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EEIGHLY IMPORTANT. Nervous dis.

EM IGHLY IMPORTANT. Nervous dis,
III IL eases, liver complaint, dyspepsia, billion,
diseases, piles, rheumatism, COT sumption, coughs
colds, splitting Of blood, pain in the chest and nde
ulcers, finale weaknesses, all delicate and ne'
cura diseases are successfully treated at Doctor
Evans Medical Office, 100 Chatham street, New
York.
DR.. Evans CAMoMILE & APERIrSr PILLS,
are composed Of vegetable substance which ef
erl a specific action u1on the hesri, give an R'
pulse or strength 20 The arterial system, The blood
is quickened and equalIzed in ITS crcaauo'
through all the vessels, whether Of the ssln tha
parts situated internally, or The extremellesi ana
as all the secreiions of the body are drawn ron
the blood, there is a consequent increase every
secretion, and quickened action oftbe absorbent
and exhalent, or discharging vessels Any NOR
hid action which may have taken place Is cof'ecr
ed, all Instructions are removed, the blood P"'
fed, and the body resumes healihlu STATE
hese medicines after much anxious ,oll ana
search, having been brought by the ProPne'" "
he present state Of perfection, supersede 'bc u''
Of The innnmerable other medicines; ard ue ~
well adapted to the frame. that the use OF 'bem, ~
main aiming the body III the due performance ~
functions, aud preserving the vital s'rea"'
pure and healthy state causes II 10 last man! '1'
longer than it otherwise would, and me nun "
become so composed and tranquil, thai op 't'
when 1t arrives, will appear blessing anu w.
(as too many who have neglected their eU"'".
tions, or had them injured by medicines a0| a.''
tered by ignorance) a source Of misery ana avn"
renee. Ia,
They are so compounded that by sifehe'H'"S
and equalizing the action ofthe heart, 'e'' ~
other viscers, they expei the bad, acrid OF T,b.
matter, which renders the blood impure 0u' -,
circulation through the excretory dues ia,
passage ofihe bowels, that BY the brIss o. ,.,
excavations, which may be regulated BY h' . .o,,
always remembering that while the e'se " Gor
rom the bowels are kept up, the eTcre'Vp' .;,,
all The other vesselsof The body will also " ~:
on in the same proportion, by when
blood invariably becomes purified. .1,;,,,
Steady perseverance IN The use oil INC 90,
will undoubie dIy effect a cure even 10 w n.
scuto or obstinate diseases; but IN such eA''
dose may be augmented, according 10 'Hs .Am,,.
acy Of The disease; the medicines being ~ les
bly, adapted 10 the constitution, 'hsy may
at all times. .,.;s, 70
c. CAUTIoE.-Be particular 10 P"'.a no.
see that the label Of this Medicine con'SH
,ice Of its entry according 10 Aet o. ,h,m Of
I'D be likewise particular in obtaining
100 Chatham ST., New York. .,py
For SAFE by ,on Agsai
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A Blessing to Mothers.
DR.. W. Euans's celebrated Soothing Syr
ups for Children cutting their teeth.

Tennis infallible remedy has preserved hundred
H. OF children when thought past ecovery, from
commissions. As soon as the syrup is rubbed on the
gums, the child will recover. The preparation is
innocent, efiicacious, and SO pleasant that no
child will refuse 10 let its gums be rubbed with ii.
When infants at the age of four months, though
there is appearance Of teeth, bottle Of syrup
should be used on the gums to open the pores
Parents never should be without the syrup in the
nursery where there are young children; for if a
child wakes in the night with pain in the gums,
the syrup Immediately gives by opening The
pores and healing the gums, thereby preventing
Commissions, Feyers. sc.
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WILLIAM TUCKER.
Luer Complaint, ,cith ma CHI
arrangement of the Ner-
pOuS Sustem.

Mr. Joshua Roberts afflicted with bilious
and nervous disease TO an alarming degree, being
attended with all the distressing SYMPTOMS which
affect relaxed constitution, viz A sick head
ache, loss Of appetite, giddiness in The head pain
IN the stomach after eating, unusual tremors shift
ing spasmodc pains in every part of the body, cold
chils, saow complexion, costiveness, aud
constant dull pain in the right side, which ohs
induced the most dreadful debility; indeed, he
thought he afflicted with every internal com
plant the human bod, is liable to. He was gene
rally making trial of various remedies, all of whic
were equally frutlessc until he had recourse
Hunts botanic Pills, from the superior virtues G
wuch edicine his health is perfectly re-establish
ed and $ now able to pursue his employment
rom pain or disease,
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JOSEPH II ART.
I'm interesting case Of LoiO-
ness Of Spirits. ,cith a eio-
lent SpdSmodic Affection.

+ Mr., Francis Caldwell was afflicted for several
years with extreme debility, together with train
Of symptoms generally termed nervous affections,
and which, perhaps, Il would be impossible for the
pen OF the most learned physicians to describe.
In this the spasms in the stomach were so fe-
quent and cruesting as nearly to deprive him at
reason. pains ID the limbs, extending even 10 the
singers and toes, sickness al the stomach, and
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Newark, N. j., July 81, 1889.
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, EC
feCtually Cured.

MIR. VIM. Tucker having lately been restored to
sound state fheaIlh, through the efficacy OF DR..
Huns's Botanic Pills, thinks it ali indispensable
duty 10 state certain facts relative to The disease
under which he had long suffered The sym
toms were "a painful obstruction, with constant
rejection of food, headache, palpita,ion Of the
heart, Iowness of spirits, troublesome dry cough,
dizziness, tighness at the chest and difficulty OF
breathing, almost constant pain IN the side, IONS,
and shoulders, accompanied with much la gnor &
debility These affections, together with an ur-
usual degree of naiuience, brought on such state
ofextreme weakness, as to prevent him from at
ending to his business, and his health appeared
lost beyond recovery. His friends and relatives
became alarmed at the melancholy prospect, and
strongly recommended Hunts Botanic Pils--they
were administered, and in few days produced
astonishing relief and finally realized perfect re-
storat ion to sound hea
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JOSHUA ROBERTS.
I'm extraordinary case Of Rheu
matisma, accompanied acith
Diarrhga and Nervous
e5iEiEU.
ebttitV.

Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed TO cold
was attacked with most painful Rheumatic
plant OF the head, and neck, which continued with
distre ng violence for several months. The
principal symptoms were-a swelling and excru.
ciating pain in all the joints, and entire los OF
their /; both the pain and the fever generally
Uttered increase in the evening. The pains
we're increased on the ghtest motion, and were
more severe in The night time. constant diar-
rhea, VII ch produced its general consequence
aatulency lowuess Of spirits, and general wasting
of the BODY. He was indeed SO extremsiy i'll that
his medical attendant could not possibly give the
least hopes Of his recovery, and it was generally
believed by his relatives and friends that all the
medicines or treatment in this world could not give
him any elief But seeing an advertisement Of
Hunts Botanic Pills, he was directed by an A.
mighty Province to use them; be did so, and az
ter fortnight they produced favorable change,
and he is now healthy and strong man.
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A PUBLIC BLESSING,
DR.. HUNTS
BOTANIC PILLS
foE THE CURE OF
FEVER A ND A e u Il
DYSPEPSIA, CONSUMPTION,
HEADACHE, SC. sc. &c.


posE.-Take from three TO ten pills, I'LL hey
operate, two three iirnes daily.
Price % Cents per Bex.
Sold At 100 Chatham street, New-fork,
Hhoiesais and Retail.
DJ- Where applications for Agencies, MedI-
cines, or Advertising, will meet with prompt at
teution.
The extraordinary success which has attended the
use Of Hunts Botanic Pills, is the best critic
rion Of their superior virtues. They have been
The means Of raising host of languishng pa
tients, from the bed of affection, as rs clearly
eyinced in the following
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CERTIFICATES.
Feuer and Ague cured.

To Or. Hunt:
Dear Sr-Believing it duty owe you asa
sue cessful practitioner, as we'll those who may
be similarly afflicted. take pleasure IN &C know
edging the bench, have derived from the US o
nnr xyaluobIa Me icine
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Notice.

~ He Subscriber has gwen BIS ' os q
Il BssrdsIey his time asfiss ihs ,s% ~ ee,pss,
his minority, and he would. notify ~ '' "or gs.
th.. be will claim none Of hi: esfn,as;: ~.
.py debts Of h.s contracting sfef lh.nsSIrY
JAMES BEARDeL''
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1884,
Sc Resolved, That this house

SO Resolved, That this house
hopes and believes, that the in
dependent members of both
houses of the Parliament ofthe
United Kingdom will be dis
posed both from inclination and
from a sense of duty, to support
the accusations brought by this
house, TO watch over the pres
ervation of its rights and privll-
eyes, which have been so fire.
quently and so violently attack
ed, more especially by the pre-
sent administration, and so TO
act, that the people ofthis prov
ince may not be forced by OPP
preston to regret their depen-
dence on the British Empire,
and to seek elsewhere remedy
for their Affections.
81 Resolved-That this
house learned with gratitude
that Daniel O'Connell, Esquire
had given notice in the House
of Commons in July last, that
during the present session of
the Imperial parliament, he
called its attention to the neces-
sity of reforming the Leglslat-
i've and Executive Councils in
the two Canadas-and that the
interests thus shown for our
own fate by him whom the gra-
titude and blessings ofhis coun-
trymen have, with the applause
of the whole civilised world,
proclaimed a great liberator,
and of whom our fellow coun-
trymen entertain corresponding
sentiments, keeps alive in us
the hope that through the good
ness of our cause and the SER
vices of such friend, the Brit
ish parliament will not permit a
Minister, deceived by the inter
ested representations OF the
provincial administration and
its creatures and tools, to exert
las there is reason from his
dispatches to apprehend that he
may the highest degree of OPP
preston, in favour of a system
which in better times he char
acterised as faulty, and against
subjects of his majesty who are
apparently only known to hin
by the great patience with
which they have waited in vair
for promised reforms.
SO Resolved, That this house
feels the same confidence ir
Joseph Hume, Esquire, and
the same gratitude for the an.
xiety which he has repeatedly
shown for the good government
of these Colonies, and the am
elioration of their laws ane
constitutions, and calls upor
the said Daniel O'Connell,
and Joseph Hume, Esquires,-
whose constant devotednes'
was. even under tory ministry
and before the reform of the
parliament, partially successful
in the emancipation ofIreland
from the same bondage, ant
the same political inferiority
with which the communications
received from the Colonial Sec
rotary during the present ses
sion menace the people OF
Lower Canada, to use their
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message from the same, re9eived on 'he
I4lh Jsnury last, with the extract from .
dispatch which accompanied it, be expsngeo
from the journals oi this house.
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dtIo vi tiiIs liOuse W WHICH, lICy /
are represented.
50 Resolved, That this
House invites the members Of
the minority Of the Legislative
Council who partake the opin-
ions of the people, 1.-The present
members of the House Of As
sembly, until the next General
Election, and afterwards all the
members then elected. and
such other persons as they may
associate with them, to form
one committee or two commit
tees of Correspondence, to sit
at Quebec and Montreal in the
first instance, and afterwards
at such places as they shall
think proper; the said Com
mlttees to communicate with
each other and with the several
local Committees which may
be formed in different parts of
the Province, and to enter into
correspondence with the Hon.
Denis Benjamin Viger, the
Agent of this Province in Eng
land, with the said Daniel o.
Cornell and Joseph Hume,
Esquires, and with such other
members OF the House of Lords
or of the House of Commons,
and such other persons in the
United Kingdom of Great Brit
ain and Ireland, as they my
deem expedient, for the purpose
of supporting the claims ofthe
people Of this Province and of
this House, of furnishing such
information, documents and
opinions as they may think a.
dapted to make known the state
wishes and wants of the Pro-
vince:-the said committees also
to correspond with such per-
sons as they shall think proper
in the other British Colonies,
which are all interested that
the most populous oftheir Sis
ter Colonies dc not sink under
the violent attempt to perpet-
uate the abuses and evils which
result as we'll from the vices of
this constitution as from the
combined malversation of the
Administrative, Legislative and
Judicial Departments, out of
which have sprung insult and
oppression for the people, land
by a necessary consequence,
hatred and contempt on their
part for the Provincial Gov
eminent.
80. Resolvd- That the Hon
orable Denis Benjamin Viger
be requested to remain at the
seat of His Majesty's Govern
ment at least during the present
Session of the Imperial Par
Lament, to continue to watch
! over the interests of the Prov
ince, with the same zeal and
the same devotedness as here
tofore, without suffering HIM
self to be discouraged by mere
formal objections on the part
of those who are unwilling to
!. listen to the complaints of the
country.
81. ResoIued-Thai the fair and rea-
SOL able expenses of the Two Committees oil
correspondence, incurred by them in the
performance Of The duties entrusted to them
! br The Houss ere a daht ,phich !, con
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-25
M LILLE PuRLTC.

with a view to ascertain how far the people
sfBaltimore are disposed to sustain paper which
is independent Of Catholic control, have, today
re-publishsd several articles, explanatory Of the
controversy between Bishop England and myself
with a purpose of distributing copies among
those who are believed to desire the permanent
establishment Of such paper: hoping that their
attention being thus called to the subject, they
will feel the necessity of subscribing themselves,
and using their influence to induce others also to
subscribe.
do this, because so many persons have en-
couraged me to believe that public sentiment in
this citv is prepared to rally in behalf Of such =
paper. that am confident ali that is wanting to
secure an adequate patronage. i very slight
effort On the part Of these who have a oO@ssa
feeling on the SUBJECT
1.-THE Protestant community Of saltsTsSe eSsHs
forward, their example viii be followed up By
the public elsewhere, and the usefulness Of the
paper wlI be increased, in the proportion Of It's
Snoreased circulation
ksys, there are many locking o. awaiting
ss result, who would rejoice in sursoecssss but
hesitate to identity themselves vsisk tie move
n,ans for fear Of its failure The 6nis shcsaAd
be snOsugaged, and the luasssssrn arOused p the
Importance Of the issus which Is thSs created
When penne5 my first comment on Bishop Ens
lands letter, had not the most remote ldea o.
the extent OF the plans, tine organisation, thu re
sources, az the dsnEsrs 70 be ensounsszsd, Tbs
examination Of the subiss, has fllsd me with sE-
pratsssiaI, and nothing tsu; = ssriss d auy Ssula
induce ma - throw uySsH int sAs so1asrsEsrsy
] an lrEpa-edy h5vrvsr, = d NJ a1tE, Il an
sustainss nv These whs have % less interest IN
4 bfan uvselfs AID with that view invite all
who are willing to aid me, TO do what they can
IswzTss IL Respectfully,
nrrE GREEN
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FHNIITs Medicine had iof thaH seven
n years before an effort was made to initiate it,
The great demand and It's wonderful success have indu
ced great nuuber of persons TO initiate il in various
ways-upwaFds of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it, which ia convincing proof of its
being medicine of great vaue.-Some ar selling Snr-
sapaa and other Syrups imposing them ON the ignorant
for the Panacea, reduced prices; others are mzng the
genHine medicine with moasses &C., making bottles
of one; thus retaining OF its vrtues others are
using the genuine Panncea in their bottles 10 perform
cures to obtain certificates to give their own Teputa
ton, &e Some have Fesorted to perjury, These
limitations and deliberations have in many instances
protracted the suffering Of patients in diseases where
the genuine SwaH's Panace aweuld have proved in
stantly efsacious therefore deem 1t duty owe the
public, to assure them that tlls composition of my Pana
cea is knewR, was il communicated to any
other person in any way whatever; and that all other
mixtures represented 10 be mise, fraudulent i'm
POSITIONS
The GENUINE PANACEA may be had Wholesale
and retail, at the prepnetor's prices, of
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Late Henry Prices.
Sole Agcnts fsi BALTIMORE at the ssrnea Of Baltimore
and Hanover streets.
ia5-Who have also for sale sWAIM,s VRRMIFuGE,
along with which will be sivea pamphlet the sub
ect Of worms.
ap 30 2aw
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PETERs' VEGKTABLE Pills.

from me Neg York Examiner.
KAT Z would call attention the advertisement IA
w eur columns to-day ef PETERS, VEGETA
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best medical au
thsy, that there is preparation of the day which en-
Joys envIabo reputation. At the south and morrill,
their has been unbounded and wherever intro
duced believe they have given the most pereect salts
faction We have this day had an interview with one
of our citizens, Henry r. Fox, who recently cured
Of NEST remarkable and obstinate cuaneons eruption,
where the whole body covered with large lsath
ulcers, and even the tonss Of the threat cate
away-and by using these PILLS daily fer six weeks
was entirely restored TO health,
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.
They do indeed restore the health of the body, be-
cause they purify and invgorae the blood, and their
good effects not couRteTbaanced by any inconvs-
nenee; being composed entirely Of vegetables, they do
not expose those who them to danger, and their eff
facts certain they sautary, they daily
and safely administered to infancy youth, manhood and
cid age, and in the NEST critical and delicate
circumstances; they do not disturb shock the animal
functions bat their order and reestablsh their
health; and for all The purposes which Vegetable PuT
gative, certain cleanser of the whole system
CURED, they stand without rval-they allowed 10
be all that can be accomplished n medicine, beth f.
power and innocence
Q5-For sale by 9, X TYLER,
General Agent,
Cerner Of East BaltmOre and nish streets
I'd By All tAe Druggists ID Baltimore, aRd IN Washing
n, GeeTgstewA, and Alexandra, ,. G.
10 law
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mWvW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
RAIT. ROAD LINE DIRECT li-

THR INSIX no URS.
M nv eontnuous Line =. Rail load froH Philsdelnha
10 Jerssy Civ opposA III city Of New ORR, crossing
he Delsware On tie kaiI Road Ridge at Ifentsn
- s. A COMMGDIoUs STEAM BOAT,
G-6Its-suiIl Be in readiness at Jersey City to eoH-
vey passengers arvoss The river without
detention takins ihs Baggage Cstes on bsard Leaves
falrd and Willow streets pM Y, suHsass esceffsds :.
Morning liRe # u ~ g SfN q O'Clock, 4. q.
q, b. Mali Piint Line at AN BIZ Asih r. NJ. Z
SUND.aY LINE.
Mcrnius Iine at - ~ 8 o'clock, A. M. ,
U, 3, Mail Pilot Line at r. ~.
Gg-Fare in either Ras, a. rsrpising the kres lass
New York, At 9 A. NJ, and q 4,sF. ~
Philadelphia, na = 10 tea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
MUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
SMITH, DnINKEH & NORRIS,

A LARGE supply oIihc aost Fashionable Music for the
n Piano Forte llely published, together Will lnstruc
lon Books, 10y several auth for the Piano. Flute, Guitar,
Clarnnric, fageolrfe aud Accordan, with MUSICAL IN
tail, from the most celebrated manufacturers.
no Addruoal Mn &c viii be regularly received scot,
a0cr being puh,shcdin the Northern Cues: Any Muse
not on hand viii be p,onFy procured .na on as avora'
PIE as al any 9ihcr tsahscGt % Musis SOL IN
the state Among the collection mny be found the follow.
Ny Fondcst My Faircst ny LinIey
Anccn Mavuuinccn, Music. Hy HOcho
When backward through departed years. ny c. Bassin
Farewell Jeaunic, scot. Ballad
My Bonnie Blue T. ed I4lssie a. by Wodlrch
L,Etoile, Ctaian Sung) ~ Blessner
~ p SsI 6Sr I'll RSi Ss h06S Gs . y1g by do
on show me ssme blue .iistaq, Isle
LoaS hii i5r ,h rs ~ DcmTs,er
Ia Mutt Avancc, Ofalian S1nc)
Too Late staid. BY T Moore
T Ts 9GS1t Gas n true ny Russell 10
Zone, sit thee iowa. q scotch ballad
EyelCSn. by :. Lover
Gondoor Row. by 10
My oNn native Mountains
o bid mc tito wed MIN
dn love thee. BY wm. Norton
I'M speak II thee. III love thee
Fanny Dearest Fanny. by Norihcost
When when wilt thou ElSct me
Say, will summer Roses buon
when you aud were Guls IDucD
take me hack 10 Switzerland
ToinEer near thee. d, Hsyly
Ny cwn, q haas the name Tor thee
Think Of me Thea, Oirs nomaUD
y
sunny hours 81 Childhood
I remember huW my childhood fceiel by
IwUulf tell her | love her
Pirates Scrcuahc
Come gang ava WI ma
Bow rnd Arrow IIumourous Ballad
Sleep on. sleep By Hermann
I Woo thee not n = others MOO by Weber
sailor Bows Grave By Martin
Farewell 10 thee Mary
Oh must part tonight
sweet Anou Water. by WeimOTc-Ani great variety OF
watzcs, Marches nui ROndraus
ALSO,
A few superior NiUlns
l0tuf superior Violin and Guitar Strings, lus imported
At wholesale and retail
Hank Music Paper Of the best quality
Port FUlins, for Music
Cocoa Wood Flutes with extra keys CIarioucus
CatcI's Treatise on Harmony
Burrows Musical PrIWucTs
Musical Encyclopedia, embracing a complete Musical
Dictionary, &c. By W. :. Porter
urli Grammar, tn four Parts. by DR. Calcott
Together with ilrgc assortment OF Note Books or Col
lection nf Pealm aud Hymn Tunes generally used in
Churches and singing schools BY various authors.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

fIllS new Nfu'ri.H r"lNUEEI DIV VI fcNfirrs one of
ths ii-.ry,rgrH nff'r StVUlr guunr no Toe request
of Dr. uurf Distinguished Dentist of Paris AMI o. which
hg has given Zoe name s t'HuIur. s agrrvaUr aka.
'un ruu.H-.r. which cutu.t.- Hri uCIttE's the acid
uuuc gt which fs generally gztrfess the cause OF DEM
rrnf chemist, thr mVfrra H' '.IH uHy U i.n rHi com
position, of ace agreeable lr au. lrf which combines
1ul be- particularly |.U'l fo fTuar prtsons whose
teeth arr additionally Urf< W. liable fn I1t species of
frequent disease. which .s produced Ncy urcu 10y Be-.
ugIuruf of fn HI.#.." #.HHa. t'H n| acids
cosmetic. nlI Ur I#.sa. Goo nlUIur. H.U ut aaursr
Wrnt WU.H y becomes #. ', ie Romans OF PARTICLES
of fuuI between the frt OF unV f".r-r sub HncC fn
the wuI uHrNu rg Nr known hy continual urr1sincss
aud lively srH-i. ~ fr f.r.H ans toy the painful fu.
precision made boz ware. colo a1Ia'lurra fHCu For
safe Nv ALEXANDER DtNAI a co.
or