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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05
WARRINGTON, Dec. 4, 1876.


The Morning charmingly brilliant. The
paid cheek Of winter, tnged with verna!
bushes, moeks the sunny smiles Of spring
Summer skies panopy Decembor-and our
great SahaIa-the avenue, is clear and cloud
less as the armament above it. Laconlcally
written, the weather is delicious.
The Y. ", Cdse-complex, mysterious, and
neutrality-suspicious. to puzzle lawyers and
battle chirographers. The letters are enigma.
tcal-the postmarks northumberland the
witnesses any thing but dogmatlcal. Magnl-
fying glasses serve only to magnify doubts, and
Encompasses" seem only TO encompass uncer-
tainties. The "handwrting" of the General
seems to bo as mysterious as that upon the
wall a Babylon-and the wise men here, like
the wise men there, are unable to decipher and
interpret it. Perhaps some "DanieI' will be
found among the jury, who will solve the mys-
tery, and demonstrate it TO his iellows-or,
perhaps they will all prove to be Daniels In
the meantime, we suggest that the big tees-
cope for the Observatory be brought into court,
through which the witnesses may take peep
at the letters and postmarks-and if that don't
prove the medium of conviction as to their ia
IRRIGATION or genuineness, 1t won't be the fault
Of the telescope.
Inc 'HDtHS ii DIlllldnl hsseHIuldHe-tlc
largest ofthe scason-in attendance last night.
The walls decorated with busts of illustrious
painters, sculptors, and hIstorians-and the
benches with living figures Of the youth and
beauty of the Metropolis. Discussion, able and
animated. Speakers Graft, Byrne, Curan,
Cavs, and Marshall The char announced
Lecture for the next evening, by MI. J. S.
Byrne. Randall moved the adjournment, and
will open the debate on Thursday night next,
Instruction, ediicaAon, and amusement, at
tend the debates Of the Irving, and alternate
gravity aud gaiety distinguish the audiences.
1t is now the centre of attraction-and its stars
some fixed, others eTatic-lend brightness
and beauty to the literary armament
The Fair to commence on The 18th of the
month, at Odd Fe lows Hall, for the benefit Of
the German Catholic Church--will, we learn,
he gotten up in style ofsplendor and magnif-
icencc. OF course every body in town, and a
few from ''thc country" will be there. A
promenade and chat with the fair, at the Fair,
would alone be worth visit-but when the
line of promenade-the route of procession - is
margined and embelli,hed as the paths in that
hall will be, with cakes and candies-iel!es
and custards-and bon mots, ad infnitum-the
very anticipation is full of bewilderng delight
AU REvoiR.
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now begin to perceive that retrocession is their
high road to ruin! The people of the county
intend pettioning Congress to take steps to re-
store themselves at least, if not the town Of
Alexandria, to the District Of Columbia by an
neXng them to Washington county, and |
learn they will enter respectful protest before
the Virginia legislature against their incorpora-
ton into that State. Failing TO succeed in
their efforts they will carry the case before the
Supreme Court, and try the question whether
Congress or the Constitution is the sovereign
power in these United States. Their spirit IN
this matter is surely deserving all praise, and
ought to bring forward our own citizens to
their aid and support, since the interests of
both are so nearly allied, or more properly, are
one and the same.
Though our corporation, with great praise
worthlness, his granted the sum of $1,000 to
repair the Long Bridge, there are no signs yet
of any movement in that direction. Where
the fault lies, is more than | can say, though
have heard it stated that it is owing to the
perVerseness Of some one or two Of the offering
contractors, who are said to place their claims
to perform the work on political grounds.
This city is getting hourly more lively, and
hopes of business activity and stir here this
winter are every where felt, rs the want of
something of the sort is every where acknow-
lodged. Il.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

A PROFITABLE TRIP. The steamer "Colo-
rado," Capt. Gormley, arrived at Brownsville,
Pa, on Saturday night last, from Cincinnati,
with 900 live hogs. This is said, by steamboat
men, to be the greatest number of 'lve stock, ;"
ever brought by any one boat, up the Monon-
gahela The clerk informs the Free Press, that
the boat received $1,000 for bringing the hogs
to that place.
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witness could relate only the conversation which
took place in the presence Of the plaintiff.
Nh Brady insisted on the propriety OF in
troducing the evidence, which would prove the
agency Of Mr. Sherburne in the business. After
some remarks by Messrs. May, Coke, Brent and
Bradley, Mr.. Callan related what took place
on the day he called at Mrs. Connor's TO dis
train for rent, etc.
And the court ad iourned till tomorrow.
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HAND Loom WEAvERs. The Philadelphia
Inquirer says, that there are no less than 1000
of this industrious. class within the limits of the
city and county. Who then will venture to
say that the community has not a deep stake in
the protection Of home industry,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

The CANALS. The amount of tolls on all
the canals of New York, from the commence
ment Of navigation to the ED November, was
S2,7s2, 900, being an increase over last year of
$ll2, 06S.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

SUNDAY LINE TO BE SUSPENDED. 1t is stat
ed in the Newark IN. J.) Advertiser, as a re-
port, that the New Jersey railroad company
las resolved to discontinue the morning Sun
day line between New York and Philadelphia
after the LIST of January.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

LIME MANUFAcTURE. The town OF Thomas
ton, Me-, has become celebrated for its lime,
the making of which has become a very imPor-
tant branch of business in that place. From
some statistics which appeared a short time
since, it appears that there are, in all, lao lime
kins IN Thomaston, which have each twelve
burnlngs annually, and tarn out each on an
average 400 cask oflime at burning, making
the whole number of casks yearly produced,
1000 casks. This, at the average home val
ne, amounts to the very respectable sum of
half million of dollars.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

DECLARED TO BE VACANT. The Legsla-
ture of Arkansas has DECLARED Mr.. Yel's place
in that body vacant, on account of his being
engaged in the military service in Mexico A
new election has been ordered to supply the
vacancy, on the 18th inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

EXPLOSIVE CoIroE. The celebrated gun
powder manufacturers, Messrs. Dupont s. Co,
of Delaware, have succeeded in making the ex-
plosive cotton of the best quality These gen.
tlemen are of opinion that in cases where cost
is of secondary importance, such, for instance,
as in deep mines, where the smoke interrupts
work for hours, it may be used to advantage.
but in regard to its use in fire arms, it is too
costly and dangerous.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

PRESENT TO Col. May. A letter from an
officer at Monterey, published in the N York
Evening Post, states that Col Corosco, one of
Ampudas staff officers, before leaving Mon
terey, presented Col. May with a superb sad
die, holsters, and trimmings, elegantly orna-
mented, in consideration of Mays kindnes,
and hospitality to Gen. Vega and other officers
who fell into his hands on tine 9Th and 9th Of
May
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TAyEiE ONLY REMEDY
II 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, Wondering, saved I now arise,
Justice, JUST e TO honest merit, prize.
When the best of skill pronounced | must lose my
life,
BY R. DelanCy's No. and PaHacCa, m now a mo-
ther and vie!
Signed, CArHARlSE MARIA QUINN,
Endorsed by f. W., More Book 50,
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SOOTHES, HEALS, IND PERFECTL Y SIZE
IHpHISTA MI

SCUtHES, bEO1LS, nm II EERFECILI SsdF r,
IhPORTA Mt CARD.
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES AND DELICATE
FEMALES, having the Womb Disease aad gravel,
severe Cough, first stages OF CONSUMPTION, Dyspep-
STA, Cosvtness, Piles, ChOIlCs, Rheun alcs, severe
AgGes, spleen or Pleurisy, Impurities of the Blood,
Worms, habua Head. ache, sc.
Also, his MIXTURES for Group and Spasms by
worms saves cRild's life in five inmates, &C. Fee
males treated for dropsy for years have been reGev-
ed Of huge worms and restored to health by but one
bottle of my NO. L. To remove delicacy, Mrs. De
laney will receive personally sealed notes and in re-
tarn will give statement, with honest certificate,
No. of address, Sc P.S, do hereby guarantee
The cure Of the whole oil this card. Security given
at any merchants office in this city, sealed by the
Author, endorsed by The County Court, Mayer and
Is Magistrates, with letters and references from the
highest testimonials.
lis character for curing the Yellow Fever in Mo-
bile, established by Capt Rohinson No SO Thames
street, signed and witnessed by Col N. Brewer,
haglstfae-ls no less than my bottle No. l. curing
The most dangerous Cholera Infantum, Diarrhsa and
FluX. So IEuch so, | guarantee The worst of Che
lera. These are honest facts that have been pub
lished signed by Capt. WIN. &. Wright, of sehr Al
legaay; Capt. J. Turner; Mr.. VIM. Montgomery, (old
town. nly- Satisfaction.
guarantee sworn certificate for Agues &C., for
every day in tho year, seaed by the Mayor and
County Court seal
Reference TO Mr.. James Johnston; Omiof # 4 Co
Messrs. Mills & Go. and James Girvan, Esq Mer-
chants. John o. Holland, Esq. Gay street, ID Coo
nan, Marsh Market Space. o. Community at large
| % Indian Vegetable No. panacea and Rheuma
lie Extract SOludon, Blood Purifier (nO matter III,
caused and Vera Destroyer For sale by the Au
Thor ROBERT DELANEY,
! ms Ina Ne, - Lombard street, BalAruore.
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EXPLOSION AT SOUTH BosroN. The Boston
Transcript states that on Wednesday morning,
steam engine in the machine shop of Jabez
Concy, South Boston, exploded, and the " hole
boiler was driven through tho brick wall Of the
building, acress an open space and entirely
through a wooden building, filled with machl-
merry, and thence over the nver, distance of
nearly one-eighth Of Il mile, where it struck
against the piles Of Mr. Giles wharf, breaking
one Of them, and then fell into the dock. The
machine shop was full ofworkmen at the time
OF the accident, but most fortunately only two
were hurt, and those not very seriously.
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LIFE Insurance. The New York Telegraph
states that Mr.. r. E. Hope, formerly of Balti-
more, and who was lost in the steamer Attain
tic, was at one time employed in that office,
and last SIMMER had his life insured for $4,000.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

ANOTHER BREACH OF PROMISE CASE John
Temple is now on trial before the Mercer
County Court, Trenton, for breach of promise
Of marriage with Miss Jemima Drake.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

THE ATLANTIc-Ths COrOnsr'G Inquest. An
inquest was held at Norwich, Conn, on the
2Sth ut., on the bodies of those who were lost
in the Atlantic. The jury's verdict was that
the primary cause Of SAID disaster was the
bursting Of the steam chest Of the engine Of the
said boat about 2 O'Clock on the night of the
26th inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

The ATLANTIC DISASTER. The following
persons known to have been on board the
steamer Atlantic, have not yet been lound-
Messrs. Symes, Giddngs, Orr, Lcverett, Ames,
Tlnkham, and Madder. The total number of
passengers lost, is believed to be thirty-fve-
These, with ten connected with the steamer
swell the whole loss TO fotiY-ive.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

New York Aims HOUSE STATISTICS. The
number Of inmates of Bellevue, Randal's ISL
and, and the other public institutions, in No
vember last, was 4,Ss5, including 44s IN the
lunatic asylum, Blackwell's Island. The num-
Der Of outdoor poor is 500. Total, 6 ,545.
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MAssAcHUsETTs VOLUNTEERS. Capt. BENZ.
Alvord, of the 4th U. S. Infantry, has receiv-
ed orders fiOn the War Department, to muster
into service the regiment of volunteers which
the President has required from the State of
Massachusetts.
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I'd the court adjourned till tomorrow.
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RECIPES

To Prerent sueiitHg from brai,e. LIN
medlateIy apply cloth, five or SIX fold,
dipped 10 cold @ater aud new dipped when
It grows warm.
A burn or scald.-lfit be but skin deep
immediately plunge the par, IL cold water !;
keep It IL au hour, if nc. well before. Per
haps longer.
Bleeding aths noSe.-To cure it, Apply
to the neck behind aud on each side, cloth
dipped IN cold ~ater; Or, put tho legs and
arms IN cold waller; or, wash the temples,
nose and deck, with vinegar aud waller
Saake bites-Il is said that charcoal,
made INTO paste with hogs lard, is grand
aulldoe for snake bites. In a bad case il
should be changed often. /; will probably
prove eIsc,uaI Tor the sting Of bees, and all
other similar cases Of poison.
GaPes in poultry.-This disease, so fre.
qaeoiIy fatal 10 young chickens, and those
oil maIuter age, may be speedily aud sue.
oessfo.Iy cured by a mixture Of Indian meal
" jih soap :uds.
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From "a, North Carolina Farmer.
THE POTATO ROT.


Mr.. Eiror; For several years the " pc.
ts,o malldy has been subject Of discus
,,on 10 agricultural papers and associations
throughout the world. 10 many parts Of
our own country, as well as 10 Europe,
planters have suffered grea, losses from dis.
ease IN their potatoes. Many long articles
have appeared in the periodicals Of the
times; in which we fnd many good sug.
gvs.ions for preventing the disease referred
10. Hundreds have run 10 aud fro enqalr.
Ing after hardy varieties o. potato that will
not rot and ail varieties have been tried,
il is found tina, the health Of the potatoes
depends as much Upon the manner they are
cultivated and housed, as upon the kind Of
paintings which are placed 10 the ground.
Those farmers that are not very choice a.
bout their paintings are often as successful
as those more particular. Ia fact some
have spoiled their potatoes with too much
care, just as some have spoiled their own
health By keeping Their bodies TOO tender.
". You Will permit me TO Ihros Gu. a
few Suggestions nov, thai farmers may have
uue 10 think about il before next planting
lime shall arrive.
Il isa fact, established IN the experience
Of \, c. farmers, that potatoe. planted ID
fresh land are not half as liable TO disease,
as those planted 10 old and, and manuEed
with stable manure. Many Of the farmers
OF OUT Stale, however, have already TOO
much land cleared under such clcum
stances would It not be better TO galhe
soil and trash from The woods Tor their pc
iatoes, than to mako demands on iaei
stables
l. We would propose high spot 0
ground rather than low one.
:. See thallhe land IS Tree from The in
flence Of s.-aIe manure, and well supplied
with vegetable.
!. lfnis convenient. az elegant compOs
may be formed oflme Or strong ashes mlxeC
with leaves, TO which may be added ana!
portion Of salt.
!. If the potatoes are cut, see that the,
are instantly planted, The burrows .houl
be opened just ahead Of the one who drop:
and the ono who covers should follow d
TectIy 10 the rear. THIS vii, prevent tn
sun from iujurlng the seed or drying ;a
earth with which they are 10 he covered.
possible.
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uUTCHKlSS'S
Vertical Water wheel.

I'm consequence Of the very grca, popularity
IA which these Wheels have attained b. the use
Of nearly 1000 Of them an different parts Of the
country, the Subscribers have sold about 100
Rights ~ North Carolina, 80 u which are Ia iuil
aud successful operation IN Cumberland County.
When property introduced, thcy nearly doubts
the value OF the Mil, and 10 quaattty Of sorG gen.
erally ar exceed the most slnguiuc expectations
oi The owners many OF ~hom are gentlemen DIS
ungulshed Tor ihtr sciuuCe aud practice! shit,
WHO have altostvc 20 the value Of tins improve
ment The Wheels are more durable. and more
easily kept ~ order, when properly put i4gethet,
than tho common Fuster Wheel lhcy viii save
onc-lhlrd OF the water and run well ia back Wa
Ter WHEN there Is a head above The speed Of the
Saw IS increased to more than dogb1 tbs strokes
per niadte.
The price Of 81 individual right or enc pair Of
" heels, Is $50,
Wertltr. among others 70 the following gentle
men, some OF y HON have had the Nhetla "a ofe
ton months OF more, aud from macy OF whom
se have fvc.nu1 certificates highly approving o
these Nhy.l+, aud stating that thcif SAYS, sltl
this IN yto,emeut. cut 2ju0 loo, $500, All evct
us high as 5UJU eel day, according 70 lac heat
OF water.
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From tie Southern Cultirator.

From tie Southern Cub rutor.
A NEW GRASS FOR THB SOUTH.
As our people abhOr crab grass or Ber.
muda grass SO much, perhaps we ought to
congratulate them that, 10 Oregon, there IS
a grass tina, will suit them exactly. ltwiil
suit them 10 this, that II is none Of your
common, every day articles, growing at
home and inviting Us hourly 10 avail our.
selves Of their good qualities bat real
loreign article, coming from over the hills
and far away, and therefore, by Southern
rule aud Southern practice, enlt.ed 10
preference, over every hing domestic
The Rev. MIR. Spaldng, in an account oil
The manifold blessings that are shoNeied
upon the inhabitants Of Oregon, recently
published, gives an account Of this grass.
From his very imperfect description We
judge 1t to be the same with the famous
muskeet grass of Texas and Mexico the
same grass on which vast heards OF buffalo
that range the western aud southwestern
prairies, live and thrive SO ~onderiully. Il
II be the muskeet, or even il it be another
sort, and comes up TO Mf. SpauIdng's IS
innate Of lis good qualities, no effort should
be spared to Introduce II on 5 lLern plan.
iatons. Who will undertake it ] Ii won I,
cost either much trouble q money:
The country Is one extensive prairie,
except the mountains, which are covered
with several species Of pine, cedar aud ir
The pralues are rolling, and W.h The ex
ceptou If narrow belt or sand and sedgt
upon the Columbia and portions OF The
Snake river, are everywhere covered
With The bunch grass which, from obser
walton, Judge TO be richer, heartler foo,
Tor animals than corn, oats and The bes
pasture Of the States. Il IS fine sohC
stalk, growing tao feet high, with fa'
leaves, holds lis freshness ihro' the winter
mean The oid stock, which mingled wit
the young growth which usually spring
fresh in the fall, forms food for ANNA.
+ through the winter preferable TO the hes
nay. Horses and oxen perform labor a
all seasons upon this grass simply, wlh5u
The aid Of gram, which now think dspos
IS the ANNA! system to various diseases
When | pack, usually t,avel from 80 {
20 miles day, each horse carries 20
pounds, rest an hour at noon without takin
down Inc packs, camp sun two hours higt
/ hobbe horses, dave up in the morning a
sunrise, hud horse. viii endure such lab-
, for p o. 80 days, resting Of course on ii
f. Sabbath, upon this grass without lnjIrlr
z them. Their wind is evidently better tia
e that Of horses fed on gram and hay. ha'
rode from D., Whtman's station 10 ID
= ia5 49,, 10 hours starting at nj
O'clock at night, driving a spare horse b
fore for change, but lht. was no adyaulag
d for fad it is more fatiguing 10 horse
j. De drove than 10 be rode"