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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

ICH DRESS SILK AND SHAWLS
IA H. McEIDOWNEY co. have received by
late arrivals, an assortment of new and beautilu!
French DRESS GOODS, among which are rich
) Dress SILKS, of entire new design, exceeding in
point 1f beauty any former importation. Also
Printed, Cashmere, Silk, Thibet, and Canton Grape
sHAWLS; with "a very extensive stock of LINE \
GOODS, of the most superior quality; NJ +.."fh
1853 BALTIMORE STREET, 1p1
fe2l torn ai between Calvertand Light ste.
CARRIAGE FOR SALE small Family
" Carriage, for one horse, will be sold low, If ap
piled for Immediately 10
t'1 ALFRED II. REP,
No. 1856 Baltimore street.
fe23 ID tin store above Howard street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

u A POLKA COMBS. Mrs. NICKERSON
u has just received from New York large assort
ment of LA Polka Combs, various patterns aud sizes
She can sell them lower than any establishment in
the city. SO N. HOWARD-ST. feIf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures aud keeps
constantly on hand, general assortment of Enstrl-
hents, at No. "a Stl kP STREET. se3i-}m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24
TU-PARTNERSHI WM. ROGERS al

ANU-PANTN ERSHIP. VIM. ROGERS and
" VIM. BOYD have this day associated themselves
for the conducting of the business Of Merchant Tai
lors, at the former Store of NM, RoeERs, No. 1876
MARKET STREET, five doors west of st. Paui-st.
the house formerly occupied as the Citizens Bank.
Q13- The subscribers, from their long experience
in business, with confidence solicit the pa
tronage of their former friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them that they Will find it to be to their
interest TO give us their patronage
lGp- Our Stock is large and well selected, and we
will sell on the most moderate terms.
2Sth Oct, l845. o29 ROGERS & BOYD.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

AaT4LLIABI W. LEE, FLsnfoTABLK HALR
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. 4 N. GAY-sSF
Genuemen's Ra2OTs set at the shortest notice. ais
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24
CHRIsTlE'S GALVANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTER

These articles form an important addition to the
GaVanic Rings, acting upon the same principle, hut
having the advantage Of nOre local application As
an eftclua means Tor strengthening the system when
debated by disease or other causes; a certain aid
in constitutional weakness as preventive for colds
and in all affections Of the chest generally the GAL
vAEIo STRENGTHENING PLASTER will be found of
great and permanent advantage.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

hI ONYMO&ANCY III. PRICE,
lVA PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mhs4-t No. GO s. CALVERT STREET
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24
Msa1tR, Alabama, Sent. !, lar.

MOBILE, Alabama, Sept /, 1916.
Ihis to certify, That l, Joseph II. Moore, had
the F'E~ and Ague for nearly two years, and tried
all < ost prominent medicines used for the cure
OF &d utseaze, without obtaining permanent relief
was induced, through the persuasion of a friend TO
Try CaBn6i's Tonic Mixture, one bottle Of which has
ma 'e permanent cure Of fmycHse. / eaa with con
hdence recommend it to all afflicted with Fever and
Ague. JOSEPH II, MOORE
This is to certify, That know the above to be ear
rect in every particular. w. II. NICE,
Chemist and Druggist, ". C. corner Of
Government and Conception sts., Mobile Ala
SOUTHWARK, Sept. eth, las.
oren were afflicted with Fever and Ague, and that
two bottles Of CantreiIs Tonic Mixture made per
tett cure OF us, and with perfect confidence
recommend 1t 10 the public. Jos. ANTHONY.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2ad, 1885.
We, The undersigned, having seen the beneficial
effects Of Cantre's Ague Mixture, IN curing the Fa.
yer aud ACue when all other remedies have failed
can with confidence recommend it to the public.
William MYERS, u. s. Navy Yard, Phiad.
P. b. sAVERY, manufacturer Of Porcelain and
Hollow ware Foundry. Southwark.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by C.aLEB CREs.
son, at his Drug Warehouse, No. North THIRD
ST., Philadelphia; ALSO by the regularly appointed
agents:
J.F. Perkins X Bro, corner OF fFrankkn and Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
E. II. Perkins, No. 425 West Baltimore st corner ar
Green st., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederickcity, Md
J. L. Callan, Washington city, ID.
ii. Peel Co., Alexandria, do.
]. l.. Kidweil, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner OF CafIeu
tel and Second sta, below Christian, Philadelphia.
DC5-Ohserve, none are genuine without the signal
ture JOHN Il. C.4NTRELL. fe3 tf2w,r
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

EHASm w MI ED. The subscriber would be
N pleased TO rent Il Farm " thin "a short distance
oil me clty, and for witch a fair rent will be given
address, with particulars, Box No. DOT Post Office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

'of the cure OF all BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, if taken
according 10 hirecIians.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

A hPIuM. The subscriber has hand supply
~ of OPIUM, which he is selling considerably be-
low the market price. J. w. w. GORDON,
No l52 West Pratt street,
Ol3-eo opposite Bait. and Ohio Rail Road Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

II OHM w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTEa
% FAyErrE-sT adioiQIng Assembly Roon2g ial -l-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

n R. u. VI ANLR, SURGEON UENIISI,
- FROM PITL.a DEL PHEa,
Viii perform all operations in his line in the bes
style. Manufacturn his own Artificial Teeth, can
insert them much lower than Others gold plate.
TEETH filled with Gold, sl,00
do. do. Silver, $50
EXTRACTING, 0.25
Teeth on gold plate, warranted TO tit and answer
the nature at to SO per too tn. Please call
and examine specimens. EG3- DR.. MANLY'S Office
is C0rnar of Pratt and Exeter Streets
fel4 If "A PRATT STREET.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. just
u received few pair more of those superior La
Polka, Sandal and Buskin RUBBER SHOE ), at the
low price of $l. w. l.. WILLIAMS,
No. I70 Pratt street,
dis Sd house west of Charles street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24
CHRtsTIE's MAGNETIC FLUID.

Is used in connection with the Rings and their mOdi
hcaiioHs. This composition has been pronounced By
French Chemists to be one of the most vauabIa dis
COveriGs vi modern science. Ii believed to possess
the remarkable power of rendering The nerves sens
tv1 to GaVanIc action by this means causing i con
centaon of the influence the seat Of disease ant
thus giving rapid and permanent relief.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24
TIC DOLOREUX.

0T5~The following testimonial is from TIMOTHY G.
DWIGHT, Esq, who IS 50 favorahly known from his
cXerl0ns in the cause OF Education throughout the
Northern States.
Ur. A. II. CHRISTIE:
Dear Sir-For several years have been terribly af
lcted with that agGnizing complaint called Tic Polo
reux, principally affecting the sciatC nerves. Al
times, no human beng eau have suffered more-my
screams have often disturbed the neighborhood. BY
simply wearing one of your Rings on each of my
hands and faithfully using the Magnetic Fluid, the
complaint has entirely left me, and now believe my
self completely cured.
| am very respectfully yours,
Albany, Dec.4, 1915. Timothy q. DWIGHT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

This is to certify, Tha; know the above to be cor
rect in every particular. w. II. NICE
Chemist and Druggist, N. E. corner Of
Government and Conceptions sts., Mobile, Ala
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24
NERVOUS HEADACHE AND RHEUMArl8M.

" NENVUUs II FTINUNJHE AND HHEUMAIISW,
N3-Mr Jacob 4. Ogshury, No. 1872 William street
New York, has cen afflicted from childhood witt
almost constant Nervous Headache and Rheumatic
Pains i'll the legs aud arms. He was also troubled witt
glea! nervous debility and Indigestion Mr.. Ogshurl
uied The GaIvanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid anC
states that ''aItCr few hours the application appear
ed 10 strengthen my nerves, entirely relieved mi
headache, and have had no relapse of rheumatism
since the first GaVp
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

HAMES II. DE LACOUR~
eD OFFERS FOR SALE,
I00boxes Poland STARCH
500 dozen assorted COMBS
500 gross assorted BUTTONS
500 IN Split Percussion Caps, Ito boxes
20 gross COW HIDES
so reams SAND PAPER
500 dozen FANCY SOAPS
100 do BLACK INK
100 do SHAVING CREAM-this article obtain
ed the premium at the Fs@,klis Institute,
Philadelphia in lS45.
300 lbs. fresh Chamomile Flowers
500 lbs yellow MUSTARD SEED.
Q3- Country Merchants are respectfully invited to
call at No. $50 MARKET STREET, near Eutaw
nearly opposite the Eutaw House, now owned by
Messrs. Robert Garrett s. Sons. A discount made 10
cash purchasers. fe5-eol0t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-24

VA ALTER e. HARDING,
Wv COMMISSION MER CHANT,
No. S3 BOWLY'5 WHARF,
uher for sale, on the most pleasing terms,
100 bbls Domestic BRANDY
10 /" do SWAN GIN
SO I" do PURE SPIRITS
20 baxes ROCK CANDY
100 bags African PEA NUTS
50 Old Government JAVA COFFEE
boxes LOAF SUGAR
bbs. Puveti2ed do
800 boxes SCOTCH HERRTNGS
100 d" SPERM CANDLES
Is IN PRINCIPE SEGARS
40 boxes CHEESE
30 casks do
50 bbIs. No. and 9 MACKEREI.
70 half tbls. No.. do
20 quarter casks PORT WINE
casks Blcached Winter Whale Oil. fel9-eO4t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House having boon organizc1. and n pray
or said. motion. tic House resolved Itself INTO
Committee Of the " hole, and took up tho Oregon
resolutions.
Mr.. +. 3. King of Georgia, spoke his hour
lie made vigorous attack upon tho adninetra-
lon for Inconsistency and obStincncv on the Ore
gon q irstion. He imputed the blame of the pro-
sent state OF affairs to bad Influences operating on
the Cabinet Ministers. The claim TO the cx-
elusive right to all Oregon first started IN
Baltimore. po'I.ica! gamc, and never
heard of before.
The declaration in Mr.. Polk's inaugural, that
..our right TO the whole Of Oregon was clear and
unqGe~tonablc,' came upon Ike unexpect-
cd thundcrcap. Then followed Engand's de-
ciara;ion. by Sir Robert Pee that she had rights
in Oregon which she would maintain; and then
70, Owed tho offer of Mr.. Polk 10 mike tho 10th
parallel the boundary. How dared Mr.. Polk TO
make such an offer. if he believed claim was
good for tho whole. Mr.. King asked Mr.. Adams
respectfully. 10 give his opinion of right 10 Il
Oregon--whethcr he regarded it clear and un-
questi ,nablc!
Mr.. King hero withdrew the amendment he
had previously offered, for referring tho question
10 arbitration.
Mr.. Adams rcpied--that the question of Mr..
King was susceptible of two meanings. If a
question simply of right meani-then he
considered it clear and ndsputabc. But if all
that is disputab!c. IS m@ant. then our title Is not
Mr.. King resumed he hirtod 1t disposition
10 connect Or con AMI the ,aritf, ana t. nbtain
tie whole Of the former. attic s1cr;ti-c Of the
latter-nni denounced al suca bargaining.
Mr.. Adams next got the floor. He had tie
2i,h 9th and 2S,h verses in frs, chapter Of
Genesis read by the Clerk as the foundation of
orr claim.
IS And Col said. l.. Us make MN in our
image after likeness: and let them have
dominion over The fish of the sea. and the fowl of
the air. and over the cattle. and ali the ca -th
and over every creeping thing tina. creepeth upon
the earth.
- So God created man in his own image: in
the ima re of God created be him. male and female
created he them,
% And God blessed them. and God said unto
them, Be fruitful, and multiply. and replenish the
earth: and subdue IL and have dominion over the
fish of the sea. and the fowl of the air, and
over every thing that n1oveth upon the earth.
He also 90: the Clerk 10 read the S,h verso in
Second Psalms. as follows:
s Ask of mo and shall give thee the heather
for thine inhe ritance and the usermost parts of
the earth for thy possession.
And he also had another passage read-com-
manding the children of the earth TO 60 forth. TO
multiply. and subduc.
He said this was controversy between Chris
tan nations. The Pope was generally believed,
formerly. TO DO the successor Of Him, who gave
the command quoted from scripture. The Pope
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18
The next Canvass .Caud idates,

How Will the Wings select their candidates for tho
August elections This question frequently asked and
pursue the plan have for the last years,
is time the asprants for the legislature
submitting their claims the people. 1t is but little
than month. until the Aprl election when we
have elected candidates. by direct of the party
This plan has thus far given almost
and believe it to be entirely the most satisfactory
plan by which to select them. The coming election
important from the fact, that a Governor and
Lieut. Governor be elected Measures should be
dopted by which full shall be given would
suggest the Chairman Central committee that
meeting be held at carly day. and that plan
rying on the canvass be settled upon. ana published.
w hat say the lends of the good old Wing causer
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18
DENTAL eERY.

WILL return Richmond again or about the Doth
of March; an3, o my old FRIENps and PATRONS,
turn nv thanks, and hope for continuance Of their
favorx And to1fers and iars who underworld
to iniure me for going away, l return my -, and
shall expect a continuance Of lies and seandG for batter
ka nds never can be found.
Those wishing services had better call
venie for shall remain only few weeks before
leave for another absence Of three months
". Fl. DAVIS.
Feb Is I:46 II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18

Family Hams...We acknowledge the recent Of an
excellent Ham, from Benz Strattan, cured for
the retail trade We tested the qualities the ono pre-
scented and nd such our citizens q.
fond of good Hams call at Mr. Stratt,n's
store and supply themselves.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18

Rachel Barker, member of the Society OF Friends,
the New Orleans Times, delivered very animated
discourse the evening of the 25th ut the Metho
dist Church, Poydras street, before numerous audi
tory. She accompanied by several members of the
The Quakers estnable BODY Of citizens.
2endently of their moral nfue they nvaua-
bic :her industry. Like the bees they enrich
locality in which they dwell. Rachael Bankers obIe
and that her friends, does be a pecunarv
one in the visit they have made bat simply
pound of the r. nds and advance the
great religion and morality: The Hon Henry
Clay among her auditors
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18

At the Spring election, Justice Of the peace, 70 r
Wayne Township, is to be elected in the place of s. b.
Stanton Esq. whose time expires in few months Who
candidates. " have heard several persons spo-
ken Of but they all decline taking the office. As
friend Elder has the post Office and the office of the JEFF
fersonian, would suggest he the Office of Magis-
We would pledge him vote, if for
one thinC-he a loco.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of an Execution to
- me directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, will
expose public sale the Court House Centre
VILE Wayne county, Indiana, the 18th of March,
1916, between the hours of 10 o'clock m, and o.
clock p said day, the following property to- wit
Part of the South East quarter of thirty five
1850 and small part of the South West quarter Of sec.
ton irysix f36) township fourteen, 14) range one
~ West of meridian line drawn the mouth of the
Great Miami and bou follows to-wit: Re-
ginning at the centre of section thirty fve 1857 running
thence East hundred and I20l perches and
tenhs $40 TO a stake thence South thirty 1901
degrees East twenty-four pa links to a buckeye, and
thence on the same course (7s) peches
and seventenhs 1lO to the section line South
forty 40 degrees East nineteen 49, perches and
tenths f310) stake thence South ~ perches
stake the North side of the Cumberland Road
thence South eighty ~ degrees West, along the
North side of said road, eightyfour 80 and
eight re0) post front of Brick House
West still along the North side road ninety 1901
perches and five nths to stake thence North
hundred and five 1861 perches and -tenths f7-I1
the beginning said Smith retaining thirteen (l3j
out of the South Of the tract front thirty
800 perches said road estimated to contain eighty
anda half (o04) exclusive of the thirteen I3)
reserved. be the same or less
Taken the property Of Amos Cawson, satisfy said
Execution in favor Of John Smith.
DAVID GENTRY, Sh>rG ". C.
February 18th, 1916. fpr's fee - ets
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18
New PapcrN.

The News Letter" is the title CT paper just COM
menced at Centrevlle in this county Mr. c. B. Bently
is the publishers but who is the editor' We suppose
Is Mr. Miscellaneous the character Of the paper
be of that stamp IL neatly got up printed ne pa
per, ami filled with very readable matter There
papers Published in the county and if our people
intelligent will be the fault the printers
We wish Mr.. Benty success, and il every person who
should take paper were TO subscribe, old Wayne
might sustain the six good papers But is, there
not publisher in the county. who afford, from his
patronage, TO publish paper worthy the county.
The Jacksonan.'' locofoco paper bearing this III
tie has been ISSUED at Nashville, by Messrs- Brocas &
King. j. L. Robinson. Esq, is said TO be the cditor.
We wish the that publishers, who industrious young
succeed o the extent of their anticpatons.
'.W eekly American Ctzcn.' We have received tho
first numbers OF paper bearing this title. published
Cincinnati. Messrs. Bateman, Bems & Co. publishers.
1t appears to be conducted with ability, and neatly
printed. We hope the publishers may make a fortune
They deserve II.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18

A writer in the News Letter, the signature Of
Cleo, speaks in high terms of the Canal Bill. Ths
writer talks with confident knowledge the provisions
and effects Of the bill. VIII he inform what will be
the probable of the State day of
January -53 if this law carried out 10 the full extent
IT'S friends anticipate for t2 The debt, principal in
teress, the first of July will be 900
and the first of January 1883, will b. one cent
less. And in all probability it will be 81 100000
than now IS This paying the State debt with VEN
geance
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18

-inother Reroh Herico.-Civil war IS again impen-
ding this Inflated country. Arssa the north and
ucaan in the south have declared against Paredes
successful hero of few weeks I, feared rev ou-
ton viii be general and is thought By Santa
Anna will yet that country acquire power
He was at Havana at the latest dates
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18
Cumberland Road.

Mr.. R. Smith, Chairman of the committee on Road,
and Canals, in the House of Representatives of Con-
gres has reported bill providing for the continual
OF the Cumberland Road, which read twice. and re-
ierred to the committee of the whole This will the
end OF for some months yet-and then i will be le
among The unfinished business So much for locofocs
ISM 1t not thus disposed Of and If should finally pan
then Folk wall veto IL So much for cIectng Polk
who has declared appropriation o this road to DO
constitutional.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18
CINCINNiTI MARKETS. FEB. -.

CINCINNiTI MARKETS, Feb. -. FLOUR
Sales yesterday: Miami Canal, 37I brls at a.: -
us 3;.; Whitewater Branch, 400 brls at 315:
from wagons. 60 brls at 3.-5.
WHISkY Sales yesterday of 20 bris Il 3-ec per
gallon. 40 and y brls Il &c.
COFFEE.-A sale of 20 bags good Rio a esc per h.
MOLASSES<- sale Of - brls at 264c per gal.
PORk.-A sale Of 80 brls Mess at $1,000 and l6 hi
brls do at $50
BACON.-A sale Of hhds Sides and Shoulders a. SIC
per ID
LARD.-A sale from Whitewater Branch of 300 brIs
and 300 kegs at price not ascersined.-- Go-stte.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18

Several editorial articles prepared for this weeks pa
per unavodably omitted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18

.Facts the People. Previous to IN. lac, rh..,.
toria election the state inundated an ,n,,ueu.
and base pamphlet under this imposing title. 1t med
the people, by false doctrines ami pcIdious areu.
menis. Another Pamphe, OF the same character upon
different subject, will be broad throughou,
this State. Ii WILL all probability bear the Of
another Individual than that of Gov. Whtcomb author
bu, the beet will be his election. We of course know
nothing Of locofoco &c bat tell the peo-
pie 10 look out for such pamphlet.
u said Indiana Bonds have risen - the
dollar New York This arises probably from the pas
sage Of the canal bill. Illinois has made arrangemen
similar TO that of Indiana, and her bonds selling
"a cts Why this dference' VIII it continue.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18

Richmond, Fe b. Il, 1916.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-08

power of acknowledgement proper,-which only
has seventeen millions Of people, five of which
are starving. and only depending on this country
for their daily bread-psha,c
will contract IN put in the water, ready for
sea service, equipped, manned, and armed. fo-ty
line of battle ships of one hundred guns, seventy
irlga'es, mounting each sixty guns, fifty sloups
OF war of thirty guns, and thirty steamers from
two hundred tn seventeen hundred tons, mount.
ing from two To twenty guns each-this day
year. This fleet would sweep from the ocean
any fleet England could fit out. In the mean
time, such system of harbour defence c,uld be
made, that all the powers of chrstendnn could
not dare to penetrate harbour on the coast.
We have passed through two wars with X" all
po,cerfh England" and have, in both, come
oF Uictorious and are our hearts less free. arms
weaker, or havo we less courage than formerly ?
No-no sir. Look at our hardy pioneers-even
children and women of the present day. are over
coming obstacles, that the red coats of England
would not dare to a,,empt-and what is there TO
impede our sulid phalanx of pioneers from strad
ding this continent from the Atlantic To the Pac
hc-nnthing nothing -sbsnlntely nothing-in
fact only that which children laugh at.
Yours truly. JACK FLYBLOCK