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TO THE AFFIJCTED
BALTIMORE LOCK lNFlRMARY.
No.iS Il. PratsStrcct, near the BRIDGE
l.I UNDER THE sKILTuL CHARGE OF -. d.
DIR Ill A RRIS.

II In ted fha
III !, 80. - -. , .u INC hoSt certain
chronic anetou, IN he onns ,n,s s 80 - s'ease ana
...s,S 49,. . III. ~, OF ,ne Onion'
b,xir. n,,.. -. 80 -. 49, iIULhoN,
unssT ,hs dr. ,s ~, s S'hmen In BALTIMORE been
nno, nnh,, .-a sA PnIaeah~ onesJ claim
,,,h ~, - .,ns.ss Ia az can aspire To- Tbs pasi
600 cas-. Thai nav. s.eo e ns testimony Of go
CITuE A. ~ Sr,s.e u a. @ % from this once
in from 70 n a. hon.. =. "a ss oH " ohAHGB,
case. &C sediy restored 70 @ no'' assavaed
DR. B.T s,,ra. n OF Med
and ASSURE, ,br ups ~ s'n seoeusa knowledge;
out ara or s,,or.or - ss. NM an1H A1'lee' Nih-
= rgauE T.s,s,
Dr. H. Ia, been euya-eI IN :. MOI -, ,.
tee thar any oth.r pn.r,r On ~. ui'eA.e pae'
The great .uees,, s,ens,". his WI, n Sy -. 49,.
by the approval OF deernrs oubs Te Zen wen liesea
(remarlabe for their ,nredy IA ss. S " useo Dy MN
agreeable in ta,te a, ,auh,;ou in a arc as mid ana
many hours IL formerly rrouI d,v. 80
weeks. = - '" 'ePu"oa uAys ana
The treamsn fDr H. require, No .-ver, ,..,,,,o - Az,
o" . benign operation the digestive
arc prodaeed by M, medicine. " ~ @"i
DE- Il. AbIaTes the perncou. eoupound, Of Me,.u, R,
Turpentine Harlem on and obrr di.vv,nT ,oT,,,ss -
ignorant but through ,vvrct and nn,ss sah,
remedies, disease instead Of trops \, hsk MN M
cleansing the blood r,.tong vso, 10 M, -
strength To the system.
LET THE READER REMEMBER
tended experience genuine offspring OF science Their ,an
tive influence has been by untold number,
humble roofs Of the vaey-a BY the voice
ing praise -
Dr. H. may well congratulate himself upon benefit aeeruns
non ms and Tsoee that he thu' permitted dispense
healing balm TO the afflicted position
tH1S""ne W e"itn PIouucst monarch
TAKE 1T IN TIME.
Let the unfortunate devotees Of fe pleasure mind when
amenon oVehe Them That no time sho be lostn making app
cation TO competent physician ths oay
ph svoa and elSoe great constitutional injury but
enable assistant 10 be moderate
ne oe where rymPtoms have become confirmed
s more ~aey aIha.ea Inc nPd advances OF this truly ter
sumoaent 70 ssrke terror nto the bodest heart s
are TOO Pu've to contemplate when and
aseoorns ootehes with raekng palms. betay TO the uphap
he oeaoy preying upon his vtas then and not m
thn 90 many awake TO i sense Of ths danger While
% ~ ~ o g, Vo s'I'oe' aao path OF this
scourge eng humanity, let not be forgotten that there
alarming houeh more SOW and nsdous diseases that
eonunua threaten the mprudent how ue does the vota Of
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ITO THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR-N
DIR. CHRIS TIES
G A l. V A MIC RINGS
,r MAGNETIC FLUID.

.. mhuNEllO FLUlU.
IL ..,v.a N. -, .,,.' ~s s ~ uas 'o
fs.-,oo OF Graf ar,.in , " - o. sns nsaiea pro
aay.nc Ra,etie, Eiest,,c All H,.n.,,s S..hass ~
tirely drpe..rd win md ,hs My,rraa o ~ M 90
piled without any OF the obeetlop. which an, .h
rrner,I moe now i'm ma. r. 60. -. - n me
val IN which Gay.nim ia .,ul,cS nv an. M,ch,ne. hss h
poupeed .or, al, !, "A ,,n.,,i.l 80. a. n. -,
and wa, 10 r,m,Ix ,h. r,a,,.I 40, r., a.. -.
was projected vheh AMER une,s.ins ~, "A Nv.
10 n, prr.ept , IN p,.e,,o, s.
answer nIihe pupo.e, on the no.
respects are more sIyr and An aeeoplh,, ,h
desired object
The GALyINo RISss used i'm eo,,,eon ,,h IN. Nax.,,,
FtrD Consistently Recommended /. An WHICH
UNHEALTHY Arr o, Tur srnyov, on w
srsrrn and these compap are anon. The mo-. .ins ~
universal which we are subject They ar. ,ho,
from simple deanrement the neryoa,
thai other en,de, h,yn, 40 o,sn
agent wanted which l. Confidently believed ha.
found an the proper and udeious application Gavanism
The GALvAe been u,cd with entire es.s, in Al,
Rheumatism. acute or chrop,e nnov,nr 10 The nss
limbs Gout Tie Doorsur Toohaehe Rrnnrh,,. y.,a 60,
Sick Headache Indigestion. Paralysis Palsy Epep,y F,
Cramps PaPauon Heart AppopeIy stbs,. Of Joints.
spinal Complaints Lumhago. Neuasa Nervous Trrmors
OF the Head Pains Side General DEBILITY De-
6ceney Nervous Energy all Nervous
In Of confirmed YsPErA which 4, simply peyou, Do
Of they been found
eesul Their extraordinary upon tho system mus be wit
messed believed Tor the preceding
complaints they equally ped The RIse, ar,
prices being made all size.
and be female without the
fact tho sn.ation thor Agreeable thar other
wise. go --..r
The Galyunic Belts Bracelets .. q N rte m,
Necklaces, &c-In very seyes Character and
of long standing the applied by Ring. no,
sueent 10 GHes, the & disease and
health The improved modification GvAnc BErrs
&e entirely remedies objection any degree OF power that
10 equed can readily be Obtained complaint the
Mysterious Of Galvanism effect fail TO be
y relved These articles adapted arms wrist,
limbs ANGLE Of the body
GALyAo NEcSLacEs used Bron
eh' affections Of the throat generally Nervous
Deafness and with almost uniform Ap
pleIy' EplePte Fits, and similar complaints
Christie's Magnetic Fluid 1, in connection with
he Savane Ring. and all their modheaiiOns This composition
mas oeen by the French Chemists be
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Roofs, Shoes, Hats, Caps. &c.

T>HE subscriber begs leave TO call the aiten-
- ton OF Country Merchants to his stock Of Boots
hats taps &c Which comprises general adapted
"a. ales all OF VIII eh he very
advaEe" on the As IL his
dad 10 heir and buying
elsewhere JUDAH MYERS,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in Boots Shoes Hats &C.
&c Ia No 81 Ne~ Main
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WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Er-st Deer beisr tls os H.isl, b..
OFFERS for sale
" zoo bags Rio and Lasuayra Coffee
100 do lava and s.nin. % -nr
30 hhds P. Rico and NJ Orleans Sugar
DO Cuba Clarified DO
30 bone. W. a W. Loaf .Hs DO
DO MOI do 90
0 DO Puiveri..d DO
90 hhds Mollsses
80 bbs N. o. Moa..es
10 tons Tredegar Iron assorted sIes
do Bis,ered steeI
do German do
900 kegs Nails
100 .nd,, sole Leather
SO DO sperm and Tanow Candle.
100 wrapping Paper
50 Cap and Letter Paper
80 package. 8. :. and rmp1rs.
do Black do
so keg,POwder
900 bag, Shot
10 kess bar Lead
terers Rice
10000 r. Cotton Yam. n.neI:..er and o.s:. fslors.
5000 lbs do Seine Twne, Nos. 10 aids
10000 10, wesIern sides DO
100 bSs N. C. Cat Herring,
puneheons superior Old lava Rum
10 SssS.E. Ant DO DO
pipes SUP. Holland Gin
half pipes sup old Brandy. Tennessee
or do do do do
10 bbs Imitation do
do sup. old Peach do
10 DO do do Apple do, 3ysan old
30 do richardson, No whiskey
so do Tuscaloosa
IS do honongAhela Rye spnts
100 do Cincinnati Rseu6sd Whisky
hhds DO
pipes old L p NJ Wins
pipe choice do do
do do do
10 Or pipes g N. do
do Bro Shenydo
pipe o. l. Port do
az pipes pure Juice do
10 bbs Sweet Malaga do
20 baskets Champagne Anchor and other braAds
Demjobns Spanish segan, Mustard
Starch Copperas Alum. AIlspiee
Pepper, Ginger, Lamp OIL Lard, and Shoe Thread
With q small lot OF N. Burney's sup Family FIour-aI
Of which will be sold Al the lowest for cash.
customers on the usual time. se2
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FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.

WARREN a. FARISS, No. O5 Main - .,
Have received by recent arrivals from the
IL Northern markets. their entire stock OF FANCY STA
PIE GOODS embracing Of rge vared as.ort
ments OF Ladies' and Gentemens Dress Goods
city few Of which mention below
Nery rich embroidered graduated Cashmere Robes
DO do do Paris Cashmere De Cosse
Elegant printed Paris Cashmere Graduates entirely
la &c assortment English and Scotch very cheap
Pine French mousnes Meno and Pads for dresses
Elegant fancy Dres Silks, blk striped and watrred Silks
BIZ BombaE mes and hlpaeas; Cloakiugs new style
Embroidered while and cord Muslin Robes
Rich French embroidered Capes aud Collars, &C. &C.
superior assortment Of Geniemen' Goods consisting ofPreneh
and English Cloths and CaHsmees Of every color and quality
VesdngE Cravats and searfs Of every style
Also fun assortment Of Staple Goods Heavy aanetts
Pulled Ksrseys Heavy Negro leans Plaid Lney
stock Of Bankets beaebed and brown OEnaburs
The above goods purchased in the Northern
within The last few weeks and many OF them al prices greatly be-
low the cost OF imponauono all Of which
invite the attention Of buyer. BY or retai
WARREN PARIss
No. g5 Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17

FALL SUPPLY
Drugs, Medicines, PGtnfs oils, Dye iSfufs..
10n BOXES Window Glass, assorted
IOO 1000 lbs Bright Green Copperas
10000 CiEnn, assorted qualities
so Dozen Blaeking
1000 Lba Epson salts
200 Span. Indigo
zoe Ert. Of JogvOo5
goo Calls. Alcohol
5000 Lbs Birthstone
900 Castle Soap
Il8 Dor Black on Varnish
600 Lbs Pot and Pearl Ashes
I25 Dor Combs, all descriptions
30 Hair Brushes
100 Tooth Brushes
Barrels Glue
100 Gans fresh Water
200 Kegs White Lead
400 Gals spts Turpentne
100 Barrels DIE stuhs Pan Of which Store and
am receiving By the Northern packets ever arrival oTs
with the usual variety always hand hadsr clipped rNood
Alum, aahpsife, aunine Sup CARD Bods Caster on Paint
Brushes Chemicals q the choicest s1d pures
kinds and recent discoveries Twner
Of en- Kinds nk different All prices Fancy
5oaps-upoH the usual low terms 10 which
Town and country trade. s4 shAL p DOVE.
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,

ron sOHOOLs.--zr-s-
y $50 ~ - s.s .. r ...s s
l~ys ralsa- . vol euarto. Price soe
..d posA,.s in the interfere design A
the time non the .ransenesi sdopd VII be found %
nmly boob stsy viii b
by pdsI so.s Of rhs vcaas Simplicity. psrsp
men, of,ss whole Typography lettering
peculiarly fun aud distinct immediate eosusuiy
The Globe Map ..d useful device and ~n be seasd
soos substitute for an .uns. Goee - 'ss o.
"'''' NASH woopHousE, Boos..u.r.,
IN BBLS. TANNERS OIL, prime quality,
80. ''' IN '''' ''''' '''' '''' SIoEs BROTHER
COFFEE-A full supply of Rio, Laguayra and
~ Java Coffee in ''erc' FOE sale BY
- ALA PLAID LINSEYS. cases Gala Plaid
sa HAYES, VAN DEuRsEN = Wards.
WEBB, BACON & co. offer for sale
w sueARs-so hid. e. crOir
los hid. Porto Rico
100 do New orsean,
IS bss Crushed and Pu,v.rised
Il tierees and 20 half do. New Orleans Clarified
MoLAssEs-2oh Porto Rico
20 hbes and is tierees Trinidad
| coFFEE-Ioe bag. Rio
500 bag, Lasaayrs
.s ms s.s; !, Jaw, IVA.
I6 bores sseane
so bore. Hurs p.,en, TsBo~
Cs.iie. Brown and shaving Soap
700 kegs Cut Nails and Brads
tons Blistered steel
so ton. Nova Scott. Grind Stone.
1890 aide Sole Leather
bales Shoe Thread
40 packages Gun Powder Tea
Is Ssls Sperm Lamp OIL
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. PHILIP N, TABB 4 son.

once, on Main street. opposite Exchange Bank
A rrEND TO THE COLLECTION or CLAIMS OF every
n despton Renting receiving and selling
property the adiaoen, country Hiring Negroes
sns their hires and dspcsns Of ,hem public private sale
IA an
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]. II. EUSTACE u son

ID ESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants of
u Virginia trading passing through Richmond
Of Drusa Medicines Pans and Dye stu They
prepared Offer they think
eonnne their dealings their this place.
and FaIseed exchange for goods
he highe tmarke
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY
I'M pxyNTTNCt

HAVING great expense and
procuring Keep WHITE.
equal poiishsd whine doos And Il my
sras muchies Than Old plan polished work-
Specimens be ssea Of the ~orh. my SHOP
no MOTT, Painter,
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sglIs.assaII Is
Is ~ IS Iss 10 II 10 9 Dc SO % 400 60
so 81 IS III Is I % l53 rs SIS Ssi 10
IS 90 IN sot 90 90 81 $50 IS 4si 100
lol % 373

NORRIS ROBINSON. President
sAnrEL HAxSAr, Secretary.
The Subscriber Agent Tor the above Company prepared
receive applications for Life Insurance
named viz for for life; and for
preceding $4,000 single life The
OF the Intermediate noted
wen all other information desiring
Insurance, viii also be made known application The
uses offered by this Company believed equal
superior to those offered other either u
. III GwATHNRY
whose life be insured. oe Sid
RLACK IRON POLISH, for Iron
- Raiszs, &c. &e-Ths article produces on ratings
Crates and all kinds Of Iron beautiful po,h
caring labor than application ordinary
II s durable, and effected
protecting the Iron from the action Of the Por
r.--..- DUvAL d PURCELL.
SELF lnrugghts, l47, Main
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KENT, KENDALL u ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,
TT MAIN STREET.

"AVE in store, and are now receiving, their
Briush, French and American Dry Goods for the
ade, comprising unusually and variety
they be bought market
this country they respectfully
the trade. KENT, KENDALL & ATwATER.
arpta
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nlDhmOND TN, hnbhh hftON AVID oIONB
MANUFACTORH.
THE subscriber is receiving and
q Keeps constantly u hand Wholesale and n
JmA tail and at the lowest priecs,
So Pain and Japan Tin Ware Of every descrr-
ve@0 Also great variety OF Stoves, designed for
burning either wood or coal
(H stove Pipes. and evsry other article In his
= ~ line, made 10 order nj the shortest notice.
se 90 TITUS @ RICE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-05

THE ALABAMA VOTER. care you in favor
of biennial sessions Of the LegisIature?" asked
a manager of an election in Alabama of a
voter
"Who" says the voter, whose name was
Anco Veasy, and withal, tolerably green
care you in favor of biennial sessions Of
the Legislature, sin"
Biennial Sessions! | don't know hnl-is
he any kin to Reub. Sessions, sir? Ef lie is,
l'Il be ID cf you ketch me votin' fur him
You never hoarn me tell bout that fife had
long with Roub. Sessions, up in Shelby-did
you?"
"Nevcr mind your fights now, Mr. Veasy
answer, yea or nay"
81 dos'en know what you mean by your va
and rs; but III be dot rotted eff | vote fur en-
ny Nv the Sessions family, no how you can fix
it, Bah! Biennial Sessions, indeed-est as
much fit for Guvnur as fire is fur lce-house!"
INCREASE OF POPULATION. A correspond
ent of the Philadelphia Inquirer gives the fol-
lowing comparative per centage increase of
population in the Atlantic cities
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-05

A WESTERN JUDGE. A paper published
some where out West gives the following re-
port of a Judges sentence lately passed on a
crimipal. Brumley was doubtless "hard
case, >" bat what kind of cease" the Judge is
our readers may determine:
"Brumley, you infamous scoundrel!-you re
an unredeemed vlllain-you haint a SINGLE re-
denim trait in your character-your wife and
family wish we had sent you to the penitenta-
ry. This is the fifth time Tue had you up be-
fore me, ard you have put me to more trouble
than your neck is worth Fre exhorted and
prayed over you long enough, you scoundrel!
Just 20 home and take one glimpse at your ia
mily; and be off in short order; don't let us ever
hear Of you again. The grand jury have found
two other indictments against you, but IH dis
charge you on your own rccognzlEce, and if |
kotch You in this neck Of woods tomorrow
morning at daylight, III sock you right square
in Jail and hump you oil to Jacksonville IN
little less than 40 time-you infamous scoun-
drcI! II ever kctch you crookng your finger
at man, woman or chlld-whiLe man or nlggar
III sock you right square into the Jug
Stand up, you scoundgcl while pass sentence
on you"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-05
XIV.-N0. 4.
TIE DEATHLEss sMILE.


lstw her in her maidcnhOOd,
From whom the life had fed;
And yet 50 lovely was her face,
1t seemed she was not dead!
Her eyelids as in sleep were closed
HsrbrOw wa; white a snow;
A smile still fingered on her lips,
As if 'twtrG 10th to 60.
And itmly be a smile 50 sweet
so quiet and serene
Was neV;rDN the halt lJ brow
OF living maiden seen.
Perchance IN. wundrous bliss which burst
UlOn her raptu-Gd mind,
When first she woke IN gIOry's courts
Now left its trace behind.
Her end was pelca. thought that they
Who loved her should not gricve,
For these last words they heard her say
"My spirit, Lord! receive"
And when they laid her il the earth,
Her cheek still held the bloom:
That smile, so sweet, the geRtle maid
Bore with her to the tomb.
Would it be strange if brighter tints
Upon the blossoms crGpt,
Which grew above the sacred spot
Where the meek maiden slept.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-05

A PLEASANT PROSPECT. According to the
following extract of a letter fiom London, pub
lished in the Montreal Courier, we of the Uni
ted States are doomed people,"
GAS far as my experience goes in political
matter, do not see how it is possible to avert
the crisis. And even if it could be done, will
it be desirable that England should do SO just
at moment when we are in strict anity with
France, and her preparations for the onslaught
are completed France will join US in the cru
SADIE against the most odious nation in exis-
tence, and louisiana will be her boon. And
perhaps Spain, whose reward will be the FLOri-
das, from which she was, in moment of ext
gency, deprived of by old Jackson.
"America must be curbed and restrained,
and all points settled by quasi conquest of the
cotntry, and when it is again restored to her,
shorn other Five Southern States, we will then
take Oregon and purchase California from Mex
leo, who cannot afford it protection-for
which consideration we must proclaim the in
dependence of Texas, and without which nei-
Their she nor any of the States of South Ameri-
ca will have any security"
The Montreal Courier, which publishes this
letter, is candid enough to remark that "its
representations go beyond what they would
venture to predict in case of war"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-05
WINTER ARR
WINTEtl ARRANGEMENT.
TO THE SOUrH-THREE TIMES WEEK -
AND BY FAR THE MOST COMFORTABLE ROUTE!
VIA THE CHESAPEAKE BAY LINE,
CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAI


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL.
II ezaa,rsk Leaving lower end of Spears Wharf,
s,yr,,srietsisss Baltimore, EVERY MONDAY, WE'D
ti@ss5sE.1ast2SA NESbAH and FRIDAY, at 4 O'Clock,
I, NJ III The well known ami complete Steamboat
GEORGIA, Capt, Cannon, (bcing well prepared tor
the winter for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, cUnucc-
ting next morning, AT O'Clock, with the Steamboat
81, -,,av. CURTIS PECK Cant. Davis. or steam
EfgrsS :st,s, boat ALICE, Capt, skinner, for Rich
's.ssaFsbs4sssiL mOnd, TO City Point Railroad, for Pc
rsb Tg Va, CARVING there about two hours abe adj Of
the Great Southern hatl Lbc) without tail Of con
rcton-Ho loss of sleep, aud nut one change of bag
gage-thcnce by Petersburg Railroad to Weldon, ~
c., and thence by railroad and steamboat to Charles
t0n s. e., and thence by the southern routes TO New
Orleans, through in about seven days, and much the
most pleasant, comfortable and shortest route South
{I}-Passengcrs may rest assured that the Bay and
James River Line Of Boats well prepared for the
Winter Travel. The comfort PASSENGERS being well
attended TO by the officers and rOpretors, and what
is here stated may be relied on as the truth.
&C. The Bay Line leaves Norfolk on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at O'Clock, z,
NJ. for Baltimore, arriving about O'Clock next morn
ing, connecting with Philadelphia cars.
WINTER FARE.
The great addltlon expense for the Winter Line,
compels the PROJECTORS to advance the passage for
the Winter:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..,........ 5000
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon n G. 1900
Passage between Baltimore Charleston, S. C. 22,0
Meals and lodging included on Bay and River boats
By this arrangement passengers will perceive that
this route is the cheapest most pleasant and comfor-
table, and but little doubt of delay from lee, Gas in the
Potomac, on the Great U. S. Mail Route) we have
engaged the lee Boats TO keep open track for US in
the Patapsco River when possible.
(63- Travellers will be directed by Soliciting
Agent, who hands these Bills, and who will give
ny information and conduct them 10 the boat Hand
your checks TO him our Porter Norfolk Line on
his hat) in the depot yard who will attend to your
baggage.
dI7 T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-05
ANNAPOLIS.


NJ EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE.
q szessyp The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. JOHN
MsaSrse SZSszs d. T TURNER, will leave Commerce-st
&sesHsen,sEcM- wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING,
O'Clock, for the above places and return next day.
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING,
at O'Clock, and Easton at 81 O'Clock, for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis. .:;..'.',.75 CENTS.
" to Easton or Cambridge. $3.50.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye Land
ing, St. MichaeIs and Eason, (via Miles River Ferry
to Easton.) Win leave Comncrcest wharf, every
MONDAY MORNING, att O'Clock; and return nexl
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Morn
ing, at 7 O'Clock; ST Michae's, u; Wye Landing st,
West River Ia, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis ,....,.,..........75 Gents.
" to West River.........,.......Sl.0 90,
" to Wye, St Michaels, or Ferry, l.50.
FOR CENTREVlLLE AND CHESTERTOWN
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at : O'Clock, and return the same day,
touching at Corsica at l05 O'Clock and Chester at 2
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81.
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at clock, and returns same day, leaving West
River at IA O'Clock, fol- Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis rs cts. To West RiverSI.
JOHN d. TURNER,
aU29- tlsfJa Office lower end Commerce Bait,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-05

APPEAL TO jury. Gentlemen of the Ju-
ry, quote from Shakespeare when say to
you, 80 be or not 10 Je-LGCKED-that's the
question: My client is a national stump ma
chine-he filings his wrath in paisiu; and it is
dangerous to ruu a sndg against his interest
Let me be fodder for fool, and chowder for Il
powder mill if he is guilty, Notwithstanding
the criminal absufdties aledged against him
in this indictment. DO you believe that my
client is so destitute of the common principle
of humanty-so full Of the fog of human na-
ture, so wrapped up in the moral insensibty
of his being, as deliberately, to pick up a tater
and throw it at the usual protuberance OF the
prosecutor! No! not while you can discern
star in the northern sky-while the waters Of
the Ohio ROLAND the race of bulIaIoes nestle
on the Rocky Mountains, this immutable prn-
ciple will Iemain-that my client is a GENTLE
MAN, later or no later.