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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-30
LOCK INFIRMkRY
- No. 10 E. PRATT STREET,
(SucCEssoR TO DR.. HITzRInRRakR.

seven dO0ls eas OF [ he bridge,
The Oldest Institution in Baltimore for the cure of
the secret disease.
DOCTOR HARRIS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1846-01-29
and more or less are they injured by every
deviation from nature.

and more or less are they injured by every
deviation from nature.
The practice of giving hay at night to
horses, am sure, was introduced by tavern
keepers; and if not kept up by their inter-
ests would speedily be abandoned by every
one who had sense enough to perceive the
folly. In one or two hours during the day
horses can eat as much hay as will do them
good. In confirmation of this ] heard of
the treatment several travellers gave their
horses and pursued during journey of
many hundred miles. They gave their
horses only grain at night, and hay for an
hour in day. During the last thousand
miles, they gained in flesh (though they
travelled more expeditiously under this re-
gimen) that which they lost in the begin
ming, under the customary treatment of
giving grain in the day and hay at night.
The last point have to press is, the ne
cessity of keeping stock sheztered-that is,
securing to them the benefit of. their own
warmth 1t is truth, indeed, that during
their exposure to the Irregularities Of the
season, they require twice the ordinary food,
for their nourishment and stimulation. and
are subject to ten times as many fatal disor-
ders as otherwise they would be. The
master has taken them from state where
nature supplied their wants !; and if he be
not too much Of brute to feel for their
hardships, he ought TO be SO much of a man
Of honor as to supply what his interests
dictate, as a requtal to the animal for its
loss of.what nature designed for its original.
If by this plan Of grinding and boil
ing, the half of the grain be saved in the
country, as most certainly it may, there
will be but little occasion for pressing the
extension of the principle to man, by ad-
vising eating mush instead of bread, and
taking soup instead of meat.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1846-01-29

nail. Oh you mean and pitiful piigarlics
Y Gu think that, by cheating others, you en-
rich yourselves; but you cheat yourselves
IN proportion as you cheat others. You
cheat yourselves but of that contentedness
and mental repose which the freehearted,
generous, and philanthropic enjoy; and
which is worth more to mortal than noun
tains of gold. By horrding up every shil-
ling you can get, you increase the burning
thirst and intolerable itching for more; and
where this incessant restlessness prevails,
happiness won't roost, any more than birds
will roost upon the nodding branches of the
tree-top. The beautiful flowers of senti-
ment will fade in your cold bosoms-your
tender feelings become like parings of fin
ger nalls-philanthropy loses all its sweet
lIquor-your sympathies seem to be made
OF sole leather-you are perfect strangers to
rational enjoyment. In short, your lives
lead through dark tunnel, at the farther
end of which you appear to see nothing else
than sixpence glittering in the sun, and
are ever shaking with the Jerusalem fdgets
to get at it.
My hearers-'Keep what you have got
and get what you can,' is very bad pre-
cept If everybody were to act upon this
principle, precious little indeed could be
got. He that had much would keep it al
ways without benefit to himself or TO any
body else; and he that had nothing would
be Ill fair way to just hold his own for
ever. No, no-the seed must be sown be-
fore it can be made to produce sixty, or an
hundred fold: but you must be careful and
not sow it upon barren ground, or you will
have the modification of gathering but this
ties at the best. Of every three-pence, put
one in your pocket, dispose Of another for
the good of the body, and give the other to
God, through the hands of the poor and
needy; and Heaven will smile upon, fortune
favor you, men speak we'll Of you-and
finally go to your long home as happy as a
woodchuck to his winter burrow. Be saw
ing but not parsimonious. | want you to
enjoy the good things of this world in a
moderate and rational manner, as becomes
a being of belly and wisdom. Partake thank
fully and cheerfully of the good gifts oI
Providence with which you are surrounded
and not sit like Patience on a monument
smelling at beef Open your mouths, your
hearts, your hands and your pockets-sow
and reap-give and receive-help one an.
other, and the reward will follow-but no
in the manner that it followeth the thief
And, above all, foster and encourage spirit
of love-not that passion-born love which
springs up in night, like mushroom, and
departs as suddenly;-but that gentle, heav-
emily, amaranthine love, which not only
aourishes in smiles but blooms as fresh in
tears. So mote it be!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1846-01-29
From the New York Sunday Mercury.
SHORT PATENT SERMON.
now.

10 resume my labor OF love, | will dis
course this morning from The following text
He cheats himself, and neghbors too,
And, when from earth he passes,
Satan, to see his little soul,
Will have to put on glasses.
My hearers-carefulness vigilance, pru-
dence, and economy are commendable qua
lities; but mercenary meanness and mlserly
avarice are almost too loathsome and de-
testable to be meddled with by any decent
moral physician, like myself, for instance
A germ Of meanness, if 1t be not nipped at
its first budding, will soon so overshadow
and stunt every ennoblng principle of the
heart, that neither guano, fertilizing powers,
nor all the manure of morality in creation
will be able to make them flourish again.
Mans soul, my friends, has an expandabili-
ty and stretchitiveness about it equal to
Indian rubber. When high, heaven-born,
noble and generous thoughts are infused in
to it, il sweIls like balloon, and rises into
"a purer and more ethereal element-lar, far
above the clouds and storms of debasing
passion. In fact, it can't get down if il
would, any more than an inflated blow-fsh
can descend to wallow in its native mud
1t scorns every dishonest deed, and spurns
every low and niggardly practice. Pregnant
with a generous and philanthropic pride,
sooner than take advantage of the weak, the
delenceless and the fallen, you might expect
the American eagle to prey upon the putrid
carcase of Mexico, or condescend to pick
out the eyes of PROSTATE nation. But
when human soul has long been exposed
to the scorching rays of ofavarice, it becomes
shrivelled up to fried shoeslrings-nay, to
the invisible atomy that concatenates with
nothing. 1t becomes so insigniticanlly mi
mute, that ten million like it, would rattle in
"a peanut shell.
My friends-too many of you (city folks
especially are over inclined to meanness
| know some who are so vastly lttle-if
may be allowed the term-that, when they
are brushed from earth into the DEVILS dust
pan, the old chap will have to put on double
magnifying spectacles, and poke for long
while, among the rubbish of mortality, be-
fore he can find them. There's neighbor
Tightfst, in some respects worthy mem
Der of my congregation; and yet regret to
say, he is mean enough to chase fat mos
quito througha fve-mile swamp for the sake
of his suet. To his credit. however, he once
made sacrifice for the good cause by put
ting an unfortunate-looking penny in the
box, and going supperless TO bed And
there's neighbor Grab, too-if he had the
power, and could enrich himself thereby, he
would brush the silver stars from the frma-
ment, snatch the golden sun from the sky,
and sell the moon for old brass, If six
pence were required at the gate of heaven,
rather than pay the fee, verify believe, he
would rise from his resting place at mid
night, and pick the lock with tenpenny
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1846-01-29
NJ MARYLAND LEGISLAT URE.
SENATE.

Monday, JAM 19M.-The following re-
solutions from the House, were passed:
A resolution authorizing the Treasurer to
convert certain bank stocks into State stocks,
for the benefit Of the sinking fund,
A resolution urging upon Congress to
make the bridge over the Eastern branch of
the Potomac free bridge.
A resolution providing for the contingen.
expenses of the State.
Tuesday.-The Senate passed bill grant
ing appeals in mandamus cases.
Wednesday.-Mr FRlcK presented Pc
tition of sundry colored persons of Balti-
more city for relief.
The bill from the House Incorporating
the Maryland Farmers Club, was passed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1846-01-29

A STRICT NsTRUcTIoNIsT.-Mr. c.. F.
holland of Arkansas, is is said to have made
the following speech at the Memphis Con-
vention:
Mr. President-Before the vote is taken
| wish to make speech which shall not be
five minutes long. Cheers, and cries of
ego onp' When Gen. George Rogers
Clark was taken prisoner by the Indians,
they made him pack the skillets and things
of the whole party, and keep up with 'em
too. After three or four days he was so
worn out with fatigue that he could with
difficulty drag one foot after the other. So
he thought he'd make 'em a speech
[cheers. Throwing down the skiIlets, and
mounting log, he stretched out his hands
and said :-Gentzeman Ingins! [peaIs OF
laughter, propose that every man carry
his own skillet!
And SO, Mr.. President, propose that
every State carry her oacn skillet!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1846-01-29

"The handkerchief!-th handkerchief!n'
cried Othello. "Blast the handkerchief"
said sailor in the pit, "blow your nose
with your fingers, and 60 on with thepl ay."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1846-01-29

ing a deep trench round the the infected
plants, and cutting off all communication
between them and the rest of the field.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1846-01-29

The best and purest feelings Of our ma
lures are excited by Woman; and to main
tain the supremacy of her influence in con-
trast with, and in opposition to, the more
grovelling passions of man, the subject has
employed the pens of the brightest geniuses
of every age, and in every climate-a fruit
lul and most eloquent theme, and one full
of every variety calculated to inspire US
with esteem and respect
"Not SHE with treach'rous kiss her SAVIOUR stung;
Not SHE denied Him with unholy tongue:
SHE, while APOSTLES shrank, could danger brave
Last at his croas, and earliest at his grave"
Barret, in his "Iriumphs of Woman,"
beautifully adds:
"Ask the gray pilgrim, by the surges cast
On hostile shores, and 'numb'd beneath the blast
Ask ,oho relieved him? Who the heart began.
To kindle' Who, with spilng goblet, ran.
Oh he will dart one spark ofyouthful flame,
And clasp his withered hands, and WOMAN name"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1846-01-29
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02
VISIT OAK HALL,
BOSTON, Mass
THE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL.

pom the suggestion Of several gentlemen of
~ Richmond Va and vicinity, wh1 habit
ing % nay establishment their orders for Clothing
owing advertisement for the pensa Of
Of paying large for their Clothing.
All communications and nne paid
MED viii tn. money or dan payable in Boston sight Any
gentleman wishing send order peaSe whether he is
measure bot should prefer perfectly
ten by some tailor for Coats Pants ad Vests and will
insure oil tit.
FALL CAMPAIGN!
TREnificcnt, Chaste and Original Designs for
HeElodeiing Oak Hall for fail Trudei
ADVICE TO PROFESSIONAL MEN, MERCHANTS. CLERKS
WITH MODERATE SALARIES FARMERS MECHANICS
sEAnEN. FIREhEN AND OTHERS! VISIT OAK HALL.
ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS! TO WHOLESALE DEA-
LERs!
would again respectfully the citizens OF Boston and
strangers the city amer delay weeks during which
time hAyv not been de have completed my
the most magnificent scale greatly surprising my
menis Ths Hail Ia sPsndy decorated Mario
The architecture being Gothic gives an OPP
poruny display his advantage The paintings which
adorn the perfectly appropriate that every
viii be fully compensated for visiting IT, The
design and effect Of the Interior especially when
upequaed any Atlantic Much
due the for his beauty ing THE
NETT hatter myself that the good OF
will fny all have DONE
the nrEt and only that adopsd L Pree srs
fsrz Before Oak Hall uncommon
thing for from so 500 Of elo,bes
For Cne half Of this less perfect
obtained this and
that distinguish Emporium OF
Fashion rst Gothic style Architecture Bosto
asd oat Painting &c much in fashion have
visited great Of OF the mama
the street would respectfully my estab
located end OF Boston and al this tine
- visited and peonssd BY the influential
dividuas The question ia To hnd good place
Reasonable Price, and be and that
viii set upon the form with grnty good
why Oak Han other
esiAbl'hnlrn in the United States
Firs'-Hou do have pay for your
that did not you my business
livery
Heeond-f any Garment maze order pleasing every
particular, i' no Inconvenience
another as Ready Made Garments directly
Tb-i purchase my Goods extremely CHEAP and
nv
FOURTH 20 BY he motiO-arre sales and prohor
ay--no prodb That my customers
decide.
Pinh-MJ meite, such this time for doing large
ness that l can afFofd to sell very preosL
BOYS CLOTHING
have lately added already ctoy ooms
for the manufacture Of Boys Cohpg keep large supply
Of every variety and lind, alwayson hand.
TO WHOLESALE BEALERsi
You wlh7d the variety every style Manu-
featured Clothing adsped for Fa your different
will be tod extremely low in large lots
AT RETAIL!
One Of the largest and best selected Goods
ever In OAK HALL and the wing low prices
A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02
MoRRIs ROBINSON. rlnsid, p.

mOhhiS hoblNsON Preside r.
SAMUEL HLSSlY, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the Company prepared 10
receive applications Life any Of the periods
named viz for year years, for life and any
exceeding $4,000 single life The OF
OF the Intermediate noted
well rs all other information desiring
Insurance, will also be made Application
tages offered by this Company, believed be equal
superior 10 those offered BY othef u
Britain II q. GWATHMEY.
Physician to the soeey-the Family Physician Of party
WHOSE life Is To be insured. Aft
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02
PEKIN TEA COMPANY.
CATALOGUE OF TEAS, on sale at the Il

~ Warehouse Of the Pekin Tea Company, importers
OF hhe Green and Hack Teas No rs Fulton Street. New York
THE Teas mentioned in this Catalogue done quarter
pound half pound and pound paeksge-he inside
wrapper wrapper paper
outside wrapper Chinese paper. Company
sell but good Teas. done superior
China Country
ss select small quantity OF each kind they
have Them packed chest These Teas
pound Chinese packages called
efu and portable shaped
Green Teas.
Young Hyson sweet cargo. SO
DO do fine cargo, 7s
Do Do 90 90 sI.l@ GIs so'
sLyEE LE.rsedom by large dealers because the
very small profits made its sale This
Young Tyson, Golden Chop Plantation Garden SO
GoLDES cHorThis the Tea
II u Of The hrst king
eaey Of h,yor strength and Heretofore
reached this country except in small Ots
o1 10 ,1 El,n saoG growth 100
DO SUPERIOR Tread "Nonstrous fraud" below 90
Do small leaf, plantation growth, IS
Imperial good, rs
no fragrant Tread "Noastrou. fraud b.ow)I 90
do Gus leaf very superior,
-HySon skn good, fine flavor,
DO do extra fine 6eI
Pouehens good, full flavor, "a
Do very superior IS
soushons good, -
DO me,
ooone, strong flavor dne so
faction
DO very fine. Ssi
Ne Pius Uha, so
M PLus ULTRA-Ths ragrlnt n nosegay.
IL yields perfume that truly garden growth
and superior thing Of the kndever sold this county
English Breakfast Tea, hne, so
do do do pound a half pound eays 6ei
Howquas MIXTURE strong and Pekoe favor rs
Congo good 37t
do very hns,
Pekoe Floyers, good, s7l
DO do gatdcn growth,
'CAuuoN-IlrEe quantities of Tyson
market as berg Hysnn II well compare
the Hyson usually sold IS genuine
the Company offer the PRICE The pecep
ube trial render any unneee-ary.
INDUSTRIOUS FaAuD-GunDovder Imperial cannot
reaed BY small deal IN this IS pound
they lfequeny that China
u city sell good GunPoWdcr or Imperial
ihan IS pound by packages p DAVIS
Fec IN MS China which
he The oNes Of Black Teas
with Prusssn Blue closely tunpoder and imperial
Tea aud add that Passan Blue being combination Of Pusse
Acid with Iron Is Of dangerous Let
Therefore beware OF ad1ezicd
whose characters and suspicion
Of the Gunpowder and mpe Teas RECALLED IS per
pound and compare them
Ira CoHFAST No presumed wishes drink poison The
Company have published giving subject
which be had Warehouse rs Fuion street,
charge
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02
X Z M 0V AL.


JOSEPH BONAVITA respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, removed M,
confectionery Fancy store
IRON No i3 TO No 80, West Main door In M..r
van Lew Smith u Co and Me--rs Tho. r. Pre.
Coj ~hsre b. hopes by 10 nrit
tnnssee of tber favours
Constantly hand and a.ortuest Of Pr.,eh
hoes and all Other kinds Of hs together with
assortment Of thing fire. h ana
onsa ru Of an kinds French Fancy Good. Toys.
Having lately returned North win arr. and f.h
stock OF Goods he may ayo him h al
uai me quality and price fail o please.
Inc subscriber returns his
patronage bestowed him nr years and ~ B. han
W 70 see them At his Store, letter urepa "a
them. 49, r''P-''N W
County Merchants would wei to call on him .
JOSEPH BONAvrrA.
- No. 20 West Main Street.
= - ,.. %, Riehnond. Va
OoiTs sDPEROR IRON 5APEs isd IN dad Lo.,,,
- IN 1e th-a any In uss-Laey tested in the sreat
b. 3; 90. 800. -. .... PrTI-srsH. 10Th May, 1913.
az hereby certify that The 10Th April when INV oe.
10 n ty wa. ae.,fo,ed 9 the great h book and pagers
specie &c were preserved perfectly sHoar, In N,
midst Of the hames DURING period the awful
ton by an Asbessos Fire Proof Chest ~ Ion,
l., o.. o. 81. g.. -, al 20 :, ~ 80 "A
MT ksaa EIrhaDxe Broker a large bu.ne.-l - : : .
lhe following from OF ezsns who was burned
out some tine since since in Baltimore:
Mr. sooIT, Baltimore ' ''.'' o. .H..
sn-Seeins certificate Of your A,b-,os Chen. Duh
noed IN The Patriot Of the 13 hereby III.
n OF o.nes that had an Books bank money pre-
srTei 10 Que of so1rehest, yours r.-peersay,
" - .-u. John CARSON.
~ A. Agents Cor tbs manufacturer Safe, Of al
a
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Advertising /:

W No advertisement be considered by the month
unless specified the Manuscript previously agreed be
the parties
0 An Advertisement marked the copy for specified
number OF Insertions will be continued ordered
nett eIaeied accordingly
91r Regular Advort,scmcnt-.-ro avoid any ni.un.
Demanding the part Of Annual Advertisers is but
state S'ae privileges only extend their immediate
business Real Estate Legal and all Advertisements by
thnin TO be an additional charge. and variation
Real Estate aud Geaeal Agents Advertisements
inserted BY the but be charged the usual subject
such discounts as shat he agreed upon.
@ Auetoneer- booksellers and yearly advertisers generally
engaging with privilege OF
not Their yearly week than the
agreed
exceeding such be charged
inserted Semiveekly
OF Is lines
per square for each Continuance.
July le4S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MITSIC

SIGNOR GEORGE takes pleasure informing the eiti
~ Of Richmond and vicinity he
this city and prepared Lessons teai sad
eHisi xHs ssnor George will lessons Piano
Guitar CaronetIe, Flute ConopeAn, Kent Bugle French
&C &c His Focal istrveHs in style
fail TO give his thorough knowledge Of
Classes BE- formed his residence
Ladies who prefer will be waited heir residences
uemen who desire IN fern 4ar Band themselves
do and inu tons al kinds
the most moderate erms-Tbe class be Evening
Any communication len the residence OF
~ Taylor's Music Store; Nash woodhouse or Randolph
Cos Book will be promptly attended 23-6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02
N d Co, Manufacturers of MaIIcnbIe

RRUEN d CO., Manufacturers Of Malleable
Iron Cssnss near the Rail road Depot foot OF Market
newark ~ y kinds Harness.
and Machinery Taors Shears CuIrers Knives, dsscrp-
ton OF Maeahe Cutlery Collars for the
every Kind and character of Maeabs
Europe ot Country We invite Carriage HarneSs
~ Manufacturers, Hardware Merchants Builders and per
sons who use such ARTICLES the South
US avs where thry will be able purchase saving
over the piiee paid for the cities
Newark, N. J, Sept IS On
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02
WORTHY OF NOTICE,
ANOTHER LARGE AND FREsa SUPPLY OF
CLOTHING

lls9 hsin etreet. corner ~ Main streetsl
q bSfbNCEAsent, enabled resent and past ~
Odef his public Eenera one oCh,
e and nrEst asorents Of ready Made Clothing and Gems Pan
g hees mat vas ever his privilege We Heas m
Al nisre''sdin the purchase OF cheap sres 10
hVour MN with call before purchasing and thus
y themselves e Their pleasure profit that sYr CT ali
mah'ans hs well earned for sng GOOD and h an a..
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Insurance effected any ~ TO $4,000
by application HENRY IUDLAM
Ju sly Richmond Va.
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q Ii l N All ALE .

1--..,.... FALL srYPLY 1919 80 80
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENwARE. "'
the ships Montezuma and Adirondack, VII via
- Nsv Yos and the virrinan al CITY Point from Liverpool
sso the ship Ham away, from Liverpool daily eIpeetea AZ
ront Ne VII receive the remainder ofhs
tArheu~ars, e-et sianuetar.r eousvr M OF
Shapes and Patterns ....s. be 49,.
regular PACKETS fno Boston. be In in sup
plies Of GAS from Manufacturer apd is nrrpared To offer
W., avg and desirable assortment Of superior goods in hs line
Country Merchants and oheu particularly invaed to ,rau
ms goods and prices win be offered ,-
VINO ouy Tor cam and 20 punernai
AarEe asortasEi Of Lard Lamps. las Ga..es soos
"4is' &c on hand 800 HUGH A. w ATT.
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JULES HAUEL's DFpOT

20 south ID Street below Chesrui
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