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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-19

FEARD TO BEAT:
AH THE GREEN AVID BLACK TEAS!
Also Green and Roasted COFFEE sold by the NEW
YORK CANTON TEA CONPANY'S 5ENr at
No. ITO GAY STREET, between Front and High
street IS. The TIE last received is giving satisfaction
quite equal to any previous lot win you Try them?
A ira, is almost to create n customer. You run
no IiSk-when article does not give entire salts
faction, you return, and have it exchanged, or
the money refunded.
O33 JAMES r. PORTER, Agent.
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HEEAT WESTERN OYSTER SALOON,
w No. 4 l3 BALTIMORE sTREET.

u No. ALB BALTIMORE STREET.
N5- The Proprietor would respectfully inform his
friends and the public particularly those of the west
endD that he is now prepared to serve them with the
best OYS FERS, served up in superior style, either
stewed, fried, roasted or raw His Bar is stocked
with the finest Old and mellow WINE LIQUORS,
selected with his usual care and judgment such as
is not surpassed by aay Bar in BAL more. Famili
supplied with the hest OYSTERS by The gallon or
quart, or cooked in any manner requested. Ladies
wanting Oysters for Sunday, will please send for
them on Saturday, any time before II O'Clock at
night; as his house will be closed on Sundays.
&C good COOK wanted--tO one who under
stands cooking Oysters liberal wages will be given,
if found 10 suit.
nl4-eo2w ri EVAN HAMILTON.
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EBRATT-sT. IRON FOUNDRY,

Vi NO. Jul, NBVVE EUTNW.
Recently occupied tyAe lite Jas. G.. W1tson.)
The subfCriDer has resumed business in the above
establishment, and is prepared to furnish TO Ordtr all
descriptions of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARCHI-
rECTitRAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the best style. 03- Orders respectfully solicited
and punctually attended to.
OF en- JOHN COCHRAkE.
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u HALL, DESIGNER and ENGR.fVER
Cd . No. EUTAW STREET,
opposite the Eutaw House.
Drawings of Buildings, Machinery, Specifications
for the Patent office, Seals, Steel Letters, and all
kinds of Wood and C0pperpIate ENGRAVING, neat
ly executed, at the shortest notice.
PATTERNS for Castings made.
BRANDS and STENCILS cut TO order
DRAWING SCHOOL. Instruction given in the
Art of Drawing. o30-Gm
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JAMES R. PORTER, Agent

49, GERs' DIAMOND Cen ENT---Fn
u Is mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Onaments. Sc so that the break is scarcely per.
cepube and as strong as before broken. For sale
Only ny G. P. ROGERS, Druggist, corner Of Howard
and Marion, ana corner Of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets.
&C. Price % cents. nl7lw-jCl2-ly
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FALL STYLE OF HATS AND GAPS.

FALL STYLE OF HATS AND GAPS.
s5# To be had in all their varieties at my
M old stand, No. 33 EUTAW STREET,
1a one door North of Lexington ST., whore
A@fA5&4A the public will find full and general as
s0r ment OF HATS and CAPS Of the
best quality and at the very lowest prices. wnuld
also call attention 10 my fine NUTRIA BEAVER
HATS. at only $3.50, believing them to be unequaled
fof the price in the city.
a29-3m CHARLES TOWSON.
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uRIACK AND COLORED ALGERINE GIMPS.
I'D have on hand, flesh supply of the above
goods 10 viii. h invite attention.
ns ri I'M, HAIG, 1873 Baltimore street.
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w A n T S

| GsOPYISTS WANTED One or two persons
| ~ who can copy eGpedItiousiy, and write plain,
! can obtain employment by add essng 'E b." Boa
4S4, POsI-office. the city postage must be paid TO
insure attention. II"
RAIANTS A SCHOOL. situation a. teach
w er is wanted by gentleman from the North
who has had several years experience in teaching,
ami has good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no objections
to 90 TO the country Inquire personally or by letter
l.. F. scoTTI's Intelligence office,
nI1 HO. 10 Exchange Place
SITUATION WANTED-By a young man
- of several years experience in the grocery and
Commission business. Re erences of IN" highest ret
suecability will be given in regard to character ca
pacity, &c. Apply at
l.. SCOTTPs Intelligence Office,
nl4 old establishment, No. 20 Exchange Place.
SITUATION WANTED, Bya young man
- from the county in a grocery, -four or CoIamis-
sion StOre-he can come well recommended. apply
at l.. SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
nl2 No. 10 Exchange Place.
A SITUATION Is WANTED in some re-
IA spectacle jobbng House by young man from
Virginia, who could command a cons lderabe share
OF trade from the Vailey-the best of references, as
TO character and ability can be given. Address ''J''
at this office. oSf
WTANTED-Tosn men, with or withou! ca
Wv pital, may hear OF fine Opportunities to en-
gage in profitable business, by calling on
a29 l.. T. SCOTT, 10 Exchange Place
GaNAIA NOTtC E-WANTEDD AILY-CIer
n hook keepers, bar keepers, POrteTs for stores;
English Teacher Coachmen; Ostlers; Wagoners;
OVersters; 20 laborcrs; Agents; 20 Cooks Washers,
and lruners; ChanbemaIds; Wei and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids; Seamsiresses Iouse-keepers, and
annmher of other situations too numerous tu mention
and too valuable 10 lose, Families lave only TO give
me a call and thcirwants will be Immediately attend
ed to. Servants sent from my 0fce can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
u. r. SCOTTI,
ocE9 No. 10 Exchange Place.
NVEsSEER. Situation wanted, by middle
&D aged man as oVerseer-he is thoroughly
q,.aintcd with his business in every branch what
ever, aud can come very highly recommended.
Apply qnc kly at
L.F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ms No, 10 Exchange Place,
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TDUTTY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY,
q made of pure LInseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, from 80 to 40 per cent. below the market
price. He keeps ii on hand in large quantities. and
making it by steam power, is prepared to fill large
u WV NV. w, GORDON, 1872 w. Pratt street,
ol3-eo opposite Bait and Ohio r, r, Depot,
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POSTPONED SALE,

7EIEUST SALs. In virtde Of decree
n of Baltimore County Court, sltlirg in Equity,
the suhScrber, as Trustee will IN SAT- RDAY, GSth
Nov. le46, at O'Clock, P NJ, expose at pubic auc
ton, on the premises, that yrIy large and profitable
+ establishment occupied for many years past
spHysh by Samucl McKm and Samuel G. Hyde, as
IsssEH a soap and Candle mandatory, and sit
IassSA,N, mated on the north corner u Saa'"aa
and Holiday sueetS IN the city of Baltimore The
lot on which the factory buildings situated has an
extended front on Saratoga street of one hundred
and h1ytwo feet and six inches and another on
Holiday street o. tittyt two feet and six inches The
buitdin extensive and of the most cnmmodlOus
description, and good and seryiceabr state of re-
pair the figures, such as Boilers, Kettles, Pans,
trames SC. sc AL Of which will he included in
the saIeare good conditions and Of the hest kinds.
For the purposes for which tits designed no establish
Fnent can exceed this, in convent ace in its appoint
mtRts, in its location, or general advantages.
Capitalists and manufacturers requested to
visit and examine the premises, which will he at all
times open to them for inspection. The trims of
sale. prescribed by the decree, OnG-iourlh in
cash; tie rest in three equal inslaments at four,
eight and twelve months, with interest from the day
of sale. The ground upon the lot is 1856 year
Possession will be given the LIST Of December
~ ents J. j. SPEED, Trustee.
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SpLEYDID WATCHES.

SPLENDID WATCHES.
ss,o Received this dav and for sale by GA.
YIN BRiEL D, CLARK, Water street. second
e. a door from Calvert some beautiful Sllv and
8ss..<ss Gold LEVER WATCHES. male 10 my or.
der in F rope. Also. Silver HUNTING LEPiNE
and LEVER WATCHES n tf
WTELVETs. CLOAkINGS& nERItOS.
v r McELDOWNEY X Co, havr nov in store
n large assortml Mt of very superior VELVErS. "A,
5 black and bhIe black, and 3 colored do. Ameri-
can and French CLOAKINGS, of new styles and
superior quality; French MERINOS, of All shades
and coors, at extraordinary low prices; with SILK
1872 BALTIMORE STREET,
nl2 Between Calvert and Light,
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RHEUMATISM.

This Sarsapaia is used with the most perfect sue
cess IN Rheumatic complaints, however severe or
chronic. The astonishing cures it has performed
are indeed wonderful Other remedies sometimes
give temporary relief. This entirely eradcates it
from the system even when the limbs and bones are
dreadtuliy swollen.
Or. Townsend: was attacked with distressing
pain in my hip Joint, so bad that | could not walk
without my CTutches; and much OF the time was
obliged to keep my bed. tried several remedies, but
they did not relieve me. then called on one of our
fist Physicians; he did not help me. heard of your
SarsaparilIa and obtained bottle and in a few DAYS
ii enuiely cured me, and am as well now as ever.
ASHBELL WALKER, 70 Daniel st.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONARY AND BLANK BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONARY AND BLANK BOOKS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTs,T TEACHERS
v AND OTHERS will ALWAYS find ln'ge and
complete assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, STU
TIONERY and BLANK .4CCoUNT BOOKS, at
No ISL Pratt street. next door TO the Railroad Depot,
all of which am determined TO sell cheap as any
Y&her establishment in the city. Merchants dong
ia mess on or near the Wharves, will find every
thing suitable for The counting in great variety,
and really cheap too.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
made to or der and ruled to any pattern without OK
ira charge
Cash or trade given for RAGS.
SHz-The second one third stOties of the warehouse
| occupy are tor RENT. They very large aud
commodous and suitable for any person doing
commits lion business. They will be rented very
moderate.
T.NEWTON KURTZ,
No Isl Pratt street,
nol6-u pext door to the Railroad Depot,
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READ THE PROOF.

Dr. TOwnsGnd had been afflicted for months by
dry, hacking cough; at least raised great quaint
ties OF bad matter, aud experienced severe pam in
my left side, accompanied with distress on my
lungs-my cough very much increased, and [ had
cold night sweats' Leaning that you had remedy
for such cases, concluded TO try il, | purchased
bottle OfyoHr Extract of SarsapariIla-befOre | had
finished taking it, my cough raising, and the pain
III my side Lett me, and now have Iegained my gem
era health Believing your medicine TO be very
valuable One cAeerlully recommend ii TO those who
are similarly situated. | found the medicine pleas
ant 10 the taste and strengthening to the body
WIN II McKlNSTRY, 264 Grand St.
New York April Goth, 1916,
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Albany, January ., l845,

8r7- Bear Mr., Seth Terry, one of the Oldest and
most respectable Lawyers in Hartford, Conn. The
following is ar extract of letter received from hm
Dr. Townsend have u.s. one bottle of your Sar-
saara, and find il is excellent in lis IF cts upon
chronic rheumatic pain to which am su beet from
an injury eccasiOned several years ago IN a public
sage Please send me bottles to the care of Dr.
Seymour have converscd with two of our princi-
pal physicians, and recommended your Sarsaparilla
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-19

"a GNy COAL YARD.
~ HOWARD ST, OPPOSITE CENTRE.
All the varieties of COAL, suitable for Crates
Stoves and Cooking Ranges-for sale by
alb 3m* HENRY SHIRK.
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DIV ETIITNI OT ITlTtE sIUTIES anu q UdsE
tsssy:sSA. nent, and the LOT which il stands,
Ihetgd the south side of Pleasant street twenty Two
lIee2lfR and half feet from COurland street, and
occupied by Mr.. Samuel G.. Hyde. The front on
Pleasant street is twenty aud half feet, with
drpth for the lot, Of fflyfVe feet In an alley, III
the privilege OF The of it, portion Of the lot is
subject to AL annual ground rent of twenty-five
dollars, the rest is in fee simple. The terms of sale
one third cash, the rest in two equal paym MIS-
az 3 and months, with interest, or all cash al the
discretion of the purchaser. J, J. SPEED,
nn7-3taWis Trustee.
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GOLD PENSi

UOIJU DINp'
BAGLEY'S PATENT
EXTENSION PEN HOLDER AND PENCIL.
HOBEBT BROWN, No 1913 BALTIMORE
N STREET, opposite the Museum, has Just recev-
ed an assortment of the above article which he of
fers at very low price, with warraHtee. no u
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Probably there never was remedy that has been
so successful in desperate cases of consumption as
this 1t cleanses and strengthens the system, and ap-
pears TO heal the ulcers on the lungs, and the pa
uents gradually regain their usual health and
strength,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-19

NIB AZ A. CAMPBELL have. OF their own
IA manufacture, GOLD and PLATED JEWEL
RY which they offer at wholesale to the trade al the
lowest New York prices.
No. 205 BALTIMORE-ST.,
Between Charles s. Light stress,
oc26 I'm Baltimore.
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WSIEEE! The subscriber has been appOined AGENT
Z ofTHE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF PHI LADELPHIA, and
having complied with therequisOns Of the Law OF
the state Of Maryland for Foreign Agencies.
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
at reasonable raies,-and an old Fireman, respect
fully solics share ofpHhlic patronage at his Office,
No. %, South Calvert stree Baltimore.
JAMES LGVEGROVE.
BLANK BOOKS made in FIRST RATE STYLE,
as usual. JAMES LOVEGROVE.
au29-6m
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Hartford, March u, lei5.

DR.. Townsend: You remember that when | OBJ
tanned botle OF your Sarsaparilla aud promised il
1t effected cure to give you ce tifcate. | am
happy 10 have 1t IN NV power 10 return the favor, |
had been Sorely afflicted by the Rheumatism for
months: much OF the time so bad that | could mel.
Their eat, sler mon walk. IL would be impossible for
me to desc be The pain and agony enGurua tried
number of remedies without being benefited.
gentleman VINO knows the qualities of your Sarsa-
pariic induced me 10 try bottle. did So and 10
my great astOuiShment, 1t in a few days effected
perfect care; II any are ircredu Gus, invite them to
cal ON me, and promise to satisfy them OF the truth
of the above.
IRA GODFREY, No, Liberty street.
Albany, March 26, ls45,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-15
WISCONSIN HER AID.
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG is. 1916.
TO THE ELECTORS OF GRANT.

The subscriber is sum mond away in obedi
ence to 6ial du,y, to be absent for several
weeks from home; SO that he will be deprived
of the pleasure he had anticipated. in visiting
The people in the various parts of the county
before election. But the undersigned by no
means declines running for the office Of Col.
lector He will, on The contrary if possible.
carry out plan originated years ago by Mr..
Henry A. Wiltse then editor of the Herald, TO
collect and publish the most important stats.
tics md historical facts relating 20 the county
Of Grant; and al the same time discharge
public trust with fidelity. To do service of
this kind, incidental 10 the proper discharge Of
the duties of Collector, would be great bene-
fit conferred upon the County, at no cost what.
ever. The Office of Collector is no sine.cure'
II is not The business for a negligent unbusi-
ness like man, to engage in. 1t is not every
novice 10 the business, who will at the prop.
er time and in the proper manner, demand
payment of taxes. give proper receipts. collect
by distress or sale of land, give proper notice
Of sale. procure proof of notice, sell lands, give
certificates. make deeds, resell lands ia GER
tain cases, return precepts. assess property
that has not been assessed return illegal taxes,
and all respects so strictly conform 10 the law
that justice shall be done 10 all and all posi-.
BILE validity to give TO tax titles derived under
his sales of lands. Conscious Of DISPOSE
ton TO discharge those duties properly and
honestly, the subscriber though absent, will
mark those frierds who support him at The
comming election, and remember them.
JAMES M. GOODHUE.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-15

Died al MilIville in Grant County, the 4h
inst, Elihu Warner--born s,h Sept, 1856
aged 81 years.
Also on the LIST inst. Mary Warner, wife Of
Elihu Warner-born l7ih March l75T--ngej
so years An error occurred las; week which
led to the belief tina, Elisha Warner Of Cfaw.
ford County was deceased mistake unpleas.
ant TO the friends OF the living and the dead,
which is now corrected. Elihu Warner was
native of Northampton Mass; emigraed to
the Western Reserve in Ohio---,he paradise Of
Yankees--iu 1900. Here he chose as part.
ner for life, her who accompanied him almost
to the last moment Of LIES journey. Nothing
| from parents, OF friends or fortune, they began
/ life poor. But the ladder that reaches TO a
competency and even 70 oflluence in this coun.
/ try, has bu, three rounds. honesty. industry
and economy; and Mr., W. soon found himself
able 10 engage in the exciting play Of civil
life the perpetual exchange Of one thing for
another. Trade becomes passion, and some
men pursue il with relish stronger than the
fhbNt w kntus WI. NdAhtI was tut u HutnOti
Of years successfully engaged 10 the tanning
and glowing business 10 Garfield Ohio la
1888 he brought his family to Wisconsin,, and
made the frs, Improvements ic MillviIle.--
Trout and the navigation Of the Wisconsin
was. for several years, the only apology no
could make TO his inquisilye visitors for cboos.
ing so sequesiered spot. But his aniicipa.
iions have beer more Than realized Machin.
cry is crowded together on Warner's creek;
and sites and dams intervene fom head 10
foot. There are now one Touring mill, two
saw mills for pine lumber. chair factory and
other manufactures soon 10 be established on
this stream. Nor did Mr.. Warner regard less
the improvement Of Society than the Country
Both he and his wife had been for years pro.
fessors Of religion--,ook deep interest In lie
prosperity, and died 10 i,s consultations. Their
sudden and unexpected death will long be De :,
plored by surviving relatives and faiends.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-15

or \ most desperate row occur
rcd on board the $ ip Roscoe Capt.
Kicker, At Donnel's wharf Baltimore.
There were on board ESQ passengers,
from Bremen. They refused TO pay
The permit for landing their baggage,
md finally got into genera! fight
using spikes, clubs and such other mis-.
siles as come in their way. They took
full possession of the ship for some
time. Til fight was wholly among
The police were sent for,
aud fnlly the captain assumed his
wanted preogaGves, not howeser,with-
out being compelled to put some ofthe
ashore.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-15
From the Tribune.
The Tariff Overthrow.

The Tariff Overthrow.
The bill of Walker, and Mckay amended
a, a single point on the motion of Mr.. Webster
has passed both Houses of Congress. and
has doubtless ere this received ihD signature Of
the President. II lakes effect on the Is, of
December next. As the law of the land il is
henceforth 10 be obeyed by all. We shall in-
deed struggle for essential changes in it at the
earlies, practicable moment, and shall desire
TO see distinct and bread issue on the PRINCE
PIES involved 10 this measure made up and
decided 10 the next Presidential Election. We
ask searching discussion Of and deliberate,
emphatic decision npon this vitality important
matter. 1.-THE People, on as foil a present.
ment of the case as is practicable, see e. to
concur in the policy just affirmed. we have no
choice bot Submission. We can live under
the Protective policy az we'll as a majori-
,y of those who supPortit. Mr.. Webster truly
remarked on Monday that community will
ing TO work fourteen hours per day steadily
cannot well be ruined, though il may be IN.
justly deprived Of The full and fair reward Of
It's labor. We bslieve the change jss. made
entirely sroug-hsgrsntly, previously wrong
-ye, we shall siudioUsly svoid'panic- making
We shall most Of Us live somehow until or
time comes. under this or any Tariff. Grass
will grow and water run as usual-fTugsI,
sharp-sigh,ed men will acquire property while
indolen. prodigal. bad cslculators will lose
xha, falls 10 them, and live in destiiuiion, as
/ formerly. Manufacturing ard mechanical
I .
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-15

Impropementin The art Of War.-An iDgen :
ious officer at Prairie du Chen has invented a
new system Of tactics; efiicscious in leading
raw militia up to the lannon's mouth than
love or glory. The drilling officer takes in his
hand neither sword OF banner, but he values
backward in front of bis men. brandishing a
huge bottle of whiskey in each hand. The
brave recruits with watering mouths follow on.
and hike caravan of Norway rats, neither fire
nor sword can diver, them from their COURSE
nothing can turn them excep, perhaps groce.
~ On the side Of the road.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-15
NO. 81.

Route 10 Monferey.--fn cam
paign against Mexico. q ponton train is
unnecessary, because, except tho Rio
Grande. there is not single river TO
cross of any size after you pass Monte
rey as far as Vera Cruz, and but two
small streams between Camargo and
Monterey, which are not more than
knee deep and 80 yards wide, except
during the rainy season; but from
Monterey to Vera Cruz, on the route
through San Luis Potosi. and to the
city of Mexico, there is not a stream
but you may straGdle at any season, cx-
cept Ell Rio San Juan, (dry in the dry
and over which there is astone
bridge. - Col. A. Batler.