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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-30

%J d HUMBUG BUT a RARE CHANCE FOR
w GREAT BAMsAINS A few more left of those
beautiful PyridicofGaduated ROBES, only So; beau
utul yd wide French LAWN, warranted fast colors
only % cts; French GINGHAMS, yd. wide, colors
warranted fast, % cts; Bingham Lawns and other
Glnghams at the lowest cash prices; Shawls and
Prints in great variety; Cloths; Cassmeres Cassi-
nets; Gambroon; MARSEILLES, and other Vest
ings. A great variety of Linen and Cottoa GOODS,
for Boys wear; good assortment of Irish LINEN;
Brown HOLLANDS; Floor and other Oil CLOTHS;
Mating; Ingram and other CARPETING, very cheap;
good assortment of Palm Leaf HATS, at prices TO
suit the times.
word TO the wise is sufficient.
Bargains always in store for those that ere wise
enough 10 favor us with call at No. Isl N, GAY
ST., opposite the Engine House
e. A. RICHARDSON,
Don't forget the No. ap95.dlm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-30

Dimness of Vision Giddness, Nervous Debility,
MERCURIAL DISEASES,
Govt, JaundiCe, Bill Gus Fever, Female Complaints,
Salt Rheum, Pains in the joints, Night Sweats,
ERYSIPELAS, LIVER COMPLAINT,
Flatulency, rush Of blood to the head ulcers erup-
lions on the skin, and all diseases arising from an
impure state of Blood. Price of Hance'5 Blood Pills
% cents per box, or five boxes for ST. For sale by =
5. HANCE, l0s Baltimore st, aud cor of Charles Il
Pratt SITS. Remember HANCE'S BLOOD PILLS,
80 pills in bor for % cts. ap2l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-30
CHRIsTIE'S GALVANIC STRENGTHENING
pLASTER

Ihese articles form important addition to the
Galyanc Rings, acting upon the same principle, but
having the advantage of more local application. As
an encctual means tor strengthening the system when
deDtated by disease or other causes; as certain aid
III constitutional weakness preventive for colds
and in all affections Of the chest generally, the Cal
VAHIc STRENGTHENING PLASTER will be found of
great ana permanent advantage.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-30

DI3- Mrs. Jackson is a relative of Major M. M
Noah, who has kindly added the following:
Dear Doctor-'Ihe above case is personally known
to me, and is not less strange than true. Itis hap
py result, 10 which bear witness with pleasure. |
may state, that some other cases have come TO nv
notice of nature equally fortunate and successful
Very sincerely, yours, NJ. NJ. Moan.
New Work Dcf I9H5
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as RS. MICA ERSON, has just received from
IYA New York another assortment Of Twisted Silk
aad Rerage Shaws and ScarfS apes
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, EMOVAL. ROBERT BROWN,
MA MATCHMAKER AND JEwELLER,
Has removed from his former stand, No 20G Balli-
NOR ST. 10 the store formerly occupied by William
Robinson, corner OF BALTIMORE and CALVERT
STREETS, directly opposite I've Museum. ap2Otf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-30

FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY FO1t "a Lie.
5ssfgssee7 HOUSE and LOT situated on the north
SE ~, side of Cough street, one door west Of Bond
8Efii street. The lot fronts rs feet on Goughst,,
dA.iE- running back rs feet with the convenience
OF a side alley leading TO the yard. The house is a
TWO story Brick Dwelling, with two rooms on floor,
and kitchen back, with good dry cellar, and has
always commanded, and is now occupied by good
ana puncmal tenant. For further particulars, apply
at this office. NH l-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-30

ENRENCH FLOWERS. Mrs. NIckers0n has
n just received a beautiful assortment of French
Flowers, at So n. Howardst. apes
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RHEUMATIC GOVT.


Sr-Afer a fair trial Of almost everything without
any good effect, think must attribute a remarka-
blecure to the power OF your Gavanic and Magnetic
articles. If am not mistaken in the cause thew
have very seriously relieved me Of Rheumatic Goui
OF long standing, together with general nervous de
blity of the system, Mrs MARY JACKSON
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Teeth on gold plate, warranted TO fit and answer
the same as nature, at to SO per tooth. Please call
and examine specimens. {E3- DIR. MANLY'S Office
$ Corner of Pratt and Exeter streets.
fel4G a PRATT STREET.
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az rs. NICK EkSON hast just received from
wa New York an assortment of Cambria and Swiss
EdgngS and lnsertings, some very low priced. apes
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aANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA OR BLOOD
81 81 PlLLS-FIFTY PILLS IN "A BOX-the
cheapest aud best medicine in the world. These Gel
ebrated PILLS have been entirely successful in cur
ing
DYSPEPSIA, PILES, COSTIVENESS,
ChoIic Pains in the Stomach and Side, Iniammatory
RhGum atisn,
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q NIIEAP DIATTING

a NEIEAI MAIILNV
" AND OF CLOTHS.
have now on hand a large assortment of Floor
OIL CLOTHS, at the following very low prices:
"A Floor on CLOTHS, 375c per yd
a Canton mATTlNG, 2Oc per I'D
Wide heavy OIL CLOTHS, suitable
for Halls and Rooms, SOC per I'D
JOHN G. HOLLAND, As Gay street,
apes near The Odd Fellows nan.
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NMTANTED. A middle aged sr elderly woman
w to do the work in a small family, a short dis
lance in the county. Liberal wages will be- given to
one that can come vel recommended. Apply at this
Office. ap9S-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-30

Bh tA EEOSD POENIESb GOLD PENS
81 Agency for the sale Of Levi Browns, Baylcy's,
llenry's, and the Congress Diamond pointed Gold
Pens, having lust returned from the manufacturers
| am able to offer choice assortment % the above
Pens, Who'll, sale or retail Persons in want of
good Pen will please call AT
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S,
Matchmaker and Jewery establishment, Water
street, second door from Calvert, and make a seec-
ton. Tp1 ANS
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HNHRISplE'S GALVa.-gL IAgHGs
" AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
This remarkable discovery comprises an entirely
safe and novel application of tc mysterious power OF
Iayanlsm as remedial agent. abe GsLVANIC
hiNGS, IN connection with the MAGNETIC FLUID,
nave been used with entire success in all cases nf
hlEU"AIlSM, acute or chronic, applying 20 lhe
mead, face or limbs:
Govt
Tic DOloreux,
IOOthache, Bronchitis,
Neftlgo, Nervous or sick Head
acne, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy,
:, epilepsy Fits, Cramp Paipitation of the
Hedtt, hpppeXy, Stiffness Of Joints, Spinal
Complaints Lembhgo, Neuralgia Nervous Tte-
mours, DIZZINESS of the Head, Pains in the
CHest ana SIDE, General Debility, Def
cheney Of Nervous and Physi-
cal eTgy, and all
the Nervous Dis
orders.
In cases of DYSPEPSIA which ia sinnlv M.
EouS arrangement OF the digestive organs, thew have
oern fehnh equally successful. The RINGS are of
inherent prices, beng de of all Sizes and of ya5
Gus ornamental patterns and be worn by the most
delicate female without the slightest INCONVENIENCE
THE GALVANIC BELTS, BANDS,
BRACELETS, sc.
Are notifications of the invention and are recon-
mended in more chronic of disease, where the
Kings do not possess sufficient intensity or power
They are adapted TO the waist, arms, wrists angles
chest, any part of the body with perfect ease Any
GaVanic power that is required may thus be Obtained
and no complaint which the mysterious agent of Gal
VanisIn can effect, will fail to be permanently reliey
ed, '
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22

enabled to freight quite low as at any other point
These and many other considerations argue very
much IN favour of the completion of the work the
earliest practical period tits high time that some
thing should be Gone, and think that no one who il
interested in the growth and prosperity of Ypslanti
and will examine the subject attentveIy will disagree
with me about the feasibility of the work. 1t GER
talnly seems to me that the obstacles TO be srmouu
ted, compared with the Importance of itare infinitely
less than upon any other public work now in progress
In the State. If any one would ask hou the propos-
ed work can be done, answer that the whole ex-
pense of the work, if divided equally between ten
men of capital, would be but small share of stock
to be taken up compared with the amounts of stock
held by capitalists in the eastern states which does
not nett them over five per cent annually.
think at least some twenty FIVE or thirty thous-
and dollars of the stock could be taken up here and
in the country, and the interest secured to eastern
capitalists on the balance for ten years, and let the
work commence Immediately and in one years time,
we will have as good market for every thing mer-
charitable as we could wish for any place can boast
of. Respectfully yours,
'JTJNITJS
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22
FROM THE WAR QUARTER,

4
Yesterday evening the steamer, Neva, got up hel
steam and crossed the river to the encampment Of
the seventh infantry for the purpose of taking three
OF Its companies to Reynosa and after getting them
all on board, and all things ready for start, Gener
Taylor sent an order to her captain to remain until
morning, and about seven o'clock he ordered COM
mlttee to examine her engine, and report whether
she was In condition to trust his men on board.
The committee decided that she was not safe
conveyance, and the old general Immediately COM
manded his men to go shore again, saving, if they
were to lose their lives, it would be better to do in
action. The late unprecedented heavy rains, which
have completely filled the praries with water and the
unhtness OF the boat, have stopped for the time any
movement of the army.
Juty 1st.-lt seems to be the general belief here
that Paroles will give our army another brush ere
long. That he is on his way to this region is not
doubted-that he can muster an army of O,0OO men
is pretty generally believed, and if he does succeed
in raising 50 large body of troops, and Gen. Tay-
lor advances on M,cnterey, pretty severe fight is
certain to ensue. The General wears his aurels very
calmly. "Honors are easy with him, but he chafes
good deal about being kept here with large body
of troops, unable tc act against the enemy.
From the Rio Grande.-Extract of letter to the
Picayune, dated
PoINr ISABEL, July3.
rumor obtains in camp that portion of the Lou
slana volunteers be dsbanded, and though
they have been assured that such will not probably
be the case they quite uneasy about it. .feic
because they want to 60 home and fear the is
not well founded, but most of them because they de-
sire to stay ana ''see the thing OUT ''Where
we move? Can we ever get fight out of themf'-
are the questions constantly put to persons coming
from Gen. Taylor's quarters.
That large portion of the army will soon move
towardsMonterey can no longer be no longer be doubt
ed as boats enough of light draught have arrived to
warrant Gen. Taylor in taking possession of the
country between the mouth of the river and that
place.
The road we came over last night mean the
wagon road between Point Isabel and Matamoros -
is still impossible for loaded wagons, and it is won
der to me how light wagon can be dragged overit.
From the River to the Palo Alto, some nine miles,
there not, altogether, half mile of hard road. The
mud is generally foot Deep and there is at least four
miles of water, in many places hardly fordabIe by
horses. The gentlemen who accompanied me down
captured gar-fsh, on 'Six Mile Prairie between
the battle fields the other day, nearly three feet long
passed over the same place four or five times when
1t was perfectly dry, with appearance of having
been overfowed. At the Resaca de la Palma, where
as you will observe on the map, road passes be-
tween the ponds, there is but one pond and
that is deep enough anywhere for respectable sized
steamboat to pass through it. The Palo Alto battle
field is two-thirds covered with water
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22

Bombardment Of San Juan d. Ultoa.-The ru-
NOR is again revived that attempt is to be made
to lombard and carry this fortress. Orders it is said
have issued from the Navy Department for coun-
Gil of Captains to assemble in Washington on Tues
day next yesterday to devise measures and to de-
termine upon the plan of operations against Vera
Cruz, with view of taking the castle -4dvertiser
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22

UF@During the extremely warm weather of the
ninth and tenth instant, the Coroner of the city of
New York was called to hold inquests in not less
than thirty cases of death by the heat Many horses
also dropped dead in the harness.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22

A FEMALE SOLDIER Qnite a romantic incl
dent occurred aiely, in the American camp at Ma
amoros. Ii appears that damseI scarcely SIX.
teen and very handsome, no, having the fear of
The " bloody Mexicans before her eyes, and in
sliga:ed by love for Louisiana volunteer. disgui-
sed herself in mems cloths, and followed her true
lover TO the wars; but Oh arriving at the camp Il
disco' ering herself TO him, instead of receiving
her with open arms, and chershing her for this
Convincing proof of attachment, he absolutely gave.
her 'conlounded licking. whereupon she fed
Tor protection 10 the tent of Capt. Hufy who ey.
er influenced by feelings ofardor aud galIautry TO-
wards the fair sex, at once gave her his tent for
"er accommodation, and IN the morning offered to
send her home.
FEMALE HERoIsM.--On FRIDAY morning, the
iU OF July, between the hours Of and 2, about
10 ladies' ct The village Of Utica, Michigan, Sc
cre'y assembled. proceeded TO a bowling Alley,
armed with axes. hatchets, hammers &c. and de-
molished it. They had Iewed this insiduous fo,
10 their domestic peace for some time with zeal
Gus aud anxious eye and ha wing waited in vain
Tor some legal proceedings against it, determined
al once 10 take The law into their own hand.
ney went at It with much spirit and enerey-
hacked The bed OF the aIley--tore down the wallis
razed The root 10 the ground, and finished by tram
ping on, and breaking it to pieces. The building
was oO ieet long, and this work. OF destructio, nc.
cupied little less than an hour
The Veteran of NapoIeon-As CnarhiIl's bat.
talion oil artillery were advancing to take their
position IN the second lne of battle on the 6ih.
private oil the 4th regiment was found living ON the
held. with both legs shot off, He was Que the
nrst mat Tell alter the cannonade commenced. and
was veteran Of NapoIeons wars Alter hay,oo
escaped the terrible conflicts OF Ausiernz and Wa.
Igram, and the retreat from Moscow, aud Wat.r.
Too, ne lived TO fall at Palo Alto, by cannon sho.
rom a Mexican battery. As his fellow soldier.
passed him and noticed at every puIsa,ion Of his
heart, that the blood flowed from his wou,ds. thew
stopped few moments to sympalhizs with him:
ne noble fellow waved them on and with his last
reaih said, Go comrades have only GOT wha,
q soldier enlists for."- Tropic.
Drorned.-A young man. named Augusta.
lrenbley, fell overheard yesterday morning from
Mr.. Woods scow aud was drowned. He belong.
I'd 10 the respectable French family Of rremb, evs
and was probably native of the city. His fall
overheard was occasoned by the slipping Of set.
ing pole, which he braced against the London.
Advertiser Of the leth.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22

There is this of good in real evils, they deliver
while they last from the petty despotsm of all that
were imaginary.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22

REWARD OF LABOR IN CITIEs.-Ii came VI,
yesterday in OF our Courts, on tral of young
man fol- deirauding his employer of $3.50, that he
had for nineteen months performed to tine salisfac-
of his employer, the duties of confidential clerk,
book-keeper cashier &C. for the beegarly salary
oftwo dollars and a haIfa geek. Out of this pit
lance he had to pay Tor his board washing and
clothes. Will the young men ali over the country
who are so anxious TO crowd into New York aud
De employed here as clerks, agents, &c. think Of
these facts :! There is ut no time less Than thirty
thousand persons in this city-many of Them ath-
letic willing aud comprehensive would gladly
lind employment at any price which would relieve
them from the fear Of utter desiiiulion. Why do
so many young men. and those old CROUCH TO know
better, crowd TO the great cities Tribune.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22
COMPROMISE ON THE TARIFF QUESTION

COMPROMISE ON THE TARIFF QUESTION
We were surprised, by no means agreeable the 9th
er day, by seeing announcement in an eastern pa
per, that as it was rumored, Daniel Webster would
bring forward in the Senate some kind of comprom-
Use BILL which both parties might support, and pass
it instead of the bill received from the House.
In behalf of Western Wings should just like
to tell Mr.. Webster, to do no such thing. Howev-
er much he may have it in his power to benefit his
eastern commercial and manufacturing friends; or
concate the free traders he had better not do it,
1t is enough that wings must fight year after year,
with an enemy that seems wholly irresponsible, and
never to be called to an account for his misdeeds'
and it is altogether too much, now that he is once
more about fall by his fal school and folly, for
a Wing to step forward and save him. This has
been done more than once, but we hope 1t has been
done for the last time. Webster himself, when Ty-
Ter had deserted the Wing party and the Wings,
beers of the cabinet had deserted the administration,
remained to take the responsibility of the most diff
cult affair of the time-the settlement of the North
eastern boundary, and it has been source of attack
upon him ever since. During the passage of the
present tariff the Democratic party opposed every
thing and offered nothing. When it was passed they
raised the cry of repeal, and they have kept it up,
until they have the power to repeal it and sub
stitute whatever they please. Let them do so.-
Away with the notion that wings must interfere with
compromises, sharing the responsibility, and giving
our opponents fair chance to oppose alterations
hereafter the strong ground that all parties were
agreed in the bill. We have no doubt that Daniel
IN
Webster can devise better tariff bill than Walker
or MeKay. And he can devise better one alone
and under the auspices of wing administration than
he can at present, conformity With those gentlemen
We repeat it, let hear more OF the compromise.
We have had one compromise on the tarlE question,
and that same Compromise secured the election OF
James X. Polk by serving to convince the Pennsyl-
yanians that Polk was better tariff man than Clay
The prospect of civil war, however, is sufficient
excuse for Mr.. Clay. while Webster stands without
any.
There is another thing we viii say, in passing
The keenest, best polished shafts which were late
ly so wantonly thrown at the veteran Scott, were
directed by the friends OF Webster in Boston, hey
were spread out and brandished before our eyes In
the contemplate hired presses of the administration
With the greatest exultation. They were USED as
too many of the cross blows of influential, lea
ding prominent, important, &c. organs at the
east are to foil our attacks. These shafts, MI W.
though perhaps in way responsible tor his 'renos'
will find returning to his own bosom should his name
come before the people as candidate IN lS4S.
GF=N. B. There are no two things so much taxi
sd OF, and so seldom seen virtue, and the funds
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22

GREAT GUN.--The largest gun in the United
States, has just been cast at Boston. Its weight.
when flushed will be $4,000 lbs. Length 10 ft;
diameter at The base ring, 80 inches length Of
chamber l3 inches |; diameter of chamber inch
es length of bore, 9 feet one Inch diamete, of
bore IL inches. Weight of round shot which 1t
will carry, $50 pounds; weight Of shell, $50 lbs.
Range of shot or shell 1-2 miles-being IA Of
a mile greater than The recorded performance of
The largest and latest invented mortar in England.
and half a mile beyond the reach of any gun 10
The castle Of San Juan al Vera Cruz.
II is intended for harbor defence and cost S1700
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22

ON. B. There are no two things so much talk
sd OF, and so seldom seen as virtue, and the funds
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22

MuRDER.-MRs. E. M. S. Spencer, some years
since resident of this place, was murdered by her
husband, in Jersey city, on the 18th instant. He
was at the time, under arrest for maltreatment OF
his wife, and after proceeding short distance with
the officer, obtained permission to return and speak
to her. Upon coming into her presence he drew a
pistol and fred hitting her in the neck and severng
the jugular vein, she died in minutes. He was i'm
medately committed. The parties had been marri-
ed but about one year. Jealousy is assigned the
cause of the act.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22

GFJohn ODonnahue, strong son of the EN-
Isle, not having arrived in time to accompany the
volunteers to Texas, concluded to his board in
the County jail ne commenced business on Satur-
day by entering houses and stores, and lifting hight
articles, which he disposed of elsewhere. On Mon
day he received for his services order the
.y for board and lodging for thirty days.
SIeNs,-A 'learned cobbler,' procured sign up
on which he had painted, as the motto which should
guide his conduct, the well known verse of Virgil.
"Mens conscia recti;" "a mind conscious of rec
titude'' His neghbor opposite, envious of his sue
cess and attributng if to the sign, though he could
not understand, resolved to excel it. and according
y procured one reading:
"Mens and yomens' conscia recti."
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22

CANADIAN FoRTIFICAToNs.-The Commissioners
sent out some time since for the purpose of examin
ing and reporting the best plan of fortifng the Cam
adam frontiers, have completed their labors. They
estimate the cost at f3OOO,OOO; TO be expended on
the st. Lawrence, and Lake Ontario. Iron steam
are also to be placed on the lakes. These plans
ard not merely talked about, but actually being
carried into effect. The Canadian papers filled
with accounts of the arrival of heavy ordnance and
military stores of every description.