American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-28

,srtl>itrloull areu,d.rg iu thor will, On FL
Day (Cbr,sin,as hay) every form Of bu.auGs
was suspended; tie CrUrcheS y ere opercd an'
% ell cttcnGed " tbs morning, afternoon Gl'
lcveuiug. II WIS g'urCus day Tor they gu &
listers, aud Ia C. COr mahr "Olt 'u"E," and /
lever thrro was a DIN throughout the city tr5u
tetrly morn till night, thcf. waa orc ia BAitt
more. Cans and pistols a~Cko the iaFra't
sleeper long before the dawn O! day, and wher
the juveniles were w;3eawaho and about, such q
continuous firing ofcrackers, torpedoes and ev
ery thing else in the cOmbus.ibo line, has scarce
before been heard in the 'city Of monuments.
The city was one great uPioar, and the largest
liberty having been given 10 all, they enjoy ed
themselves to their hearts content. The pla'
ces Of amusement, both in the afternoon and
evening, were filed to overlooking, and nc
plan that had been devised for the amusement
Of the day WAS neglected, or without patron
age Nothing occurred that we havo heard
OF, to mar the general hlafty of the occasion,
and only in one or two Instances, vas any
breach Of Tho peace made, which wore, howe
yer soon quelled by the prompt action Of the
police. ,
Sudden Death. Coroner John D. Bowman
held all inquest on Friday evening over the
body ola coored woman, named Mary Jones,
about is years Of age, Who had fallen down
dead about 9 o'clock, uosr the co aer OF west
| Baltimore and Republican SITS. a post mOrtem
examination was held by Dts, Porter and
Chamberlain, and the jury rendered verdict
of "death from appopexy" We understand
that she lived out west Baltimore ct.
Msrican Bullets. We were shown on Satur-
day, number of Mexican bullets, sent on by
Capt. Daniel McPhail, the U S. Army, to
his friends in this city, which were fred at his
regiment during the siege Of Monterey. They
are made Of lead, are about as heavy as our
bullets, but are much hattened from striking
against the walls Of the houees. They will do
very well as trophies, but an acquaintance in
any other form we would athsr he excused
frsm forming.
Sill "Bus@ing .7bOut." We mentioned last
week, the fact Of several notorious thieves,
whose names we gave, icing about town. We
will now add TO the list, two more, who have
been "spotted," as they were 'bUzzing about"
the theaires--"Tom," lately ont of the Louisi-
ana penltentiary, and Clutch Jake" Of Phila-
del 2hia. They had bettor both log" if they
wish to save their "plunder."
Beautiful Lithogrnph. We we're shown on
Saturday, beautiful Autograph picture OF the
Cenotaph erected in the New Orleans EX-
change on Dec. 9th, to the memory ct Major
Riuggold and Lieut.. Cochrane. They were
sent on to he Rnggold committee, and if they
resemble the original, they speak we'll foI the
patriotism Of the citizens OF New Orleans. 1t
was most sPendl I'd affair, and the Autographs
would sell vel! here.
Charge Of Theft A colored woman named
Emma Jane Walker, WAS arrested last Thurs
day, by officer VoH SOubiIon, charged with
stealing suudry blankets and pillows, the pro-
perry of Eliza Smith. Justice Armstrong GEM
rnlted her for further examination.
.4nothsr Fight among the Hackmsa. james
Garry and barnard Mccarthy, hackmen, had
regular setto on Saturday mornirg, opposite
the post Office. Officers Socket aud Bludel
soon put stop to their sport, By arrcsting aud
taking them before Justice Egetton, who re-
leased them on security to Keep the peace
GO CONSUMPTION. There is perhaps, dis
with which country is affected, which sweeps
off annually many victims, that fell destroyer of
the human race-Consumption. What vast amount
OF suffering might be saved The human family II they
would but avail themselves in of the remedies
which nature has provided for her children and which
science has reduced to such form 10 be within the
reach OF ALL Far be it from us to tamper with those
who are suffering with this painful disease. In offering
you a remedy, do not ask you to rely upon the
presentation of those who might be acuated by selfish
and pccuniay motives, but we give you the most de
lbcrate testimony of some of the most respectable Ply
Sicans, that WISTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY has
established for itself reputation that cannot be assal
ed DIR. VIM A. Shaw, of Washington d.. c., writes
under date of May |, 1916, as follows:
81 have heard of many cases OF decided beneficial
effects from its use, especially in Asthma and chronic
cough OF SpaSmodic character. / have used the Wild
Cherry great deal in practice and with marked good
results in those cases of great nervous mobility, and ir
rability to which phthlSca patients are subject. /
have doubt il is the best form in which the effects of
Prussic acid may be had as sedatve on the constitu
ton without danger to the patient Every one knows
the reputation of the TurpCnnc and Basam COnstitu-
ents in proracted coughs, The combination Of these
principles in Nistar'S Balsam Of Wild Cherry is inse-
HioiLS and judjCioiS.
Medical men are Justly dStrustful of Patent Mcdi-
cincS in general but candor must discriminate between
outrageous humbugs and noSrums and those medicines
which have proved sula1 and in many well atleSted
cases curGre. On hand and for sale by
+. ii. SrABLER * CO., 100 w. Pratt st,
Also, by Geo. W. JONES' Baltimore and Highs
Seth ;. lance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Smith &
Atkinson, 2S5 Baltimore ST.; Candy Bartlett, corner
Lombard and Light stS; J. F. Perkins Brother corner
Green and Franklin streets; Joseph b. Sansbury 81
ThameS->t; Dr. +. II. Perkins, corner Baltimore and
Green streets; George H. kcer, No 323 Baltimore ST.;
and N. N. Robinson, SO North Gay street. d28-lw
! SUNDAY ScmooL ENHlBlTIoss. The anniversary
meeting of the North Baltimore Sabbath Schools will
be held this evening in the Exeter street Church The
mceunS VIII ne addressed DV the Kew lS'tC T. tOokj
Mr.. John r Stanbury, and other friends of the
The regular annual exhibition of the Sabbath Schools
attached to the Caroline street Station, will be held
this evening in the Caroline street Church. The
cses will be of highly interesting character.
An exhibition OF the scholars attached to the Sabbath
Schools of the Fayette street Station will also be held
this evening in the Fayee street church. The exer-
cses will consist of Species, Dialogues, Caechsm SC
! CONGRESS- HALL This and beautiful cstab
lishment in Fayette North street. will formally
open for the accommodation of the public this morning
at IL O'Clock.
! MEETING FOR THE RELIEF OF IRELAND. twill be
seen by the advertisement in another column that
meeting for the relicfof the suffering people of cold
Ireland" will be held this evening in Calvert Hail.