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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-02

WASHINGTON. ALEYANDRIAIA AND
I,LlEf,LrrNt.-hr Al, L

WASHINGTON AIES3iND4tIAIN MD
GEORGETOWN STEAN: PA isET LINE.
- eeSSz7 The proprietofs Of this Line having
- ts5=e purchased the fine Steamboat Columbia,
she will leave Commerce street wharf
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock.
Returning she viii leave Washington every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING nc, and Alexandria at z O'Clock
Both gong and returning she uiii receive and land
passengers and Light goods the usual Landings TN
Potomac. f-.rhe freight On such goods must be pai
at the time of shipment.
Shippers requested tn have their goods distinctly
marked and 10 designate by Eiark each package
when practicable, the place OF delivery, whether Alex
andTia, Washington Georgetown. and III of mis-
Garage, loss damage Immediately to notify the Agent
tie portof delivery Otherwise Tie Company will
Be held bound.
All goods intended to be shipped mist be alongside
before 3 O'Clock on TIE DAYS of departure.
Passengers baggagcald parcels at the .ris Of the own
ers thereof
Passage between Baltimore and any landing on the
Potomac, either way, -, ezs,lusive Of meals.
Apply 10 CEAS. WORTHINGToN,
az eut. Ag
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-. observation-disclosures.

~ the commissioners of insovent debtooS
cty and county of Baltimore, liollce II n ma mn
- ;y lD to the creditors OF DANIEL hath been
py gisen, debtor that personal discharge ha are
Insast The said debtor and that the said IN
gnnred TO attend the Office OF the said n Inc rh day
ne court house, in the city of baltimore, ON and nom-
of April next at ten O'Clock m u for their bene
~: and Is give all the information ~ diem 10 report TO
70 the said Commissioners, to enable an act OF Assem-
SS passed f at s@ sa s R S
iaing TO nsovent dcDo[s s the na healing in his
June next hath been fixed 20, rs
case a before IRE inc ns s', da in the
an % IaT4w
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DIR. uULL'sPATENT TRUSS.

THyHE SUBSCRIBER has just received from u
a Hull, complete assortment OF the genuine HULL >
TRUSS adapted for every variety of Rupture, aud suit
able for all ages and sizes.
From mere than thousand Physicians and Surgeons
who have given decided preference 10 this instrument
over all other in use, Dr. Hull will select few names,
whose distinguished medical reputation cannot but re.
solve the doubts of the most sceptcal in
New York City-Naentinc Mott, VI. d., Geo. Bushe
NJ D.. Alexander ii. Stevens, M. d. David liosack, NJ
D.. William Barrow, NJ. D., Cyrus Perkins, NJ. D., Gil
bert Smith, VI. D.. Samuel Ackerly, NJ. ID.
AIbany-Jonathan Fights, NJ. D., Townsend, NJ ID.
Unca-John Mccall, NJ. D., Norton, NJ ID.
phia-Professors Gibson, aberlee, Drake, Nc
Cellan.
BostOn-Shur1, NJ. D., Ingois, NJ D.
BaIumore-Proiessor Potter, John Buckler, NJ. ID.
Washington City-Joseph Lovcl, NJ. D., Professor
ScNall, Surgeon General u 5. Army, A. S. Hall, NJ. D.
New Havcn-Profossor Hubbard, Professor Ives
Harord-Eli Todd, NJ. D., late Principal OF the insane
asylum.
Plymouth, Mass.-Ias. Thatcher, NJ. ID.
Worcester, Mass.-Samuel Woodward, NJ. d.
Sir Ashley Cooper, London.
Mr.. Sev, Surgeon General British Army. Canada.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The proprietor of Hubs Truss gives notice thatin con
sequence OF the many imperfect and illegal iatlons of
this Truss. sold iD this city and elsewhere he will in flu
tare aix his signature TO every Truss from his Of
iee, without this none genuine.
AMOS G. HULL.
For sale wholesale and retail by
G.. l.. DUiJURST,
Corner of Pratt street and DGgan's wharf
ma Lever eHd of Centr Market Space.
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NRY order OF commissioners oil tnsolpert debt
b ors city and county of Baltnore notice is
hereby given TO the creditors Of FRlSBf T. FRANCE
an insolvent debtor, that personal discharge hath
Been granted the said debtor, and that the said credi
1ors required TO attend at the Office of the said com
Inissoners in the court house, i'll the city of Baltimore,
the 18th day of May next, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, and nominate trustee or trustees. 20 be appoint
ed for their benefit: anG 30 give all the information in
their possession the said commissioners enable
them Frpou Baltimore county court, agreealy
act OF Assembly, passed at December session. 1881
the 3f day Of July next, hath been fixed for the fl.
hearing in his case, before The said commissioners.
Dated the l2th day of March, in the year 1910
kIh i-law3m mai lawI0w
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my order Of the commissioners e OF lsovet aeotofs

ny order OF c9nm a, n % ogv I{0s0
-aB lof uie ~ the creditors of ISADORE A. so
heIegy 81 jnsolvent debtor, that personal discharge
,en granted the said debtor and that the sad
aa are required attend the office of the said
commissioners in the court house, in the city of Balt-
mere on the sixth day of April next len o. clock in
sje forenoon, and nominate trustee uustees to be
pponted for their benefit: and TO give all the iRionna
ion in their possession the said commissioners TO en-
able them to report Baltimore county court, agreed
bly, TO act of Assembly, passed ut December session.
1e3I entitled Gan act relating TO nsolrsni debior
and that the sixth day of June next hath been fixed tor
se final hearing in his case, before the said commits
Dated the I'd day of March in the year 1910.
mar 7-law:}m an 70 lawn
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EHOUCE's PANACEA, PREPARED SOLELY
III VI FROM NEGETABLE MATTER. BY JACOB

EHOUCIZ'S PANACEA, PREPARED SOLELY
II il FROM VEGETABLE MATTER, BY JACOB
HOUCK. Baltimore. This justly celebrated Panacea
may he taken with perfect safety by all ages and in all
diseases. It's cures for the following diseases Dys
pepsa, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Inflammation of
the Stomach, Heart Bur- Diarrhga, Dysenery or Fltx.
Piles, Fistula, Distracted henstraton AgHe aud &c
yer, Bilious Remittcnt Fever, Typus Fever, Scarlet
Fever, Small POx, Eryspelus or 81. Anthony's Fire,
Asthma, Pleuy, Measles, Yellow Fever, Costvcness,
Wind on the Stonachor Bowels, Cholera Morbus, Con
sumption, Influenza, Colds, Coughs, infianmaory Sore
Threat Quinsey, Wheoping Cough, Thrush or Sore
Mouth Pitrd Sore Throat Group, Inflammation Of the
Heart, Dropsy, ricketts,, Diseases of the Liver, Jaundce,
difficulty of making Urine, elect, Mysteries Nervous and
Scrouio,is Affections of the members and lisamcnis
Mercuiai and Vcneria Discusses, Ulcers Sores, Alice
tons of the Skin and all diseases arising from impure
blood.
PRICE, PER BOTTLE, 81, 80.
{l3-The above Medicine be obtained in South
Charles street. opposite German, with proper directions
Tor ing. liberal discount made to persons who buy
to sell.
{1y-Likewise, the PANACEA can he obtained in all
of the cties, and the greater part OF the towns and vii
lag in the United states. The great number Of Ger
accompanying the directions. showing the eai
the Panaeea has effected when all other medicines
have failed. will iy satisfy the public of its efficacy.
ma
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heang, nperiont aud anodyne naiufe-npeh al ODD
strucOns of the breast and lungs; promote cApccio.
lungs carry of the slow, inward, hectic fever promote
Digestion strengthen the nerves, increase the appetite
and revive the tore and dropping spirits. Incorporation
of the Specitic is safe, mild and easy, ans may be TAX
en- without danger, by women in the last stage OF preg
nancy and is sovereign remedy for chidren and gives
immediate relief to the whooping cough, teeling and
the bowel complaints. The proprietor has been in the
habit ofsng this specific in his private practice for these
thirty years past in Hypochondrca, fystercal Nerv-
Gus Diseases, accompanied with depression and low
ness of Spirits Sc, well as diseases of the heart and
lungs with unparalleled success The dose of the Spe
cine be given according to the age and strength Of the
patient ms directed for the constructive.
NH , 2aW-An 30
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order of the commissioners of insoiveIt deis-
z = for tie city and county of Baltimore, ii0iic
hereby given to the creditors of CHAS. EIEMEYER
insolvent debtor, that personal discharge hath beet
granted 10 The said debtor, aud that tic said creditors
required to attend at the Office OF the said
sioneIs III the court house, in the city of Baltimore
the 4I dayo May next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustee trustees, to he appointed
for their benefit: and To give ali the information in
their possession 10 the said commissioners, enable
them toreport Baltimore county court agreeabIy to
an act of Assembly,, passed at December session. 1897
entitled san act relating TO nsolvent debtos;- ard
that the Sd day of July next hath heen fixed for tile
final hearing in his case, before the said commits oaers
Dated the 20tli day of March, in the year 1870.
M lawn INA 2-leANsY
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by JACOD IiOtIkJ IHHfHOTe,
EToR tie cure of the following diseases: Tumors,
Il rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, Ring Worms, Itch, Chill
blans Frost Bites, Mumps, Stiffness of the Jointss
iCrainls Burns, Scads, and all kinds of sweinss ate
tended with pain.
t6z-The LINiMEN,r can be obtained mt HoUCK'S
LABORATORY, South Charles, Market street
him proper directions Tor using. Price so cents
tt2
By Patents for tfloe3ition and Improvement,
and by the APPRECIATION Of the Royal flea
denny Of Medicine Of Paris
slaLATIEE CAPSULES OF PURE EAL-.
SAM C0PAIVA,
BY r. FOIGER.
FEvAIS Basam Copaiva is of all medicines employed
Ill in combating the chronics and gonorrlDal a
iectons, also the biennorlna called Whites the only
the specific of which has never been doubted and
10 which physicians h- in consequence given the pre-
ference; but its natscous taste and smell are the
of its being rejected By many patients.
therefore offer mode of administering ii in such a
that il cannot occasion the slightest Tepuglance
and this without submitting it TO any alteration My
method consists in Enclosing II IN the gelatne capsules.
IL ncloses the precious medicnei such manner as TO
disguise il entirely the taste and smell and IT goes in
tue digestive organs without any other mixture :lan
that Of the gelatin, with which il is enyeloped and which
is completely dissolved in the stomach. y this
the treatment OF the gonnorrhma being effected
without disgust and consequently without ntenunton
will become more prompt and more sure. tins prcyant
inc the possibility of relapse.
Tie certificates III my possession are 80 numerous
that il would require too MITCH room TO publish them nII
Ii needs only TO say geIntne capsules were unanimous
" approved by the school Of medicine among WHOM we
found tho ntlnps of
l.is Baron Albert, first physician TO the King &c.
,1ftiac, surgeon major TO the hospital fr pete &c.
MAfJnnl, Kist OF the Legion OF Honor, professor in
the medicine OF Paris, and Surgeon to the King, &C.
po'a ny G. S. DUHURsT,
Corner of Pratt street and Dusan's wharf
lela-y lower corner Market Space.
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FOIt ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE

~a The Steam Boat MARYLAND leaves
E1-tRA Baltimore on the following days, toa the
%zsSss 9zlktssv2z- above places
For Annapolis, Cambridge x Easton on EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY, II O'Clock.
ON EVERY SUNDAY, ut O'Clock, for Annapolis,
and return the same day.
And on EVERY MONnAY, at o'clock for Anns.l-
oils St Mchaels Wye landing and return same day
beautiful "trip for an excursion; persons going for this
purpose will pay only 81 80 passage; starting from tie
usual place, Dugan's wharf.
NJ h. All baggage at the owner 5 risk
ma d LEAIUEL G. TAYLOR.
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TRAVETAENs REGIsTETs.
ERETGHlr AND PASSAGE FOR

If.dVRE DE G3e.9 CE .4ND PORT DEPOSIT.
~7 The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT,
EN-ajR4krs.r Capt. Kenny, has commencedhsr trips,
andygill leave PattersGi's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings at O'Clock.
Rsturning will lease Port Deposit every Wednesday,
and Sunday mornings at the same hour, and VIII land
passengers at KenRaId's wharf, Chcstertowa and
Iowes Point.
{a5-The Woleot has been heightened and thoroughly
" and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery, end
is in the best possible orde
VIM. OWEN,
ie Q Agent
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MEDICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
INDIAN SPECIFIC.

FOR the cure of C0ids,
iVhooping Cough, Splitting
of Blood and Consumption,
Sc. just received and fer
sfie ~ tie AetLts.
L6Ill9s \ hjKlKECN,
ttiIOIiItNoI a q ] ulii-
noe SIS. ] alijn tie.
This sItcifc is extracted
Ky a chCmical process frcm
Lerbs, roots, plants and flow
ers, when in greatest perGec-
ZION. They are of balsamic,
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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-05

the British as the range intended in The
treaty, ard which they loose no opportuni-
ty of hourishing about our ears with an
importance that clearly manifest their
consciousness Of the advantage 10 be
gained by the substitution. They have
measured lie heights Of the principal
elevatiops along this range, and assert
that the heights are greater and the eleva-
ton" is 10 be taken us the thing contem-
plated by the treaty.
On this point the map is ingeniously
deceptive Upon il the southern range,
or "axis Of maximum elevation" is darkly
shaded, so as to catch the eye at once as il
falls upon the map, and from conspi-
Icuous object, even to the most casual
glance, while the northernrage is set down
very gingerly, as mere doubtful line OF
spurs, unworthy to be called q rage Of
| highlands.
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WASHINGTON CORPORATION.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1910.

J
The Board met. Present; Messrs. Goldsborongh,
(President) Barclay, Randolph, Kirkwood, God
dard, Brent, Brady, Clarke, Dove, and Marshall
Ihe following communication was received from
the Mayor in relation 10 the lock up fouse in the
Third Ward; which was read and referred to the
members from the I'd and Sd Wards:
MAYORS OFFICE, AUGUST 81, 1910.
To The Board Of Aldermen md
Board of Common Council
GENTLEMEN: The old lock-np house in the Third
Ward is so unfit for use that the Ward may be said
TO have none and this is section of the city which
unfortunately has great deal more occasion for
such place OF confinement than any other. The
police officers are now dependent on the county iai
as a temporary receptacle for the numerous dis
turbcrs of the peace and other offenders whom
they arrest IN the night; and this accommodation of
the city officers on the part of the ailer is objected
to by the United States Attorney DIS improper, SO
that night brawers ard rowdies obtain sort of i'm
pnnity from the want of convenient place of con.
finement until morning. A remedy for this defici.
ency has been suggested by the Ponce Magistrates
OF The Ward, and this is, to have magistrates
room and two lookup rooms adjoining erected on
the scale house in the market square. The possess
sion Of so convenient and secure place Of commit.
mcn would enable the officers to act more efficient
ly and would tend 10 the encouragement of those
disturbances OF peace, quiet, and order which now
so frequently annoy the community at night and on
the Sabbath. Such an establishment in that pos-
ton would also contribute essentially to protect the
market people, who come in in the evening and pass
the night in the market square, from those pier
ers OF whose depredations ard rudeness they now
SO loudly complain The Police Magistrates prof.
fer to attend regularly every morning at the house
for the trial of 81 who may be arrested and com.
niited, and one Of them submits some remarks on
the subject in the accompanying letter, to which
respectfully refer you. II is minated that the pro.
posed erection would cost from three to four hind.
red dollars and il might probably, from its position
and commodlousness, be suitable and sufficient for
the use of both the Second and Third Wards. The
letter referred to has been sent 10 the Board OF All
dermen. Very respectfully sc.
w. w. Sc ATOM.
The following communication was received from
the Mayor, enclosing communication from mum.
Der Of citizens on the subject OF fires which wa.
read and referred TO the members of the Sec IN |
aud Third Wards
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MURRAY's FLUID MAGNEsIA.-Th fol

MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA.-The fol.
1VA lowing official report OF its merits is founded
upon twenty years experience by Dr. Comns In
spector OF Army Hospitals, communicated the 10
discoverer, Sir James Murray
The Solution of Magnesia is found particularly
beneficial as pleasing sedative and aperien in all
cases Of irritation or acdity of the stomach partcu
larly during pregnancy, febre complaints. infanile
disorders, or sea sickness.
An ounce or two of the Solution speedily removes
heartburn, acid eructations, sourness, or irregular
digestlons Of females and children.
In the army and navy it has been found 10 COM
pose the stomach in few minutes, after any excess
or hard drinking.
For preventing the evolution or deposition of uric
acid IN govt or gravel, the efficacy Of the dissolved
magnesia was long since authenticated by Drs Nc
Donnell and Richardson, and Sir James Murray.
The solution has almost invariably succeeded in
removing the hts. spasms, headaches, and gastric
coughs 10 which delicate persons are subject from
acids and crudities OF the stomach and bowels
Extract from the Medico- Chirurgical Review for
April. 1929, edited by DR.. James Johnson physi-
clan extraordinary TO the late King SC. &C.
Pellucid Solution Of Magnesia This very useful
and elegant preparation we have been trying for some
months, as an aperent and acid in dyspeptic COM
plants, attended with acidy and constipation and
with very great benefit. 1t has the advantage over
common magnesia in being dissolved, and therefore
not liable TO accumulate in the bowels. II is decid-
edly superior 10 soda or potash, on account of its
aperlent quality. and Of its having no tendency to
reduction of flesh and strength, which tn two car
Donates aforementioned certainly tend to- when
long continued and taken in considerable quantities
we hope Sir James Murray, the discoverer of the
process for preparing this medcide, will take the
trouble to make il more generally ac cessbe 10 the
public in this metropolis, there being only one or
two authorized agents here"
sir Humphrey Davy testified that this Solution
iorns soluble combinations with uric acid salts in
cases OF govt and gravel thereby couneractng their
injurious tendency when other alkaes and even
magnesia itself had failed.
For sale at ToDDNS Drug Store.
Sent
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Northeastern Boundary.-In giving
place to the long report of the British com
missioners, on the northeastern boundary,
the New York Commercial has the follow
ing remarks:
There is little novelty in the positions
commended for by the commissioners, but
considerable in their mode of sustaining
them. They claim Mars illasthenorth-
west angle of Nova Scotia; deny that a
river flowing into the bay of Fundy is
river flowing into the Atlantic, and insist
that the small stream running into the st.
Lawrence between the 81 and I'D degrees
OF west longitude, are not rioers within
the meaning Of the treaty. They say the
only "river" flowing into the StLawrence
are the ST. Francis and the Chaudierc;
the only rivers flowing into the Atlantic
are the Androscoggin, the Kennebec and
the Penobscot.
The principal novelty in their state
ment ofthe case, is the adoption of new
phrase instead of the terms ahighlands"
employed in the treaty This new phrase
is the axis of maximum elevation"
which they employ TO designate the more
southern range Of highlands, claimed by
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The deck for action--but whether they willin-
teIiere or not at the ensuing fall election, re-
mains TO be decided. Lately they have been
perfectly quiet-leaying to their friends 10
exercise their right Of vo,ing as they pleas
ed-but waiting the moving Of the waters
and the proper moment 10 cure the political
leprosy of the times, the extension of a dam
gerous, grasping and dcmoralizing foreign
influence.
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MAYORS 0rricE, WAsmiNGrok, AUG 81, 1910.
10 the Board of .9hterRen aid
Board gf Common Council
GENTLEMEN: communicate herewith memo.
lial OF number of the citizens OF the Third Ward
of the city, subject ofmgch importance 10 tile
comfort Of the inhabitants and the security of their
properly. Tie numerous recent Wei established
cases oil successful incendiarism as well as insuc-
cessful attempts of the same atrocious character,
combined with other disorders loudly complained
OF, entitle this memorial 10 the serious consideration
Of the Councils, and their recommendation 10 is "a
yorable decision. My own convictions ale entirely
N unison with the object and prayer OF the petit.
TONERS.
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NATIVE AMllNl2LOAN0

We were about penning an article on the
Naive American principles and their tenden-
cies on our Institutions, when we espied
the following just remarks and true, to
which we cheerlully give place, in prefer
ence to any thing we could say on the sub.
ject
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Very respectfully, &c.
w. w. SEATON

w. w SEATON.
The amendment Of the Board of Common Couo.
Gil to The bill lor repairing certain culverts in the
Third " ard" was taken up and agreed to-
Mr.. Randolph, from the Committee on Imnrove
ments, reported without amendment, the bill from
the Board Of Common Council 'sauthorizing The
curbstone to be set and the fooiway paved on thu
south side OF street norh between 9Th and 9th
streets west" and it was then read the third time
and passed.
Mr.. Randolph, from The same committee. repor
ted, without amendment, the bill, smaking nm an
preparation for charging the passage to NE water
through the run which crosses G street north be-
tween 4th and 9th streets west" the bill was then
amended and read the third time and passed.
Mr.. Randolph, from the same committee report-
ed the bill from the Board Of Common Council
'making an appropriation for enlarging the gutter
oh the east side of 9th street from + 10 G street
north, aud for other purposes with All amendment
which was considered and agreed TO- land the bill
was then read the third time as amended and pas
sed.
The Chair laid before the Board a memorial
from John Gadsty and others; which was referred
to the Committee on improvements
On motion Of Mr. Goddard, the Board resumed
the consideration OF the bill ''auhorziug tie Mayor
to construct reservoirs upon certain condtions'-
and it was then read tie third time and passed
Ordered that the title be amended by nsertin e the
words ''ocal improvements by"
Mr. Marshall introduced a resolution concerning
the building of new aims house and fer other puT.
poses; the resolution was then read the third time
and passed, and Messrs. Marshall, Clarke, and RAN
doph were appointed the committee.
And then the Board adjourned.
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My Dear wife T. as the man said when
he looked at his last milliner's bill