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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-23
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
fRH The subscriber would respectfully
Rk inform his friends aid the public
.A ,sagy generally, that he il continuing the
s1a4H' EEtS aassnGBOOT and SHOE Business nj No
EEa. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET, oppo-
S~- site the Exchange, third door from
Second ST., Baltimore, where he intends to manufac-
ture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, o.
every description, in the most fashionable and ap,
proved styles of the best workmanship and MATERIAL
warranted to wear and fit equal to any in this any
other city in the Union. He would also embrace this
opportunity of returning thanks to his Gus
TONERS and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully soHcits continuance of the
same. Prices follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do begged, $50
Double sole lined water proof SCOTS, stitched, 500
do do do do pcgged 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
3- An orders filled at the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail,
se6tf SAMUEL J. HANDY.
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SILVER SPOONS. Persons going to house
~ keeping are particularly invited to call before
purchasing aud see GABRIEL ID, CLARK'S assott-
hent OF silver work, Waterst, I'd door from Calvert
NJ b. Silver work Of every description made to or
def, and highest prices given for old silver. a26
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Heretofore invented. hS proof of the correctness
OF this assertion, no pub advertisement has been
made Of its virtues since its invention from the fact
that few having been tried under the advice orsone
medical men, the reputation the article attained was
at once, 50 great that the supply could not be kepi
up equal TO the demand Having now, however,
erected large steam factory, and completed all his
arrangements to keep up constant supply for home
consumption, as wei as for expectation abroad he
has thought proper TO place before the public for the
BEN fit Of those suffering under the terrible disease
of rupture, the fact of the existence ST an instru-
ment from which certain relief can be obtained
This TRUSS s warranted to work well, in sill iis
parts, or he money will be refunded For sale at
the Ranuiacturyo of
G. e. REINHARDT s. co.
Cutteran dSurgicalnstIume Manufacturers
No. y Light street,
adjoining the Fountain Inn, Baltimore.
II is deemed unnecessary TO say more than to sub
NIT the following references aud to add that certfi
Gates of cure may be seen at the store.
REFERENCES.
N, b. Smith, Nj. D., Prof Surgery; Jno. w. R.
Dunbar, M d.; Richard W. Ii AL, NJ. d.; Charles B.
Gibson, M. d., Prof of Surgery: II. Willis Bailey NJ
D., Prof. of Medicine; Sam. Amman, M. D., Prof of
Obstretrics, Pennsylvania University; w. r. HANDY;
M. d.; Prof. Chew; Prof J. c. 8, Monkur; DIR. Mil.
tenbergeI; Drs. John and Thomas Buckler; DR..
Hn1e; DIR Baer, and a number of others.
l2.eo2m
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EDRESERVING KETTLES of every de-
III scription; Knives and Folks; Tea Trays and
Walters; Spoons; Britannia WARE; Saucepans;
Pots; Gdd' s Kettles; Skillets; Spiders and Dutch
ovens; Grdrons Candlestcks; Flat Irons; Spittoons:
Tin Ware of every description; Travelling Baskets;
Dor Mats; Umbrella Stands; Potato Steamers; Cof-
fee Roasiers; Casters and Housekeeping articles of
every de rption al the lowest prices
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
l8 Baltimore street, I'd door east OF
se2 Harrison st., and oppo site Centre Mark et
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BRICH AND FASHIONNRT.E C.n0DS

EP ICH AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
a from the late splendid sale Gf French Goods Of
Aessrs' Bankard h Hutton, OF New York. Just op-
enng this morning, at F. GARDENERS, Ne 1875
harke street, 4th house above Light street
Rich Printed GASHMERES
Plain cOlored do
Royal Highland PLAIDS, (an WOOL
Satin faced Royal P4idS, bright coIors
Printed Cashmere ROBES "a coloTsI
R Reh Royal Plaid CaIhms'e D'ECossE
Rlch hsnred Reserve do
Rich PATS style do
Very rich VelOnte Pattern do
Rich small plaid De LANES ard Cashmers, for
childrea. Magnificent Detached Boquet do,
IN SILKS.
Paris quality Chameleon Gro dc Afpsue
Rich shaded satin striped AlcyoAe
Splendid quality OHbra PouIt dc Sci
Extra Rich figured CSAeIle (al boiled silk
Rich Chameleon Amule SILKS
Highland Plaid do
Extra triple skain Damark SATINS
26 inch rich Satin SOutScke Poult de Soi
Rlch figured Satin Robes, for evening dresses
Splendid Silk Robes (VoIanse BIochs,)
EiVa's 81 and 40 inch black Ita ian Ermisinc, for
Manuas)
Psturle, Lupn K Co.'S BOmbazines and plain Cash
mere; pink, blue and white BerAges
Evening DRESS GOODS
Rich Long Cashmere SllAWLS
Rich Square Cashmere and Broche Shaw.s
Beautiful TeTkerri do. OF entirely new designs
Real IndnuI Long and Square SHAWLS
Rich silk do
Plain Mode and Black Cashmere do
Embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkfs. &C. sc.
(I3- These Goods are Of the most new and dGsita
NsTempiery sale of Messrs Bankard Il Hutton, of
New York. Ladies may expect Bargains by calling
as above at F.GARDNER, l95 Market-st.
ol9 Fourth house above Light,
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= TRAss, sTRAss, STRASs.

"a THASS, STKAkS, STRASS,
~ BREASTPINS AND STUDS.
anlendid supply of STRASS BREASTPINs,
and STUDS, just fnished-f0r brilliancy, are moi
surpassed by the diamond. Call and see this morn.
ing, AZ g. d. CLARK'S Jswery Store, WATER
STREET, second door from Calvert, seq
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-. l. ONGL EY'S
GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA.

HNhAS u JUSTLY CELEBRATED MEDI-
ClNE is prepared by Col. =. M. LoEGLEy, Of
me state OF New HOk,tr from recipe obtained by him
rom the Indians OF tho north west frontier whilst
Intending the payment Of the annuities of The In
ulihs oil mat region some years since. Ii is recon-
mehdcd rs an inf4IlIbC cure for Asthma, Colds Dys-
pepsia, Liver plant, aud all Bilious and Nervous
affections. II is Il mid and pleasant calhartic, and
s operation does not interfere with the business pur-
suits Of the patient. AS Family Medicine il is in
valuable. Certificates OF the qualities of this medi-
cine may be had in pamphlet form from any of the
undc sgned agencies, and the following certificate it
will be seen, IS from one of our own citizens. The
General Agency Is al the 3. e. corner of PRATT and
PAGA STREETS, and Of GEO. w. JONES, corner
Of Baltimore and High streets.
This Is to certify, That was sick for three months
WIN dGrang'd aud sour stomach aud dyspcptlcal
directions In that time lost twenty five pounds of
hesh, my nerves becoming so weak that | eouh
scarctl walk about had taken almost every other
KIND oil medicine, which had no effect when was
induced to Try "Longey's Great West IN Indian Pa
naeea," and in less Than three days hi gan to feel
nelter, and before had taken one hottie | was en-
tirely cured 1t is the best family medicine know
of. would not be without ii on any account.
have recommended il to number o f hands en-
ployed about the foundry, who have used it with
much benefit. WILLIAM McKlNSTRY,
sel-eo3m Foreman of Ross WiRan's Foundry.
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BALTIMORE LOCK INRIRRlARY,
-ap No, 10 z. PRATT STREET,

EyALTIMOKE LOCK INFIRIARY,
-ap No 10 u. PRATT STREET,
seven doors east of he Bridge.
The Oldest Institution in Baltimore for the cure of
the secret disease.
DOCTOR HARRIS.
(SUOeRssoR To DR.. HITzELBERsRR,)
Challenges the world to produce a cure more certain,
speedy and permanent than he offers to the
afflicted. His recent extensive medical tour has put
him in possession of the grand scientific secret, of
not only Graduating the lurking poison of veneria
venom but of restoring the shattered constitution to
It's pristine vigor. Dr. II. confidently assures the
victims of ventreal disease that he can, in an IN
paraeed short space of time, the patient to
perfect health without resorting TO the nauseOus and
deletelous drugs too often administered by quacks.
iMPoTENCY, from whatever cause arising, and
Its sources are various, Dr. H. edges himself 10
move permanently and ef1ectuay, restoring TO their
full vigor the virule powers, Those addicted to the
soil airy vice, or who may be suffering from former
indulgence prosraion of mental and physical en-
efgies, would find it much to their interest apply
either by letter (post pad) in person. to DR.. H.,
"hom they may place the most implicit confidence,
lot honorable secrecy and efficient aid Office hours
from A. NJ. 10 II PM apl4-f
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THE GREATEST INVENTION KNOWN
REIN HA RDT'S
PATENT GLASS PAD DOUB f. AND SINGLE
LEVER TRUSS,
SXttG Bile for all sizcS and aces, or either sea-.

SNuabIeJor all siscs and ages, or tUhCT sea.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

willing 10 go as far as any in making any
sacrifice 20 render that war successful and
glorious | cen say no more. Bul,tl no.
lice is given am not Prepaeed to vote any
preliminary measure Of military kind. |
suppose, however that we may, giving no.
'ice extend our laws and our protection to
our brelhen who have settled at least in
that part Of Oregon which is not claimed
by Great Britain; but there can be no need
of increasing our army and cur navy in or,
der to do that | hope Ihal such an ac
" i'll not be offensive to Great Bdtaio, ant
Ilha, she will rot IhrnG Of going 10 war a,
5oulI.
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TANr NEWS FROM EU
ROPE.

Bv the srrlvol Of the ship Liberty
Bosom, four days later news has been
received from London, It announces
the resignation of Sir Robert Peel aud
the entire formation Of a new cabinet
This news is Important, politically Is
well as commercially.
This change Of ministry has created
great excitement in England, the meas.
ures proposed by the late Cabinet, The
opening Of the port', and the extension
ola more liberal commercial policy;
we're deemed to be essentially peace
measures upon the existing relations be
tween Great Bcitlain and The United
States The attempt to carry these
measures through has caused the dissolu
,jon alluded to, and placed men with
new views aud new feelings at the head
Of affairs. Politicians will be conEound'
ed by lhe,ineIligence and spectators iO
f9ur who have been waiting in eXpecla
lion Of The repeal Of The corn laws VIII
be not little astonshed and bewilGered
BY the result.
The news by the neSt steamship, now
due at Boston, is more anxiously eXpec ,
ed than ever. The public wish 10 IS,
certain the consequences ofho dissolu-
lon of The Peel minlstry-whelheT
Lord john Russell will be sustained by
the whether Parliament will be
dissolved and a general election take
place-whelher the Tories will be re.
stored 10 power or the Wing ministry
be sustained and The corn laws be re.
whether the new minister will
be disposed 10 make any concession on
tie Oregon question, or whether Pal
mers'on will insist upon sustaining nation
oil honor and digaily, are all questions
which though variously discussed at the
present lime among all classes, cannol
be determined with any degree Of Ger.
tanty until we receive further adVices
from England. The news, then, will
be the most important which could pos
-sibIy coma, and public anxiety is on ii ?
toe 10 receive il.
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MEXICO:

Tie New Orleans papers give r.
Dor,s from Mexico Of another Rsvolu
tlon having been affected there in favo'
of The war party, and that war agains,
this country has actually been declared ,
and that an army is forthwith to be sem
into Texas. II true, i, ia supposed TO
have been broigh, about by British in
,rgue and management, 10 drew our at
tenlon from Oregon.
The Washington Union, noticing the
recent news from Mexico Of the conlem
plated revolution, says:-'We under
dersland tha, these statements are sub
otsnri1ly confirmed by the official &C
scounts' --and then adds:
Rumor has gone forth in the streets
Of Washington 10 day, that Mexico has
declared war against The United States.
War may ensue, but it has not yet been
declared AS for as we are advised. Mex
leo may be mad enough to resort 10 rhi'
extremity, or TO reject all our demands
for justice, as they will probably be ung
ed by Mr.. Sldel: The result Of such i
course on her part may compel Us tt
resort to more decisive measures Tor ot
iGiDg justice.
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NOTICE.

u ) hereby given, that | have purchased at Con-
a stable sale las the property Of Peter K Miller tho
io wing property, 10 wit
. b d tcads bcd5and bed n5 coal stove and pipe,
A brick mouds, | barrel of cider oil, 6 chairs,
corner cupl oard, table, ? wheebarrows | ono
Eorse wagon, two horse wagon, COW, cutting
,ox | set of single harness.
and have left the same in his possession during
my pleasure aud hereby lcrbidany p-rson taking
them from him, either by purchase or otherwise,
without my consent
PETER r. MILLER.
Jvnuary "a lSl5-lO
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z hereby given, that have purchased at Con.
q stable sale, as the property OF Peter r. Miller,
the following property, to wit
hay maze, | bay horse, set of double harness,
| tanning niL3OO Sheavcs ofrye, ! tons of hay,
20 yds OF carpeting, mantle clock, corner cup
board, bureau, rocking chair
and have left the same in his possession during
my pleasure and hereby forol aay person taking
them from him, either by Iurchlso or otherwise,
without my consent
GEORGE S MILLER,
January pa lSt6--4O
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THE ACCIDENT AT CARBON
DALE.

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Death Gfa 1icm5er u Congress Tie
Hon VIM T, TAYLOR, a member Of the
U. S House Of REPRESENTATIVES died at
Washington on Saturday morning last, in
consequence Of which there wOs no session
.n ether Houses on Morday last.
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OREGON.
ExrRAor OF A SPEEou OF TIE Hon JoIN
QVMCY ADAMS.


"'"'' VI ''''0'n'"' all" ''s'"e"'S VI '"''""y
'"o 0"'"""e 'o'''' ''u ''PPe'' anu '"'"'''
Po"'o"'''' "'o'' "'''''n Is ''"'"s w ''e''''
'es'o''' 'q"PP,"s "e' "'g"'e' anu ""e'''
o''''o so'P'' '"u Se""."g troops over "e'e
W oe ''SCy' 'o0"" press 10 "'"''o"
g'O"5 '"c "'''ce THIS DAY. " noPeu "ls'|
"'J"''V " we ''ouSe oou'u oe oo'''"e"
W e'le'' '''o '"o0eu'e'
| WI. " hN '""N'" "''' u'o''" '"'' '"'
tu'e' Os suspended 10 'n'Fo a" opportunity
''' 'O0n 'no'''" o"' VIC 'u'''O" was pro"
'oun'e" W o7 oO' o' "'o'''I
"r' "D"hS resumed 'e'' "'y ecu
''''Ce'' 'u'"o''%su W "oPe "'' '"'"'"
% S"'ceS''"' '"ou,u "''"e VIC "o''o"
Du' 'o' !" ""u'N nave ''''''N u VI '"'
"''' u'y VI '"e s'sS'o"' "e'"u'0 ! n"'o %
P'o''u"o d 0e"So u VIC u"'y VI "Une''"s "
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or hOslllly or even rom meeNng hO5Hliy
manifested elsewhere, I'LL no tice shall have
been given. While our convention remains
| will vote no increase Of the army or navy
no Cor, or stockade. no infantry, m sappers
or miners, All must depend on that If
this shall be made the special order for
Tuesday, hope it viii be arranged by the
gentlemen who manage the business Of this
House, that the question Of giving notice
shall come up on the same day, and shall
be taken up before any lbinr else. 1t is
mere wasting of time, and wbistlng 10 the
wind, to talk about raising military force
unu onr conscience is clear from the obli-
,.t,,n &C ,ho ooryar,i,
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oH0O --' An0lhtr addition OF The white
and 'll'ocy messenger, to tho dep,h Of up.
watds NJ IL inches, vas vouchs fed 10 IA on
Tuesday night and Wednesday last making
me sIelgh'ng agiiL excellent 81 says Ne.
Cook, and,we wonder Il II s news 10 many
people IN his uelghIborhood.
suss-s-s-,.---zs.s
Inc wI5 OF eX GJveruor rAomns Of
Maryland has succeeded in obtaining a dc
cree Of dryotco from her husband He was
N old bacheor--marred a young wife
and became r1,Iou.. So they were sepera.
led.
ss5s.zHsEg.zssszg
Mr.. MClure, Ex-Secrerary Of this Com
monwealIh, came to his death at Pittsburgh
on lbe S.h inst'very suddenly, In'passing
TO his room N his boarding house in the
dark, al late hour in the night, he rrl
down a back stairs, and ii is Supposed
broke his neck by the isIl lie was no
discovered un'il SlnrI,y morning, as the
stairs were not used in the winter season
lie leaves family al Carlisle 10 NOUN his
uQlimely end Mr.. Mcclure was a man o.
good education and lioe talents.
sasuE4a.E-zzszesan
Last accounts, Mormlns oil quiet, en-
dcaVorlug 10 persuade Sister Smith, (Joe's
widow to 90 with them To the CdIalOrnias,
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From Texas, It seems pretty certain lha
GeLeraI Henderson is elected Governor
and NJor Darnei Lieutenaui Governor
The Vice President of Texas, Gen, DurIes
on, IS elected 10 NE Sflc Senate.
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Something NeV There is len~pn
,ey fJed up on the ice in 81 Louis. The
surface Of he lee is the alley, q couple OF
posts are sunk through, & sheet Of strong
canvass stretched between them to stop Ihe
balls, jus, before which the pins are set.
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NOTICE..

January "A, lSl5-4O
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SnoU tnolher addition OF The whi,el
md 'il'ocy messenger to Tho dep,h Of up.
wards oI IL inches, vas vouchs. fed 10 US onI
Tuesday night and Wednesday last making
ne sIelgh'ng aglL excellent 81 says .Hr
Cook, and,we wonder If illsne 10 many
people IN hls melphlhnGhnlA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-04

II ia well known that since the new law on shop
keepers licenses has come in force. the number
of voters has diminished. The department Of the
Seine, which counted on the 10th Of October, lSa4
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NEW YORK. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST A. 1916

public for the benefit of the country On Mon
day next shall have the opportunity Of stating to this
house the measure that we propose to introduce with
spect to avery important subject that will be
founded upon the opinions which have stated from ls4l
to this time upon the subject Of free trade-upon the
subject Of restrictive duties II will be for this house
to consider whether that measure is suited to the
interests Of the country il will be for this house
to consider whether there are any reasons which
will induce them to withhold their appreciation from
that measure But this | am determinsd uPon-as
told the honorable gentleman the other day, and Ia
king offence must tell him plainly and decidedly,
will act according TO the principles that have protested
in this house (hear hear according TO the prime piles
upon which acted when sat the opposite side Of the
house, and upon which alone could consent to take
Office in the present situation of affairs. am determined
whether sit this side OF the house the other to
according to those principles which think the most
for the advantage Of the country (Cheers have now
sat for than thirty years a. member Of this house.
procaiuing and declaring my opinions almost every
occasion, and DO NOT think that my principles need
be secret to the house ear hea they are principles
chich Iink tend TO increase the TO set free
the indusfry If Ills country, to promote the union
NOT merely BY iegisiatire act but in heart and at
lection, bsfoeen this country and Ireand (Heor heor)
My opinions such tend. Think, to PROMOTE to
anfain and to ertend the principles Of egious liberty
hich together wh its cir liberty hare made this country
conspicuous Of the greatest netions of the worid.
(Ckssrs)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
AFACT WORTH KNOWING

III may not be generally known thai ,h. mn
paralieied success Of the Clickene, suvs Cor,
ed Vegetable Purgasive Pill, is owing H.
great degree TO the method OF comp,r1ndi,,
y. o,ner remedies operate upon the svs,s,s
generally, and without any references ~ ~,
particular complaint they are intend ~ cn,n
hence, II the difficulty happens 10 be ses,ed
~ 'te stomach or bowels, 80 as TO come me
clanically IN actual collision with ,he 81.
cine, the patient may perclance exner;sn,ss !.
temporary relief But the Clickenes pin -.
S,sIching power; and one or more Of its In
S'culehts must enter into the circuIs,ira ~
t ,. D'ood' and go directly TO the seat ~ a..
aisease. For this extraordinary pgoner,v 4,
" i,noebtsd, as we before intinated. 10 shst ne'
eu,et article that enters into its compositien.
sno reject those which valueless on iniurio,,s
:. u y an undoubsed fact, though Known on.
y 20 iew, That every vegetable PRODUCTION L
'nose OF less Injected By exiFsneeus sul..iancs,
s mn1ch consFavene lie medicinal efEerss g
a.,:t enses me necessity Of mic. disrsImi-
nsuon IN The selection Of our remed;es. M.
sneses' error u tlsis particular sniahs ss.vs ~
PsoionB our misery, add shorten he duTat;o',
= ouI exls.ence. Then do not hesitate ~
Choose p1e the Ciickener Segregated yes~,shis
III because you are cerlsin Of ssn.sd.
Ssi, -" aot inluse 700, X Il doss aot e,,,.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
FROM THE ARMY

We have no LATER intelligence from the
Army OF Occupation, but tie authentic nc.
counts from the camp brought by the schooner
Florida differ very materially from our inGor.
nation Of yesterday. There was an attack on
the camp. and long continued eanDonadine
between that and Metamoras, which wss nos
wholly demolished. ''o'
we hope 10 have something more definite
Ia q day or two.