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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01
[Fronl the New York Evening Post
THE CAUSES OF LOW PRICES

An attempt is making 10 persuade the far
mers that the present low prices Of produce are
the effect OF the sub-treasury, As they call it,
We often hear Of sr post fdcto laws. but el
post facio like this Of the sub-ireasury. which
begins TO operate before il is in existence, is a
curiosity in legislation.
The independent Treasury scheme has been
twice lost in Congress. and each time orators
and Wing prints have raised shout Of exults-
ton at what they called defeat of the sub
treasury. Yet the moment il serves their pur-
pose. they change their note, they hear that the
prices Of grain, potatoes aud cotton are low, and
they Immediately exclaim. behold the conse-
quence of the sub-treasury IL on looking at
the price current they had found the products
Of agriculture had risen in value. they would
have cried out, behold the blessed coosequen-
ces OF rejecting the sub.treasury A great
general cause has been at work, very different
from that to which the whig takers and whig
presses ascribe it.
That cause isihe American Banking system,
with Mr.. Biddless bank at its head; a system
Of which we never had so thorough and deci-
sive a trial as within the last few years; a sys-
TEN which has penetrated every nook Of the
Union. and effected. more or less. every trans
action OF commerce, every enterprise, every
sale, every exchange Of properly between man
and man.
The effect Of that system. nobody denies,
was 10 tempt speculation and prices Nobody
now denies that credit too much extsoded,
that real estate was rated beyond its due value.
that rents were too high. that -four and pota-
toes and beef were too dear at the time when
that system was in its greatest activity.
Now this is a state or things that never did
and never can continue. Ifprices are too high
they must come down. If credit be too much
extended. it must be contracted; there is nc
alternative. But in these cases, the misfortune
is that period Of excessively high prices and
and active speculation is always followed by 4
period Of excessively low prices and stagna-
tion Of business. Prices will then sink much
below just average standing as they formerly
rose above it.
lfthc prices Of any commodity are now ru-
inousIy low. it is because they have been exor-
bitantly high, il we cannot buy and sell now.
il is because we have over,raded in time past
Yet here is a set Of politicians who imagi inc
the people senseless enough to believe the euor-
nous absurdty. that all these effects have been
produced by The sub-ireasury law, which has
never passed
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SNIP @ NEW s.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY. March both.
Sleeps Trader. and George & Eliza Snow, both
from New Bedford for Hailford.-Sloops Isaac II.
Borden. Brown. & Charles. Ash. both from New
York; Henry. Allen, fur Taunton for N. York ;
Yankee, Brisbtnan. Providence for do.
FRIDAY. March 9Th.
Seh'r Benz D'WOlG Smyley. from a Sealing
Voyage, and 80 days from Pernambuco. with
1875 fur seal skins g. $50 hair do.-Left there Feb
95tb, bark Caroline. Of and for New York, 3 days ;
brigs Lion. Of Providence; Clio, of New York I;
Snssn, of Boston. Spoke l4th inst. lat 81 30 N,
lon 81 ii W bark Fanny OF Boston. Glover, 40
days fm Liverpool for New Orleans: part Of her
crew had attempted n mutny. but were in irons
put two men on board Of her.
Schr Darius Of and from Prov. for Baltimore
Gen. Cobb Cobb Of and foI Baltimore, I'm Prov
Sioops Delight, OF and I'm Sandwich. for Sion.
ington Now York, Barker, of and I'm Providence
for New York; Emerald, Sullivan, Of and for
Rochester. I'm Pawtueket; Elenorn, Bradford, OF
and I'm Lyme for New York.
. SATURDAY, March %.
Scbrs Zephyr, Lane Of and for Yarmouth. I'm
New York; Baltic, Crosby, Of Barnstable, from
Boston, for Hartford Roco G., Bonsey, of Taun.
ton, fm Philadelphia, for New Bedford
Sloop Willard. Miller, Of and fm Bristol for A.
York.
Revenue Cutter vigilant, Connor, I'm cruise.
TUESDAY. March 81.
Ship Armaia, Peabody. ofand for New London,
I'm South Atlantic, ST. Helena Feb. 9Th. with 1900
bbls VIII, and 200 sp oil, and 1000 lbs bone. The
A. has been absent 20 monihs.--Spokc Nov Sd,
ship Montana OF NaDt. sp wis; 18th Com. Per.
ry, New London. AGO sp; 18th bark Monmouth
Cold Spring 100 sp; 3Oih. ship Delphos. Tisbury
wis; Feb 18th, LAT 7A s, Ion 16 55 w bark
Pembroke, Chester. N. London. 1000 sp 500 VIII /,
March l5,h lat rs N, lon 6I 30 w, ship Trenton.
OF Boston, I'm Liverpool for Mobile 18th. iai 25
AZ N, Ion 62 55 w. Bremen bark Couran, from
Haiiy for Bremen 25lb. lat 80 40 NJ Ion 3 30
w. British bark Mary Ann, Ha,ion. Of HALIFAX
for ilayans.-The Eronaut. Malrey, Of Mystic,
sailed from ST. Helena on the 22d january for
home
| SclI Brown. Anthony. T days from Ocrscoeke
with Corn q Cotton for Providence.
Sloops Rienzi. Heath. fin New York for Provi
dence-ssiled IN compsny with Sloop Camilla. for
do.-Jsne. Hail. from Pawcatuck for do.
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G}-It 10 the Office Of federal politicians 10
misrepresent the measures Of the demseratie
party. Holding fellowship with party which
s,o~s no measures OF It's own. they have but
one mode OF warfare. which is 10 assail those
OF their opponsuts. We have been accused Of
advocating 40 srelusire metallic currency, for
the purpose of srrsying public opinion asains,
Us, in our sndsavors TO infuse more coin in the
circulating medium Of the country. We might
with far more reason charge the whigs with be-
iDs in favor Of an exclusive paper currency, from
their opposition TO this great ssd necessary re-
form. We sllude to this TO e'iuce to our real
ders that falsehood is necessary. aad freely used
BY the Wigs TO Strengthen their cause; but
like other falseho from the same source. It
has only returned with destruction upon its an
thors. ...
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H drrte0
N>1e-.&~>A

In Providence. on Wednesday last, by the Rev
DR.. Crocket, Samuel Larned, Esq to Celia, eldest
daughter OF tho H"n. Albert C. Greene, Attorney
General ofthis state.
At Washington ID. C. on the 2slh ult in st.
Johns Church. bs the Rev. Or. Hawley Charles
Willing, M. d. orPhiladslphia, 10 Rebeec, Sangh.
ter ofihe Hon. Joseph L. Tiliingbasi, member ol
Congress from this state.
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Nkw-foK CATTLE MARkEr. Msrch %.
Reported for the New York Jour. OF Commerce !
Al market t5o head OF Beef Cattle. ITO Milch
Cows. and 900 Sheep.
Priees-Beef Ca,ile-Sales at 81 TO S9A. avg,
Ss4 the 100 lbs
Milch Cows-Sold at $25. 30 and 3S each
Sheep-sold at 2 80, -. and Sc each.
Hay-SalsS by the load at 50 10 69c the 100 lbs
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BRIGHTON MARKEr. Mondav March q,

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, March 23.
lRepor'ed for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot. !
Al market $50 Beef Cattle. IS pairs Working
Oxen. II Cows and Calves. $50 sheer. $50 Swine
PrIesS-Beef Csuls-We quote LIST quality So
10; "a do SO 25 Sc so; Sd do s. so a Sc
Wofking oxen-Sales al ~ 80, $50, 81, 90,
100. li2 lis, and leo
Cows and Calvss-sales at s25, 30, 81, and 4a,
Sheep-We aid not learn the prices
Swine--Lols sold at a a sc for Sows and 81 a
&c for BarTows. At retail 6 for Sows and 2 for
Barows.
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CLEARED.
No Clearances since onr last.

Loss or TIN SLoop CAMILLA, OF PRoyiDrsc1. =
We learn from Capt. Heath, Of the soop .,ienzi
that the sloop Camilla, Ch,mplin. Of Providence
from New York with full ffeigh, for Proyidene.
while running for New London harbor on Monday
afternoon last in thick fog, struck 90 Bar,leu's
Reef, and bilged--vsssel and cargo total loss
crew saved.
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DANCING SCHOOL,
Mr.. CAPRON's DANCING SCHOOL

ME-. CAPRON's DANCING SCHOOL
es,sed. Application should Ne made soon. 49,
Regular days Tuesdays and Wednesday,.
~ d. by the rsqnes, OF suurnber af ladies' who
prefer attending an EVENING CLASS. he will
give Lessons IN Dancing at Masonic Hall on Mon
day evenings, Those wishing TO Improve this op-
eonunity aie respectfully solicited TO attend next
Monday evening at Z o'clock. April Ist
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr at Savannah. 10Th nli sch Eagle, Wylie, I'm
Havana. In gong in, got on The South Breaker,
IN consequence Of thick weather, and unshiPped
her fudder.
Sailed from Baltimore. 2Olh slt, scbr Samuel
Slater, Burdick. Gsrey's Ferry.
Cid at Mobile. IIth ult. schr Virginian. Bur.
rougbs, New York s--l5th Ocisyia, Weeden, for
do RoSalihe. Baker. do.
AZ Havana. i4,h ul.. brig Caspian, swase1. for
Mobile next week
Arr at New Orleans, 18th ult. sehr Sarah Helen,
Chase from Pensacola.
Sailed from Apalsebie 18th uit brig Florida,
Phillips, for New York.
Al Genoa, Feb. Ist. brig lysnhoe- Almy dis..
Al Gibraltar. about Feb. 10th, brig Confidence,
Bailey. FOR Malaga next day.
Arr at Mobile, I7th ult ship w. Goddard, Pot
ter from bentley, Mass. Saw . three maSted sehr
on the Banks. believed 10 have been bound for Mo
bile-showed signal II. Probably the Hannah.
Boss, Of this port. from Boston for Mobile.
Arr at Wilmington. l4th uIi. brig Echo, Messer,
from Havana.
ARA New York, 23d ult sehr woleot,. Ste
vens. from Aitskspas.
Arr at New York on Monday, schr Reaper, Of
North kinestown, 9days from Cbsrl.ton, VIII 30
bales cotton. 18th, of Cape Hsuefss. IN gale Of
wind I'm Ne, was obliged to throw overheard 40
bales eoon TO tighten the vessel,
Sailed IRON New York yesterday. sehr wolco,i,
Hoxe, Savannah.
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WANTED

An INTELLIGENT LAD Of " 10 is.
~ years Of age, win meet with good encourage
nent learn the pRiNTING BUSINESS BY az.
r'y<-s nr.dia,e'. stthe FrP-p,,oas oAses. 10
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0TNOTICE.-N

Tho assessment made by committee appointed by
the Corporation OF the FRS, Baptist Society in New
port, TO make an assessment on pcws, in the first
Baptist Church, which were received Cor old pro-
prie,ors psws as newly numbered, for the purpose
Of raising money to pay OF the ballancr Of the debt
Of the corpora,ionihet time having expired for them
10 pay the same into the Treasury, they are hereby
notified. unless the assessment is paid on or before
the 9Th ofhpril 1870; 80 much OF their psws viii b"
sold at public auction. will pay all incidental char
ses. BY order Of the Corporation.
ISAIAH BURDTCK Treasurer.
March 18th 3w.
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LAST NOTICE.

A Ill persons indebted by note or book account
"A to,hels,e firm Of BORDEN WOOD Il CD.
or Borden Wood are hereby notified that unless the
.nne are paid or satisfactorily adjusted previous to
the 20, day 81 Ap'l next they will on that day nds-
crimina,ely be placed in the hands Of an attorney
for suit Payment can be made 10 Borden Wood,
Esq, who is authorized to receipt for the same.
BENZ. MUMFORD, ATTY for
SAM'r. ST.. JouN, JR., Assignee,
Newport, March ~, 1910. [till A20-Mer. q Her.
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A small steamer called the Argyle. lef,
left Li.erpeol on ibs la for New Orleans.
The Liverpool Albion say, she is iniesded to
ply Is. mail boat b.t-.en New Orleans sod
Vera Cruz.
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D.fnit,on.-" Log Cdbin"--A large, ele-
CANT. white framed house, from 60 to 100
iset in front, sIth numerous out-beuses." in
the niids; Of one Of the most beautiful farms in
IN. state of Ohio, ,-Manhaffan Adr.
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SELLING At COST
FOR CASH.
AT NO. 112.
NATHANIEL SWEET

aoou. make hew arrangement in his business,
u and aarfns the monh ef .SprR he rm ssii
GOODS at COST for CASHI
Al present his stock is good one bough, for cash
and at as cheap rate as any in town, and shall be
sold EAP. good opportunity for his old
customers and others to furnish theuselve, with A
cheap lot Of Dry Goods-please give him call
Newpor, April ], lsI0
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From the Wes.ern Globe.

The first ths, 10 known OF Harrison IN civil
life, is that Of his being a delegate from the
Northwestern Territory. before Ohio was q
State. He was then distius sunhed for nothing
but his blind devotion to the Federal doctrines
fthat day. The lawiess strides Of Federal
power, the unconstitutional. aoti-republiean
principles Of the alien and ssdition laws, receiv-
ed h's unqualified appreciation and support !;
but OF any great measure proposed by bim, We
are utterly ignorant. He was afterwards ap-
pointed GevernOr Of the Indian territory. but
.as TOO unpopular to receive the election to
that ofhce BY the people, when il became a
STATE Aherths war. he was Represenlaiive
IN Congress. and subsequently, a Senator from
Ohio, IN neither OF which places wa. he ever
Distinguished for legislative talents. We hear
OF no luminous reports emsnafiug from him
no prominent part which he ever acted.
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TO LET,

- THE STORE AND WHARF form.
fiIIm ehy occupied by Borden Wood 4 Co; and
lytH- also stable on said wharf The abo,s
will be let separate together. For further psre.
ulsrs apply TO GILBERT CHASE.
March 18th. Il.
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DISTRICT AND PORT or NEWPORT.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
March Ilth, 1910.


March I4ih, Is40.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at
- this office until Saturday the 1Ith dsy Of April
next at I2 o'clock. noon, for furnishing Oil for ths
Light House. in this State, viz:
1900 gallons Of Summer Oil,
d, 300 do. Wmler do.
The Summer Oilto be OF the best spermaee, strain
cd, and tho Winter Oil Of the best Winter pressed.
from head matter; and TO be delivered in the fol-
towing quantities s, the following places:
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Remarkable L0ngerity.-Thers are now liv-
ing in private family in the same house. in the
town of jamestown, in this state =
One woman aged 90 years,
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WHALE o..

At Oahu HsT. ielh, ship Marba, Potter, Of thi,
por. oil no. stated, and ssileIthe same dsy.--A
Oct sghl ship VIM. Lee. Etsssy. Of this port. 9ot
Dbl. sp cal, Tor home.
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AUCTIONS.
THIS DAY,

..tts rms DAHs ~
At 10 .o'eloek, A. ~, in front of the Sub
seribsr's Store, riH be sold al Public Aue-
tiaa. ..f
a 90 lbs. French. Ocbre; one. Bed I side
II Board Lot Of Bottles. Iron Ware, some fur.
nhure apd other articles. Conditions Cash.
April ls. NJ. HALL, Auct'nr.
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Il O lie T
TO LET.

A-A THE SOUTH STORE in tho House
'sTm on Thames street, now occupied by Milton
l-H.lRa. Hall. Possession given the 6rs, Of April.
For further particulars apply 10
Feb. 10. SARAH BAILY.
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Total 347 years.

We believe that this case can scarcely be par
alleled in the United States.
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As some Of the slsetoneeriug tricks, Of the
opposition are, ,e charge on the administration ,
design to Introduce metallic currency, TO de.
Nroy credit. and crush the banks, We give the
following sentiments of Mr.. Grundy of Tennes.
see. leading administration Senator. as the
best refutation Of the falsehood. Other Ssna.
tors, Of the same party. have advanced similar
opinions.
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Tho oil will be received az soon ~ the contract y
completed. and will be paid for when tr'ed and
tssted TO the satisfaction Of the superintendent.
Proposals will also be received at The same tune
for furnishing
/ 500 Tube Glasses,
"a gross Lamp Wicis, and
10 Buff skins.
for the use Of the Light Houses before mentioned,
WILLIAM LITTLEFIELD. Collector.
March. 49, and snp't Of Light Houses.
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JAVNE,s HAIR TONIC.

UET e have, heretofore, numbered ourselves anon
w those who believed that "Albert's HAIR Ionlc.'
sold nv DR. Iayne was one of the many quack nostun
whose virtues are beyond the iulsome puff
of their author We are willing, at length, to make
public acknowledgment of the error OF our bellei
intimate friend some two or three months since, all the
top of whose Uranium bald piece of polished
MARBLE naugre all estng and ridicue of the idea
of attempting TO cultivate barren spot purchased al
hottie or two of the Hair Tonic from DIR. Jayne, and &C
cordng to his directions applied it, During the sana
week the same friend ushered himself into our presence
with thin though luxuriant growth of hair from one to
two inches in lengt-upon the very premises we had
believed unyeldng cultivation as the trackess sand
that skirts the Atlantic This puff, but religious
Nv true and to those who doubt the gentleman can be-
pointed out What is more in favor of this 'Tonic,
The ease here cited not one of temporary badness
no sudden loss of the hair-but was one Of years.
standing though gentleman is but 45 years OF age
philadelphia Lpirit ofThe Times October 2lst, 1859
The above preparation is sold by G. L. Duhurst, COZ
ner of bu:an.s wharf, and Pratt street, iower end
Ce ire Market Space. maI
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HEDTC1NAL ADvERT1gEIEENTs.
a CHALLENGE.
On DOLLARS will be forfeited u any indi-
III ,ilIunl WIN will produce a nrenara non


HOO vidaal who VIII produce prepara,1sp q,
gu al to DR. LEDY'S MEDlC.aIsD -! - l ah,aCl
preparaton in existence One bottle of is equal TO six
pnts of the strongest syrup that can be made ana mum
crous individuals prepare from it syrup which they put
in bottles of different sizes and shapes selling IL as their
preparation when in reality il is the preparation OF Df
Leidy the syrup being made from his extract receipt
for which accompanies each bottle of DR.. Leidys prepa
ration whereby if syrup is wanted it can be made
expense of two dollars gallon without paying for
at the rate of so 10 IS cts bottle OF eight to ten dollars
gallon.
SAINT the taste taken either by itself in glass OF
water II is useless here to speak of its medical virtues
as every man, and child who read knows OF
its efficacy, its qualities having been and is daily being
published in all newspapers.
1t is particularly adapted TO the spring and summer
seasons being OF more purifying nature than any 9th
er medicine discovered Its character and effca-
ey well known throughout the United STATES, peing
in general use and preferred TO all Others throughput the
South and West upwards of II 900 bottles having been
sold during tie past - montes
Numerous certificates from Physicians and otners as
well as full drectians accompanying each botIie'
Extract of letter from DIR, j. b. Hanlif, Mobile
Extract of letter from Mr. james C. Masford highly
respectable Merchant of Baltimore
E'Having had frequent occasions to employ prepare
tons of Sarsaparila in my family during the past ten
years, last year tried yours and found one ooe equa
in efficacy TO five Of any other that ever used"
Extract of a letter from Mr.. Suord of Northampton.
'Your Extract of Sarsaparilla has performed wonders
win me, naVlCg restored perfect
for six years afflicted have described TO you and du
ring that time having tried almost every thing as well as
having received skilful medical attendance during a
great portion of the time.'
Numerous recommendations and extracts from various
could be added but for the great expense
attending newspaper advertising.
II is prepared and sold wholesale and retail at DR..
Ledy's Health Emporium, No. l9I North Second ST
below Vine street.
F. Browns Drug Store, corner 9Th nd Chestnut st.
+. KIett's do. do ID alowhill sts.
James Bonds do. do l0th and Locust SITS.
j. Longs and A. Fairer's Drug Stores, Lancaster and
throughout the United States.
Price 81 a Bottle.
by C. $. DUHURST,
Conner of Dugan's wharf and Pratt ST.
Lower end of Centre Market Space,
ma % Baltimore
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nun
d YM p "a WI u. s.ll.k|.I!.E:'S&

COMPOUND SYRUP OFICcLAED MOSS
FEyIz subscribers having purchased of the late firm
u of MIR. Hutclns & Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS, re
specially inform the Druggists generally, that they in
tend preparing the medicine for sale wholesale and
ta-beig satisfied from the results of the last four years
of its efficacy the almost certain of long standing
cases of CONSUMPTION, and its wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms Of that disease if taken
in its incipent stages also in Immediately aoding relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud thu
WHOOPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
it their retail customers medicine of real worth,
being very eectual, perfectly safe and gentle in its
operations. Il is prepared from muciase the long
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
lated to act NEST benecily in all the above diseases
also of night sweats produced by long coughing
and attended with much pain and distress 10 the
patient. ROBERTS& ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner Hanover and Market SITS.
For sale alse by X. II. COLEMAN g. CO.,
No. 1873 Market street.
And by MACKENZIE CO.
ap 30 2awH Corner OF Gay & Market SITS
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STOP TIIATTHIEF!-IIave you Cough, or
SPAN and Soreness in the Breast Hoarseness that Is
insidiously stealing away your health, and will
soon intoduce that unrelenting and fell destroy
er-Consumption, with its cold sweats, and fe-
yer to finish what is perhaps already begun
If such is the case, delay not; but get bottle
of the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARA
BIC prepared by G. X. TYLER, and take
some Immediately. Hundreds in this city have
used it, and will gladly testify to its superior
efficacy in Coughs, Colds, Hoarsncss, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, sc. 1t gives almost inrne-
date relief, and by continued use for few days,
will effect permanent cure.
Prepared only by G. X. TYLER, corner of
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore.
1t is sold by w. X. Orick, corner of Licking
ten and Eutaw sts., Baltic, and in Washington
City, by Robert S. Patterson, F. Howard, u. S.
Mitchell, and in George Gown by o. M. Linthi-
cum apZ4-u
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soNs OF APFLICTTON LoOk Iii

SONS OF APFI.ICTION LOOK til
DR. VAEDOH'S from Germany RESToN
Stubborn Glest, 6e.-The superiority Of DIR. Vandcn
Resterasiye pills over every other medicine yet disco
cred for The cure of GonorrhGe elect, and other dsea
~ cuniarv passages, become every day more evidN
from their extraordinary demand, and universal succ
since their Introduction into the country, not less
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold and no instantl
have been known TO fail 10 perform perfect cure
few DAYS The composition of the Pills boing entil
different from any other medicine Of the kind, they
warranted not to produce those unpleasant and not
frequently dangerous symptoms so often expenens
that class medicines usually resorted to by the uns
full in these complaints.
For sale only by the undersigned who Is The authorse
ageat for this part ofhe country The utmost condens
may be placed in these Pills.
NJ b. Persons at distance can be suppiedby encAo
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box. ,.,,
corner of Pratt st. & Dugans' wharf,
ma13 lower endMarket Space.