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The New York herald., 1845-05-23

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ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADlES.
THE AUTHOR Of the " Private Treatise" Dr. Ralph bsgs
.oy s
his residence, se Greenwich street New York and espe
s ss whole
those which way relate the urinary
deems present the public iSs following
most 1's's''!sE sfRiSfGRE siSiEt G AMP ITS CURE
.
n not
the least Of it Those. However occspyns too much
Which his
1 "o 9d % pep, e
that The stream Of urine should b Cbsncted or
cases. .i1icurs may exist for
s.a ySs Nss wh0S :s Sds sh in this
ssS eng g ss e.; q this
other ssc sspec:y Of early css. sss. observed
m6
Of cure Many other symptoms might be mentioned but
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only Sy sP the "S@ 'Hs Is
n { 70 ss the & e. @ t. % :S
s how long this continue
Sss e S have !s
sn to eight weeks this length Of time least would strengthen
&C. iFsfSi: ES sls'isss ef 'fls
ure Il to deess the spirits and mental energy Not
Of Structure IN which The patient does not observe
sRif s
pnsS o @ "S Indeed whOsysI coG;ds1. s
medium by which the mind powerfully sct upon these
S the % 'fs
n,,: ms: ~ 10 Of os the asphS s volume which ssS e
.Dss; .DII !s s,ets.,s; 4 % i; ...ss
pain Eox
late years in the treatment complaint Indeed IL the
scsc%pSsi X = many days formerly e demanded
nss .s h Ms1y So s en Se whO on
though has been q trouble and anxiety for years Tc
ss s :,s h .S S S P@,
which has an interesting chapter information on tic
enclosed in little mahogany chest be safely sent to any
!. sonseG"sncs s!ss q the number q pende ard books Of
% ,ne ss " satisfactory ground confidence
&c. he has been engaged in the Of these diseases boil IN
nosgi dna city ietice for than thirty years. and
hs , Ia, letters from the most eminent physcisns Europe
I"ndoo %o 70 pr f'Ss"t M" N AmsrcSs sr A.y CPq q
% Others and ,hs, M i permitted dc 70 r o smo. n eyer
I sc.,n q e%nsnee this city Address Dr. Ralph
pACKET SHIP 0ENEsEE, from New OrIesns, s dscksT.
sing Pike street wharf foot Of Pike Consiuess win
please asnd to The rcss ofthsir goods immediately s
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GLAseow-Bsraue Adam Csn-is2 tons pig iron Irving
do coal woodruff Mintbrn-l0 bxs Routh son-2OO cs
Lee ecEi2 Wilso. BrownI7a BininGer sonl3 bales
ming Main Coz Hall Bros Coz bbs Bans-2io cks
SMyRrA-Brig Thames-t opium Dutih & Cousinery-1
do mdse Hoyt Hunt Manwel-l3 lbs linseed 90 bags
4 cs sponges to order ' ~
PoRro CAEELLo-Brg Josephus7i9 bags coffee stetsou
Boston?62 do Aymar co30 do Maitland Comre COLO
Hitchcock M,rshallIs3 w schmid. Durand
net co-22 Bowers, Ogden do baes sarsapaYIs
WhakerO bbls Dennistoun Coz indigo Des
Woolsey. - s' :
ST DoMyco-Schr Lousaua-loso pieces mahogany 20 bbls
honey do becswax Aymar CO. : -
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sprung leak carried away the bobss.y and had hssvs
81 casks hams bbs pork TO tighten the vessel.
schI H Walker Rossr, q days from g. Joas., ~ with
The Gulf 4tss. experienced gale from NJ sprung
and had 70 hesve the deck load Of lumber gn
the vessel.
schr Nosus. Howard, days from Baltimore. with IRON
bound to New Haven.
Brig Touquin, Young, from Neuyitas.
Brig Puritan, from Turks Island. 4...sst .
The Telegraph reports below soop Of supposed
to be the store ship Lexington from Charleston.
Also ship, brig, unknown
Sailed
Barques May Flower Rotterdam; M w Brett. Neuvtas;
Ahambra B) Quebec; Rockingham City Point; brgs Caro-
lima Charleston; Wellingsley. Philadelphia, and others.
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Tho Crops.

The Concordia Intellgencer states that the crops in
that neghborhood-Corn and Cot.on-have been injured
by the unfavorable weather.
The Crops in Halifax county, Va much more pro-
missing than they were earlier in the Spring. The May
Wheat greaynjured by the frost and cold weather
but has far recovered under the influence of the
late rains that half crop is expected The other wheat
bids fair to turn out very WELL There was at first as is
usually the alarm about the scarcity of Tobacco
plants It now thought however, that there will be-
abundant than they were last year. There was great
complaint on Dan River last spring learn that there
is very little now.
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Of the deathke stiffness and awful suspence which pre-
Bowman-Tyng-Bowman- were uttered by the
tele could be compared 70 nothing but the anxiety
which hangs upon the steps Of the they step
tho ground Of contest The general smile which
pervaded the galleries whenever the Of Tying came
os four or i've times In succession similar to tha'
manifested by the southern gamblers when Peytona
seemed to take the lead Our Tying ladies are all In
tears Can't you send Colonel Webb for their conso
lation
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H. ID MWAWg

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No. ~ Peck Slip Water STREET
~ New York has been than forty years in the
practice Of physic and particularly in curing pescy
those desperate OF variety Of secret disease oa %
ssate ulcers ccnce y the throat STRUCTURES Be- & c."ssr n Dy
choose crpericed phys!can. Dr. f. the oldest
and experienced this city, his practice great hrs succss
ncqrsbe. His Offices well arranged for privacy Cs
II Pck Slip and be convinced His charges most
M iii csses an susvsntesd a1e 1msrc
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Phllndelplnln.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l


PHILApxLrHrA, May 20, ls45
sent you few lines just before the mail closed in.
forming you Of the excitement in this good city of broth.
erly love- relative to the election of shepherd to the
Episcopal sheep in this great State. follow up my re.
marks and will continue to do So as have time, know.
ing that your great city and State must ere long 20
through the same state of feeling which we are expert
encing Qor you have been Onderdonked az well as
and you may calmly take view of our doings SO as to
guard against any errors into which may fall at this
crisis in our religious affairs.
AT this there are three parties on this Docae.
the ultra High Church alias the Puscyte-the Conserva.
tive High Church, and the Low Church or
party The latter are tho most numerous but not the
pest drilled and thus lose much Of the advantage mum.
pes' Wnat the hrst named lack in this respect they
make up In political dexterty and therefore in most ca
ses they secure the conservative votes In the allab-
so,pnB question OF filling the Episcopal chair il is din.
cult to state with certainty how the votes viii be cast
are nose among the conservatives who would do
but they arc personally hostile TO DR. Tynr Thev vii,
no doubt throw their votes against him others in
ranks are 50 iuly Convinced that he Alone OF all the
and nfuse an energy into this milk and water state las
to Church matters they will for him freely Aean
there are some few in the low church party who hate
Doctor, oy hatred. ofcourse and they will vote no,ns
blank against him. and had rather witness the ~
their own party than assist in his election Thus
the case and all now do is to watch the
and advise the brethren to remember the true spirit
Christian charity, and 'to fall not out by the way
Nous rerrons," as our friend Tommy Richie would
say. ~ the way, while talking of the Doctor must
oorec, mistake OF your correspondent "Athanasus'
in toaays Herald an unintentiona one, no doubt)
ne .nat mr Newton will probably be called to
IRON ON nrst rate authority, and is as follows:-
rn me @ car H. 70 st Georges Church, handed by Dr.
90 I - .br oi his yestry leaving it with thom
loudly N praise Of the Doctor With regard to his
cessor there are put three named on one of these
baltimore Rev. Dr. Alexander Jones' of Virginia ana
Rev. Mr. Barnwe Of s. G. Each OF these are tasn,,ad
energetic, and jealous preachers Of the rospei aJ
would well fill the place Of DR.. Tyng-i e-they would
oe the best that could be found or shall not soon
would be preferred to Mr. BarnwelI Both arc ,no :,
excellent attsnments fervent pcty and great zeal but
" Jones mas the advantage Of mind and age and
Aisn' ana weighs upwards Of 400 pounds. He would
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Trade Report.

AsHrs-There ID very limited demand for Pots, and
we still uote So 6l4 Pearls steady at the decline;
81 l2t a 49, are the current quotations.
BREADsTuFrs.-There is no activity in this market.
Gcnesec Flour is held at 81 623
BEEswAx.-Prime yellow of all descriptions we quote
at 30c. but the demand 10 limited
CorroN.-There more disposition shown to pur-
chase to-day and the sales which general amount
5000 bales the chief transactions being again for Liver.
pool. The market may be considered as es-
tablished at the advances eighth of cent since
tons conform.
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VICTIMS OF INDISCRETION.
A REMEDY FOR SECRET DISEASES.

BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS the most
cessfa remedy discovered for the curs Of gonorhea
Of generation. The high. low rich and poor married and sim
gle may themelves without the least in the short
generally sscaX , ssasrative organs. They ar.
bed by the celebrated Dr. Abemehy in all Of the above
complaints Reader remember that thousands fall victims and
get their constitutions ruined when boz these Pills would
have saved them.
For sale wholesale and retail by Wm Watson, Apotecares
Hail. IS Catharne street. and at ~ Maiden lane.
Price 81 per hox with direcfons all imkm
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Passcn0crs ArrIxefI. !.

TALERM0-brg Le0ne-DOminca Caunalt
IuRxs lsLAED-:R.g Neuyi.ss.J Brsnda, w Flanner
SAvArN1H.Brig Phlura-O H Cooley and lady Mr. Hall.
gan and lady, N Bonley, Stale. & Dulsgs
,SA,yASrAhIBrig New Jersey-Rey s Brown. wife and
children Studson, wife and children Miss Chase Nr,
Cummings-l4 in the seerage. - :
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Mos!LE-Barque Lucretia-77 bales cotton TaIman2Is
CDeinger-3O Cahoon Kinney co-lO6 Hogan & FINLEY,
Nelson Z co-gs Coomb % Iselinme25tc order.
marsh0t De Forest eo-O0 bales cotton Burru Johnso
ga Wood-123 & II Graves.
SAvANNAH-Brg Philura7 bales cotton Wood-lO Smith
Mills co--98 Perkins & Capham-30 4 4 r Grayes-lai
Ketchum. = =
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NAvAI.-The U. s. ship Columbus, the flag ship
Of Commodore Biddle, was towed to the quarantine
ground at New York ON Monday morning. preparatory
to her sailing for China The U. s. sloopofwar Cyane,
lying at Norfolk, is to be fitted out for Immediately.
The U. 8, sloop-ofwar Boston at Montevdco the
18th of March, Capt w. X. Latimer, appointed to the
command Of the Pensacola Navy Yard has entered upon
his duties Capt Andrew Fzhugh has been assigned
the command Of seam-frgate Mississippi, fitting
for service.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIYIcArIoN.

HAY-Common qualities Of North River bale sell as
wanted at 40 42c The receipts continue large and the
demand moderate.
WHIsxEY-Domcstic in drudge casks is selling at 2lc
Western and prison barrels we quote at 2lk a 22c
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FABEK SEGAR FACTORY,
II DIVISION STREET,
NT.IU worry


THE UNDERSIGNED have e;s.b.hed @ an extensive segar
tion Of Mr. BROWN. who has been superinendent Of
The following kinds 6cEas manufactured in the Fab Sc
gar Factory and Of which large stock now on hand will be
found equal Havana Segas Of corresponding style and
age:-
Imperial Regalias, Trsbucos, Common Size
Resaha. Psnetelas. London Size.
All boxed in the Havana style.
The subscribers have settled the Son Of their Senior
for Of selecting Tobacco for their Facto
H also for the purpose Of selecting Sgars suitable
Market
They have hand for sale large stock Of Havana Sc
gar, entitled to debezure Of the following brands
La India, Woodvllc, La Cabans,
Noriago, Fraganxa La Norma,
De Moya, Cubrey, Esperanxa,
Lord Byron, Upman, Riondo
Escuapius, Minerva, La Fama,
La Palma, Victoria Columba,
Dos Hermanos, LaPaz Also Principe &c.
JOHN II. FABER < CO.,
fN 3merc No. New street. corner Of Wall.
BltiGAR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
81 Canal Street, 18 doors West of Brondicay.
COLLECTORS OF ENGRAVINGS visiting the city will
here find one q the choicest coecnons Of RARE OLD
and FINE MODERN Ensravngs in the country atless than
one-half the usual prices.
B-Grate Aprons and Drapery for Looking Glasses in
great variety and Of the newest desiGns
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Philadclpllin.

Correspondence Of the Heraldl
PHILADELPHIA, May ~, ls45
Racefor the Bishop's Chair-Bowman and Tyng-Tyns
distanced and sohdrawn-Intense Ercitement--Tyng's
Dying .q6fiction Of the Ladies
-Coionsi Webb's presence indispensable.
Notwithstanding all previous calculations, Dr. Tying
has lost his election Bishop of Pennsylvania the
vote upon the first ballot by the clergy he aty have
not yet ballottedD being
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WASHINGTON, 2lst May, 1876.

WASHINGTON, 2lst May, l835.
Teras-Ay Prophecies Sir Weeks Ago, now to be
FhlfAed-Mr. Washington, p. o. AMditor-Feels
his Seat Lnsecme-Mr. Bwke's Opnion-1Nr
Washington tcM haze to Rctue-Mr. Clinton
Er-M. c. from NeW York, appointed Clerk in
The War Office.
Some six weeks ago, prophesied in my letters,
that the course which would be adopted by the
Texans to come into the Union, would be prompt
acceptance Of the terms offered by the Joint Reso-
lutions of the House of Representatives, even if it
were necessary to put Mr.. Anson Jones out of the
way to accomplish it and that they would call
convention, frame a State Constitution, elect their
congressman and Legislature, and then chose their
Senators, and send their Senators and Representa-
uves here next winter with their constitution, TO
ask tor their seats. was then laughed at for my
verdancy, and some Of the quid nuncs, who can see
great way into milestone, assured me that was
very much mistaken, &c. &c. &C. 1t turns out
after all, however, that my prophesies (based upon
son than Charles A. Wicklifc, late p NJ G., states
IN his letters, extracts from which have been pub
hshed that this IS the precise which will be
adopted ! merely mention this, because think
the Herald should have credit for the accuracy Of
Its information, and just to remind the qtid
not to be so quick in laughing another time.
MIR. Peter G. Washington, Auditor Of the P. O.
Department, formerly Chief Clerk Is quaking in his
shoes for fear just at this time He already more
than wishes he had retained his post as Chief Clerk
So unstable does he find his post, that he is running
about here and there and everywhere, to induce De-
mocrats, whom once he turned his back upon, to
support him in his position Among others, ne call
ed upon Mr.. Burke, the Commissioner of Patents.
to curry favor with hun, for he is complete stoady,
as most OF the wouldbe-cod-fsh arstocracy are and
IS now. complaining everywhere about that Mr.
Burke Is very queer man, the fact being as un-
derstand, that he told Mr.. Burke good many things
and among others, that he had been in office here
more than 20 years whereupon Mr.. Burke replied
that ne did not exactly understand what sort Of a
man ne must be who claimed now to be good De-
mocrat, and yet had contrved, under all the changes
OF administration, to keep his post, which, by the
way, was very sage remark, and means more than
at first appears when applied to such man as Peter
g. Washington. He will have leave to retire and
we candldy advise him to mizzle while he has the
opportunity.
Mr. Clinton, late M. c. from New York, I under
stand, has been appointed to clerkship at $1,000 per
annum IN the War Office, vacated by the removal of
Mr. Cochran, very talented young fellow, but ad-
dicted to the use OF the exciting cup. Another ex-
M G. provided for.
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Died

On Thursday, 22nd instant, after q lingering illness
CHAREs KELLY, aged 80 years.
His friends and acquaintanccs and those of his brother
Thomas respectfully invited attend his u
neral this Friday) afternoon, at o'clock from 665
Washington, corner of Amos street.
On the 22nd instant MARY JANE, only child of G. T.
Sewall, aged months and Is days.
The friends OF the family invited to attend the m
neral this morning, at o'clock from 3 Chambers street
without farther invitation
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Married.

MarT1ets
At Harlem Thursday afternoon the 29nd instant by
the Rev. Richard Abercrombie Mr. WALrER BRApy to
Miss MARY JANE daughter Of Captain Robert Foster ali
of the same place.
On the 22d instant in Jersey City, by the Rev. Mr. B.
Lockwood, MIR. RoBERr Dow to Miss Many f. WHITE.
HEAD, both of Wiltshire, Eng.
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MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAs.-The brig Orleans,
Captain W. Long, arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon from Santa Cruz having board the body Of
James Drummond, ordinary seaman, who was murdered
about o'clock the morning of the 9th instant, when
of Cape Henry by John johnson, (muatto) the cook Of
the vessel The facts Of the are believe sub
stantially follows On the morning in question, as
the In the act of getting their allowance Of
and the cook when the unfortunate deceased stepped up
the caboose to take the part of his fellow He
had in his hand chain hook with which, in the language
Of of the witnesses before the jury Of inquest he
attempted to poke the cook" when the cook drew a
large knife and stabbed him In the left breast pcnetra
ting the heart and causing DEATH He immc-
datey put IN double irons and confined below. Capt
Long left the brig below Fort McHenry came to the
city about o'clock and made the facts known Judge
Heath Of the u s. Circuit Court who Immediately issued
precept for the commtal Of the accused to Baltimore
county Jail An inquest held the body of the
murdered man. by James Mullen, coroner and the jury
returned verdict that the deceased to his death
by the hands Of John Johnson" The deceased was q
brothernlaw Of the chief mate of the brig-Balmore
Clipper May ~.
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TRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
HENRY KAHN 70 Liberty street, up stairs. have Just
received and offer for sale complete assortment Of
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
bunches sprgs and SINGLE Materials for do DO and al
kinds Of
WATER COLORs
for flower manufscuwn among which Il liquid mini
color Of very Superior quaty Also AZ invoice Of
for Ladies and Chen, very rich embroidery; Hair Pms
atest yles and lot OF splendid Engavngs PLAN an color
NH I'M -
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sales OF stocks ID PhlladeIphIa.

FI.sI BoA.D, May aa-ie shares schuylRiI Is Nsv,gs
ton aS 20 do do ast 10 shares Memphis ~ soo shares
6's 1853 s4s Al, $4,000 Texas notes. III % shares
Bank. Ky, ei SO shares Lehigh, 10; iaS shares VIII
mington, l9}. -
sEconD BoARp.-sI0O0 State ss bos ds, 72; 500 do
III; las 8 Dank shares, 8; 500 Grard Bank, "; ,
PHILADELPHIA Bank 1861; 10 Farmers and Mechanics
Bank 4ii; la5 wilmington Railroad, days, l9i; $50 do
days i9s; 80 Schuylkin Navigation. 2S1.
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By Last Night'S Southern Mail.

PHILADELPfIA May 22Arr Josephine, Teal New Orleans
Paragon Brayton, Apalachicols.
BsLrI'GnE May s.Ar Orleans Long st CreH; Abisha
Ga Fabus, White PeEnan,1ccS and mkt; Mary Ann lnew)
Boston Bermuda r Barbadoes: Justna Demerara; Gallant
Mary Mayaguex Maria st Johns NF; isabella Clark Sssn.
as River load wood FOR Boson Ovoca NYork Britannia
(Br) Harbor Island.
ALErANpRIA, May 2O-Sld Bolivar, Nantucket.
NoRroLK May i8-A Nancy Jane, Godfrey NOrleans for
Richmond; Elizabeth Chase, Boston; H Thompson Wron
do for Richmond = -'
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FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING

IN business pleasure Be accommodated during their
~ with pleasant and desirable home the house of
lady Of respccaby where they will hevery attention
Apartments with private tables Il preferred. Appyat
"a BURTON CRESCENT,
a26 lmsrc Euston Square, London.
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CARPETING.
454 PEARL STREET.

asa PEARL STREET
THE SUBSCRIBERS have just opened thu arre and spae;ou,
4 CARPET WARE ROOMS. No. - Pearl street former
oy smith Hewitt Co. and are noy ready TO Offer
the spring trade Of which exceedingly rich OF new a.
signs and colors. Among them max be found
NEW SETTS KIDMINSTER BRUSSELA
Entirely New.
s,,pr,r,,,r Rich Shading,
SUPERFINE FINE AND COMMON INGRAM
CARPETIN0,
- OF every variety and description.
Rugs Druggets Table and Piano Covers Wohted Tufted
snd Jue Msts Oil Cots very heavy and great varieties,
from to feet wids together with all Other articles usually
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
m2o 2mem asa Pearl street
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
AND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS.
1strses have jass ree1sd by the I.ss f.vrs packets.
most elegant and latest styles and will continue
ING them By every succeeding packet. all imsrc
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PACkET SHIP 0ENEeEE from New Orleans, s dischar-
ging at Pike wharf, foot Of Pike Consigees will
please attend to the rcsix ofthsr goods Immediately me
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READ THIS

hEAD IHIS
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
"A hoss Of long standing ceve sdvcs and medicine gr
s the first application, neither residence required
No 81 Reade 8. HEINE. M. d.
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nIiscsIIaneous Record,

BARaUE OxFoRD, Ross Boston from Havana experiences
heavy westheron Friday the NE gale lost stern bos
sprung udder broke udder Brace lost buwaks stove AFT
hatch SC.
ScHR LOUISA Oliver, from Kennebec River for Bosto
parted her chains below Porsmouth about Of lit
and ashore Newcastle the rocks between Stllmar
safe
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-25
3 q
NO LONGER
2 q
BUT Changed TO az.

W Inc public are respectfully informed that by the
ordnance OF the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 to 80, of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
occasion to call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and Others, TO the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the of Dyspepsia. BoWel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague Rheuma
tsm, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints to which we are liable. In addition TO the
many certificates published in the papers of the day.
he has in his possession number from most respecta
BILE individuals, all estiying TO the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks TO discerning public, who have
extended 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 and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made 10 impose upon them a
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 name on the label on the
side Of the bottle. None other genuine therefore
be rot deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS ME acknowledged
TO be 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 a great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
legues of which can be seen at his store, and which
he warrants TO be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOUIEY, No. 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
NIB. Remember the No, SO, as the genuine anti
clcS for sale at other place in Baltimore alp