American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-16


ton, the propriutOrs, in order TO afford every
opportunity to witness tAe performances of this IN
rival ed Equestrian corps, have reduced the prices OF
admission which will hereafter be to the dress circle
p cents and lAS cts the Pit. The result of In
Will be ovtrApwmg houses for the remainder of the
week,
Tbs MUsEuM-FTy,t appearance q Nhs HINT.
The patrons of the Saloon will be pleased TO learn
shat The manager has effected engagement with
this eminent actress, who will make her FIST appear
anCe lhiS evening in two other best characters. Sic
will sustain the part Of ''Francne'n the eXcellent
comedy OF" Grist 10 the Mill and "FaGny Carey
in the laughable farce OF the "Eton Boy"
REMMINGTON's PATENT CoFrEE Boiler. We
have bcea PRESENTED by.Mr. Remington with one OF
his Patent Condensing and Digesting Coffee RoLrs.
BY means ofthe condenser, the coffee may be boiled
for hours without being diminished in quantity or de
Perforated in quality. Mr.. Samson Canss, No. lao
Baltimore street, is the sole agent.
PUELIc LECTURE. The Rev. DR.. MORRIS will de-
liver Lecture in MS Church, Lexington street, this
evening, at u O'Clock. subiect-'SEighl days on the
Alps" The subject will be illustrated by large oil
paintings OF Alpine scenery. Admission free.
LECTURE BIT The REV, D. a, hOsHEL, 1 MS lllcHI-
ed divine will commence course cf lectures this
evening in the Caroline street Methodist E. Church.
Subject for to nights lecture, "Works Of Fiction;"
their authors and readers their influence the
cial aud domestic relations. Tickets for the course
only SO cents, for a single ticket 25 cts.
Who will suffer from that painful disease Liver
Complaint when immediate relief, if not positive
cure, may be effected by the TIMELY use Of WlSTARS
BALSAM, for proof OF which read the following;
WATERFORD, N. Y, My z, 1915.
DEAR SIR: In the year lS4l / was 40 severely at
tackled with Liver Comp ant, as to be ntirely una
bic to attend to my business. consulted with The
best Of physicians in our place but they gave no
relief. In the winter of l642, procured bottle OF
DR.. WlSTAE'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
and before had ased one half OF it, was able to re-
sumo my business asusuaI. | have since tina time
used two bottles of the Wild Cherry Balsam, and
haS been entirely free from pain; and, with the
ception of bad cold in February last, have enjoyed
''''o' '''D''' '''''' '' ~ WI. c. POTTER.
We are well acquainted with MIR. VIM, C. Potter,
know that he was afflicted in The manner he des-
crbes and that his statement is e1titled TO full credit.
SCOTT * WALDRON, Merchants.
None genuine unless signed |. Butts.
On hand and tOI sale toy
STABLER x CANRY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo. W. Jones, cor Baltimore and tlgh-ss.,
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. F.
Perkins Brother, cor Green and franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thamcs-st; Elisha II. Per-
kins corner Market and Green-ss.; George ii. keerl,
No. 323 Baltimore street; n. N Robinson, SO North
Gay street. nls-lw
fr7- HISTORICAL LECTURES. A course of
po pular Lectures on Modern History, embracing the
Revolutions of Nations and the PregrrSs of Cpilisa
ton, from the CSse of the Fourth Century, will be
delivered during the Winter Session of 1861, al
the Franklin Institute, North street, Baltimore, by
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, of Trinity College, Dub
lin, TO commence on TUESDAY EVENING, Nov.
18th, and to be continued on each succeeding Tues
day evening, at o'clock
SYLLABUS OF THE COURSE:
Lectures. INTRODUCTORY LECTURE.
|. From the Invasion of the Western r. Empire 10
Charlemagne.
3. Charlemasne to Ohio the Great.
s. OHIO the Great to Gregory the Great.
4. Z" Gregory the Create Signing OfMagHa Charta.
S. " Magua Charta TO the Council of Constance.
6, " Council of Constance TO taking of Csnstan-
tinOple by the Turks.
7, {; Taking Of COnstantinope to Henry VIII. Of
England.
g. Henry, VII. of England to the Peace of
9. " Peace of Westphalia 10 the English Revou
ton.
10. " Engsh Revolution TO Death of Gar Peter
this Great.
Il. . Peter the Great to the Peace of Paris
-. " Peace Of Paris To Acknowledgment of Anne.
fiean Independence.
Ticket for the full course, admitting gentle
man and lady, SO 60
Family Ticket, admitting FIVE persons, 500
Single Ticket, for each Lecture, 0.25
5F- Tickets 10 he had at the bookstore of James
S. Waters, 2f4 Baltimore st, west OF Charles
"a 3 TO the Introductory Lecture OF the l7th, adj
mission free by tickets to he had on application at
the store Of Mr.. Waters, as above. MD 81
o. PUBLIC LECTURE. At the request of his
friends, the Rev. lir MORRIS has consented to d.
liver n Lecture in his church on MONDAY NIGHT,
Uhe 10Th inst, beginning at n O'Clock. Subject
" Eish days in The Alps" The subject will be illus
iratCd by large oil paintings of Alpine scenery. Ad-
mission fee, hut collection will be taken up in be-
half of the Educ tion Society Of the church,
nol3 NIT
EsE- The Rev. S. A. RO:ZEL will deliver a conrse