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GOFFR THE REGICIDE.

William God9, one Of the Judges Of King
Charles l., after serving under the Prolcc.
tor as Major General, in 1900, camo To
America, aud was graclously received by
Governor Endlcott, Of Massachusetts, to
whom he and his companion WhaIIey,
brought letters. After the Rcstofati n,
when /. was found that their namas we're
in the List Of Exceptions to the Act OF
Oblivion, their Boston friends became alar.
med, and the reglcdes, in lGGl, went to
New Haven, near which city, through the
aid Of Deputy Governor Leet and Mr.. Da.
yenport, they were several months con.
ceaIod in cavern. They passed three or
four years IN various places, and towards
The close Of 1864 entered the house OF the
Rev. Nh. Russell, Of IIadey, Mass, where
they lived III perfect secrecy more thar
fifteen years.
During this period, while tho good PEG
pie Of lladley we're nearly all assembled
IN their meeting house, they were attacked
by band Of Indians and thrown into an
alarm and confusion which forbade all hope
Of successful defence. It wa. near the
sunset OF summer day, and as the terror
stricken congregation were flying in all d
REGIONS, a venerable looking man, in {
strange costume, and with his white lona
hair streaming unconfned over his should
ers, suddenly, appeared in their midst, re
vived their courage, at their head attacked
and repulsed the enemy, and Immediately
as the darkness increased, Withdrew. The
aotonished villagers, for long time sup
posed that God bad sent an angel for lhciI
deIlyerance. Ii was COTE, who died there
abou, the year Carlyle's life q
Cromwell.
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PULL IT UP BY THE ROOT.

Father, here is a dock, said Thomas,
as he was at work with his iather in the
garden - shall | cut it off close 10 the
root z
No. replied his father, tina, will not
DO; have cut Il up myself many times,
but it grows again stronger than ever,
Pal II up BY The root for nothing else will
kill it,.
Thomas pulled and pulled again at the
dock, but the root was very deep in tie
ground, and be could not stir il from lis
place so he asked his father TO come and
help him, and his father went aud soon
pulled il up.
This dock.root, Thomas, said his ia
Their, which is on evil and fa.,.growns
weed in garden, puts me in mind Of the
evil things that grow SO fast in the hearts
Of children. \ bad passion, even when
found out, is hard TO be removed; it is no
use to tutlc with 1t; there is no way to
overcome aad destroy it, bu, to pull II up
by the root,
lou have often seen in our garden
Thomas, that when the weeds are ulloweC
10 grow, they spoil all the plants and dow
ers that grow near them. So il is viii
evil passions in the hear, Of child. If
lIlle boy Is lll.tempered, VIC must not ex
pecl to find in him good. humor, cheerful
ness, thanktulness, and desire to max,
others happy. And little glrl who i
| idle, we need not expect 10 be industrious
neat, or careful. As weeds inurc tn,
flowers, SO bad passions viii injure goot
qualities. Ii child is unduiiful to has pa
rents, and despIScs the commandments o
God, we might as well look for a rose OF
a tulip in bed Of uettlcs, as hope to fine
in his heart those graces and good desire,
that we love TO see growing there. Now
this is quite a sufficient reason why oil baC
passions should be pulled up By the root
Every bad habit, every evil passion
which troubles YOU, you should try with al
your heart and mind 10 overcome; yol
should, If possible, tear it up. Bu, YOU
will fad your own strength but weakness,
and you must apply to That almighty friend
who is able to strengthen you aud assist
you. He can take from your hearts the
love Of sin aud this is the only way ol
destroying it, as VIC have destroyed the
dock by pulling II up by the roots.
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ACCOUNTED FOR.

The Salem Register says tina, one Of
The party N that region grayely protests
that the late unparalleled freshet in the
Merrimac, was caused by he tears of The
democrats shed for the downfall Of their
strong hold, New.Hampshire.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-04-24
From The New Orleans Picnyune Extra.
STILL LATER.

Since the publication of the picayune Of
this morning, the steamship New York
has arrived, bringing two days later news
from Gen TuyIor's army. We learn from
an extra Of the Galveston News, issued on
the afternoon Of the 9TH instant, that the
Pilot Boat l.. NJ. Hitchcock, Cap. Wright,
arrived at Galveston about A o'clock, p.
NJ. Of that day, from the Brazos ST. Japo.
which place she left on Wednesday, the
lst inst. She brought the intelligence that
upon the arrival Of the Army of Occupa.
ton, in front Of Malamoras, tho Mexican
forces were drawn out on the opposite
bank OF the river, making great display
OF martial music, with trumpcis, bugles,
&C., which mode Of sautaion was duly re-.
ciprocated in kind by simiIar sounding
Of trumpets and drums in the Americas
lines. Thus ended the FIRST days rcncoun.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The Celebration To- Day. Should the weather
prove favorable, the celebration to-day, of the
ever memorable 18th of September, will be
quite imposing, so far as the military are con-
cerned. The First Rifle Regiment, underCol
Mcguire, will be out with four companies; the
Fifth Infantry Regiment will have four compa-
MES out; the Fifty-rhird Infantry Regiment
will have eight companies out; and the Fifth
Cavalry Regiment will be out with three COM
panies, besides their visitors, the Phiadel phia
Troop, Capt Bennington, the Laurel Troop,
Capt. Col Capron, and probably the Howard
District Troop, Col. Carroll. The Eagle Ar
tilerists, Capt. Kane, will also parade, and the
Junior Artllerists, Capt. Mcdowell, will fire
salutes during the day. In all there will pro-
badly be some twenty-four companies on pa
rade, one of the largest Military displays which
has occurred in Baltimore for several years
All of the above volunteers will parade under
Major Gen. Steuart, and will escort the "Od
Defenders" out to McPhersons, CAROLS
Woods } where the 9Th Regiment will dine in
connection with the "Delenders;" the SD will
encamp in the rear Of Steuart's Hotel, at the
Old Race Course, and will dine at varou us
places. The Mounted Companies will have a
barbecue near Steuart's Hotel, in CAROLS
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FRONT STREET THEATRE. An unusually atnac.
tive bill is announced for performance at the Front
street tonight. Mrs H. Lewis actress of consd-
cradle celebrity will appear in three characters in the
drama of the ''French Spy" She was received last
evening in the same piece with great favor by la ge
audience. After the drama, Mr.. Scott will appear in
his great part of "Long Tom Coffin" in the play of
the "Pilot." This gentleman is universally acknow.
lodged to be the best representation of this character
now living. He is, we believe, the original of it in
this country. To secure good seats, application
should be made at the box Off e during the day.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-12

THE WEEKLY CLIPPER. The number issued to
doy is beyond question highly interesting one, and
every reader should procure a copy. Its Contents
embrace the proceedings of the State Temperance
Convention the onlyc one-all the latest ne VS.
from Santa Fe, Nauyoo, Mexico the Army, and else
wheIe editorials poetry; city items; 'The Husbands
Ruse. " and Catching Green One" two admirable
stories; with several amusing sketches reports Of the
markets, sc. Price 81 per year, or cents cnpy.
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OUR BOOK TABLE. Mr.. II. Cobarn, 2O6 Baltimore
street has furnished US with the September number
Of Hunts Merchants Magaz me and Commerc iai Re-
view--a periodical of great merit, and particularly
deserving the patronage Of the mercantile community.
We have also received from the agent in Baltimore,
the Rev Hes ekich Best the September number of the
Sailors Magazine-a work specially designed, its
title imports, for the instruction Of seamen.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-12

LAWYER IN LIMBO. Oscar F. Words
worth, young man who has recently opened
an Office for the practice of law in the village
of Rome, N. Y, was arrested on Wednesday
evening for forgery, and committed to Jail by
a magistrate, in default of finding bail. The
forged note was for $3.50, and was presented al
the counter of the Rome Bank, with the names
of the endorsers forged.
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z-cHMAP PRINTING and PRINTING I.

N3- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING f
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office Ot the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMoRE-sT.--as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than anoa any other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LABTNG,
STAGE S HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c,
Indeed il is needless to enHnerate, as we are pos
sessed offaciites with latest styles Of type and
and splendid machinery fordong work, in everystye,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-12

EXTRA SESSION OF CoNGREss. We have
heard the opinion expressed, that the Presi-
dent will find it necessary to convene congress
prior to the regular day of meeting, in order to
provide ways and means to meet the demands
against government. The expenses Of the war,
it is known, are enormous, but we hope that an
extra session Of congress may not be required
We presume that the issue of treasury notes
and the loan, authorized at the late session, to-
gether with the ordinary receipts of the treasu-
ry, may prove sufficient to enable government
to pay its way. But we consider it certain,
that If the war be continued, additional means
Of raising revenue will have to be resorted to
and among them, we shall not be surprised
to fnd direct taxes levied. The first Of Janua-
ry next will probably fad the country with a
national debt of some thirty or forty millions o
dollars, and diminished income from duties
In this event, we apprehend that taxes will be-
come indispensable to preserve the public Gre
dit. 1t is true, additional loans may be autho-
rized, and more treasury notes be issued; but it
is doubtful, whether, under the circumstances,
the loans will be taken, or the treasury notes
continue at par. The war is continued at an
extravagant cost, and to very little purpose
for, unless reliance can be placed on Santa
Ana's movements, for peace, we shall proba-
bly, be as far from attaining our object in Janu-
AIRY next, as we are at present. We have a
large force, but the wagons are not yet made
that are to accompany it on its march,
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Samson CARISS,

- (LATE I. PALMER s. Coz
No. 40 BALTIMORE ST, BALTIMORE.
Has on haud an extensive assortment of FANCY
HARDWARE, 10 which, by arrivals from Europe he
is constantly receiving additions, thereby having al
ways in store, the greatest variety that can possibly
he found in this line. Ali of which he is determined
TO sell Wholesale or RETAIL on as good terms, and as
low as the same can be had in this any other city
His stock of Me Chandise is in part follows: jap
aimed WALTERS; Trays; Bread, Cake and Gard
Baskets aud Toilet SETS, of every siz2 and form;
Plated Walters; Casters; Candlesticks; Tea Sets;
Cake and Fruit Baskets; Britannia WARE; Ivory
and Common Table Cutlery; Alba'a inner and Des-
ert FORKS, new article; Brass, Iron Pierced,
Bronze and French TENDERS, with Andirons and
rongs and Shovels, in sets; or pairs to match I'm
brel'a Stands; CURTAIN BANDS; Chande iers; Hall
and Solar LAMPS; LUSTRES; GIRANDOLES,
Fancy Table and Fire Screens; French PORCELAIN;
India China Toilet Sets, with almost endless var
ety (too numerous TO mention) of Fancy and Useful
Housekeeping Articles.
He has also the most extensive tment of French
and German Looking glass PLATES, Mahogany
Frame and Toilet Glasses; Portrait and Picture
FRAMES, Bracket rier Tables, Window Cornices;
Rods and Rings, of every variety on hand or by lin
manufactured to order, and sold rs low as the same
can be obtained at any establishment either in this
city or elsewhere. He would here invite his friends
and the public generally, (before purchasing to give
him call sl2-3t
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7gyHE GREAT PRIZE EMPORIUM IS

yHyHE GREAT PRIZE EMPORIUM Is
u EMORY CO.'S, No. 2, Calvert street, Balti
more, Md, where you can al all times find the largest
assortment of tickets in the Union, Two-thirds oil
all the capital prizes sold this year have been sold by
EMORY co. In one word the luckiest office,
the largest prizes, and the best assortment of lucky
Numbers in the United States are to be had al the
old established head quarters of EMORY co.
All orders addressed to us meet with p omptness and
despatch. Postage paid on all letters to and from us,
and the drawn Nos, forwarded the first mail after the
drawing. On MONDAY draws
l of 10000 DOLLARS, of 10000 DOLLARS,
of 600 DOLLARS, of 1900 DOLLARS,
And Is of $1,000 each!
Tickets 5-shares in proportion.
This scheme contains more pr yes than blanks and
is what we call up-top scheme for prizes. The
risk on package of 26 tickets, that contains all the
Nos. in the Lottery, and draw you the handsome
amount of S32 coo, EMORY & co will sell for SI7.
thy- P. S,-Twenty four THREE NUMBER
PRIZES sold in fridays Small Fry by EMORY N
co. Tall luck, and no mistake.
For Pr zis in anV Lottery, always apply in person
or b. mail to the faI famed Lottery firm Of
EMORY < CO.
United States Lottery Agency, No Calvert street,
ID office from Baltimore st. sei2-2t
SHADED PURSE SILkS-A beaulfu as
assortment Oh hand and for sale by
sel2 I'M, HAlG, 1873 Baltimore ST,
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PARRIcpE. On Sunday, the l4th Of Aug,
an unfortunate affair occurred at Baiteyvlle,
Maine 1t scenes that Mr. Harding and
his son had an alteration about gun, when
the father turned him out OF the house, and fol-
lowed brandishng the weapon over his head,
vowing he would 'stone out his brains" The
son under the impulse Of fear seized stick
and struck his father blow on the head from
the effects (which he died. He was bound
owe, in the sum of $3.50.
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OFFICE OF EMORY Il co

OFFICE OF EMORY 4 co.
Opposite Balnun's, Bait Md. !
n5-DFFIClAL DRAWING OF the Md Consoi.
dated Lottery, class No. 81, for 1876: For benefit
Frederick Female Seminary,
S % Ga sd 81 Sc 81 40 SIS IA
and % heing the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each $40
"a and 81, being the Sd and 4h drawn Nos. each -
81 and S. beipg the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each 8
81 and &c. being the 9th and 7h; or 90 and SIS, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each
ID and 40, being the 9th and lOh IA and IS, be-
ing the 9Th and 18th drawn Nos. each
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 2
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, =" l
1t EMORY s. CO., No, 2N, Calyer,-st.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Ro"'
Eos Cnton-Ship Cincinnati, will clear 10th nsl
For Ansterdan-Ship Potomac, with despatch,
For AmsierdaII-Shp American, I6th Sept.
For workmanship Chesapeake, with despatc
For Rotteidam-Ship Ellcrslie, with despatch.
For Premiership Elise, with despatch.
For Premiership Albert, soon.
For Premiership Post, soon.
For Hayre-Ship L'Andille, with despatch.
For Premiership Atlas, with despatch.
For Antwerp Barque Pao, 18th INST
For Valparaiso and ports in the Pacific Barqj
HOrtensia, Oct. /.
For Liverpool-Barque Louisa Bliss, about 30
inst.
For Valpar iso-Brg Argyle, will sail this week.
For Rio dc Janeiro-Brig Wing, Saturday next.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-12

SONS OF TEMPERANCE CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NANTUCKET
SUFFERERS BY THE LATE CONFL AGRA
TON
a CONCERT OF VOCAL AND lNsTRU-
IN MENTAL MUSIC will be given for the above
purpose on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th Sept, at
the Egyptian Saloon, Odd Fellows Hall, Gay street.
on whlch occasion the Independent Blues Band will
perform the following pieces:
l, Grand Medley Overture from Bohemian
Ghl-Full Band. Balfs
,. Cavatini, La NOma-Quintette. Belni.
3. RnggolG Infantry Qaick Step-fuil Band Stoddard
A. Good Bye-Quintete, Engclbrecht
5. Grave Of NapOleOn-Fn Band, Heath
6. Gen. TaylOT's Grand March-Fuil Band, Holland
7. Cav TIM from nnambua-Quintettc, Bcni.
8. Hop WaltZe-Ful Band, Hoff.
9. ill so Gently DER me Stealing-Fuli
Band, Beni
Finale LeonGra Quick Step-Full Band, Fry
IG3- There will also he several of the best Singers
in this city present, assist o. occasion Doors
to be open at O'Clock, p, Nj, and services to COM
mence al y O'Clock. Tickets for sale at the CHI per
and sun Offices, and at the different Music Stores
aud at the door on the night Of the Concert sel2 ST
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-12

MALLEABLE GLASS. A foreign paper speaks
of marvellous invention which has come to
light within the walls of St. Etenne-the pro-
duction of a sort OF glass as malleable when
cold as while red hot! The Moniteur des Arts
says, this new metal, which ele long will be Of
more value than gold, and which the inventor
has called Siclicon, is of v hite color, very
sonorous, and as brilliant and transparent as
crystal. 1t can be obtained, with equal ease,
Opaque or colored; it combines with various
substances, and some of these shades produce
combinations ofextraordinary beauty.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-12

CO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish 10
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard ami Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons Gold Pencil
Cases Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARk'S assortment, which is com
dletc, his Old Established Store, Water-st ID door
from Calvert. apS
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n2- We invite the attGDton of the public 10 the
certificates Of performed by DR.. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
y goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
standing of he gentlemen whose names ere given
rs having witnessed this cure precudcs The posi-
bty of imposition, There is a large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agen 5,
whose names will be found attached to the certii-
Gates. seq
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GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE. There will be
a grand afternoon performance at the Front street
Theatre this afternoon, commencing at 3 O'clock
The new American drama of the ''Swamp Fox,'
with ether excellent entertainments, will be played.
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DIED.

On the 81 inst. JoHN MERRITT, in the 67th yeal
hts age, a native of CracOw, Poland, but for the
As years a residetn Of Baltimore.
On the 10Th inst. LLOYD WRIGHT, aged SO years
At Snowfall, Md, 3D. inst GORDON N. HANDY, Z
late Clerk OF Worcester C0ur ~ Court.
At ST. Johns, Porto Rico, l6th ut HENRY G. II
card, Esq, U. ). Consul.
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TEE MUSEUM. This favorte place of resort puts
forth great attractions for the glorious 18th. There
will be Two performances one in the afternoon al
O'Clock and the other in the evening as usual The
pieces selected for representation are of the
ponular character. See ad verise ment.
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PEACHES. The New York Tribune SAYS
Twenty-one thousand baskets of peaches ar
rived in that city on Wednesday, in two boats
from New Jersey. Probably that was less than
half of what arrived in smaller quantities from
Other parts.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-12

RELIGION AT NASHVILLE. A new Presbyt e-
ran church was dedicated at Nashville on
Sunday last. 1t cost Sli 900 A relgious re-
vival is progressing in the Methodist Episcopal
and Presbyterian churchs of that city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-12

FROM PORT LAyAccA. The steamer James
l.. Day, Cart. Griffin, arrived at N. Orleans
on the Sd inst, from Port Lavacca, whence
she sailed on the LIST inst. There was nothing
ofinterest going on when the Day left. A
small portion of troops only remained at the
port-the main body having taken up their limo
Of march into the interior. Wagons, contain
ing provisions, Sc, were daily sent on after the
fore, and considerable activity prevailed at
the port.
We learn that Lieut. Wetmore, in command
at Indian Point, in consequence of some dstur-
Dances that had occurred there, was compelled
to proclaim martial law on Monday last to pre-
serve order.
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RoBBERIEs. The store Of Mr. Watts, at ST.
Louis, was last week robbed of about 81 ,OOC
worth of iewelry. Major R. P. Brooks, for.
mery member Of the Tennessee Legislature
was recently knocked down from his horse in
Jackson county and robbed of S700.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-12

TROUBLE IN ONO. The people of Mercer
county, Ohio, or some of them, have assemb-
cd in public meeting and passed divers resolu
tons of expulsion, by force if necessary, against
the colored people residing in that county,
Gov. BARLEY has issued proclamation in con-
sequence, enjoining the public officers to do
their duty in the premises
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o. FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY. The re.
guar quarterly meeting OF the Friendship Fire Com
pany will be held at the Hal Of the Engine House
on MONDAY EVENING, l4th inst, at O'clk.
seI2 2t. JAMES McMANUS, Sec'y.