crack.
ALso-Carriage Trimmings of every description. such
Laces Cloth Silver Hub Bands, Door Handles. Lamps.
Lock and Hinges. Riggs, &c all of which will be fur
nished ut the lowest Cash price Persons at distance can
be by dropping Il line the subsC rbe
Main opposite Mr. Brookns Hotel, Richmond. Ia.
June IL lSl.). ~ 10.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-11

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE--Wfi
be sold at private SALE the property on Fifth street.
70 the Estate of Dr. Morris Lancaster deed
consisting of two LOTS, substantially enclosed and inn
proved by large BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, con-
c,ad If the best materials and finished in part
in the neatest and most approved style we'll Of good
water in the Kitchen large Cistern for water
the door, together with out-budings- in the best
der AIso-about thirty Fruit Trees, consisting Of APP
ple Peach and Cherry Of the choicest selection
The situation elevated and airy, commanding tine
prospect of portion surrounding country, Of
desirable locations for residence IN the cafy OF
Richmond. For information, enquire Of
WILLIAM r. FOULkE, Administrator
Richmond, Nav II, SIS. 49, Sef
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1THIIE Celebrated DR.. Rusl's Compound Purifying
SYRUP OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AEGErA-
nIE-Thc exalted reputation attained by Dr. Rush. both
in private prac ticc and Physician the American
Army il sufficient guaranty the efficacy and useful
ness of this truly invaluable medicine 1t prescribed
by him Ply attached to the army during
our glorious revolutionary struggle, and proved to be
certain untling for several of the most Preva
the time most distressing complaints by
which our afflicted wit Affections of the Law
err Dyspepsia Indigestion, and all disorders arising
from an impure state blood. Under this latter
head may be Observation-Disclosures eruptlons of the skin,
Pn,nles on the face Syphlltic symptoms Scaly Erup
tiont letters and Ring orms White Swelings, Scrou
la and Mercurial diseases.
1t also a most excellent remedy for Chronic Rheuma-
tsrn Infants Choc, and gcnctal affections OF the bow
in chidren-for OF which has efftctua cure
II provided, unless it be this purify Medicine
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY!
STOVES, HOLLON-vARE, and CASTINGS,
At Gin &c N N att Prices.

TTVHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
establishment lately conducted by the firm +. and J.
O'Harra. He has hand superior lot of STOVES;
consisting of Nos l. ?, and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove, Spmans Improved Cooking Stove, and
plate Stoves of different with general
of Franklin and Parlor Stoves. Also-Pots, Kettles,
Androns, and Wagon Boxes
He also manufactures and makes to order Cardng Ma
chimes, Condensers Spinning and Mapping Machines,
broad Power LOOMS Pulling Stoves, and all
kinds of Machinery used in Manufacturing establish
III
Mill Gearing of all kinds made the shortest notice,
He feels confident saving that he has the largest
best selected lot of patterns the Western country
Grst and Saw Mills. He has, short, the latest i'm
proveInent in the Mill Gearing line
TO PLOUGH Makers.
lie has patterns for all the good Poughs in He
has Soops POugs right and left; Peacock's right and
LETT Woods Plough. four different szesall of which he
will sell at Cincinnati prices, for Cash
o. THRESHIN(; MACHINES-IIe has an excel
lent hrcshng Machine which he manufactures and will
sell for Cash approved Trade For horses
and despatch the execution of work nf
to in
The undersigned his thanks the public for
the liberal support bestowed upon the late firm of T.
and J. Iarra, and would respectful solicit
of their j. All kinds Machinery
ed short notice. Cash. Wheat, good Horses will be
taken in exchange for any of the above articles.
THOMAS OHARRA.
o. 1T is necessary that the business of late firm
I. and J. OIiarra should be settled pos
sible: therefore. those who to said firm
hereby requested to make immediate pay nent
June III, le45. [jan.3I rs. T. OH.
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= pierce vItalS and
:: render beyond the shades of
hope! May these facts awaken you,
arouse YOU o give the voice of
reason and REMEDY in time, which
has cured and prolonged the lives of thousands.
Let be borne mind that this MEDICINE is
DOCTOR DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY;
preparation entirely of vegetable extracts, expressly
prepared loosen the morbid humors and weed
that accumulaes in the passages, and finally
upon the lungs. The medicine all this to be
throw up by erpectoration
1t only by the power of the expectorant organs that
the the of disease be cradle ated from
the systcm The Expectorant Remedy tered to you is
found by Physicians generally, and by those who have
fully tested virtues, be the only safe medicine that
will completely perform this grand object.
that
trifiing dangerous
medicine palmed
upon bv those who
Agents, in place of DIR. Duncans
EXpcctorant Remedy BE not persua
dcd o take their vile mixtures, wish
your life. Principal office for the United
States, for the sale of DIR. Dnncans Expectorant
Remedy, No. 10. North Sth street. Philade phia
d Ask for DR.. Duncan's Expcctorant Remedy. and be
obtain it.
o. Sold in Richmond, Ia. at the BOOK STORE
June IL, 1915. 2ltf
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IS i SEN
Gus and sol

II IS Il seri-
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enn fact. that
this disc a $ c
when neglect
ed and left I'M
i'll IL becomes a
seated x cfro-
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certain to com
nencc its insI-
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upon the lungs
in the insiP-
lent stage OF
this kind OF
Consumption
the pate II t
feels a Sc nsc of
III
the chest, with
severe fits of
coughing, or a
s h ort, dry
cough atten-
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nitted 10 run
on without the
use Of a proper
medicine, the
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Amy Herbert, by Lady % cts
Frank Rivers, the dangers of the town. tale o
y. York - cts.
The Num- Life in Conven by OF the Sise rhoot
C;rmadi, the Clown, by Dickens 25 cts
Arrah Neil, ort times of old, by James. 25
I The Countess Faustina by Ida. % cts.
The Maid of Honor. of the Massacre of st Bartholomew
%
The Regents Daughter BY Dumas %
The wonderful History of Peter Schcmih from the
German. -.
The PrairieBird, by G. A. Murray p.
The Bankers Wife, by Mrs. Gore 25.
The Grandfather, by Miss Pickering. ID.
Look to the End by Mrs. Ellis, Is.
The Collegians g, cts.
Texas, its Geography, by VIM. Kennedy Esq. %
Sylvester Sound, the Somn ambulist, with illustrations
374
I.awric Todd, the settlers in the w Gods. %.
The Nabob at Home, %.
Matilda, the memoirs of a young woman, bv Sue
- cts.
Evelinc Trevor, Romance of the Revolution bets.
Agncourt by James, %.
The Triumphs of Time, 25.
The Engiishwoman in Egypt. %
The Magic Goblet % cts.
The Chimes BY Dickens TO-
Phil Purcell, and other stories of Ireland, 25
Adam Brown, the Merchant %
Macauey's Miscellanies, complete volume l.d'
Lite Remains of TN. late W ills Gaylord Clark $50
Eliza Cook Poems. -.
The United States Practical Receipt Book Com
plee Book Of Reference for the Manufacturer Trades
man, Agriculturis House keeper, containing
Receipts all the and domestic 80
Nights of the Round able, Stories of Aunt Jane and
her nds. 80
Comic Nursery Tales. Is cts
United States Song Book % cts.
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
Richmond Ia, June l1th IS45
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NALIIOw OIL, excellent article to burn n
j lamps greasng harness. &c. for sale at Scots per
gallon FORSHA s. WILSON.
Richmond, June 4, 1916. 23-tf
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Doctor Walter 4. WnnOStrOfchf2'

This Pill by the experience OF years has been proved
to be the me plus ultra of medical preparations. me
brated inventor himself cured $4,000 OF
suppressed sickness and other diseases III
females. having used them, to the exclusion OF
every other remedy such Diseases during continued
practice of nearly 80 without solitary instance Oh
failure, when used according to the directions. They
were first introduced this continent in 1879 by Dr.
Thomas Phillips. of Newburgh, New York, he having
obtained the formula for preparing them from Dr. amos
trochtz himself They then been used very
throu of the States, and
the proprietor thoroughly satisfied OF their virtue,
that fearessy challenges the world to produce med
cine form that will prove superior IN renewing e
Affections of suffering women
ayThe Sarsaparilla and Pills for sale at the
RICHMOND BOOK STORE
June H. Is45 Ally
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JUST PUBLISHED,
McGUrFEy's RHETORICAL GUIDE; or Fifth
Reader of the Eclectic Seres-4sO pages, l2mo;
containing copious and minute rules, examples
and exercises in articulation, infection, emphasis,
accent, quantity, rhetorical pause, meditation,
preston, reading Of poetry, rhetorical dialogue,
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are printed and published at Sc, Main street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, by
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RICHMOND, INDIANA

ITO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.-The
1 undersigned, having made arrangements with JONAS
CARR. "a of twenty experience Machinery
o snpe their Machine Shop prepared
nish all kinds of Machinery order at Cincinnati prices
such asPickers Carding Machines Condo nsors Power
Looms, Mapping Machines, Shearing Machines Press
Stoves, &c. &c.
1--we also building superior Thresling Machines
which will sell accommodating We
also possession of the patterns of Threshng
Machines in and can make any repairs required.
Having great variety of MILL and other Patterns
can furnish CASTINGS of every description, fair
terms. Also-a variety of Cooking, Paror Ten and
Seven-Plae STOVES, kept constantly hand; all of
which will be warranted for IL months
]. NJ & j. Fl. HUTTON.
n. B. Hand Machines, for the of Sewing
Silk, made o order. J. NJ. & J. II. H.
Spring Foundry, June II, 1o45. SO in A
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!IANDLE AND SOAP FACrORY..-The under
~ signed having entered into partne rshp in the bust
ness of making Soap and Candles now prepared
supply the public with article superior to hereto
fore OFF, red in this market. The Candles made of
of Taow and warranted not to he effected by
the heat summer-to burn clear. and o emit any
smoke. Soap of superior quality is also Offered Gin
cinnati prices. s w FORSHA
&. WILSON
Richmond, June 4, 1915. 2J-tf.
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NARNISHES.-S. r. Lppncott has just received,
from Philadelphia, superior article of Pale Coach
Body Varnish together with Cabinet and Japan Varnsh
also, lot of fashionable Carriage Trimmings, low for
cash. Richmond June III, lc45. f19-'44l
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XNYOOI!!-The undersigned, in addition to the
w Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business, con,
tnue purchase of WOOL at No 81. Main street and
prepared buy quantity of the article and will
continue do throughout the present season
and facilities for the purchase and
sale of DOL such. that feel confidence
ring Merchants WooI- rowers, Farmers and others ha
wing article dispose of, that will be able to
the very highest prices in CASH and they will find 1t to
their advantage call upon before selling else whe
MILLER s. MCCULLOUGH.
Cincinnati, April l4th, le45. Herald, 80
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= MITH'S LIN IMENT.-SuIest remedy. for the cure
of Sweeney Poll Evil. Fistula, Strains. Bruises,
Scratches. Big Head, &C. that ever discovered
Also human flesh it exces in the cure OF Rheu-
mat PAINS Swelling of the Glands OF the throat ring
w orms. letter Frosted Feet. &c .
Each genuine bottle is stamped "Smith's Liniment,
and signed Denny Minor. sole Proprieors None oth-
genuine. Denny n MlNoN. Latoh' "
The above Lniment is for sale at the Drug store OF
IREED s. BROTHER
Richmond, June IL, lS45- /"
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Notice hereby
given all that the Common Council
the City of Richmond will meet the Council Chamber
the 10Th inst, at o'clock for the purpose of
hearing all grievances arising from the Assessment of
Property for City purposes, for the current year.
sc ONE AS the winds come
By order of the Common Council. w. w. LYSDE,
June 9th, l-45. 21tm City Clerk.
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ID ILEY'S superior PILE OINTMENT, which is
regarded the effectual remedy extant, is
off red for sale at the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, June IL, lS45. l3tf
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j. Df Holloway, bookseller, Richmond. Indiana, has
full supply of Mceueys Eclectic Readers and feels
warranted recomme ndng them being the very bes,
class book, extant April Goth. ls4S w
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consisting directions for the choice of meat and poultry
preparations for cooking, making of broths and soups.
holhng roasting baking. and frying of meats. fish, &c.
seasonings cooring Cooking vegetables preparing sal
ads-clary ing-makng of pastry. pnddings gruels
vmsgarnishes &c, ana with general directions for
king wines. BY J. NJ. Sanderson. - cts
The Kitchen and Fruit Gardner; being select Manuel
Of Kitchen gardening and culture of fruits,
miliar directions for the most approved practice each
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of many valuable fruits, and
calendar of work TO be done in each month of the year.
the whole adapted to the climate of the United States %
The Complete Confectioner. Pastry Cook and Baker
Plain and practical directions for making Confectionery
and pastry and for Bakng with upwards of 500 receipts
consisting Of directions for making all kinds of preserves
sugar boiling comfs. lozenges, ornamental cakes ices,
hqneurs. waters, paste ornaments syrups. jees,
marmalaies. comhts, bread baking artificial yeasts, fam
The Correspondence between Burns and Carinda with
memoir of Mrs. M'Iehose. 80
A New System of Domestic Cookery, founded upon
principles Of Economy, and adapted use of private
families, by Mrs Rundell. from the 67th edition. aug
mented and improved by the addition of more than 900
new receipts. %
The Ingcldsby Legends, Mirth and Marvels with
engravings so cts
Whimscalities. pc rodca gathering by Thomas Hood
with illustrations. 80 cts
Phantasminon Prince Farmland, tale BY Sarah Cole
ridge. 80 cts.
a Flea for Woman; being vindicaticn of the impor
lance and extent of her natural sphere of action by Mrs
Hugo Reid. 0cts.
Tales from the German comprising specimens from
ne best authors. -
Arabella Stuart, Romance from English history, by
James. Is