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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-07
From BlackwoOd's Magazine
HONOR TO THE PLOUGH.

Though clouds o'ercast our native sky,
And seem to dim the sun,
We will not down in languor lie,
Or deem the day is done:
The rural arts we loved before
No less Wen cherish now;
Aud crown the banquet, as of yore,
With honor to the Plough.
Ia these fair fields, whose peaceful spoil
TO faith and hope are given,
Wen seek the prize and honest toll
And leave the rest to Heaven,
Wen grid us to our work like men
Who own holy vow,
And if in JOY we mOet again,
Give honor TO the Plough
Let Art, arrayed in magic power,
With Labor hand in hand
Go forth, aad now in peril's hOHr
Sustaia sinking land.
Lett never slOth unRCrve the arm,
Or fear the ,pirit COW;
These words alone should work a charm
All Honor To the Plough,
The heath redress, the meadow draia,
The talent swamp explore,
And DER The long expected pldin
DIffuse the quick ming store;
Then fearless urge the turtow deep
Up to the mountains brow,
And when the rich results you reap,
Give honor to the Plough.
SO still shall Health by pastures green
Ard nodding hlrVests roam,
And still behind her rustic screen
Shall Virtue find home
ARd while their bower the muses. build
Beneath the ne ghbnT ring hOugh,
Shall many grateful verse be filled
With Honor TO the plough,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-07

BOARDING BoArs FOR THE NAVY. Con-
tracts have been made by the Government with
some Phlade phia boat builders for furnishing
thirty or forty large open boats, varying from 80
to 90 feet IN length, to be used IN landing
troops from vessels Of war lying outside the
shallow harbors along the coast of Mexico,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-07

TRIAL AT HAGERsrowE. A trial of great
interest took place before Washington county
court last week, which ended in the conviction
of George Graves, of Hancock, one of the most
respectable citizens fthe county, an tue charge
Of stealing $50 from the store of Savey &
Resley. More than twenty witnesses were
examined, aud the ablest lawyers in the coun-
ty engaged in the case.
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or ANNAPoLIs, WEST RIvER, WYE

FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, WYE
LANDING, ST. MICHAEL'S AND EASTON,
Via LES RIVER FERRY.
a ssp-sa The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. J. ID,
Eyxxt rTurner, will leave Patterson street
Masz>nf4Ak wharf, on MONDAY MORNING, the
2lst September, at O'Clock, fhr the above places,
and return next day, leaving Miles River Ferry every
Tuesday Morning, at O'Clock, ST. Michael's u
Wye st, and West River NJ, for Annapolis and Bal
tnH0re.
For Centreyie and ChestertOwn, every WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, at9 o'clock, and return next d,y
leaving Chestertown every Thursday Morning, at &
o'clock, for Corsica and Baltimore,
Al o'cock every Saturda. MatginC, for GENRE.
vile and Chester0Hn, aud return same day Al
baggage al The IIsk Of the owners. Sl2N
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yENHE ONLY REMEDY
FOR THE WOMB DISEASE
EVER DISCOVERED BY ANY

Nature and Natures Laws, LAID hid at night,
God said let Nature and Delaney be-, and ALPS right
Like Chaos, mOulderins, saved now aIise,
Justice, JUST e 10 honest merit, prize.
When the best OF skill pronounced 1 must lose my
By R. Delaney's No. l and Panaeea, ain ROW a mo
Their and vie!
Signed, CATHARIEE MARIA QulNN,
Endorsed by K. W., Note Book SO,
sealed Gratitude.
SOOTHES, HEALS, And PERFECTL Y SAFE.
IMPORTANT CARD.
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES AND DELICATE
FEMALES, having the Womb Disease aad gravel,
severe Cosgh, irst stages Of Consumption, Byspep-
STA, CssiveEess, Piles, ChOos, Rheumalics, severe
Agnes, spleen or Pleursy, Impurities of the Blood
Worms, habtual Head ache, &c.
Also, his MIX FURES for Group and Spasms by
worms saves child's life in Ave minutes, sc. Fee
males treated fer drOpsy for years have been relev-
cd OF huge WORMS aad restored to health by but one
bottle of my No. |. TO remove decscy, Mrs. De
laRey will receive personally sealed notes, and re
turn Will give statement with honest certificate,
No. of address, sc. P. s. do hereby guarantee
the cure of The whole OF this card, security given
at any merchants office in this city, sealed by The
anlhor, endorsed by the County Coult, Mayer and
10 Magistrates, with letters and references from the
highest testimonials.
Its character for curing the Ycllsw Fever ia Mo-
bile, established by Capt, Robinson, No SO Thames
street, sigaei and witnessed by Col N. Brewer,
aagstraie-is no less Than my bottle No curing
| The most dangerous Cholera lniantum, DaTb@i and
| Flux. 90 much so, guarantee the worst OF Che
! era. These are honest facts that have been pub
shed, signed by Capt WIN. g. Wright, of sehr AL
egany; Capt. j Turner; Mr.. Wa. Montgomery, (old
tewn.) o. Satisfaction.
| guarantee sworn certiGcate for Agnes, Sc, for
every day in The year, sealed by The Mayor and
| County Court seal,
Reference TO Mr.. James Johnston; Orndo'E & Co.
Messrs. Mills 4 Co. and Janes GirvaR, ESQ, Aer-
chants. John q. Holland ESQ.,, Gay street, d Coo
nan, Marsh Market Space. nS- Community at large
90 Indian Vegetable No. L Panaces and Rheuma
tie Extract Solution, Blood Purifier Quo matter the
caase,) and Worn Destroyer. Fer sale by the Al
Their, ROBERT DELANEY
| n2S Ira No. 81 Lombard street, Baltimore.
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Produce. During one week of the last
msnth, there were delivered at Albany, from
the State canals, grain, provisions, &c., of the
gross value ofS2, so0,0 900.
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assertion.
T(g-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
daly, ID published every Saturday morning, al thsioW
fice Of 81 per aHaum.
20 All papers sent by mail, are Discontinued the
day on which the advance payment expires
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R7-THE AN ERiCAN REPUBLICAN BALTl
FORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscTibCrss by care
III carriers, at only aud quarter cents per week,
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
disorders, at the rate Of Four boilers per year, pay
bic, always, in advance.
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DISHONEST CLERK Augustus E. Upham, a
clerk of A. & E. S. Higgins, extensive carpet
dealers, of New York, has been arrested on a
charge of robbng his employers of $4,000 in
money, notes, and scrip. He has made con-
fession.
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DECLINE IN COTTON AMI BREADSTBFFs-
PLOTTING IN PORTUG AL-SrAiE OF IRE
LANn-THE GREAT BRITAIN STILL A
SHORE-SHIP NEWS AND MARKETS.
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AVA II ER r. may be obtained the most s5srSGS
w remedy for GonOuAR, elects, StriC1uyea, gse.
mlnM weakness, pain in the LOins affections q no
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cHred renders marriage Impossible, and in thg s4ss
destroys both mind and body This remedy Wiz aSas
care Impotepcy, and every synptom Of a
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CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE RaEpw
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on the right hand side going from aIlmHre a. sel
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re particular in observing the name Jnthe eEus
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04
A Short Chapter ON the Sho, store.

Stepping into BATcnELDER's, a few days ago,
for purposes closely connected with an improve
mcnt in our understanding, (Which will of course
command the general appreciation of our read
crs), we were surprised by the extent of his as
sormcnt of "worlis" on that subject. 1t certain
ly is unusual to find so large an array of ready
made Doors and SHOES out of our cities. or OF
the towns where they are manufactured for for
cign trade. We took some little time to look
over the rarictics with which Mr.. BATcHELDER
has supplied himself for the accommodation and
comfort of his numerous customers and We
have rarely seen so complete and full an assert
mcnt, from the cumbrous, heavy, and pudding
tocd broghan of the Nlcsian ditchcr to the light
est and most graceful fabric of kid and satin tina
ever enclosed that prctticst Of natural produc
tons, pretty foot. The ladies and the ditchcr
(thcy will pardon us the juxtaposilon, as the.
constitute the criremes and the Intermediate
chain has innumcrabc links can both be equal
! " well suited Mr. BArcHELDER has had al
classes which make up the social system il
his eye while selecting his ''stock in trade" am
the latest and most pcrvcrsc unitarian, and tn
most G,stidious and dainticst stckler for tn
beautiful, may stand C''los-a-dos," to be surc) i
his establishment and crafty their peculiar pre-
pcnstics and tastes for the ''uscful or the orna
mental" in whatever is ION .fooi."
But, seriously, Mr.. BATcnELDER deserve
credit and what is more TO the purpose, liber;
patronage, for getting up so extensive and con
plcte Il ''SnoE STORE" in our village, and we al
very commcndablc, and industry and cnterpris
in yankee communities, are very apt to inc,
with SUCCESS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04
Cotton Powder.

We are indebted to the polite attention of
JAMES Cook Esq for an opportunity to exam
inc, and partially to test, the gun cotton" which
is attracting much public attention, and a
somewhat detailed account Of which was pub
lishcd in our last number. We learn from Mr.
Cook that the sample exhibited to us was pre-
pared in Lowell, Mass. by Mr.. Jas. C.. AVER
of that City, gentleman of superior chemical
knowledge, and somewhat widely and very IA
vorably known on account of an admirable med =
icinal preparation, the "CH ERRY PICTORIAL"
for the alienation and relief of coughs Mr.
AVER states that the explosive agent in his gun
cotton is chlorine, not nitrogen as claimed by
other manufacturers of the article. When doc
tors disagree who shall decide We only
know that, whatever its elements, the combina-
ton of Mr.. AVER makes very potent eXplo-
sive substance, which from its cheapness, and
the facility with which it may be prepared
threatens tosupercedc the ordinary gunpowder
Several experiments were tried with this cot
ton, in Messrs SrRoyGs store, and with results
very generally satisfactory-tho explosive and
decorating properties being very conclusively
exhibited-though, owing either to the imper
fectness of this sample, or to the very small
quantity used in loading the pistol, its power in
projecting ball, or shot, was not well shown
Tins power, however has been ompletely estab
lished by other experiments as shown in GU
last weeks paper.
While on this topic we take occasion to quote
the following paragraph which we find in the
+ n. Y. TRIBUyg. If sa,c-auSi can be made t.
produce the same effects, the Cotton folks viii
have to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. being, we be
F ieve, under Folks tariff "FREE:'
Gus SAw-puSr- George Turner, of Leeds ha
discovered an explosive compound cheaper than cot
ton. Instead of Gotten he sdm dust or any ii
brOus vegetable matter which he mnerses from egh
To ten minutes in equal measures of nitric acid, spc
citic gravity one and half and of common oil O
vrio \ slight increase OF the latter increases tn,
rapdity OF combustion With this prepared saw -duS
, Mr. Turner discharged pocket pistol, loaded witt
! ball, with force equal to that OF gunpowder Weigh
for weight he thinks the dust will prove the bet
ter proecte.- London AthenHum, Oct, 81
That Mr.. George Turner may as well com
home He is a Y0ntce, beyond a peradvcn
: turc, and his mother is getting anxious abou
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04
L. y. Senator for North Carolina.

The Hon. GEo. f. BADGER has been elected
by the Legislature of North Carolina to supply
the vacancy in the U. S. Senate occasioned by
the resignation of the Hon. Mr. HAYWOOD. 1t
will be remembered that Mr.. Haywood resigned
his seat because he was unable to see the patri-
otisln or the policy of the Tariff of 1916, which
his party forced upon the country
Mr.. BADGER is a sterling Wing, and was Gen
lIARRTsoS's Secretary of the Navy. lie resigned
his office however at the earliest development OF
I'ylerism.
The Hon. Mr.. MAsGuM the present distin
guished Wing Senator from North Carolina, is
we are glad TO announce, reelected.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04
The Concert.


In spite of the unlucky gale which rendered the eve
ming ofThanksgiving day very bad tim. to be caught
away from the rcsdc, the Unitarian Church was fill
led at an early hour, with goodly array of pleasant
and kindly faces, which Swallowed forth right radanty
the satisfaction OF generous hearts at the opportunity Of
joining charity with pleasure. Every body seemed
happy-happy to each other, and happy to meet in
50 good a cause.
The musical performances under the charge of Mr..
Nichols, were most deseryedy admired. The sclec-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04

1--WE insert the business advertisement of
~ Yankee Doodle" from motives of pure phlan-
throPy. Those who read it (the ADVERTISEMENT
and are thereby induced to subscribe, will, while
they are growing fat remember us with graft
tude. There is nothing especially funny about
the advertisement, but the Doodle itself is rich
We suppose EDWARDS will have the numbers
for sale, as he is apt to have everything worth
having, but ~e would rather take the paper the
natural way"
We notice with great pleasure that SAMUEL
LOVER Esq, the inimitable Irshman, author OF
Handy Andy, and various other works of humor
and talent, is engaged TO furnish series of
american Sketches''for Yankee Doodle These
sketches, which are to appear weekly, will add
to the attractveness of this jolly journal,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04

There is great deal of humbug afoat in ref
crence to the new British Tariff and the i'm.
preston has got currency that in throwing open
our ports to foreign productions we are but im-
tatng the magnanimous policy of Great Britain
true policy of England to open her ports to for
eign bread agds to feed the starving millions
who are engaged in producing the manufactures
with which she aims to supply The worH. This
she has partially done and nothing more When
she goes further than this in reality, our read
ers shall be informed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04

We learn from the Windsor Journal that II
,ilos cc ,bc Northern Concord g. Lcbanon)
p,up,,n. from Concord to Franklin. will be
nut in operation as carly as the l5th INST
This is nearly the one third of the whole line,
which we believe is 60 miles. The work on
This road has been prosecuted with great energy,
and will probably be completed by the lst of
November next.
At a recent meeting of the Directors Of the
Vermont Central Company in Boston. says the
Montpelier Watchman. ''thc propositions the
Fitchburg Board published in the Free Press
three weeks ago "wcrc presented to the Cen
trail Board. and unanimously adopted" This
concurrent action. as we have before minated,
relieves all parties from any embarrassing "ar-
rangcmcnt-'' AMI. in oar Judgment, 'clclrs the
track for the ultimate success of all the railway
projects in our State. The NdilcbWy Gut
dry thinks our former notice of this 'harmony
movement was too ''ccurtcou." by half! II
may be so. but our good friend will probably
admit that il was All error that leaned TO the
right side, after all. Is it not better TO be too
good-naturcd than too Snappish? We take it
there is no reason. in the Hdiire of things. why
the Rutland and the Central interests should be
hostile to each other and the termination of an
ugpa,uri controversy between them, ough at
least to be followed by the usual consequences
of pcacc-to wit. "A cessation of hoStilitcs. =
We wings, Mr.. Bell. should not .fgh for :,
.'punc,ilio.'' in these times! 1t is true the
) lIa'cbmdn talks about "iic cncmi"S' of the
Central Road in Western Vermont: but we
doubt not it will think better of it, when mat
tiers are progressing swimmingly on both roads
5 In the mean time we don't suppose that hard
+ words possess any grcltcr JUNCTION for "buticr-
= ing parsnips'' than fair oncs-And so we
, hope ncighbor l!ocomb of the Brandon Voice
1 will drink ''succcss to the Central = as the
Waterman proposes. in goblcts made from tho
n "iIour Glass; : dlrays proriled, however. thai
+, M. Walton of the Waterman shall rcci rocat,
# the courtesy in "hcall to the Rutland" il
Z, bowls followed from the grave stones" which
: he once ill-naturodly suggested for the latte
: road. This is our final peace proposition!'
! We learn from high authority that that por
: ton ofthc Central road from Mortified to tn,
; Mouth of White River will be constructed il
time to meet the Concord on the lst of Nov
= ncXt.-Mr. BELKyAp, the Locomotive-w'
: beg pardon. the Contractor-of the road, 81
: to complete half, or more practicable say
{ the ||a'chman, by that time.
The U0tchman adds -
Golfers to contract for cars, freight and passcnnc
engines, chairs and rails Were made at prices as low
Y and III some instances lower than with other comp;l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04

flag OF truce was displayed shore on perceivng
which, caused the firing again to cease ana Cop'ain'
Forrest was sent to meet its bearer who submitted
written communication addressed to me copy OF
winch, with q copy Of my reply, marked Is andC VIII
be found enclosed
As an assurance Of my sincerity, I now hostcd
WHITE nag and directed the prizes to drop down inc
strcan intending to follow with the ilotiila but III
violation OF the understanding implied i'll the before
mentioned correspondence the enemy, III discovering
that of the prizes had rcd ashore in front OF the
city, collected large force within and behind the
houses IN the vicinity, and commenced furious hre
upon her. Lieut. Parker, of this ship. III command OF
and ultimately succeeded in getting her again aiioat'
having one OF her men killed and two wounded
1t was in carrying an order to Lieut.. Parker that
Lieut.. Morris was wounded He had been OF minute
service to me from the time we left lznrdo ana con-
Quoting himself during the commandment WIN remark
ape dchbcraion and GOODNESS, he Approached tlie
prlc m line to coverh boat, and though apparently
rcgardiu oi the safety Of the officers aud men OF te
boat, who were seated he stood erect himself ana te
bail struck him in the throat Noone can dcplore the
tate OF tins very valuable young officer more th my
family.
II may well be supposed that perceiving the at
tack upon the prze rc-opened upon inc cry, W''l,
hoia and prizes down the river One of the prizes,
small schooner OF little value, having grounded IN q
dangerous pass, and knowing that it would be difficult
to cXrlcatc her without causing announcement delay
ordered her TO BE- burned
We arrived safely at Froncra on the evening OF the
Goth the Vixen having lowed down the river five
, vessels and several bargcs
From Froncra despatched my prizes to this place
aud after destroying all the vessels and craft found II
the river OF too little value to be Manned proceeded
on the 3lst to rcion you, leaving the "Mcbane" ant
Forward Mt anchor opposite Frontera to continue tn
blockade of the river, and afford protection and shcl
the neutral merchants residents of the place wh
protested themselves in apprehension of violence iron
the Mexican sodlery should they be left unprotected
On our way TO this place the prize steamer Pctrta
in company and III sight of this vessel captured tn
American brig Plymouth" found engaged in landn!
"a cargo upon the enemy coast.
Q NJ c. PERRY.
: = S omittcdto mention that while lying off tn
bar OF Tohasco this ship boarded the Campcach,
;, schooner Fortuna and the French brig "Jcnne Ar
nadec the narers both OF which notification
blockade was endorsed.
'In regard u the "McTanc" propose to make
special communication.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04

Who has been injured by the Tariff of 1916! Can
any body telll We really wish the astute Free Press
would inform us.--Sentinel and Democrat, Nor. 81,
The Tariff of 1916 went into operation on
Tuesday of the present week (Dec l.)-and
yet this sanguinary organ of l.ocofocoism is en-
curing on the 9th Nov. "who has been injured
by it This excessive anxiety to learn who
Gates blood-thirsty spirit that is dreadful in a
well-regulated community. Our sensitive friend
is getting famous for these Retrospective
glances into futurty
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04

1--WE nave been kindly furnished by cor
respondent with the subjoined account of the
Concert on the evening of Thursday last. 1t
leaves Us nothing to say except to express our
hearty concurrence in its concentrations of the
occasion and its results. Most appropriate, as
surcdly, was the selection of the evening of the
day appointed for an united expression of
THANKSGIVING for the abundant blessings of
go,d Providence, to invite the benevolent, and
those less mindful of their social duties and OBJ
legations, to aid in the unscliish and holy work OF
relieving the highest necessities of the POOR
And the result of this winning appeal, we are
gratilicd to learn, fully justified the wisdom Of
that selection. When the LADIES appeal il
vain in such a CAUSE, and on such a day, it vii
be time for national Fast.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04

The Free Press tells Us that the Geological Rcport
is to be sold for fifty cents a copy - Where =
Middiebuy Galary.
BY the publisher, in Burlington, certainly and
if not by the other principal booksellers in the
State, MIR. Goodrich is losing his cunning that's
all. By the by, the way we got our copy af-
tlicts our conscience somewhatand we will loan
it (the book, not the conscience y checrfuly to
our friend of the Galaxy, or any other editor in
the State who will agree that the receirer is a,
bad as the hict."