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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-02

BrRNNG TAX COLLECTOR IN EFFlGY In
the proceedings of an anti-tax meeting, held in
the 4th election district Of Carroll county, Md,
few days ago, we find it stated, after the pas
sage of snndry revolutionary resolutions, that
an EFFIGY of the State Tax Collector was pre-
pared, hung up on the galows! shot down.!
and kicked about!n The meeting was address,
ed by Jacob Powder and John Malehorn, Esqs
We have room for only one of the resolutions
as follows:
Resolved, That it is the opinion of this meet
ing that any man who would undertake to col
lect the State tax for the benefit of European
or American stock gamblers, brokers, and spe-
culators, would bottle the Sunshine, and 4uc'e,
out the deus Of heaven.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-02

IMPROVEMENTS AT WAsHINToN. During the
past year, there have been erected in the city
of Washington, 33s new buildings, besides IS
shops and "a additions. There are now in the
city 5,63S dwellings. The population is osti-
mated at Ss,774. The improvements made
during the year are assessed at 1910, 1922.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-02

MASSACHUSETTS NINTH CONGRESSIONAL
DIsTRIcr. The seventh trial to elect a mem
Der of Congress from this district was made on
Monday, and resulted, to all appearance, like
the previous ones, in no choice. Mr.. Hale, the
Wing candidate, has gained, but not enough to
elect him
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-02
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

"HERE may be obtained the most speedy
w remedy for GonOnhR, elects, structures, Sc
mnal Weakness pain in the LOins, affections N the
Kidneys; also those pee ulIar affections which aTisc
from q certain practice Of youth, and which if not
cured renders marriage impossible, and in the End
destroys both mind and body. Ths.remedy VIII also
cure Impotency, and every symptom Of
SECRET DISEASE.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
Office No. l NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
the right hand side going from Batimo' est, End
door from the corner-rght opposite The Police office
Be particular i'll observing the name on the door
and window, or you will mistake the place.
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From the Columbian Magazine.
TOUCHING SKETCH.
ALLY FISsaE e.
pY FANNY FoRREsTER.

Study, study, study! Trudge, trudge,
,rudge. Sew, sew, sew! Oh, what bu-
sy humdrum life was that oil little Ally
Fisher! lay in, day out; late and early,
from weeks end to weeks end, it was all
the same. oh, how Ally's feet and head
aud hands ached! lAnd sometimes her
heart ached ioo--po6r child!
Ally was moi All interesting little girl;
she had no time 10 be interesting. Tier
voice, true, was very sweet, but, 80 plain
tive! Besides, you seldom heard II; Tor
little Ally Fishers thoughts were SO con-
stantly occupied that it was seldom they
found time TO come mp TO her lips. No,
Ally was not interesting. She had never
given out the silyery, care-iree heart.laugh,
which we love so 10 hear from chlldren;
she could no, laugh; for, though sent 10
earth tisguised mnistering angel, vice
had arisen between her and all llie bright
ness, and clouded in her sun. And now
can anything be interesting on which the
shadow OF Wee rests! Instead of mirth,
Ally had give her young spirit to sorrow;
instead OF tn blight flowers springing up
in the pathway OF bllssiul chllchJod, the
yelling, bursting buds OF hope l.at make
our Spring days SO gay, Ally looked out
upon desert with but one oasis. oh, how
dear was that bright spot, with its flowers
all fadeless, its water sparkling, neVer-fail-
ing and living; its harps, its crowns, its
sain,ed ones, its while-winged lhrong, its
king-ihe King of tieayen--that kind
Saviour who loved her, who watched over
her in her helplessness, who counted all
her tears, lightened all her burdens, and
was waiting 10 take her in his arms and
shelter her forever in his bosom. Little
Ally Fisher had indeed one pure, precious
source OF happiness and that was why the
grave did not open beneath her childish
feet, and she go down into il for rest, worn
out by her burden of sorrow, want and
misery. Yet Ally was not interesting.
When other children were out playing
among the quivering, joyful Summer sha-
dows, she sat away behind her desk in the
school-room, sew, sew, sewing, till her
eyes ached away back into her head, and
her little arm felt as though il must drop
from her thin shoulder. Odd ways these
for child! How disagreeably mature! 1t
is very Vi p easant I. j g 10 see children
make old women ofthemselves! All, then
wo to the sin-wo to the sinner who cheats
a young heart Of its Spring!
Neither was Ally beautiful: her face was
so thin and want-pinched, and her great
eyes looked SO wobegone! How cUuli
Ally be beautiful with such load of care
upon her, crushing beneath its iron weight
the rich jewels which God had lavished
upon her spirit! 1t is the inner beauty
that shines upon the face or all the flowers
of her young heart had been blasted. Her
curls were glossy enough but you could
not help believing, when you looked upon
them, that misery nestled in their deep
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are picked; ihek they should Be put II ;
IN ar wooden pail 81 clean water. aud
kept slightly warn fnr two OF ihree DAYS /;
then take a. much sinegsr IS you think
your pickle jar VII hold seaid il. with
pepper. allsp're, mnsiard.seed. fag.rooi.
horse-rsdish. 6c.. II you harprn 10 have
hen; half cf them win spice The pick.
ls very vel. Throw in . piree of slnm
- big a. walnut; Ibis serves 20 harden
The pickles. Skim The vinegar clear. and
ponr il sczlding hot orer The eneuuibers.
Brass vessels sre not healthy Tor prepar-
Ing any hing acid. " ii
Musk-mslOns shonld be picked for man
goes when green and hard. They should
be cut open after they haze been in salt
wafer ten DAYS. the inside scrsped ont
clean, and filed with mustard seed. all
spice, horse-radish. small onions. &C..
and sewed together. Scalded vinegar
should then be poured upon them. -.
HainW's-When these are so ripe Thai
pin will GO into them easily. they are
ready for piekling. They should be soak
ed twelve days in very cold and strong
wsier. which has been boiled and skim.
med. A quantity Of vinegar. enough 10
cover them well. should be boiled with
whole pepper. muslard-seed. small onions
or garlic. cloves. ginger. and hnrse-rsdish /:
this should not he poured upon item un.
Ill il is cold. They should lie in pickle
few months before lhey are eaten. To
he kept close covered, for the air soiiens
them. The liquor is an excellent caisup
to be eaten on fish. ..e.s
PppT.-Put peppers in strong sal
and water, and let them remain there lil
thew become yellow; then turn them greer
by keeping them in warm salt and wa
Ter. shifting them every two days. Ther
strain them, and pour scalding vinega
over them. A bag of musiard-seed pm
in the jar is an improvement. lf Their,
10 mother in the vinegar, scald and strait
Iiii. -G# ii
i Red CGbbages-Need no other pick
J ling than scalding. spiced vinegar poure
over them. and suffered tn remain eigh
or ten day before you eat them. Som
think il improves them TO keep them i
salt and water % hours before they ar
picked.
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EauitY Sale.
Petition Of Lucy Wdlksr, Guardian, 10 sci

Petition Of Lucy WdLtsr, Guardian, 10 sell
il. LarS.
pY virtue of decree Of the Court of Equity,
- made in this cause, shall sell 10 the high
est bidder, on the 18th Of July next, before the
court house in the town of Hlllsborough, a
TRACT OF LAND OH Enoe, containing $40
acres, or Whereabouts, adjoining the lands OF vii.
liam Cabe's heirs. it being the Land aud Dwelling
whcrs George A. faucctt lately lived, now worked
BY David Lockhart. The Land is Of good quality
and has good framed House and kitchen. \
credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months will be
given, the purchaser giving bond and good securi
~.
LUCY WALKER.
June 2. Sow
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Cash Store:

THE subscriber, having received ',is FAN Sup
u ply Of Goods, (which are now ready for in
spection in his own store house on the main street,
ives, Of the court house, oilers them very cheap.
Brown Domsstics from TO IS cents.
Dlcaehed do. from 10 TO 20 "
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs. and sATE.
NErTs At reduced prices; and every other
article in the Dry Goods line in proportion.
GROCERIES :, according 10 quality. lower
than they are OlIerci by any one else.
SCHOOL BOOKS furnished 10 all who may
apply At the fo!loSing prices:
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Pickles-As the time of year is ap-
proaching for putting up pickles, we pub
lsh the following as some Of the hes, me.
thods:
Cucambers. -Cucumbers should Law
in weak brine three or four days after they
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Billions English Grammar. IS
Latin do. 40
Creek do. IS
wOrecstsr's Comp. Dictionary, 60
Ainsworih's do. as
I.eveutt'. Latin Lexicon, as
Donnegan's do. 4 90
Buttons Latin Reader, 10
Cesar, as
Goulds 0yil, IS
BOwen's Virgil, 80
Andrews Sallust, IS
Anthon's Cicero, IS
FolsOm's Liyy. .s9s 10
Greek Testament and Lexicon, III
Owens XenophOa, ...... IS 1850
Memorabilia, -
Emerson's Ari,hme,ic, I'd part, 80 ..
do. Sd part, 65
Pierce's Algebra, 20
Geometry, 20
Tngonomeiry, 25
Cieero's 0rstioas, lei
MOrse's Geography, 30
' MARS Introduction, IS
Mi,chclrs Anc. Geog. & Atlas, I ls1
Roots Penmanship, assorted, 10
Also variety Of other Books no, named, on
the same terms.
Roland's Best Mill Saws ct 5000,
Collins Genuine Axes at Sl:25.
Bes, article Of Sole Leather at l7l cents
In conclusion. only have TO say to those who
may call on me to spend their money, that they
shall not go away disappointed.
II. NICHOLS.
October %. 90
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ON HAN D,
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT,
RTA THE House and Lot lately oc-
EaEFF|G cupied by William G. Scott, situ-
E6AstsE ated on Queen street. The house
6 is large and conveniently arranged
either for a residence or boarding house.
LONG, WEBB, IL CO., Agents.
december Is. or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-18

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u col Harnden 4 col Allen Haxen col Fellows 4
Wadsworth-3 s M Fox--4 ID Peyser-lM x w Livings-
tons Lacss.agne-s A X X Waler-3A Brase-l H
Meye.-I Galardet-l Lord Taylor-3A L Stewart &
Coz Ballen y Sander.
ST PErsRsBuRG-Bark Byrou-2is3 bars iron 1903 pigs
sheet co bales 1918 bags nseed 80 bis mdse II
soap bis crash do diaper 7 do oskum coils cordage
l4a bales OK quilts Newbold Cral7is bars iron
Winterhof, Piper Karck-l engine Jacobs-l BIZ
mineral. 3d9 books do boots Adsms Dol s1 books
Washington-l box boots y N Rowiand-i MITCHELL
box Habicht69 bales duck q pkgs sail cloth
Peck bis feathers 10 do HAIR % 10 cks brtles
Fschei Van stsr-2 bxs books b. rtlet2 bis crash
bis crash do duck Pearson3 bxs Cru-so hf cks
bristles to order.
RoTTERpAM-Bark southemer-575 bags coffee Faler 4
Beerwith350 do 60 bdis Boorman Johnstou-30
wine Mellets-45 bIs do y H Maxwe-i5o do q X h
Bsser-2i chs do A Ocehs7 do Bsnkenhornll cases
losne water Boonen Graves co.'s casks nader l33 cks
wine boxes TO order.
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ton be a dslSerais thing True. the motive In this
case Is hard 10 md out but may be part OF the new
policy 10 divert to the seaboard large portion OF the
Mexican force 20 diminish far as possible tho
odds against Gen Taylor at San Lula there any In.
teniion OF sending him there. at ell. all
In any event, the movement upon Alvarsdo wss q
small potato enterprise, and the crawling off no.
very materially improved by subsequent descent upon
Tobasco.
Bot il may be that Commodore Connor is going to
make next land movement upon Alvsrado going
ashore, and marching round ard boarding the works
at the stern. He had better be quick shout IT, for we
undesni that the Secretary Of the Navy and the Pre-
sden have been discussing the question Of the expe
diency of dspa'chng Commodore stewart TO the COM
mcnd Of the Gulf squadron and the direction Of Us ope
rations Yours, truly, ALVARADO.
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WAsurro ros, Nov. is, 1916.


VINO realised those $500 900 we should like to know
A New York broker who had heavy bid In the Trea.
sury loan at par reported by telegraph to New York
the day the losn announced taken tina. the stock
had advanced to per cent Then followed q msgniA.
cent speculstion We assured that this IL fact
-s the Spectators 10 play with the telegraph just
they please, whether they cut the wires not 2 We
should like to have this question answered caegori-
cally
The fact is that the operations of the Treasury De-
pament and the finances of the in the
hands Of the spectators, all that Mr. Walker do to
the Co trary. II is time this business was stopped
We could name several individuals who, few years
ago were poor church mice, but who now luxurate
among the millionares from the Of the peoples
money, and IL is high time TO inquire if the Treasury
was intended 20 tax the public in order TO enrich the
shavers upon the pu' lie money
The treasury GBancesaie under most miserable sys-
tenn Of brokerage
The sub treasury system. in its quasi connection with
the banks and the brokers' is losing game We must
either have the pure depose sy stem f such thing
be hsd) OF the unn.itgatcd sub treasury
At pre- sent Mr. Walker In forced between the banks
and the brokers' and tue sub treasury to be feeced in
every transfer or disbursement
Five hundred thousand dollars in the safe keeping
transfer and disbursement of the public funds have been
lest since August last in transportation exchanges and
brokerage.
The Treasury department has been turned 10 the
brokers al the time of its most pressing exigences
,lts crying shame that the of the Treasury,
subjected to an operation of half million for the benefit
OF the Spectators in loan OF five millions, though
the cost falls upon the bulls the bears in the sale
purchase Of the funds
MIR. Walker will have curious statement to present
TO Congress you may rely upon II.
OLD BULLION
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MEDICAL ADvICE.-DUCTOR LAMERT 10 conf
1 dcnti.y consulted at his Office, 81 Gold street, near
Fulton. all diseases Of private nature His
being mild and udicoss. requires neither mercury,
in diet hindrance from business Debility nervous or
arising from indiscreet of the
passions causing nightly emssions and eventually i'm
Doctors attention, his being
he system that state Of vsor nature originally
the pateut being aware caused by mare
times caused by the neglect Of the parties themselves e
fectually cured by Dr. l.. Letters postpaid enclosing
Fee attended aud medicine with
to any part Of he United States. Office 50 Gold street.
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New Mexico and New Leon.

lrron lne washington Union, NOV To-
The present war brings us better acquainted with the
country which We have conquered IL shows tho ha.
BITS OF the people the productive capacities Of their SOIL
It's rivers its mountains, and the routes by which COM
merce is hereafter to shed its blessings upon the land
How many were acquainted with the beauties OF Monte.
iey Tor example OF which Of tho first officers of
ihe army gives us the following picturesque descrp-
tion, under date OF October 10Th =
The brave division Of General Worth has fought six
distinct and separate battles and often conquered SUI.
pefor NUMBERS and strewcd the valleys and the noun.
,sins ne streets and house tops with the enemy IS dead
we nave gained series OF glorious triumphs and we
hope the government and people will be satisfied This
valley and surrounding scenery would seem 10 have sat
to Johnsons Rasselas Nothing exceed its
beauty, or grandeur As TO climate IL seems TO res
olution OF all the inner elements In the saue
you observe the tropical and the northern The
orange and pomegranste blended with the appe pear
and CHERRY OF the norh-sil growing in rich and har
monous luxuriance The mountains seem 10 stre,cn "a
Heaven, aud kiss the hand OF God In Tar his
essiogs Indeed, all but the lace OF man is diyine,
II We return from New Leon to New Mexico we ara
struck with and resources The letter
Of Lieutenant Albert with which we have been favored
opens upon the mines OF precious metals which that
province produces -
Erfracf Of letter from Lient Alert Corps Of Topo
graphical Engineers, dated Santa ~, Oct 1, 1876.
In compliance with instructions from Lieut. Emory
Swho has departed Tor California with General Ksaney)
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Passenger Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING Great Westen-In the list of ar.
walls BY the Great for Mrs Neara, read Airs Oes
ia, of Dublin.
HAvRE-Packet ship Francois st-EdwMd Lacassange, of
Charlesen Andre Necam Andre Cuog, Edward Kepp, of
Paris, France-l98 III steerage.
korrERDAM-Bark southemer-Mr Van Ralle, lady
children and serva ant, and SO IN steerage.
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Passengers Sailed,

tTERrooLst Britannia from Boston-Mr Little,
Tinsoa w stearns, g Burgess, Robinson, Wickoff,
bearer Of dispatches of York; Mr. KameAe CHM; Chas
and wii, SLACK Vanish Jones, Of anxand; Cap,
Ma,tland OF Qaebec Lederer Of Germnv; Josiah Moore
of Maniila-2J.
For Halifax-Mr Vale and wife, Mrs and Miss Stearns,
9 Frazer, Better, Z Pearson A Scott, Philips Mr.
tai 81.
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NOTICE.
Y O II X + K. q G K

ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as the cold weather has
come you should all know whore Frock Dress or
aud Pants liked handsome with ne
cus collars, Innings haitous and your
new this seasona at the Cheap CashT ing Store
all scothes cleaned dyed and altered Zee from
all those that generally attend
that You have had cleaned Gentlemen this no puff Cali
and see and you will find that charged such
nous prices have had this the
and meet with great dis1ppo Please observe that
the number where you may depend not to with
any disappointment.
nMsf A. CoRTIssus, " Mursayss
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Cleared.
Ships Independence Bradish. London C,inne Mintum;
Concord Fessendon Genoa, Master; Venice Sui;e Liver
pool d vxdennBarks urania, Swan. Glasgow. Durham &
stewart, brown, New Orleans ElweIi Cob igs bema-
Blanchard Neuvas. Holt Oven; Albion, tsw) Lei.
jIdah Ant serp Doorman Johnston; Meteor Bragg Ne
PeersonSchrs cox, Nickerson. Boston, Foster
Mayo, Boston; York, Crowell dosioop Radiant Hawkes.
Providence.
Packet ship Francois LIST, Wheeden, from Hsvrc Oct H.
with mdse TO Fox Livingston 10Th, lat 50 20 lon So o.
spoke bark Brilliant 50 days from Glasgow bound to Bs
tUl
Bark Byroa (of Newburyport) Pearson 10 days from 81
Petersburg, aud 20 from Eisnoe, to Newbod Craft Er
penenced very heavy weaiher Oct e. lat 30 M lon "a
II days with little intermssiou, Split toIsails
jib aud fore topmsst staysa lost head rails and other
mage.
mdse, Schmid Bacheu i3h ult lat 80 o. days from
NBsdfoId bound to south Pacific.
Bark Francis Louisa, Mayhem, days from Portland, in
bsllass 70 Hill.
Island, with potatoes, to NJ Walker.
Brig LOrent Welsh IS days from Turks Island, with
salt 10 order Left Amvrcsns She bound New
buIypor but IN consequence Of the eastery wind ob
Is 30 lon 70 So passed ship Neptune OF Bath wih passen-
gers seerne w; 9Th lat g. Ion II co. exchanged signals
with shp Michigan, OF Bost steering south; 18th. of Man
ucket shoals, spoke schr Mount Vernon for Boston
Smith Boynton.
Ship Ariel, King, from ewburyport, in ballast.
RsruRSrp- Swedish brig Adger BE- winch sailed from
this port on the 9Th instant bound Antwerp with cargo
gale IRON EN- hove her beam ends smiled the
sprung sleak stove buwarks, carried away anchons and
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, q

TRAVELLING 1 kUNKS, &C.
UOHN CATTNACH, runk Manufacturer, No. Wall
corner Of Bro way has now on hand ard constant
y making, good assortment Of Trunks, Valises, Carpet
Bess, and Satche Il, wholesale aud retail.
Also, superior article Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
American or European Travel and rortmanteaus for the
Orders Tor West Indies South America, &c. filed with
Oar 90 m
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CUMmERClAI1.

New York, Nov. IL.
AsHrs-There very little doing to-day, prices are
firm at S. Is for pearls and So rs for pots.
BREADsruyrs.-The flour market to-day was quite un-
settled, and We have not heard of single sale. We
say how prices stand but pressme that they will
decline, buyers refused to operate at the current
Dricea.