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the Glove Anodyne TINS excellent article and ~ cure
the violent ioothschr PAIN IN The gums IN one MIN
NJ, The Glove Anoiyne q unpleasant % TIE Taste, or
in urOus the teeth. and val permanently cure any 0cA
which II is applied. Price = cen,s, for sale by 80,
VIM" " A. X. SANDS CO.
Chemists and Druggists rs Broadway, corner OF Cham
bsr..t ~ Fal,ou s. and II Eas Broadway. AIS imeOd-
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Dy ORDER of Charles p. Day, Esquire Associate
ID Judge Of the Court 81 Common Pleas u The Cy and
County VI Se~York So,ce : hereoT zver pursuant 70
he provisions VI tie siaue Authorizing escbnrrs agal9s,
ascending eone-sed nOg-redeai debtors. hat an a.
ArErneni agzin-t he = Alfred k-sfnr'
- New Orleans Stale Of Lcuisian., ana i -
an. will be GOD Tor the payrnen Of b. deb IA e-. b.
a1p-E snG csc1nge such sitacnm-f sce"fein7 20 .s"'
Wlhn nine nsolts 0lr the tr-l publication Oi lns 1oer
AID thai payment Of any debs due 70 nn oy residents o
ms state s1d The delivery 10 hin Or Jr us use OF sHs Pr
prty 5-ou sing 10 hm and Tznsfer Of any propr;
him are f,roldien BY as and are yof-Dsisi Toe i,-A
~ n Sso,srh.r II, RICHARD IL BOVINE,
t.,xr.,. Attorney for Aitac1ing Creditors
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Rt r1ER> IN>rITt TE-Coucers BY the swiss
III Beu-Ringsrs-rhs celebrated Band Respectfully an
situe 10 take ace Thursday and Friday evenings
Sept 18Th sud 18Th ~ cn occasion they WI psy great
variety Of their most popular compositions, srd will bs as
s.siet by Miss CAROLINE hIFFEsr. the popular vocalist
Tickets - each Children under II years Of age
half price. Doors open a. I-eommences al s. Full parl
n B-The.e wiz be the las, performances Of the Bell.
Ringer. here sll 2us
NEW-YORK SACRED MUSIC soce,y-oruio-
MO OF tho Seven sieepers De given "Wednesday
evening. 2th inst under the direction OF Mr. G HUI
The principal parts by Miss Ncrha. Mira amieson
MISS Wlndmuler Mr. Fraser Mr. Seguip and other disun
suished talent
The performing members Of the society requested
attend tie rehearsa- be held Monday and Wednes
Jay evening OF esch week previous 20 the performance
Their admission tickets will be In readiness for delivery
either IF the evenings above mentioned
NOn-perforuing members will receive their tickets
application 10 Mr. Geo. whiloek No 50 Cansst slsl~is
SEyEN sLEEPERs, under he direction OF Mr..
- George LOder. The bfllant O<slono cf the Seven
>eepes viii be performed al he Tabernacle on Thursday
Evening, September 18Th, commencing al o'clock pre-
ci,ev.
M II. c. TINN viii preside 8, iheorgan.
The Solo parts will be performed By she following ladies'
and gentlemen,
Aniips,er, Proconsul at Ephe.us Mr. 8. Pearson
Mar,inus Bishop Of Fphesus : P Cheney.
Nsfhus. Mrs. T.. Lodsr
sersphm Miss Cheney.
Johannes Miss De Lucs
Constantine, SThe Seven sleepers. Mr. J. johnson
uonysins. NJ :. a. oyer
Msrctauus. Mr. X Andrews
Maximnus, ID. :. u. Bennett
The Chorus of shepherds-Chsms Of Pdess-Choms of
Warriors and Choru. of the Ephesan People, viii be SUE
tanned by about hundred and my performers selected
with particular ref, 20 their uscal qualifications
powerful ard effective Orchestra has been engaged for
Tickets s. cent. EACH may be had the Of Firth
Hall, Frankunsquare Firth Hall Pond. 2Ss Broadway;
Atwilrs 2nl Broadway; Ssrtou Miles, 2n5 broadway;
r. Riley 2s7 Broadway Scarborough LUIS 36l Broad.
way Nesbu corner OF Wal AID wa,eri a, the door
Of ~ Tabernacle IN The evening OF The performance or Of
~
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JOSIAH RICHARDS. Ases,on<<f
nY Ranges, RICHARDS & PLATT.-ssos
ID ~ Rrcsswu -llter~l cash stvsnc~s maze or 60

TUESDAY EVENING. sept z5l
lhsoioceAl LissasS-Tle p-iys'r Lihisy ofs tecess
81 tfgt nan. composing valuable co.. scfol ~ Isoi0-
-cal sDf Historical WORKS. u Them oaia-
loC1cs W.T. oe r~ssy n NV dxfs fhe Anc;or Room,
md ri he s"r, - Ar~srs Ouder3olA ca IS Joir-s-
T., (OLTON 4 10. Aseuoa aaa ,osaissls..o- sseF-
ehsrs <o. IFS Fulton and - Arr l. b.
era sivsnces rse eonsixrneoA. sEa promps
made -
THIS DAY SEPT i7th, a he ror. No. 81 A,n-st A. ioi
elcs an assortment OF and sseond hard fafrurr
consisting 81 ,oN ard sofa besies msotop taes
OF usb.r-p dressing buresn. secrrtn,, ~nng aess..
counters unks %. cloth feather hss plan oarssns. bed
.-ais ersce. ~ Boston oee ehAfs, gAss eases
wire ssses. Ac. Nc
Also one second hand rosewood piano forte
Ai~, the bslsnce % paper hsrgirgs -
SsssrF S.Ls OF H,spw,s,-ia ccni;nusncn-THrRs RS
DAY SerI 18th st No Hsnovrrscgsr corner Of stone
street al 10 O'Clock, very large And selected s,ocS
Il Hardware 81 every dsscrproe arr al 81 ne nrs'
u,,y corpris;ns lcss OF al kinds and patterns
cas,or. saws. sSes, banners, snvis, pen and poset
krives cutlery tre sets, spades, snvr o.
hines but. waters tools 81 sl eess Pillows for
garden rskes snj iron ~ir- spoons. bss bass
tetes iron Co. together with every variety q ds ioand
IN srge wholesale establishment AM VIII hc foaod vel
worthy h OF the trade and al ossers IN wait OF
a.. .h.,x.. n.e.f
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WIN. H. JONES, Aucuoneet -
BOOTS, SHOES and Bogsns.-On WEDNESDAY,
ID Sept fth al oS O'Clock. al le store OF J. D. ingerso
Co. ~ PesILsL $50 comprising a large and tes
rshe Of Boots Shoes and Brossns suitable for
the southern. Western and City dealers. received. Ca
slogues and Goo ready the day previous TO Inc sale
sl3 a.
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A MEXICAN VII >Et VI. and AecIs. Gsrieu--Mo
Adav September ljsplentid performances in the alter
non hsfpas O'clock and every evening al halfpzst
The manager hiss obtained and beautiful Osang Out
sng the Island Borreo The greatest novelty and
wonder ever introduced the public he Pernet Human
Body An Anu-Rent Dress from Delaware county. New
York Giant feet high. and only II years old Ole Bull.
r. siss Master How ard Dissoivng Views Hydro ONy-
gen Microscope. Mrs Western Great Western. Ms. Eix
abeth he infan vocalist; Madame Rockwell, The famous
f1rtane teller. Admission - cents Children under 10
+. csufs
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a - nm To LOAN % unircunl -rvi property n
SfO,UUU New forE OF Bfoos,Sn u suns % sees.n
odar per craL Inquire :, -9= L-ia ai1 u "a =
s. ~ ais o&--DrnL sioSIs- oSt.NA "
IOHS Il. RICH, Den,al Surgeon, nss removed ir5.l
= Warrns;ree. 70 -. Fo1rt-lresi one door west u
Brosi~ay SO ,I1ls-
OOO CASKS best brands Eastern Cut Sais for sale ~
l,VVU sI7 JAS n 0LSEY, n Wet q
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Of this number are:
FARMERS LIBRARY.
tyr PRIScIPLEs or AGRICULTURE: BY Albert ID. Thser
INTRODUCTION BY THE EDITOR OF THE FARMERS Ii
Ts,.cr TO ENGLISH EDiIIos
MEMOIR or THAER.
CaEosoLoeIosL LIST OF THAEks AGRICULTURAL
srciIos l.. The Fundamental PrmcYia Sketch o.
sc,iemalic Agriculture.
The Bases OF the Science OF Agncutare
The Bases OF Enterprise
Capital
LsasehOd E-taies
Hereditary Leases.
sgcros H.. The Economy Organization and Direction
Of On Agricultural Enterprin.
pr rsI Lsbor: Horses and oIen.
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE.
PORTRAIT o, SHORT HORNED BULL: with a brie
Sketch Of the Qualities Of that Breed and Of lite introduction
On he God and Bad Points of Cattle and on the forma
sr JcHSsDAy RYE AND LucrRsE How to be Guilt
vsed for Egy Green Food
s. JohnrDay Rye.
NrwYRK STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
SUGAR. It's CULTURE AND NAsUFAcTuRr. fOration de-
,ered fore the Agricultural and Mechanics Associate
Of Louisiana, by Judge p A. Rost)
CoxrKIsoS OF GuANo WITH OTHER MANuREs: Com
muncged to the Royal Agricultural Society Of England by
DavidBarclsy, NJ. y.
MIst,sAcINENr or STlbLE.DUSc MANURE.
ESpa0LoGy The Cockroach or Black Beetle
CBeHRE CHEESE.
Ielaied Account Of theMakng Of Cheshire Cheese by
Heus Whte-lA Prize EssNy)
SIX PLAsT-GUAso. .(lAer from Mr.. Teschemachsr.)
NrIyE Oh WILD MAIZE. .(LcIter from Jno X. Town
sshl
Iotce OF the Cotton Plant Plate.
'HOUGHTs ON TRtEs AND FLOWERS. Suggested, Re
wed by Letter from a Clergyman.
THs CLERGY: Their Opportunities and Power 10 In
rove the Public Taste for Agriculture and Horticulture
Letter from Rev. J. o. Choues.)
"a Poetry or RURAL LIFE.
In AIS or SULPiuRfc ACID AND BoSEs FOR TuRSIPs,
BY w. Purciss From the Journal of the Royal Agri.
cultural Society Of Eneand)
USE 90 SULPHURiC ACID WITH Bones CoMrosT by
Davis (trOm tbs Journal OF the ROYAL Agricultural So
cieiy of England)
Epros's TABLE Notices OF Late Publications.
Btihewoed-Resid, nee 81 Robert Donaldson Esq En-
tomoogy and Boinny; Agricultural Conventions Hon IA
dock Pratt ME'yland Coal; Destruction of the Mulberry
BY frcsi Vegetable Physiology and Electricity Letter
from CultOr)
PMcEs CURRENT.
MsesLLasY. Cape Wool; Composition of Soils, Qua
Manufacture Of Manur Destruction of Sparrows and
other Bride Manure for Onions; Electro Culture
TERMS; s. year; Fipe copies for $50. Single
bers 50 cents Address
GREELEY 4 McELRATH. New-York.
" In PHILADELPHIA this work may be Obtained of De
Der Co. Ia Bosros Of RoddiDg Halliburton and other
periodical desers and In other CLUES and towns of Dealers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
ny J1,ik, VI. MLIER-

ID TUESDAY. Sept i6ih
Al 40 O'CLOCK. a. he store No. Liherly-st
RoorS >roNs AND BsoG,>ssoso cssss Boots. Shes sni
Rro,sns consisting Of every suitable for su a.
western and northern trs1e Sale positive.
MONDAY. sept I'd,
Alto O'Clock. al store No L't-frty.sL
W.spw,Rs CgrJESS. Ac--on q credit ~ sis rnonns tor
approved endorsed 80 packages and lots " frrsh lu-
ported Bmiug ham and Sheffield Goods. conssnns OF oe
and pocket cutlery butcher shoe and bread snve~. niss
butchers drawing knives plate chest cupboard and ank
locks euis and waters curry combs tee Kettles
ssucpans nnd and snsneled vices. og AMI halter
chains. Caor, hoes, patent and common butts, CANDLE
sucks suffers German silver ard iron tea ard liable SPOONS
Rnannis table butts. janice wood
I round and square bolts. etc
Catalogues and goods ready for examination days before
the sale
The above stock fresh goods Ard in complete order.
Every lot will be sold without reserve
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amusementS.
N-IRLOr GARpEN.-No po.,ronsmrn. .

NIBLOS GARDENING ros,ronemsnt u this 80
tAhishner seeouri u the weather, - ne Grand
Entrance from Broadway - he ssoon e prcected asf
De New sssoor vtch : ventilated ron hr TOP Ard sces.
~ rrrlsei a. r- notice Doors or~n al fsr-
lrrsnre cOufr.rcr a. u Wednesday fyc1in., sept
f-h-Wi Pc -crcrrr q Tor The ,rs tire here, tie Sfsrc
Or-rs o Root e Dab. iRnte-. Ne lr-.L II Act ST.
a- Origins nvrftsr % TIE irierr'lssiCa VII AXE
ecr he thir an iclrll Tickets -
parts q re Ssor keep, he fenlre and frcsccnuri
Bcxr ar hrh ss1s D. tskcu during he day. ard
care. q e evening ore ncLsr esfh application 81;
u. BOY one. ---u- u |. ! r---.lc R-N-. y Zach
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DALMO,> OPERA mon ~E.-Mona.v. Srpt III.

Every Night during he ersAdmssiOR - ccu.s only.
The Original Ethiopian Ser. natsr~. NessFs. GFFNO\.
>TANWOOD. HARRINGTON. PELHAM ard WHITE.
sfectuy announce % The aides and gentlemen OF New
York. hat hey have made To- he shove essb
hslreri i'r slori cne, snd vii series Of
Concerts on Monday Evening. sept 18Th introducing
7ety 81 new song-, Gie-s. Chofssss musk from
following Orerss Norma Bohemian Girl Surinsn
L. LeOuora. Pcstion. &c Nc. sccompansi with the Ac-
Gordon. Banjo, Congo Tambo ard Bone Csslnets
Eor particulars see programme.
Doors open A. 7i-Coucert 10 commence ats
Boxes ana De secured daily frum 10 A. NJ nj
HH..f. I.fa
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30
= =
s1 =
eb
NO LONGER
BvrT CuAEGEN vO az

% The public are respectfully informed that BY the
ordnance of the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 70 to 3o, of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion to call tie attention of strangers visiting
te city, and others, to the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of DySpepsia, Bow ell
complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma
tsn, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints 10 which are liable. In addition the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
he has IN his possession number from reSprcta
BILE Individuals all testityng the virtues ut these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity TO return
his grateful thanks to a discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used AS he is the sole proprietor aud
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them
spurious article Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac smile of his the label on the
side OF the bottle None other genuine; therefore
be not deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to he most excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They are extensively used, and pronounced one OF
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDl-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
l9Gues of which be ut his store and which
he warrants to be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOuLEN, No. 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
N. b. Remember the No., IS, as the genuine NJ IL
ctes are for sale at no other place III Baltimore. ala
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The WORLD IN A BAD WAY The last
Nauvoo Nelghbor "gives up" the world, with
the following diagnosis of its present condi-
ton:
Disease incurable! chils and fever in Anne
rica palsy and debauchery in Europe; con-
sumption and govt in Asia; and plague and ep-
rosy in Africa! AS with Israel, 50 with the
word-the whole head is sick, and the whole
heart ialnt, and die it must And Mormonism,
eternal Mormonism, will witness the dying
struggle, the last gasp, when the earth quakes,
ana trluinphs over death, hell and the grave.
So let the old world dien
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,c,rrn.nnllhnncn Of The AAcIIcan Repubncan.l
WAsuINGroN, May %, 1915,

The interesting VIII cause, from George
town. IS stlll in progress before the Circuit
Court, Numerous witnesses have already been
examined think the cause will occupy the
whole week.
Judge Williams, of Iowa, not improperly
STYLED by his friends and admirers, the Great
Temperance Orator, (as good speaker as Mr..
Thomas Marshall, if not equal to Mr., Cough
made another powerful and effective address,
asst Tuesday night, at the Club House, which
vas filed with a respectable and numerous au-
dience. Judge Williams appeared last Tues
dav night IN Il novel character, that OF vocalist,
as well as orator; and right well did the honor
able Judge sing good Temperance song. The
meeting was very pleasant one--noL less than
$ persons came forward and signed the pledge
1t appears that your markets We're, last Sa-
turday, most abundantly supplied with fine ripe
Strawberries, which sold at very moderate
price The correspondent of the New lork
Courier \ Enquirer says, that mot less than
5000 bushels of strawberries were sold last Sa-
.alLay in Baltimore at from to cents per
quart" Oh, rare and enylablc Baltimore, |
vas tempted to exclaim, when read this an
nolucement. Why don't you send Il few hun
cred bushels to our Centre market The sup
ply tins morning was small, and they sold at
from lG 10 - cents per quart.
hrrpppnIIs
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PUNISHMENT OF CRIMNALs IN DELAWARE.
The pillory and the whippng-post still form a
part Of the instruments of punishment in De-
laware. William NJ. Porter was tried and con-
victed at New Castle, during last week, Of
horse stealing. He was sentenced TO receive
thrty-nine lashes on the bare back, and to re-
main in the pllIory one hour, which punish
ment was inflicted upon him on Monday. He
IS to be sent to New Brunswick on the Sd OF
June, where he will again be tried for SINH
lar offence,
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METROPOLIS.

WRECK. On the 25th Of April Il boat sail
ed from the harbor of Trinity for st. Johns,
y. b., having on board the skipper, his son,
and Dennis eastman, MIR. John Pilgrim, Mr.
Henry BurrclI, constable OF Trinity, and a
young man, his son, together with poor fell
sane was on his way to the hospital, under
charge Of the constable. In the night the boat
struck a pan Of ice, and ioundered. The mas
ter, the masters son, Mr.. Pilgrim, the consta'
O.c, the constable's son, and the unhappy ma
mac, were drowned. William Stoncman and
Dennis eastman succeeded i'll getting upon
pan of ice, where they remained from y
o'clock on Friday night until A. NJ. on Mon
day, May ), when they were released from
,hcr perous position, and taken on board the
Orion, Capt. Murphy
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nRY GOODS. We invite the attention of the
~ purchasing community to an examination Of our
well selected stock of dress Silks Berages; Balza-
rines; Alpacasi Scotch and French Lawns new
styles: striped plaid and Lace Jaconets and Swiss
MusIins Plain Null, Tarlton, Cambria. Swiss and
Bishop Lawn; Berage, Silk, Thibet, Cashmere and
Grape, plain and embd Shawls; Scarfs; Mousne de
Lans and Cashmere, for dresses; Bombazines; black
and blue blk Mouslin and Berage; English and French
Chintzes; Table and Piano Covers; Curtain Muslins:
Table Napkins s Cloths; Linen Sheeng, all widths:
Pillow Case Linen and Damask Diapers Irish Linens:
Earston and Manchester Ginehams; Linen Cambric:
Gloves Hosiery, &c., to he sold the lowest prices
r. McELDONNY & co.
No. 1913 Baltimore street.
m26 between Calvert and Light SIS
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a LII NEW! NEW STORE,

a LII NEW! NEW STORE,
IA. NEW STOCK AND NEW FIRM!
j. LEE FfEBSTER Il co. respectfully inform
htir friends and the public that they have taken the
store recently occupied by Samuel Daaln 4 Co.
No. 20 BALTIMORE STREET, three doors below
Inpoetts alley, and have received from Auction
and late arrivals from Europe and are now opening
beautiful assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
Our stock being entirely new and having been select
ed with great care, and many of our goods being Auc
ton Jobs, we are prepared to sell very cheapwe have
DOMESTIC COTTONS, bleached ard brown. o
all widths, embracing few bales full ward wide
stout Shectirgs, at &! cts per yard
CALlCOES, latest styles, 81 to lS7 cts, per ward
Mems Summer Wear-6!, 10, l2t cts. &c. {.
Cotton Hose and half lfoSe-the eheapest ever seen
from +! TO % cents a pair
Colored and white Spool Cotton, only ct. a spool
Painted Lawns,
Worsted BalzarineS, A 'f'''"'" ""s'i '''cHt
Gnghams, AlpaCas, J
PLAIN and Embroidered Thbet
RichIPrnted NJ, de Lame
White and cOlored Barege ,,,.,.,c
CameIeen and Fancy Silk SHAW LIS
Plain and emb'd NJ de Lame
Large size Black Nett
Cambria, Jaconet and Swiss MUSLINS
irish Linens, Diapers, COunterpanes
Laces and Edgings, Cap Nets, Green Baregc
Cloths, CassmerCs, VestingS
Gambroons, Drillings, Drap Etc
Summer Cloths, Brown French Linens
Umbrellas, Parasols sun Shades
CasSinets, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans
Domestic PlaidS, Checks, Osnaburgs
1lcklngs, Crash, Oil Cloth, &c. sc.
Gt Country Merchants, well as all who buy
Dry Goods for their own use, may promote their in
terest by calling at
apl2t No.75 BALTIMORE STREET.
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PEAs-How TO Cook THEM. Peas are now
becoming plenty in our markets, and it is i'm
portant that they should be properly cooked
The following is said to be the best mode:-
Peas should be put into boiling water with salt
and salaratus, in proportion to quarter of
tea-spoonful of salaratus to half peck of
peas. Boil them from fifteen to thirty min
utes, according to their age and kind. When
boiled tender take them out of the water with
a SKINNER, salt and butter them to the taste,
Peas, TO be good, should be fresh gathered and
not shelled till Just before they are cooked.
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MoRTALIrY IN New YORK. The total mum.
Der OF deaths in New York last week were 49,
fifteen were Of small pox; of consumption 90
inflammation Of lungs IL, of brain 6, of bow
els 4, of stomach 3 dropsy 10. The Courier
in Femarklng upon the number of deaths by
small pox adds
1.-The City Inspector is causing the streets in
the upper part of the city where the disease
mostly prevails, to be sprnkled with lime, and
the houses where dirt has hitherto reigned tr-
umphant, to be thoroughly cleansed and white
washed. BY prompt and efficient measures,
the further progress of the disease, which,
however, is exceedingly mild, will soon be
completely checked"
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rH1HoMsoN< COMPOUND SYRUP
n OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA!
CONSUMPTIJ'ES DOUBT NO LONGER-B a

CONSUMP7IFES DOUBT NO LONGER-Bu
read the tOllowing and REFLECT!
ANOT IL En- ERFUL CURE!
PHILADELPHIA, April 4, 1S45.
hereby certify, That was radically cured of con-
firm ed PULMONARY CONSUMPTION solely by
me use OF 1HoMsos's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPnTHA. The annexed statement of my
physician is deemed sufficient to convince all of the
excellence of this invaluable remedy.
JAS. ANDREWS, 2l7 Catharine street.
was called to attend in the above case, in the Sc
cohdary stage OF The disease. found the patient Ia
boring under complex disease of the lungs and liver,
liberation OF the latter had taken place, and by per
cuSSl0n, discovered abscess had formed III The
night lung The case being apparently hopeless and
beyond tile reach of the usual treatment. resolved at
once ON using ThOmsons Compound Syrup of Tar
ana Wood Naphtha, the virtue, of which had pre-
WousIy tested, scarcely expecting it would reach
case so desperate. The result is the most es-
traordlna henceforth disPelIng all doubts respecting
the efficacy of this excellent medicine, in di, OF
the lungs and liver. NJ CHAMBERS, VI. ID.
Philadelphia, April !, ls45.
% Principal Office. Northeast corner of FIFTH
and SPRUCE STREETS, Philadelphia. Sold in Bal
timore by Roberts y Atkinson corner of Baltimore
and Hanover streets; Charles Stott, Washngton u.
c.; a. Duval & CO., Richmond, Va.
DC Price 80 cents per bottle, or hotties for $3.50
Berare of all limitations. ap29-3m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

REFRESHING WRoNGs. The Picayune states
that the young man who ran off from Troy
with another mans wife, the day he became of
age, had been arrested in that city upon writ
issued by the agent of the deserted husband,
who claimed $50, 900 to heal the wounds in his
domestic peace. The agent, however, adopted
the first of Natures laws, and took care OF
himself-he got the verdant youth TO pay him
$4,000 to settle the matter, and he acknow-
lodged the receipt of $4,000 as compensation
for the husband, ard pocketed the rest for his
trouble.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

ALL CALuMNY. The story about Catho-
lie Bishop giving Miss Plat, of Detroit, $500
on condition that she should Join the Catholic
Convent at Georgetown, has been pronounced
a fabrication. Miss r., it will be recolIected,
was one of the passengers on board the swal-
low.