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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

EDATRONIZED BYHER MAJESTY QUEEN
IL VICTORIA, his Royal Highness PRINCE AL
BERT and used in the ROYAL NURSERY. By the
several sovereigns and Courts of Europe and uni
versally preierred.
MEEN FUN,
THE
CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER,
For Restoring, Beautifying and preserving the com
plexion, and rendering the skin telicatey white
smooth and soft, preventing all kinds of cutaneous
disorde's chapping Of the skim and too copious per-
mineral asringsnts, being solely preparation @ atom of Of
Oriental Herbs and fragrant Exolics of inestimable
value.
GG3- The sole Importers are Hobbs, Thompson &
Co., No. Wall-st, N. York, TO be had wholesale
of them; wholesale and retail of SETH s. HANCE.
lO8 Baltimore street; retail of J. NJ. LAROQUE, 30
Baltimore street.; SAMUEL KRAMER, cor Hanover
and Perry streets; e II. PERKINS, cor. Baltimore
and Green streets, and Druggists and Perfumers gen
orally in Baltimore and through ut the u States in
boxes price 81 and rs cents each. %
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
MI. Holly, New Jersey Nov. /, Ie45.

Mt Holly, New Jersey. Nov. |, Ie45
Mr.. SRrH w. FowLE,
Dear Sir: Having used DR.. WISTAR1S BALSAM
Of WILD CHERRY, with great benefit TO myself
cheeinliy comply with your request 10 give nv tCs-
tm0ny in favor of ii. Some time since took cold
and il settled my lungs; was troubled for sevc
raj weeks with a very bad cold, raised blood several
times, aud had all the alarming symptoms attending
cohhmed COnsnmptIon despairCd Of recovery
Aiter trying various remedies in vain, Obtained
bottle of your Balsam; took three bottles, and to
my asionshmen was entirely cured. attribute nv
restoration of health TO that medicine alone All whe
are sick or afflicted with Pulmonary affections [
would recommend them to try DR.. WISTAR,S
BALSAM immediately
THOMAS F. .KEELER.
Meme genuine without the written signaturc of /,
Butts,
On hand and 70. sale by
STABLER Il CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st
Also, by Geo. w. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High 81
Seth 3. iiance Baltimore and Pratt streets;
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sts; ]. f.
Ferklns Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames ST. Elisha H. Per
kins, corner Market and Green-sts: George H. KeerI
No 323 Baltimore street; ", N, Robinson, 5s North
Gaystreet. oIa.Iw
N7- l. o. O.. r. WASHINGTON LODGE, MOL.
The members of Washington Lodge, No. l. are here
by notified 10 attend regular meeting on MONDAY
EVENING, Oct. 18th, at O'Clock, fer the putnose
of considering the proposed amendments 10 the By-
laws BY order.
olO.2i' CHARLES A. COLE, Rec. secy.
CANDIDATES For THE CITY COUNCIL:
FIFTH WARD,
First Branch-JOSHUA CREAMER
FIFTH AND SIXTH WARDS
Sec nd Branch-SAMuEL MACCUBBIN
olO4IS fri
GG-SEVENTH WARD. WILLIAM E. BEALE,
Esq, will be supported an independent candidate
for the First Branch Of the City Council in the Sc
veHth Ward, by
ol0-4t MANY VOTERS,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
AEERRY TIMES AT EMORY g. G

AE EINItK NM rs Al EMORY g a
LVH III hands busy in paying out prize mon|
The capital prize was not sold in the little LoJ
but Emory X Co. sold a stock of small prizes
never IN the whole course OF our lives wi,nl
as nany pretty little prizes az has been sold thi5
by the lucky Emory x Co. and it is plain to be
the good luck is still on the increase. The AM
of prize money paid out by Emory & Co. the las
days was enormous. All in want of the needfuI
please give US call. A lew more IL Il of them 4
packages. Can in and try your luck
THIS DAY! THIS DAY.
l oils 600 DOLLARS! of oGeO DOIIAu
Of 5000 DOLLARS of 1850 DOLLAR
and 10 of 1000 DOLLARS,
Tickets only S5-sharss in proportion.
&lS" For prizes in any Lottery, always apply in
son or hy mail 10 the far famed l. ottery firm of
EMJRY h CO., u. ), Lottery A grncy,
No. Calvert-st,, ID Lottery office
u from Baltimore stree
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

n OsT, On Thursday The 8h inst. a GOLD PEN,
~ with Silver case and penciG also, one other, on
or about the 10th of September. The finder of either
of them will confer favour upon the subscriber by
returning them to him, either at this Office or at his
dwelling, and be suitably rewarded If required.
SAMUEL GUEST, l54 Sharp street,
IT. Between Barre and Lee streets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

N Office. The creditors of JAMES PETERS,
~ prior 10 the first of July, are requested to hand
in their claims properly authenticated, on or before
The 2Oth ins TO either of the undersigned Trustees
On that day dividend will be made of the assets on
hand. JAMES GETTY, 1r,o
ol0-3tS JOHN TAYLOR, Atus'oes'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
NEGROES WANTED.

TENHE subscriber wishes to purchase, Immediate
III ly,a number ofIikely NEGROES of both sexes,
for which the highest market price will be paid
Apply at the Washington Hotel, PRATT STREET
few doors above Hanover-st,, where | can at ali
times be found. All communications promptly at.
tended TO. [ol2-tN5*l WILLIAM HARkER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

FENHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatthesub.
Al scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, in Maryland letters of fadmin-
lstratlon, on the personal estate OF MARY ANN
CASSIDY late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said estate
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subsoriber on or before the
10th day of April, le47; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all bene of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment
Given under my hand, this 9th day of Oct, 1886.
Ol2-law4tF JAMES CASSIDY Admir-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
OFFICE OF EMORY n Ct

OFFICE OF EMORY Il col
Opposite Banum's, Bait. MI
Q[3- OFFICIAL DRAWING Oi the Mi. I'D
aateh LOTTERY, class No. 80, for 1886: For bed
Frederick Female Seminary.
Al | SO a 10 % 8 "a IS "a
and AZ, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos. eacH
aud 50, being the 3D. and 4th drawn Nos, .ac
~ and -, helng the 5th aud 9th drawn Nos. eac
ana %, being he 9th and 7th; or "a and Is. b|
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each
"a and "a, being the 8th and l0h; or d and az h,
ing the 9Th and 10Th drawn Nos. each
Al having Two of the drawn Nos. on them. eact
All naVlhg one only Of the drawn Nos. on, GO
U3- Drawing Of Maryland Consolidated I.s
ex class ., for the benefit of the Frederick F.
Seminary, and for other purposes
6 20 10 81 AZ Is 7 So "A II 54 GIL A,
6 and 90, being the LIST and 2d drawn Nos. each
90 and 70, being the ID and Sd drawn Nos. each
81 and 70, being the Sd and 4th; or 42 and 81, h.
ing the 9TH and 9TH drawn Nos. each
All baving two OF the drawn Nos. on them, eac
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on them
1t EMORY Il CO., No. N. Calyer,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

SUPERIOR MINERAL WATER. This
- delightful and refreshing beverage can now be
furnished by the subscriber equal, if not superior to
any in the city, with great variety of Syrups, a.
nong which are, Cream, Vanilla, Orange, orgeot,
&c. &c.
Also, fresh Pavilion and Congress Spring WATER
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
ap22-d No. l62 Baltimore 81.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

HORRIBLE. The trial of Peres Hitchcock,
for the murder of his father, at the Greene, N.
Y, Circuit, week before last, disclosed some
horrid effects of drunkenness We see it stated
that it appeared IN evidence before the Court
that when the neighbcrs went to the house, af-
ter the murder, they found the wife of the de-
ceased sitting intoxicated by the body of her
husband, plunging her fingers into his eyes, al
most if not quite tearing them from their sock
cts, exclaiming, with horrid oaths, that it was
Just what he deserved, and that he ought to
have been killed long since.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

DAGUERREOTYP MINIATURES
~ FOR ONE DOLLAR!
With best style case, taken in all weathers, in natu
raj cOlOrs, at BAKERS PORTRAIT GALLERY,
No. 23 BALTIMORE STREET, corner of Marsh
Market Space, from O'Clock, A. NJ. till 6 P. NJ.
l9- Likenesses satisfactory or no charge. LIZ
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

TEMPERANCE IN CECIL COUNTY. The high
est number of votes polled by any one of the
temperance candidates in Cecil county at the
late State election. was l0l. OF course this
affords no criterion Of the strength of the tenn
perance voters in the county, as the great body
opposed this ndiscreet movement
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

THE MUSEUM. The excellent comedetta Of "Mar
ried Life" and the LaughaL!e farce of ''Young
Scamps," with avaricty of singing and dancing are
he attractions at the Saloon this evening. The Sa-
loOn is filled every night by large and fashionable au
dences, and so it will continue, long as the mana
ger beraly for the qualification of his pa
irons. The Highland Fat Boys will also appear.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

n5-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate
ALSO, the most complete and largestassortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the CITY,
Gilt Portraits and Picture FRAMES, of entlrelynew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
&c. &c. for sale and made to order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. E. 8. FRYER,
nll-tf No. Nsrth Gay street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
ES.ONODoLLARs may be bad d
MANAGERS ORDERS mol.

4EM ATTENTION THE WHOLE
There will be great run of luck this week as, usu
al, at the Office OF our agent, Mr.. DOYLE, capitd
prize depot, No. l44 Pratt street. We are Determined
10 s6nd to him this week all prizes, and he is as re
solved to sell them, therr fore iii YOU would wish n
purchase prize cah early as the highest prize mai
be chosen first, delays are dangerous. There are nd
humbug prizes advertised by Them, and for the trut]
OF which we refer 10 our official schemes and TO th
prizes themselves at his COUNTER where they renal,
Tor week after being drawn, so the public cannot bd
deceived in what he says Facts.speak for themsev
"call early"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
sTRAsS, sTRAss,

- BkEASTPINS AND STUDS,
SPLENDID supply of srRASS BREASTPINs,
and STUDS, just fnshed-for brancy, are not
surpassed by the diamond. Call and see this morn.
ing, at g. D. CLARK's Jewelry Store, WATER
STREET, second door from Calvert. se52
NH MRS. NICKERSON has lust
I'VE returned from New York and will open, on
TUESDAY, Oct. 18Th, MILLINERY. Having OBJ
tanned the best hands in the city to sperintend her
business she will be enabled TO have the best work
and Of the latest Paris Fashions.
ol0-3t SO N. HOWARD STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
SCHEMES THIS WEEK


MONDAY,-Capital prize $4,000; tickets al ,2sII
shares in proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000; tickets 62s, shares iaI
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets 81 ,25 shares in
proportion
THURSDAY, capital slOcOO, tickets 81, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital 81 900, tickets 95;, shares in pro
portion
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets Soc, shares id
ANY person who would wish to try theh luck by
me package in small way, have now good ,hance
we VIII sell on certificate, % tickets for 49, tb reby
giving chance for 3capita prizes, and the whole Isl
numbers for the same sum (S3) ana who wouJd mott
throw themselves in Fortunes way when il only re-
CURES risk of % ceats for single quarter which
prize. S''0"
Persons ordering tickets from distance NAV reIv
on having them sent as correctly as if they were 10
choose themselves, and the official drawing sent az
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale In the variety of lucky numbers nv
the package, single ticket, or share An order, ne,
mail or otherwise, addressed to 'r'
M. DOYLE, No.l44 Prattstreet,
~ III opposite Is IA o. r. II. Depot
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

DAsrARDLY AcTs. The Directors of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company have offered reward of 500
for the detection and conviction of the villains
who, on the evening of the 7th and the morn
ings of the sth and 9th inst, have placed planks
across the track, near Wilmington, for the pur-
pose of throwing the train off the track.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

FRoNT ST. THEATRE-Beneft of HT. and Mrs
Walsaok-R Richard the Third for the last time The
benefit and last appearance ofMr. and Mrs. Woack
will take place this evening, which occasion Ri-
charl the Third" viii be repeated for the last time.
Mr.. Burton having succeeded on Saturday in getting
the Injunction laid npon the perfDrmmee of Mrs
Burke by the manager of Holiday Street Theatre re-
moved, that charming actress will appear in her
great character of "Lady Anne" She appeared in
the same part Saturday evening, and was received
with shouts of congratulation by the large audi
encc present. Ii any of our readers have moi
seen this magnificent spectacle, the opportunity to
witness it tonight should not be lost, as
sure them it is most positively the last time ii be
played in this city. Apart from the great attraction
offered the beniiciarcs deserve an overfOwiHg
house. They will have one.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12
II OOT HIS GIG RS!
Tune-"DAspY JIx.n

BOOTH'S CIGA AIRS!
Tune-tDANDY JIM"
Every body tells me, o,
"Booth's CIGARS are all the go,o
went myself and found it so,
Just as all had told me,O
To IS, that is the place,
lfyou need Cigars, where you must haste;
Or ese, aItho' you want puff,
You'll not be sure to get enough
Then haste away, to Booths you know,
He keeps the best in the city, o.,
Just step in his store and you'H find il 80,
Just as have told you, o.
NIB. BOOTHS establishment is in HANOVEF
T., 3 doors South Of Camden, nearly opposite hi.
Id and fayorite stand. se0d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

AMERICAN SLAVES IN MEXICAN MINES. 1t
is said there are many American citizens who
have been for years working in the Mexican
mines, without the prospect of release. These
unfortunate people were settlers in Texas or on
the frontier, and being captured by the Mexi-
can Rancheros, were carried into bondage, to
work silver mines which the Mexican govern,
ment had pledged to English capitalists. Inqui-
ries should be instituted to insure their liberty
in the event of peace.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-10-12

RG-SEVENTH WARD. WILLIAM E. BEALE,
Esq, will be supported as an independent candidate
for the First Branch Of the City Council in the Sc
veRth Ward, by
Ol04t MANY VOTERS
Democratic banner., 1846-10-05

lst-Elccted Brother WIN. Biggs mod
orator, and I Johnson Clerk.
2nd-Opened a door for the reception of
churches--none joined.
3rd-Called for corresponding Letters;
One from little Bonnefcmme borne by Eld's
J Sugget and Hill.
From Wyaconda by Bros G r Biggs
J Floyd and J Worthington From Bethe,
Association by Eld's Hurley ard Stephens
4th--Appointed a committee consisting Of
Eld's Hubbard, McQuic and brother J. NJ.
johnson to arrange the business of the As.
.sociation.
5th-Resolved, That the delegates of
Ramsey Greek Church arrange the preach
ing for and during the Association.
6tE-Appointed elders Hurley, Hill and
Setvers to fill the stand on Saturday.
7th- Appointed Bro, Samuel Lewallen
to write a corresponding letter to the sister
Association with whom we correspond.
sh-Agreed to meet Saturday morning
9 o'clock for prayer.
9th Adjourned until Saturday Morn
ing 10 o'clock-prayer by Ed. R. Gilmore:
1Oth-Saturday morning 10 O'Clock the
Association met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by Ed. D. Hubbard
1lth-It was moved, that the ministers
lin attendance who are not members of the
Association be invited to take seats among
us, when: Eds. Bower, Harris Grant
and Capp took seats among us.
18th Called for the report Of the com
mittec of arrangements, the report was re-
ceivsd and the committee discharged.
r3th-Called for the corresponding Let
ter which was read and received
I4th-Agreed to send a copy of the min
mic to the Associations with whom we cor
respond Ito wit')
To Little Bonnefemme borne BY Eds
Democratic banner., 1846-10-05

"A D Landram, w. McQuie and Brethren
J. c. Duvall and Mathew Givehs, to be
held with the Rich Land Church, Galloway
County, the Friday before the I'd Saturday
August 1S47.
To Bethel Association, borne by Ed w,
III. Vardaman and Bro. J. nj. Johnson to be
held with the Salt River Church Rails coun-
Ity the Friday before the first Saturday in
September 1917.
To Wyaconda Association to be borne by
Ed w. II. Vardaman and Bro. Samuel
|Lewalen to be held with the Bear Greek
Church Clark County, the Friday before
the 4th Saturday in September 1917.
15th-Agreed to drop all correspondence
with the Quincy Association.
l6th-Callcd for the report of the exec
tive committee which was read and defer
ed to Monday.
l7th-The Association then adjourned I'M
til monday morning 10 O'Clock; prayer by
Ed. A. d. Lsndram.
lsth-l reaching on Lords day by Eds
Bower, Hurley and Sugget.
18th Monday 10 o'clock the Asso-
citation met pursuant to adjournment
prayer by ED. J Sugget.
2Oth-Took up the report Of the Ex-
committee, which was read, received and
the com,Ditte discharged.
2lst-Appointed Eld's Harris and Sug-
|get to fill the stand and Ed. William Hurry
to deliver the breaking up discourse to tie
Association.
22d-- Resolved, that we the Salt River
Association be governed the succeeding
year by the l9t!, resolution of the minutes
of 1915, which is, resolved that there be an
executive committee of three appointed by
the Association to procure a minister OF
ministers, to ride and preach in the bouada
Democratic banner., 1846-10-05
CORRESPONDING LETTER

OF the Salt River Association, now in ses-
sion at and with the Ramsey Greek
Church, Pike County, Missouri, to the
sister associations with whom she corres-
ponds, sending Christians salutaticn:
Dear Brethren, Through the interpositon
of Divine favor we have again been blessed
with the privilege Of meeting nce more
in op associated capacity. And having EN-
ioyed the blessed privilege IF hearing
from the c.ihrr'.. &c witch nur hody is
composed, we rcje', - 80: n,tN outstanding
they generally rcpor. Hs,renness and luke
warmness, among themselves peace and
Democratic banner., 1846-10-05
A COMMERCIAL ABSURDITY.

The current quotations, as seven, eight
or nine per cent. premium, for exchange on
England, which we see in the newspapers
do not mean any premium, On a ~fcticious
valuation of the pound which prevailed in
this country a century ago, when the States
were colonies. For example the pound
sterling, or gold sovereign is to-day worth
81 IS in Wall street, which is about the
par value as established by Congress. A
thousand of them would be worth $4,S5O.
The current rate of exchange on England,
in Wall-street: is now about nine per cent.
premium, as the phrase is, for bills payable
in London or Liverpool. But this premi-
I'm 10 not on 81 S5, the par Of the value of
the pound, nor yet on the pound sterling.
but it is on the 81 IL, the old colonial value
of the pound. For example, if A. B. buys
q bill! OF exchange for $1,000 on England,
from C. d., at nine per cent. premium, he
pays - S44 ~ for it. Suppose he gave
a thousand sovereigns for it, at current val
ue, :ilere would be a balance in his favor;
SO that in reality, the rate of exchange on
England, instead of being nine per cent a.
gainst us, is in our favor, because bills can
be obtained cheaper than gold to England,
Hence the absurdity of this ideal mode of
dealing in exchanges, and still kept up by
our merchants and newspapers.-Eflunt's
Merchants Magazine.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-05
6FIHERiNAER.
81 in advance 81 30 atahe end of iHs vsluns
No mans paper will be discontinued unless the
same be paid for upto the time afhs discoueutin-
ance
II ADVERTISLNrG done vesy Isw.H
All letters on business must be post paid.

harmony seem to abound. Dear Brethren,
we solicit your prayers for the ~Out-pourinF
of Gods holy spirit in our borders, and
only here, but throughout the world.
We regret dear brethren, that we have not
the heart cheering intelligenceto write you
of any accession of new churches to our As
ISOLATION during the present session. Our
Minutes will inform you of the state Of the
chuches of which our body Is composed.-
We rejoice to have the privilege of receiving
your letters of communication, and to en-
joy the company and labors of some Of your
messengers.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-05

ga late number ofthat excellent mag
azine, the Knickerbocker, contains an ar
ticIe from Professor Mapcs, on the "Cause
of Early Consumption" which presents a
new theory, and enforces. it by important
facts. He attributes the narrow chests and
feeble lungs noticed in persons who live at
or near the level Of the sea, to the CON-
pressed state of the air which they breathe.
One Of til. great objects of respiration is to
enable the blood to take from the air re-
ceived into the lungs, the oxygen contained
init. On mountains, from the expansion 0,
the air, it contains but half the quantity of
oxygen in agiven space, which it does near
the level of the sea; consequently, a resi-
breathe double the bulk of air to supplp the
blood with the same weight ofoxygen which
a resident Of the lowlands breathess "Na-
ture says the Professor) enables the con-
fgurasion Of man, as well as of all other an
imAls, to meet this change; and the chest
and the lungs, from natural causes alone,
enlarge themselves for their new Office"
lie therefore recommends persons who are
threatened with consumption, 10 seek the
mountains instead Of tie Iowlands. AMI
mails inhabiting high attitudes have larger
chests than those residing in the valleys.
If the Same animals which inhabit the noun
tains are brought iato the valley, although
exercised in the same manner, they, often
become censdmptive; while ifremOved from
the valley to the mountains, without any
change of diet or exercise, their Chests en-
large. Mou~ntaineers are always distin-
euished by broad chests. This is the Pro-
fes,or's theory--we give it for what it is
worth.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-05

Bethel Chnrch-W H Vardaman, ] B
V~ardaman, J NJ Johnson, ] Culbertson.
.Adie/ Murch-A Woods, ] D Bowel, ]
Sutton, r G Davis.
Sarerton Church-l M Bailey, A Gilbert
T Settle, w Withers.
.New SaAem-J Kicks, d Swan, G Ad-
mire.
Mt Hpe-nons
.Nsw Hpc mono
Troy Church, J Prichett, r N Barns,
X w Marshall, J C Heardon.
Martin Burg Ch"rch-D Hubbard D.
Capps, A Stanley, E Hubbard.
Zton Ch"rch-W Graves, P Glover ].
Fl Dutton, E F Adams.
BeMetem WC.-M Spyres, W Hopkins,
S Womble, d Capps.
trest Cnirer-J Fuqua, J N Griffin, W..
S Adams, Josiah Fupate.