American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

BALL OF THE LAFAYETTE HosE CcarAHT The sec
ond annual ball the Lafayette Hose Companywil take
place, this evening, in the Oriental Saloon, corner OF
Gay and Lombard streets The Committee of Arrange
ments have left nothing undone TO make this Of the
most agreeable balls of the few tickets have
been left at this Office for sale.
TuE MJsEJM. The beautiful comedy Of ''Who's
your Friend" and the amusing farce of "Peasant
Neighbor," the attractions at the Saloon this even
ing. Between the farce Miss Valleo will appear in
favorite dance
TEHPERANcR FESTIVAL. The Washington Tenn
porancc Society holding festival in their
Hall the Of Hanover and Camden streets y
will be continued this evening;
MADAM AUGUSTA, This celebrated danscuse is draw
ing crowded houses at the Holiday street Theatre
She appears tonight in one of her best characters
The MESA oERtz. Van Amburg's celebrated Me
nagere continues to be visited by crowds of our c
zens. 1t is exhibited at the Roman Amphitheatre
North Calvert street.
NRw BOOK From VIM. Taylor s. Co. we have re
ceiyed book for Christmas and New Year, entitled
Fitzgerald and Hopkins, or scenes AMI advetures in
Theatrical Life" by II. ". Moors.
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1I3- The MEMBERS or JERUSALEM ENCAMP-
MENT OF PATRGARCHS, No. 1, |. o. o. F., are
hereby notified to assemble at the Hall on THURS
DAY, the oath inst, at O'Clock NJ to pay the last
tribute of respect to Patriarch JAMES GlLLErT.
BY order, GEO. j. ROCHE, r. s.
Patriarchs of Sister Encampments are respectfully
invited TO attend d232t
G(3- FRANKLIN DIVISION, No. &, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE. The members OF this Division are
requested 10 meet at their Hall THURSDAY Az
TERNOON, at half past O'Clock, to attend the func-
raj Of our deceased brother, JAMES GILLETT.
Our brethren of sister divisions invited to meet
1921 JOHN G. COPYRIGHT, R. s.
h3- SUFFERING HUMANITY The attention of
the humane and benevolent invited IN the case of
distressed family residing No. 1853 Madison street,
east Of Aiaquith-st. (souh side) The man has wife
that expects 10 be confined every hour, and several
Chidren-he has not had employment for some time
past and is in arrears for some four months rent, his
furniture is liable TO be seized at any moment. 1t
o. CHRISTMAS NIGHT A public meeting of
the WESLEYAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY
will be held on CHRISTMAS NIGHT in the Method
list f. Church, Light street Exercises to commence at
O'Clock. Addresses will be delivered by Rev. GEO.
A. CoFFEY, of Charles It. Station, and Rcv'd w. II.
MILBUREE, late Chaplain TO Congress. Collection
viii be made to sustain the Mission. The friends of
Missions among our own poor are invited to be pre-
sent. d23St
IN ING SUNDAY HtttOOII hAbi-
BTTlON. The Annual Exhibition of the SUNDAY
SCHOOLS, attached to the Methodist f. Church. Ca
rollne station, will take place on MONDAY EVEN
ING, Dec. 18Th in the Caroline street Church, com
mencing ut O'Clock. The exercises will consist of
Examination on Maps, Biblical History and Catcchsm,
Singing Sc &c, and will be intcrspCrsed with seVe
raj Addresses interesting subjects, by the scholars.
Tickets l2l cents-for sale at the Sunday School De
posOry, North street; Lewis A. Mettee ID Light St.
Isaac P. Cook rs Baltimore st; George 7. Knots Bal
dmore, east OF Eden street, of the Teachers, and at
Fhn &C IL ~
R3- FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every se for sale by the case, Dozen
single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment of
Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made to
order Of the very best materials and BY the best work
men; together with Gilt Box CORNICES; RODS;
RINGS; CENTRES CURTAIN BANDS, SC. &c. for
sale and made to ORDER cheap they can be obtain
ed at any establishment in the United States.
de22 If No North Cav street
A3-We invite the attention of the public to the Ger
ticates OF cure performed by DIR. CULLEN'S IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certainly goes
ahead OF any heretofore published. The High standing
of the gentlemen whose given as having wit
messed this cure, precludcs the possibility imposition
There is large number of persons now taking their
medicines in this city, whose residence will he given by
applying to the Agents, whose names will be found at
tached to the certificates. de22
o. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake BAS
KETS; Britannia Wares are invited to examine CAB
REL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is complete
at his Old Established Store Waterstreet ID door from
Calvert. de92
o. TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. The Teachers
of the WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SABBATH
SCHOOL, in connection with committee OF the Wash
ington Temperance Society, will hold TEMPER
ANCE FESTIVAL, in the HALL, at the corner of
HAN0VER and CAMDEN SIS. on the evenings of
Odd, 23d and 24th inst The net proceeds to he APP
piled to the benefit of children of the destitute reformed
dunkar The refreshments will be served at 7o'cock
and removed at O'Clock, each evening. variety of
useful and fancy articles will he for sale, and speaking
at intervals during the evening.
Tickets 25 cents, to be had of j. r. Hoss, A. G. Cole
John G. Quay, J. P. Brotheuon, C.. P. Purnell, and
any member of the School, and at the door Of the
Hail. de2l-At
Gr3- THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT. One of the
most important discoveries Of the age, in amelioratng
the condition of that large class of suffering humanity
consumptves, is DR.. Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry.
What time establishes and consecrates, what expert
encc adopts and confirms, what all men in all places
unite in saying is good and valuable, is doubt. A
popularity OF this sort fixes i'll society its roots so deep
and strong that time cannot destroy it, The
which has attended ts medicine for several years past
has the prejudces of all respectable and sen
sble men, and the article has taken stand among the
first class Of discoveries and blessings of the age; and
when rCsoed u in season. eradcatGs the diseases for
which il is recommended.
We cut the following from the BeIous Ftlk Gazette,
of January 1876.
WISTAR'S BAIShM Notwithstanding our aver
sons to putting, many do, everything that comes
along the shape of Patent Medicines and the fact
that we scarcely ever take medicines of any kind yet
we feel that we should be doing injustice to the com.
muny by Withholding longer the favorable opinion we
have of IViStGT's Bs1n, in Of colds and puno-
nary complaints. Having witnessed its good effects in
several instances believe it to be an excellent ar