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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-26

Mr.. GouGu. This gentleman has nearly
recovered from his recent illness.
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DOCTOR HARRIS.

SUCCESSOR TO DR.. HITzELBERGER,)
Challenges the world to produce moIe certain,
speedy and permanent than he now offers to the
afflicted. His recent extensive medical tour has put
him in possession of the grand scientific secret, of
not only eradicating the lurking poison of vcnerial
venom but of restoring the shattered constitution TO
its pristine vigor. DIR. II. confidently assures the
victims of vent real disease that he can, in an un
paraeed short space of time, restore the patient to
perfect health without res0rting the nauseous and
deleterious drugs too often administered by quacks.
lMPOTENCY, from whatever cause arising, and
its sources various, d.. H. edges himself to re
move permanently and e1Gctually, restoring 10 their
soil airy vice, or WHO may he suffering from former
indulgence prostratiOn of mental aud physical en-
ergies would find it much 10 their interest 10 apply
either by letter (post pad) or in person, to DR.. H., iii
whom they may place the most implicit confidence
for honorable secrecy and efficient aid Office hourf
from A. M. to IL p. Nj. apld If
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-26

VERMONT ELECTION. The election in Yer.
mont will take place on the 6rst of September
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EOHN C. HOLLAND.

EOHN C. HOLLAND,
ID NO. 4s N. GAY STREET,
has constantly on hand general assortment of PA
PER-HANGlNGs of the latest style, to which he in
ves the attention of persons wishing PAPER
HANGING done.
WINDOW BLINDS Of every description WIZ
Venitian Blinds; Window Shades; Stick Blinds; Pa
per Curtains; Green Painted Blinds, &c.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, all widths and a variety
Ofpdtterns. Also, lot of FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
very cheap. DOOR MATS, sc. Also a lot of prime
CANTON MATING, at cost. jy24-tf
flames M. HAIG, No. 1888 BALTIMORE ST,
ep Opposite The Clipper ofiice) wholesale and re-
tail manufacturer of GIMPS, PRINCES, TAssELs.
Odd Fellows Masonic REGALIA, FLAGS, BAN
MlNGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., which he offers
for sale on terms that cannot fail give every salts
faction.
His stock comprises, in part, the following articles:
Trimmings of all kinds, for Ladies' dresses
Weddings Laces Odd Fellows and
Gods and Tassels Masonic Regaa
Bfaids, EdginGS Purse Twist
Tailors' Trimmings Carpet Bindings
Buttons of all kinds Military Trimmings
Gimps, Cords, &c. of all kinds
Steel Buttons Gloves, meriDo, silk, cot
Hair Work ton and Kid
Stars, Iaces Suspenders
NAVY Anchors Watch Guards, &c.
aG-A orders left with Mr.. ii. will be attended TO
with promptitude. je24
path TUB DEPOT. The subscriber has
Id -on hand as large an assortment Of the various
kinds of BATHING APPARATUS as can be found
anywhere-corsising of
BATHING TUBS, of Tin
do do lined with lead or zinc
do do with Yeung's Patent Heater
attached warranted to be the best article in use.
Portable Chamber Shower Baths; Bates, Shower
Bath, improved; Hand Shower Baths for fifty cents;
Foot Baths; Bath Pans or Sponge Battle; Hip Baths
or Leg Baths; Bath Tabs for children &C., either of
which will be sold low at the Original Bath Tub De-
potby ALFRED II. REP,
No 1886 Baltimore street. g.
Jy9 I'd tin store above Howard street. -
n OW PRICED PRINTS. large and
III ha ndsome assortment Of low priced Calicoes
Lawns and Ginghams-Just received and for sale,
wholesale and retail, very CHEAP.
HENRY w. COOKE,
apis come. of Hanover and Lombard-sts
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PUNISHED. A man in Clark county, Indiana
mad been convicted and sentenced to two years
IMPRISONMENT in the Penitentary for swapping
a loaded gun at a woman, becasse she would
no. marry him. He vas rightly punished.
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D rNEDBRICK,S

for any desirable length of time without being any
wise offensive To deIicacy, UnSeamly in appear.
ance. The value Oi such an Invention cannot be es-
tuJatcd but by those tender feelings which long for
the preservation OF departed friend, and among the
many who have been compelled TO use it, a general
and pleasing satisfaction has been given, for can
speak too highly of snch needy and important in
veRtOn, Benevolent institutions and others, who
wish to delay funerals until the arrival OF distant re-
latives, make all suitable preparations for inter
ment, would do well to apply immediately after
death, as its great practical value has been demon
atcd beyond doubt IN the hottest weather we have
had this season. UndeTtakefs generally Of Baltimore
can obtain rie hts agencies reasonable terms
References can be given, if required, by applying
r. FREDERICk, No III North Gay So, General
Undertaken and Furnslfer of Funerals.
Applications will be received for Agencies or sales
of Patentrghs for the following States, or any por-
ton thereof: New Hampshire, Vermont, Connect
cut, New &ersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Alabama,
Wisconsin, Maryland, North Carolina, Mississippi,
Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Florida and Iowa.
iy23.f
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SMALL Pox. The small pox is raging in
Portland, Me-, and the authorities have made
arrangements for general vaccination of the
inhabitants.
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CGRNS-CORNS-CORNS

EST Tf,CE.
VH A. w. CLANCY would inform
az3sp W. .rsssa his customers and the public in gen
81 eral that he is determined to sell of
6saGs his stock of BOOTS and SHOES,
without regard to cost, which good or better
than any in che CITY, His method is 10 clear out all
in season, so that all who may gel good ar
tcle for small price, will avail themselves of this
opportunity. 8r}-StOre No. 6 EAST BALTIMORE
STREET and No IS HARRISON STREET, whole
sale and retail. je26 3m
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Iowa STATE CONTENTION. 1t appears by the
Burlington Hawk Eye, that the people of Iowa
nave accepted the state convention by majo-
nty Of about three hundred. The Legislature
Elected under it will be in session at the same
time as the Territorial Legislature, so that
Iowa will be able to boast of the anomaly OF
saving two Legislatures for only one Common
wealth
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-26

rible CONSERVATION was created on board the
Hondrck Hudson, on Friday night, as
size was ploughiDg her way itom Albany to
New York All the passengers were soundly
asleep, and nothing could DO heard but the
movements of the engine, when a fellow jump
ed from his berth, and at the top of his voice,
cried ''fre, fire, fire-we are all gone-all lost. !"
Instantly every soul was aroused and on deck
terror and confusion ensued, and a scene fol-
lowed which appalled, the stoutcst heart-when
fortunately it was discovered that there was no
FIRE, the alarm having proceeded from passen-
ger who was troubled with the nightmare!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-26

NLY NETS FLY NETS Persons in want
F of cheap article of Fly Nets, will please call
and examine the stock have on hand as they can
be sold less than they be purchased elsewhere.
JAMES M HAlG, 1873 Baltimore street,
je7 opposite the Clipper office.
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La" School OF THE COLLEGE OF New JEE-
SEY' a Law department in connection with
this College has been organized. Hon. Joseph
T. 1ornblower, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, and james S. Green and Richard s..
Field, Esqs, Of Princeton, have been appointed
Professors
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JRPSR pRESRRVER !

The attention of the
public is respectfully in
vited to this newly IN.
vented apparatus; The eb-
ject f'Dr which it is in
tended 5tO perfectly pre-
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HcRRIpLE DEATH. The wife of MIR. Weed,
Of Benton, N. II, came to her death on the 10th
INST, in the following singular and shocking
manner. Mrs W. had been helping her hus-
band with a load Of hay, and in attempting to
get from cart on TO a workbench, she made
pis-steP, and the handle of the fork struck
upon the ground, and one of the tynes of the
fork entered her mouth, and passed upward
penetrating her brain, and came out at tn
back of her head. She died in ten minutes.
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A CHEAP CARRIAGE FOR SALE
N A small CARRIAGE for 4 person will be sold q
great bargain, if applied for Immediately, at H. UN-
Laps Carriage Depository, Hanover street. near
Lombard-st. iy30.H
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NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. ] ha APP
~ pheation will he made during the next session
ot the City Council, to have Carroll Court. from
Dawson alley TO Cove street, between Pratt and Nc
Benny streets, opened. O. jyl-lape'
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NMBROIDERED GRAPE SHAWLs. Mrs.
hL MCPHERSON has just received from N. York,
an assortment of sinai sze Embroidered Grape
snawls Also, frcsh supply of Black Silk 1.aees,
1e3O So ". HOWARD-ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
Answer to n Correspondent.

Mr. Dix's term as L. S. Senator from tins State
does no, expire with the XX1Xth bat with HhAth
Congress-,hat is, March 18th. 1919 There was an
error in the Wing Almanac on this point
The number of Wings elected to the next Con
xress from this State 23, but three others were
elected by Wing votes, OF whom al least two will
probably be with us on several most important
questions.
Gov. Young's majority now think will be
little under 0Oo but certainly over 10000. posi-
bly, over IL A day Or two longer will determine
Where IS that live Wing ofRockland County
/: Toe aggregate mniorities OF the candidates for
Congress supported by Wings will be somewhat
larger than Gov Young's. but they were not all
Wings, nor supported b. Wings only.
Special Elections to fill the Congressional vacan-
cies in Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts, will
take place at such times the Governors Of those
States respectively shall fit to appoint and pro-
claim. They are usually held from two to three
months after trial has resulted in no choice,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
Convention nsha1e.

The "pgSArys AND PROCEEDINGS IN TIE
N1w-YoRK SrArE CONTENTION for the Revision
OF the Constitution, as reported for the Albany
Argus by S. CRoswEIr and R. Sutton haye been
Published in plain, substantial octave Of $40 two.
column pages by the conductors of Toe Argus, and
are for SALE we presume, by the law booksellere
and others This is most valuable and timely
contribution to the Literature OF Politics Ii i, be
true. as is SO confidently asserted that thu. New
Constitution is msrred by obscurines sad snbi
saities, in these Debates VIII the proper sind au
shori,ativs expas,,ion De found. The abih,y and
acoarssy OF the Reporters have oeen severely test
sd-Mr, Sutton's IN Cou.,ress, Mr Croswel's in
many successive Legislatures, aud they have
emerged from their respective ordesls with high
espasAeons The price ofthe work is but ssi, which
Tor such = vast amount OF original matter in sub
sssaEal binding, is Very moderate. We rus,
large and promp, sale, in the other States as well
ssoar own, Will requite the laudsbe enterprise OF
the publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
New Publications..

II The WArER-CrKE IN CHRONIC DISEASES
An Exposition o: the Causes, Progress and Termina-
lions Various Chronic Diseases of Digestive or
cans, Lungs, Nerves. Limbs and Skin and OF their
treatment BY wster, and other Hygeinic Means By
JAMES MANiEY GULLY ". D has Just been beautifully
reprinted by Wiley < Putnam from tie London edi-
ton forms elegant l2o OF 4O5 pages, scarcely if
al 81 interior the English original and is credita
Die specimen OF American typography. OF Dr.. Gully
snd his work the Press mas already spoken
emphatic prsise The attempt here made exhibi;
the rationale of the Water Treatment, rather Of
Water Cure whence Medical and other candid inquirers
shall ee enabled TO perceive thai Is empirical but
strictly and profoundly scientific and anAlogicsl We
believe this work OF euen, physician /. calculated
10 carry conviction TO many minds inpervious the
evidence OF the virtues OF Water volunteered by
rrrr4 healers OF human maladies general and we
heartily commend !, general aad earnest attention
Il "REcANrArIoN or. The Confessions of q
Convert to Ro.snsln Tsle OF Domestic and Religious
Lie IN Italy Edited by The Rev WE IngrAham Kip.
", A author OF The Christmas Holidays Rome &c
I, is powerful ana affecting story,
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sDombey and SON.

By the attention Of our agents In London re
wore enabled to publish in our Evening Edition Of
Yesterday the whole Of Part II of Dickenss new
and popular novel, received by the Great Western
It's appearance took every body by surprise and
created no little excitement among the numerous
classes who stand ready to devour every thing from
Dickens prolific pen The interes; OF the story IN
creascs as i. proceeds and we shall take care that
our readers are supplied with the future numbers at
the earliest possible moment. Part IL WILDE found
on the outside of this days Morning Edition. Extra
copies may be had at the counter.
The First Part of Donbey & Son. containing the first
four chapters may be had this Office Price -Four Cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

The SLAVE TRADE.-The Boston Courier hiss
been favored with abstract OF the correspondence Of
Mr. Gordon our late Consul at Rio IaDeiro. concerning
the Slave Trade conducted between that port aud the
Coast oil Africa in connection with American vessels
II develops facts that ought be- possession o;
the people Should the letters of Mr. Gordon be ever
permitted the light, presume they vii! disclose
the fact that since the beginning OF the year 1910 and
previous TO the recall of Mr. Gordon, sixtytour Amer
can vessels had been sold Rio Janero, amounting
tho aggregate to OiiS tons OF which hirtyiour yea
sells amounting CLOG tons, reported 10 have Seen
subsequently employed in the Slave Trade and hst
during the period, there had departed from Mo
Janeiro for the Coast of Africa hiiysix American yes
sells and that forty American vessels had arrived al that
port from the Coast-in all nnetysiN American vessels
amounting the aggregate TO 20295 tons, employed be-
tween Rio Jancro and the African continent. Had Mr..
Gordon been continued in hs office few months longer,
we have believe that other and farther invest
cations calculated to exhibit view OF the whole trade
as conducted in vessels OF different nations and the
proportonate participation OF American citizens vessels
and capital would have been furnished to the Depart.
rnent OF State. Phil. lnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
The Recent sInye Cn.e.

The Globe OF Monday contains letter from jobs
JAZZ ESQ OF the counsel for the Slave boy George
Kirk clearly setting forth the facts in relation TO the
agency of the Mayor and Police in the arrest OF the III
gitive Mr. Jay shows clearly enough that the state
made in this aud other journals in relation TO this
most disgracefu affair entirely authentic The
whole nine hundred policemen of this City were,
by the verbal order of the Mayor rittom any legal
process phaiero placed the qaI riue for the
of the poor fugitive and that 100, after he had
been declared free by the solemn decision Of the
Court In the most charitable view of the case for
his Honor the Mayor, his interference was as gra.
tuitous ii deliberate There was no legal
constitutional obligation resting upon him to
aid Capt Buckley in Selling The boy. The best that
be said for him is that he might do go If he trisd
and his proceedings certainly showed anxiety
commodae the Captain if he could possibly find any e
gal authority for doing There nothing but his
disposition hinder him, when solicited to lend his aid
in the matter from saying with the indignant energy of
man and Christian, will sooner die than be the
voluntary agent in cnsavpg human being Instead Of
speaking thus wor,hily of his station the Chief Ma
gistrate of Christian City he sets his legal adviser
mousng in the stau,cbook to see if he cannot possibly
find some prc,ence OF justification for calling out the
police on Slave Hunt, And tina, legal adviser, will
and alacrity which showed that his hart in the
work
The Globe hard get the Mayor OF the diem
in which ne has thus placed himself by pretending
that the Police called out arrest the boy,
but to keep the peace 1t admits that FIVE policemen
were under the advice of the Mayor constituted the
agents OF the Captain take the boy wherever they
could find him in other words, the Mayor first author
ICED i've break the peace By Selling innocent
without legal process and then told the remainder
OF the nine hundred policemen to keep the peace by
helping them il necessary, Verify the Mayor has
TO excaim in view of the Globes defence, Save
me from my friends
We audc to this subject again from feelings Of
hostility the Mayor the Police Many of the latter
we have doubt acted in the only because they
supposed themselves obliged to do and that
few OF their number could again be induced to lend
their assistance in utterly disgraccul. The
Mayer too hope has learned useful lesson and
which he will not forget For his sake his friends
would do we'll 10 remember the old saw, The eas, said
the soonest nlented
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

Live while you live" the epicare would say,
And sez- the pleasures of the present day"
How many thousands languishing on sick beds,
debiated in body and depressed in spirita. in
quence offoowng this perncious counsel. To these We
would recommend as restorative of health and ygor
course OF SASDss sARsAPARLLA In such cases, we'll
as in scroula affections. and all ulcerous mala
dies have hitherto found this preparation reliable
remedy and effects will be permanent, saluary,
followed up by temperate living and moderate exercise
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b. ID
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton-s corner Of
Wliarn-sL 27S Broadway, and II East Broadway, New
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the
United States Price 81 per bottle. six boes for s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

STRASDING or TIE GREAT BRITAIN. &c--W-e
learn from passenger in the packet ship Liverpool
from Liverpool l2Ih urno, who also a passenger
board the Great Britain the OF her late and
propaoly onsl misfortune the lrish coast. that
only have The underwriters refused 70 pay the insurance
or that unfortunate vessel bt tina: resolution Insure
steamer which NAV De placed under the
nlaad OF Capt Eoskin hAs been passed by the under.
writers a. Lloyds and communicated 70 the Great
Western Company The ground Tor this resolution
We understand, De the alleged iacomp-tency CT
Capt Hosk1 70. the duties and responsibilities OF the
station OF commander Of such vessels NotwIthscand
irs his hitherto euinently successful career con-
mAder o, TIE Great Western and re Great Britain Up
- the time OF ne unfortunate srrEncDs OF the
Ser ship. the reputation OF Captain Hoskin this de-
pa--ent o; Nautical command Is totally pFnsc-atec al
ao1ls as fa- IN th- power Of the underwriters %
destroy II add observe that they are No; without
appears tbs: with the iA Of Capt Hoskns reputation
he popC.a- commander OF tae Great Western
stands lie hesd of the class Of British steamer
captains
In relation the allegation wnlch has been brought
through some OF religious prn-s BY American cer
gTu-n WHO were s-cons re sufferers By the Grear
STltzns disaster that Captain Eo-klns under the
influence CT Intoxicating drinks a. me us OF her -a.
disaster, informant ths- nothing could
be fArta-- Eo -he truth ~ al events, Official
vesussron- instituted Sy The Admiralty Board mo the
causes OF, and al TIE facts and circumstances
nec.ed VIII tie STANDING Of the G-ea: Britain Is 70
take place and through this Investigation We shall
probably have correct AnG decisive report which
not oaly TOE aaoIts znd alleged trary but the disputed
question Of TIE ttness and capacity Of Captain Eosn
Tor 80 important. command Will be dsnnureiy settled
True Sun
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Anarher Execurian.
q The Tri5Kr<

TO ttt EaAVF 2 Z X z I~*7.s
Isse it stated in one Of the morning papers ths,
the Governor hiss examined the OF Charles Thomas
who is sentenced De hanged Friday next and hiss
decided interfere in the matter Considerable et
Tort hiss been ade procure Communication o; his ser
tsaee by the jurors who convicted him snd BY the on
GERS who arc to execute him Both the Jury snd the
Shess feel the swtu responsibility thai rests upon
tse and their efforts 20 clear their skirts Of blood in
The sss highly credi,sbe 10 them Net Tor al the
~esa OF tae city would be juror n case N vovIns
me ME CT acknowledging hope the day IL elose at
will be abolished and Society md its ofcers relieved
81 se horrors and earhagsy OF any mon execuSons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Nov L.
We have another delightful day, and those who
delgh, promenade ches;nutst make the most of the
novelty while the sporting portion OF tina; part OF tho
world known s. Quakerdom, aye OF 70 Hunting Park
Course where Is advertised TO take place. Local
Is as scarce reed bids the only item Of note
being the injunction last evening served the Manager
OF the Archst- Theatre. party processing 20 oe
Shakers advertised 10 EXHIBIT the peculiar!ties OF
their religion, which his Honor seemed 10 .hink
mocscry OF religion and IN which he is sustained sppa
renty, by great majority Of our citizens The party
had previously applied NJ Peale OF the Museum Tor
az engagement and refused one on any terms Our
citizens have had sufficient religious exciiemens and
desire OF them
Accounts from Harrisburg mention the death OF
eXtiovernor WILLIAM FINLEY, who, al the age of79
died 8; the residence OF Gov. skunk his soninlsw
sunday Gov. had ior years esche~ed interference
IN polucsl questions and died respected by all who
knew HIM.
SALES or STocKs.-FIrst Board-l+ Girard 90;
$500 state IS b5 6e Il Vicksburg q % Reading 3li
$500 State D, o.: Second Bodrd-- Ches & Del $50
= Gi-ard b. q, . Union Bk Tenn. 81 200 Vicksburg
b5. III