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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01

Q3-G. TOCHMAN, Attorney at Law, of Balti-
more, and late Major of the Polish Army, at the spe-
eia request of several of his associate members of
the bar will deliver a Lecture at the Law BUILDING IS
SALOON, on MONDAY EVENING, the Sd of March,
at y O'Clock, on the subject of the Manners, Super
sons and Poetry of the Ancient Selayonians, which
he will compare with the poecal spirit of the ancient
Cells, and the literature of some modern nations
which derive their origin from the above two races.
Single tickets Of admission 25 cents. ticket adj
hitting lady and gentleman with which the purcha-
sers will obtain copy of Major TBS lecture Poland
and Russia, which he has delivered before of the
State Legislatures of the Union so cents Tickets
be had at the bookstores of j. Murphy, F. Lucas, j.
Robinson and Of Messrs. Shartz Taylor - North
street, near the Post Office. mhl-2t
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G3.BURNED TO DEATH. We find this startling
fact in very many papers at this season, relating TO
the melancholy truth that some beloved friend in
How painful the thought and how terrible it becomes
when it is known that there is not a case in hun
bred that could not be saved by the application of that
invaluable salve, the PAIN EXTRACTOR, from
Comstock's, No. , North Fifth street. The people of
this city now know or have had chance to know
this important fact, and how they excuse them.
selves for always having it hand it costs but
a t,ifc to the rich and the humane proprieters will
give it to the poor? Within day or two several such
deaths have taken place solely for want of this salve
at hand This salve may be had in this city, at the
corner of Hanover and BaltimOre-sts. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01

A PERFECT RUSH FOR PRIZE MONEY
N Nearly all the capitals in Yesterdays lottery
sold by Fortunes Favorites, EMORY 4 co. Per
drawings Of class 26 Md Lottery, was sold by Emory
Co, the following beautiful prizes: '
Nos. 80 81, $1,000, whole ticket
NOS. q 80 81, $1,000, package of quarters.
Nos p "a, $4,000 half ticket.
Nos . 70, 800, quartertieket.
Nos. = 80, 500, whole ticket
Tins IS the luck of day at the great prize office of
Emory Co. This day, Saturday, offer anothe Is
NO Lollefy,a splendid chance and no mistake-tick-
cts only S2-shares in proportion Risk on n nacka",
IN TINS scheme of % tickets will sell on Certificate
Tor only So 80, you have the whole combination of the
lottery from to Is, and more than that Is prizes in
The Capital is S5000
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery. class
70, drawn Feb. 26--lowest prize So:
II 5 4 80 Gp 25 s "a "a "a 20 >, G no
CO Orders meet with prompt attention
>. EMORY * Co, No. 2 Cavert-st,
II Baltimore. MARYLAND
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01

U. 5. SUPREME Court. This tribunal will
close its session on the sth inst. No new argu-
ment will be received after the 5th.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01

vi R:DEMPSTER'S SECOND AND LAST
;rIi T., r, m ~, ENTERTAINMENT AND Lee
TURE ON SCOTTISH SONG, will be given THIS
SATURDAY. EVENING, lst March at the Saloon Of
.ne Law Buildings; sublect-"Robert Burns" In
o1 ~ eng some OF his most popular songs
ster's cempositions-he will introduce his new sou
"Ihe May Queen" Further particulars in small bill .
" iickets 90 cents. To commence at half past
O'Clock. II
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TENAiiE NOTICE. Persons wishing TO SUNNY
Il themselves with TIN WARE and HOtJSE
hhEplNG ARTICLES, will find it to their advantage
10 eau on tne subscribers at their new TIN SHEET
IRON WARE MANDATORY and FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT where can be obtained On The
most reasonable terms, Plain, Riveed and Japanned
TIN WARE, together with great variety or useful
housekeeping articles.
JOHN EVANS JACOB Nj. FoUsE.
NO. Baltmorc-st., Sd door West of The Bridge.
W|-Metalllc Roofing and Spoutng done in the most
permanent and workmanlike manner.
G5-Every description Of repairing prsmptIy excut-
ed IT.
MI RS. y. a. CKERSON, No. So N, HOW
~ Ill AND SIREEI, has just received an assortment
some of those Light and dark KID GLOVES. at 80
cents per pair; handsome assortment of Mourning
anu oi'ief zap hioDons. mhl-lw
ESHEAP ROCKS! CHEAP BOOKS!
" JUST RECEIVED AT lie NORTH-ST
The Comic Miscellany for ls45, john Toole, Esa'r,
author of Paul Pry, price 1871!
The Ghost Hunter and his Family, by the author of
Tales OF the O'lIara Family, for l2a cts
CECIL, or the Adventures of Il CoXconb neneyalIv
attributed to Sir Il. l.. Bulwer. author Of pei,
ham, "Eugene Aram," SC. sc.
GO little book ito PaleInoster Row
i thee on the waters-gO thy WAYS
And il, as suspect, lhy veins 50 so.
The world will find thee after many days,,
Ihe above Is considered one of Bulwer's bcs-Price
The knickerhocker for March. 1545. Terms s5
year, single numbers in proportion.
Nv" " p''thWdte'S retrospect OF Practical Medicine
ana Surgery Price 30 cts.
'i"uhl oOfei, or the llcress of the De Veres by the
author ot"rwo Old Mems Tales,'' &c.
NlsS o!&rlincau's Lettsrs on Mesmefism. 6! cents.
No 4, and last OF the knights Of the Seal i2i cents
The Iieckmaker, by Mary Howitt-bound Price
3lt cents.
No. n Liuell's Living Age. Price l2i cents All the
back numbers supplied.
No. Wandering Jew -Tlarper's edition. Price c.
Cenis. All the back numbers bound together
Price so cents.
All the New and Cheap Publications received in ad-
vance, and for sale wholesale and etlil, by
SHURTZ & TAYLOR'5, II Nor;h-st
Near the Post Office. Balt.-and
TAYLOR & co, Washington, ID. c.
JUDD TAYLOR, No. . Astor House.
II New York.
a CARD. DIR. 7. q. LOOCKERMAN, Graduate
kA- of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery re-
specially informs his friends and the pubc thnt no
still continues to practice his profession with ali Tho
improvements at the age, which have been made in
the science of DENTISTRY. His prices now as
they always have been, moderate as the faith
lul and competent operator in the profession can af
ford He feels prepared to give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with call. Professional advice piyen
at all times eratuouay. Those needing the and of
Dentist are respectfully solicited TO cali ut his Office
NO. "a N. GAY STREEr, nearly opposite Favette
Of obn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01

SUDDEN DEATH IN CHURCH. The wife OF
DR.. William Sweat, of Hollis, Me-, died sud-
denly in church on Sunday week. She went
to meeting, apparently as well as usual, and
was engaged in singing, and as the choir had
nearly completed the hymn they were singing,
she fell backward in a fit and was corpse be-
fore she could be conveyed to her home.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01

YANKEE Hut. This gentleman was greeted
last evening, with an excellent audience. IT
will be seen by the advertisement that he re-
peats his entertainment tonight.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01

TIE MUSEUM. MIR. Pealc offers for the pa
irons Of the Saloon tonight an entire change
OF performance. The African Maid, a new
piece never played here, and the popular do
mestlc drama of "The Golden Farmer" are
the entertainments for the evening. In the
latter piece, Mr. j. Seton will sustain his ORR
g,nal character of Jenny Twitcher.'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01

FIRE ON BOARD A STEAMBOAT. On We'd
nesday evening, fire broke out on board the
steamboat Gazelle, lying at the foot of Doane
street, New York; which did considerable da-
mage to her cabin, engine, room, SC. before it
was subdued.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01

Burrows THEArE&, FHoNT.sr. a great
bill is put forth by The manager tonight. By
ron's tragedy, IN !oar acts, OF Werner, or the
Inheritance, will be performed first, in which
Mr.. +. $. Conner, MIR. W. Chapman, and
Miss Kirby, performers who are known to
"holj the mirror up to nature will sustain
the ptincipa! characters. After the tragedy,
the grand opera Of "Thc Bohemian Girl
which has been received upon its two previous
representations with great satisfaction by large
audiences, will be played. \ rich bill, and
will doubtless secure a gica house. We are
glad TO learn that Mr.. Burton has succeeded in
engaging MIR, and Mrs. Sloman for few
nights, who are as great lavorites as ever APP
pearcd before Baltimore audience. This is a
good omen, as we shall have those sterling
plays well acted, which our citizens never fail
to appreciate.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01
EGERTONs, EvER LUCKY 0FEICEs.

NGERFONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
-, Another sung prize added to our list for this
week. Comb. 80 81 prize of $1,000, was sold YES
terhay 0y the lucky EGERTONS, in a packaGe If
Whoie tickets. We have not missed selling n z drawn
NO a single day this week. and we intend 10 keen n
the hre by selling the capital to day Look out, ali
VINO are IN want of the needful.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery
- 30 69 Is n 63 81 I % II 6 "a
A. Draws DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery Glass
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 , prize of $500
90 900 SO1 -
Iickets S2-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, appIy M
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
Corner South-sf. and Exchange Place: or
Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
hRAWS TODAY, MARCH 1, Md Con
~ soIldated Lottery, for the benefit of the Freder
lex Female Seminary, class No S-7S Nos Is ballots
making beautiful little scheme for the price of lick
cts, which are oriy 81.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
l prize Of S5,0Cn prize of $500
l,3is 300
i,ooo 200, kc.
Tickets S2-slIares in proportion
Gerlihcate of package Of % quarters only NC So
for packages, single tickets or shares of tickets an
Ply To the old established and most fortunate office az
miller Co., where sold in the Md Lottery
drawn yesterday, three number tickets all sold 10
cltzen customers for small outlaws made a, The Office
of ~ " '"' ''''I'
MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and ST Paul s,rear,
Dawn Nos of the Nd. Lottery class 90, drawn
Fen. 2S-lOwpS prize S2l: "
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT. A young man named
Charles McCauley, in the employ of Captain
McAtee, at Bel-Air, Md, met with a shocking
death on the 18th ut., by falling from load
of hay on to a ptch-iork, which entered the
lower part of the abdomen. He walked home,
distance of zoo yards, and survived 80 hours.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01

DEDICATION. The 9th Presbyterian Church
on Cove, near West Baltimore street, will be
dedicated to religious worship tomorrow after
noon. The dedicatory sermon will be preach.
ed by the Rev, Samuel II. Merrill, assisted by
the Rev. Mr.. Hammer. The Rev. MIR. Mcr.
ri will regularly officiate as pastor. A colIec
ton will be taken up in aid of the Church.
The public are invited to attend.
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Mansion House.

Conner ofSs. Paul and Faye tie streets,
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken, ittet!
and furnished the MANSION HOUSE us
Public Hotel would be happy To receive
the patronage olthe travelling community
who may favor him with call, and fiat
,ers himself that they will find every COM
for, and attention which are to be met
with in the bes. Hotels in the city.
N. B. A few Gentlemen can be ac-
commoda,ed with board and pleasant
rooms by the month or year on reasoua-
bic terms. JOHN ALbt,3iS' SON.
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HONOR 40 whoa fiUEOA IS ~ <.
u
nav truly be
sail, that 10 one has
cVE7 NEUIl - sNE'-EsT'U ii "uin-
,ornaLng 4 rlrMIr,n,. " Nicl ..as done


eve been 50 sicccss'',. in :arn-
rornaiug 4 medicine, " icl las done
mLci' 10 i"i!Gyc ;le l"mdp ..t'n',', 10 ,-h is-
eas~ Of Interiors, a:0 rrsto:e ...2'lN"a';f TO
lie !;h rru cOia.ort, as a., llventor an Pto-
prctor 81 tat most dcso,y,I.y Fopo"t i"n''iy
Ileanine q. Swa :ra's tarCpoarI sjr p u
WA lhcr-., ard LCne Eus LceE so i.rraIiv
31troYiSg" ~ the ilt'..srN ard o'hCts, bot! IA
tbs coun'.r ann il. !.r'5"r. NOR mas r-Ic ever
acen So g "a: an c'fr; II &c si'u:t G,'cH q only
sis ar sa"en y-2"s, 10 deceive lie ctIaio's and
.attjnkrnc, ny ptt,ii'g w t,ls'r''ms oilgr-" -
kinds, hv various ;.idttii,@.,, ai:':Ig re raTc
Of Wa <nGrry 2ut = much ~ tHc sane o'tac
orn;nl prep!I&tltn as NJ, eora'n Gem .for 49,
las' Of TIE llT. and oll q tIe lnfGa ars "to
pats o't TIC common parcgoTic oi the Shops ana
calls Il tho Bats. IA Of Wiz Glory raG I'D dc
importance to caution TIE pub. Tga:nst tic
Cr;a.nai in,pir 'ior, Er. SHa. i.e's 90. IcQ-d
syrup Of wa Che, y, wi.:cI, is Cong 50 much
eood i! tie w9r!!
-s~3...WAl 1CT GUCTiM?O5T0D2 -:
!.:ii pu.c,asa acrc b.:;'" rr.g i. b. I'd OILY
-, 'i,me ;.it.cU - t,ierl:rG IL !'r G~ayAe,
which Is tie cn'y CNa r"n.p" .lced II
s"ga!7r PHYSICIAN, and Gru.e .t,:!' ,,i,r yc1. =
'.us attention &c the Fyaj,c LItnn !gy -, T.,
aAd wh "a led 70 Ills GEL disceyc'y, Thou
st."is and tcNs vf ,1oI7r IDS 9crc II ;"s.':"p-
nio: Of he rpaIale!. s::c.:S5 81 e.. &w .y:es
cc:1rouud Syr". Of = III Cher Tor t.!c ere Of
CO. :U'PrIpH.
Cour'q, Co.'s, "a,'i' . food liver Compliant,
! '., = 1T i,ls.IG ~ a.. i'H...t, nGyva.is To-
lily. 10. hns.s q. Voice, Pli2e::@A or i.s-
-.,e q, ~? .!@ar. ran in tie Side Of 3roo=.,
@r.'-.u Constitution from WI oas lalAS, the
;bnso o. c.'-. a, Sc, B!ono,,i;s, .3stnrn;
! re @ir: =, y, &C., "">, G,;,arot to t,o
"rrtI vs.,7 'a'0T, %" o.3r 'tcn.- ion % W "a
-. '.'.. GA. D.. !lCSt s<c' teal E!.r - -
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y. E. Palmer.

No. SO Pine st, Phila., and 1850
Nassau-st, (T.:bune BuiilingT,)
N, Y, ard S. E. corner Of Balt.
and Calvert SIS. Baltimore. is our
authorized Agent for receiving
Advcrtisemcnt>""d subscriptions
to the "CEclL Wl!lG,' an1 col
lacting {, roce :nG forthc same.
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more or les at.ac.e.! thereto. Ills Fish
cry Is vel snow" 50 "re among lha bGe'
cunG!v. lii, i'u.p' is in eAce,Init con
a,'I0n. the m.pcnv,,l"r's aei"y two
%,cry Frame Dwelling House ",.nost IL
ure.y ne"', with knracn, Barn, Stables.
Sc, all III excel nj condition, Ind pump
of good wa:er near he d""r. Prrsnl.,
str.mc tn purchase Fi+I';ng Prun't;-
VII i"d few situations idn.1 Desirable.
Fer the l2r,E7, or for say iI.!oun&':on
oe.i.ed III rllaiion t" ~" prnr.rty. sd
I'eSs. &. Ross NCALtY.
E!kion, February l5'h ISIS,
= IN" Ml'''-""ien. Nl.'o'd viii copy
i weeks, and scud bii to lbs Office.
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FRIENDS AND PATRONS

FRIENDS AND PATRUNs
adopt this mode
Of returning my profound thanks to all
who have been SO kind as to bestow upon
me their patronage, and now respectfully
give notice that have determined To re-
move to Baltimore. and will remain in
Elk.on bu. three or four weeks longer,
during which time Ihore those requiring
dental operations will favor me with
call. w. l.. COWAN.
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L timber Land
For Sale.

= vi k)olS.
ENILL. be sold q. public eale at Ms.
" i.n'n s tavern in the village OF y orlh
East Oh Saturday the S,h dai Of March,
al > n'c!cck in Tie GllerNoon, if no: pre-
yinusly sold Il, private sale, the following
described property:
..ss:i;s5fs;, F"ry-!Hnr Acres, z Roods, and
...Sssss,: r're rerches, more or less al
SsS" Timber Land, being part Of
ID,
"Simpers' Meadow"
binding on the Marley Road, about four
miles Er"ni the town Of Eifl u, affirming
the lands Of Thomas nIssel and Isaac
Holt.
ALSO,
IS acres, more or less, Of land arinc-
paI.y cnveiai wi,h wood, Iio.ning the WI
Iugc of North East, on he road tad!r Z
From SAID village 10 E'k:on, 2 snl@n ~
lion OF THIS iol is meadoH-t tie above ace,
criHcG rrcn"rlv 'hcimg ra!, Of lie 'ca! es-
,a;e' he i4tc .jto. simpcr&( will be so,i
~ rea ,pua5ls terms. Persons wishing {
iarhrr ,:tSc' ;iiion rG III p'or":rv arc go
erred &c Mesirs. J {; J. Siul; erS, Nui Il
East. Persons wishing to purchase sir
address
STEPHEN GEORGE. * SON,
Green Sweet, Pa.,imrre.
Jan. 1S--:7.
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S:'L.N.NI.I'-;, TE.4I'L.NG, fUL-

III. U y u VI 9
The subscriber re-. pc."lly informs the
Public that he has rented the Ell: Mills,
"op!>n and Gotten Factories, known as
CARROTS Mills, situated in Cecil ca. h!A..
seven miles above Eiklou, on ihc Big En-
stream, AID rouc miles from the village oi
Newark Del. They arc now in fall opc'a-
lion. Wool will DE received to he made into
HoiIa, Yarn, Clo,h, Casslnrrs, Sa,ine,ls.
Blankets or FIannels, as directed. al shoe.
notice; manufactured Ivy the yard, for Cash
OF II DOL, or made up on he shares.
Those who wish to exchange !heit
Wool Tor C!n'hs, &c, may expect gcHet-
ally To find choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
Nav o5.h 1SI4.
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IkU>TEE1s
Sale OF Land.

By vi;lne oC Decree from ,ha Corr;
Of Chancely. the undersigned as Trustee,
viii "ltr Il, pub, c sale on 7 THURSDAY
inc Oh day OF March ne$,, IA; the Corr
iiouse in Elklon, all t'vI valuable Farm,
which belongs 20 J"scrh Gii.;nghan, ~
i"g v:I!m 2 miles (. m the Blue IL,
Tavern, wilAm ii les from Inc nrici
3lnatjn- iinusa AID 8 miles from E....;ou,
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Foundry

s. a L. Ia
FOR S; = BaIo
F5Si!u subscriber being ab"Gt 10 move
= 20 Europe, no" offers a. private sale
al that vary valuable uacl o! lard. IN
A:ti rear s. Augustine Chulch, Cecil CO.,
IA. COZ, aiming
rs 3 Acres
If land, rar. arabic. part mead ~, ard
part woodland. The sell i>goa! au1 WcIi
adapted to she srn"ih 81 wheat, corr.
oats and al Hi is Of g:a;n aud grass.
~ The Improvements Goa.
80. =" .1GE.e, sis, &c dwelling House, Il
-. - :. good sue: an'ial b." and
-, ss'sSS other .H"cessary on: BALD
;ag, a never ial!ing pump If good "a'ci
Al the tpnr, and go@d spring wthIn 81.
y yards oG IL" House; I::ge apple Or
cka~,i, peach Orc'ai crn,a,ring enc
i.undrel iefs nnw !llrce vea's Old, and
,,e hundred peach trees ree,'y' - :"D our
his ld'j or next :; ring. tV,i"ad from Tie
choicest ru,I. anu yarir.y ri other choice
mutt. nnw IT, fail bearing; he !GrN,ij we'll
varcred having runui"g sl,2anls cGosg:: :
the premises; snele is a;so irexaus;4bir
.yis Of
SHELL IlA1L
anl 3 iul. .rpt; .iv 3a:,ac'. viii, which
GijV srros &" ,he lac havc luau c,itr"t'
=, .,"I h. 1T ;&hlel's. |, J. situated ono
an na,! in:tei ,'o.' 'H:. ,''.,o "ster 80,
,,ret AID i4i! ;niifr !rcrl apyt.r
ano Driywate canal beng a,,""' ~, rPT
arivr.n f., ,a't!;,,liu a;.a ::a''in.t:, -
iuruIng 'a"t'';.. 81 ii PISS !" he "'aIfe's "
,hose Giles; lrrtns made in suit l1u pn.r-
oha@cr, application, 10 b" made 10 - sa5-
sc,:3cr nuW i,ins o" ~ rrenri5cs.
JACQUES CAIOT.
.iGSO a :, t'DttG
situated on a.: CORNER .. a cross read w!.'
.ioth sesc;,een to !.%r!'y acres =! is",
attached ',er,tn, suitable iinr n,ar~'.+n@:r
Jug ur any k.nd Of H,ch,.n!,.,i Ansi:a,
persons da-tronS Of pur"hs,He tive above
described rroHer''' are i2N:.>i % VIC"
and e.aaine hem e., themselves,
gACG =, I.ATD".
e. An@us'ar, C"cli e. Nd. S'n'. -
'V;.agr Record. Dyia"arc Jn"in.i.
Adyu.tiscr. Nrwa.h. n J., viii COPS law
i weeks. an. send b..s 10 ,Li,. office 81.
cCi,9,i:al
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g. & IL Z III
F7fgEe s i TIM.

If land, rar. arabic. part mead,w, and
part woodland. The sell i<gna! ano well
adapted to she srn"ii of wheat, corr.
oats and all i:i,, is Of grain aud grass.
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JACQUES CAY OF.
.i1SC a 5 :'Dhs,

=. AnoWsliAr, C"clI O., Nd. E'ol. 7!
"Vi.a2r Record. Hria"arc journal.
Adyu.l;scr. Nrwa,h.N J. viii COPS law
q weeks. en-. send b..s u rLi,. office s..
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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-08
RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY!
TARRANT'S
EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND

"A,
The safe certain and speedy remedy eue discovered
combination of similar remedies will produce more
speedy and effect than an equiVhcht
nj NOTWITHSTANDING the numerous
i V pounds under the name of specifics. which are
daily offered TO the public for their sanction and pat
ronage, yet there has been long wanted preparation
that would insure To tine afflicted sale, convenient,
speedy aud etleclual cure The object Of the pres
ent one, containing ingredients Of the most valuable
description known to the medical world, is TO ena-
BILE all those who may stand in need of II 10 obtain
medicine unsurpassed by any other ever offered TO
the public.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys over
all others is its neat, portable form, put up IN pots
the mode 10 which il may be taken being both plea
SAINT and convenient. IL possesses whai may oe
called specific power, in most constitutions, esie-
cially when administered IN the early and acute form
of the disease, the cure Is generally accomplished IN
very short period, and has oiientlmes proved e'hc-
cious when other remedies had been tried in vain
The unfortunate patient possesses, IN TINS, sure
remedy; he has OCCASION TO make MS ease puoiic,
and without any application to medical man, with
out restriction diet, confinement, finds himself
cured e0ecually, in few days, AT trhing expense,
and n saving Of feelings to sensitive person; nav
| ing thus in his reach cheap, portable, and efhci.-
c;ous remedy. IL is in the iorn oil paste, Is aste-
less, and does not impair the digestion. Pamphlets
accompan, ing The medicine, without charge, contain
ng full and ample directions.
A,nung all the persons who have taken this incidence
there has been not a single complaint OF nausea or
any unpleasant feeling symptom, and all the ~ 81
ect arising iro", The employment ol the common bal
sam is enl,rey avoided by this new and valuable
medicine. A preparation, therefore, compoun led
ike the present one of materials possessing in their
individual capacities such highly sensitive powers
must prove the desideralum long sought for in tie
medical world, in the cure Of ihose diseases, and
from It's great aud general success, and incaiculable
benefits experienced from its use, command large
and extensive circulation.
Prepared and FOR sale wholesale and retail by
| JAMES TARRANT, Druggist, SC.
corner Greenwich and Warren streets, N. York
i - Also for sale by MOSELY 81 TUCKER,
Wholesale Druggists aud Apottecaries, corner Dau
phin and Royal streets. Mobile, Agents for the
| Pronre,or ianl7Mno
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phia, Of The best materials, aud the Saddlery Hard
ware is of trect np"rtaiion
The following comprises Ia part the assortment =
Saddles and .ridles, of every variety OF style, Br'-
die Filings, Mdrngales. Saddle Bags Of all kinds,
Whips, Coach, Gig. Dearborn Wagon and bray
Harness. Sknling, Harness, Bride aud Band Leath-
er tin Bands, assorted sizes, Paugh Pridles, Col.
lars, Hames. Trunks, Top Hides, Mclocco, Call and
Hog Skins, Curb and snaffe Bits, Spurs, Buckles.
Saddle Trees. of all kinds, Varnlsh, Coach Trim
mings. &c, &c. A large assortment of saddler's
Tools
file invites purchasers 10 call and examine and COM
pare his goods and prices with those Of other esab-
lishnents, before purchasing elsewhere.
pnv2S 24Scmo ;. BOUiLEMET.
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