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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-09
OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co.
NO, D HOIIlday s., BdItO. J
g EPTEMBER LOTTERIES. Persons at


No. Holiday S., BALTIC. (
SEPTEMBER LOTTERIES. Persons at a
- distance disposed to chance ticket package
in some of the brilliant lotteries to- be drawn this
month"; are particularly requested TO direct their orders
to the undersigned, either by the mails private
veyance, which will be ATTENDED 10 with prem ptneSs
and fidelity and the result made known Immediately
after the drawings The capitals each lottery are
100000, 30 000 30 0O0 10, 600 50 o. 1000, sc. Tick
cts from ,, g. 4, >, to $40 each Packages come at
d, D. TO- 90 50, 100, 10 Sl40 each, containing all the
numbers IN lottery, and subject TO realize the three
highest prizes.
Distant adventures are most respectfully requested
10 direct their orders TO
JAMES FLETCHER & Co, Baltimore, Md.
81 Agents for the Managers.
yNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
81 All hail All hail! 5000 in WHOLE ticket
sold by EGERTONS! Comb 10 IS SO. the 4th capi-
tai Of Sj0OO, package ll4 sold by the Egcrtons
To gentleman Pratt street, in the lottery of yes
erday This is of the best prizes that has been
sold for the last mouth being IN whole ticket, worth
net S4250, EGERTONS is the place and no mis-
take. The drawn Nos. of class 1885, are
35 % so % n J 81 - So - 81 10
Draws TODAY the handsome scheme Of Maryland
Consolidated Lottery class Sc.
SCHEME.
prize Of $1,000 5 prize OF $500
1850 5 I" $50
1000 3 &c 300, Sc
Tickets S2.50-shares IN proportion.
Tickets by the Package single sh re, for sale at
EGERrONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICtS,
Corner South st. and Exchange Place; or
II Corner Commerce aud Pratt streets
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-09

HMPORTANT To Ali WHO SHAVE.
n Ju received at LEES Dressing Saloon, No. 4,
North Cav ST., first rate supply Of Old English White
and Brown Windsor Shaving Soap, to which he in
vtes the particular attention of those who shave them
Selves AS there have been many complaints, that
1 cannot get a good piece of having soap" So by
giving ZEE call, there will he no need of further
complaints. Also, good supply of Old Gambia Soap,
which is said To he far superior To the CASTLE Soap for
the toilet; together with Perfmery and everythg ap
pera ming To the gentlem ms toilet
N. b Gen lemen have their razors set at the
shortest notice. IS 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-09

HhR Ai.ERED BAKER has opened his Of.
H. flee At his dwelling, LEXINGTON STREET
one door west of Charles, where he may be consulted
professionally. aI9law4w
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-09

THDDP EAR RINGS HOOP EAR RINGS.
d Il The ladies can be supplied with Ear Rings at
low prices, by GABRIEL D. CLARK, Jew Try store,
Wafer street, second door from Calvert, where n
large stock of Jewery Silver Ware and Watches are
now offered for sale. s6lm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-09

fei CENT CALICO ES-Of new and handsome
SDi styles, and good CLOTHS, opened this day, at
HAYWARD'S, No. 2j Howard,
seq Third dnur from Fayette-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-09

HOUCK'S PANACEA.
A LII ORDERS for "PANACEA,n left at the
IA STAR ROOM" WINE STREET, lst do n from
Charles, wholesale and retail, will be punctually at
tended TO,
se54t+ HENRY I. HOUCK, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-09

Can any doubt it, efficiency after the mention OF
the above ingredients, any one Of them being nest
mG5lg. o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

O'apon, auI - ipf Ntft. So va, nrl
hall - 'nuy tha' h,J lathe, isJ I,,lr,aird
hi' NtiH D., ihc opsht TO have bc,n The
Lussr
'Thcr, rai..-" .,y, Shat,p~a,, but
Who would have ,Dopght ia, Uucl, Xsh.
WAS r,qpirJ i1 Boz Uushpp,d TO op.u IN,
gate, loi Dr. Fell 70 GoW On io nu,n, D.
So It ha?p'ucd certainly Mara va, her
fihsfs nhrsc. aoi ID Fell wss The ,u,L..,
aH,nii,, doctor in the uo,i The women
assured The palieut that VI iis wis, was r,al.
" 'Jr,lOcAGJ he mus lny on b., hack a
month bt Fol hotn6,d them ali by
'ahrng his pIii,n, ont in he oh1isc the So
on1 dhy after the incident They baulrJ
and fought tho growing reputation Of the
young Doctor, but as Uncle Ieb had y.
suined hs pt-togallvc aud lIktn chatsc
~ 'or' .r fl. i1'ou' 10 'ho Young mlu's
cas'. t1'u opposition was o. no usr To
flush his assistance IN the prrwi.cs. Dr
Fell took hold Of The bass vol 10 the church
the neat Sunday, md sawed the great IN
stfpm'n, through cot mon, long short par
liculir and shot particular mdte walk
ing through 'Od lIludrI' like m old
scqra,nilncr. PLAYING Wills as II he had
nINaVs drank there, touching up Brine
rcnlo Ike veteran stNlns through ST..
ver Stree like a hard currency man. and
oven attempting the Iubilalc' INTO the
"S,c,lln Ne'rcrs' as II be- was used 10 II
, Now, every body gave ia Uncle Xcb
was delighted to hear hls fivouu inatu.
mcnl so well handled mud put ~ the bass
wrh hl. voice with sort Of triumph tie
r'Inlcrd that when his bow ntn vas in n
slug hc had found substitute who could
play almost ns well Ms hu--an1 secretly
resolved tha, the bass vol should never go
, out Of the fImlly"
The old women siIl conicnlrl against
the new doctor lie had neglected. 10 court
them, and when they were forced TO own
he was very good Mt broken bones and
such Ike, they declared he would be no
hand 10 ievcrs Maria counsrli,d the Doc
tor to meet those who were wiling to ca.
2itulate. half way. tie dit so-and IN
three months from the date OF the disloca.
ton ~" - ate NJ the witches gavr out ihl,
'Ih &C D. Fell ccr.uuly had an OIL!
head on Young shoulders" Al wa. right
thereafter
DR. Fell la, of course taken wife and
that Wllc OF course. Is Marin Ills father
iOliw wor,hips hlm and all toe women
IN town think they could not possibly sur.
vlve without his att niancc on their vapors.
He is on the high road To fortune has
nearly caused his predecessor DR. Pitcher
to be- forgotten, and ,uIoys vnh Maria ina.
ny u hearty laugh at the mere mention OF
1arroNfl pas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

Father Of mtu snd BOSS" exclaimed
thc iiore approaching the throne Of Jupr
ter, u .,ss,I II me- hat | an che cf ~
mos, beautiful animals with which thou
hss adorned NE World and .sli love ,o,l.
ers me to believe the chafsstct iur V, In
some particulars nv nrwarNhee might ad.
mt OF 'onc improvement y
~ wha, hnd Inform mr. am
wiling 10 crive instruction. ah the IA
,hcr 4 oil and sui,d
Il would probably run b,,ict." rcti,cd
the s'ccd II nv hes wrto longer and
mort 'ndcr neck like a swan would h.
more b. coming WIDER chest would I'm
prov my Strength and SINCE thou hast or.
damned me TO carry The darling, man, nigh,
| no, have nautical PADDLE -towfng uron
IN, .tk ln''sod of That one WEh which the
We, meaning. ,idrr eonhn.s me
Have psncner, resumed the god AMI
with an awful voice, pronourecd hi. etes
tive word Life darcd into the dust. inert
matter became alive organized members
were iotmrd they were Jouncd IN QUO con.
slsten, body. and before he throne arose
he hldcous CamrIl The horse shudder.
ID md shook with horror
See, 'Od Jupiter, longer mud moro
slender legs n ncck like that OF a swan
aud large chest, and a natural gdile 49,
Nouli you choose TO have such shape =
The horse qunkcd with extreme aversion
"Go." coGliuucd the God take counsel
from this event BE- bcnccGouh satisfied
with your sondrion and, IN order 10 re.
mind YOU Of the Earning YOU have nov re-.
cevcd So saving he cost on the camel
prosetvnG look Live, sad he. new
lnhabl,anl OF the worldl and NAV tho horse
never sec thee but with trembling aver.
SION
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30
A STORY OF A CAP.

III u \ NV ! ~
Nav ttoubl, YOU 10 show mo thni dress
cap with blue trimmings N the window ?
sad lIdy like person, as she cnteftd a
fashionable lace shop
The proprietor, with n polite bow, han
dcd the lady char, and producing the
cap alluded to. rccommonI,d Il IN the usual
SCI phases
Pay, what i the prIco2 inquired Mrs
Mowbay with dissatisfied AIR, after view.
ing It ia every imaginable position, and
scrurlnizug ~ materials and workmanship
with pauont mlrut'ne,s
'lhe price is seven shillngs, madam
answered lhc shop keeper, rubbing his
h.nIs
Seven shr'Ings' exclaimed Mrs Now
bray 'Why have seen them marked up
a score OF places for SIX nni ii the bazaars
they nrc cheaper sIll'
Excuse nae, rnai,m, r'pl,d ia, shop
keeper, 'utsurh copsa, lhll thInk %.
serve the fac quality pi o., material, aud
the nca'ncss Of The Workmanship It is a
first rate nuioic'
oh yc, see, r'jHn,d Mrs Mowbray
'tu, ttc caps 30 which ailui- ure quite e.
Qual - 1t IA every respect The fact y |
d no, p,ulcuhhy Vaulit but if SIX shll.
hngs Will do | wlIl ,akell'
The shopkccper h,siIalod. i suTpose
YOU must have 1t then, madam, sAil hr
wrh a sad irncl cout,nance, bu, really !
get no profit on il "a, that prlcc.
Ca sllI Ms Moutray with a banter
ing AR you shopkecp-rs never GET any
profit, # we ATE TO believe you You mean
I TO say you do not pocket qllo fifty per cent
BY H.
The shopserpcr with a faint ,GJu 10
smle. shook h, head rs be- neatly folded
aud wrapped up The delicate article, ADD
Ms MoNbray having counted out ne SIX
st.'uss hc pol',ly thanked Der. opened
the shop door aud balo her good day
There Jane, said Mrs howbray n.
she ,n'crrd the plrl1r on her arrival ~
hone .,..4, DO 500 ihsuk ol ms pIlchas,7
holding OPP her n's acquisition. Isu mol
f lDscal ID cap Guess what gave Tor u
Jane cHamnrd q m,ou!ely. and guessed
. Dec prre 60 be- seven OF elsh, shilling To,
materials ani Votk beng as She remarked
60 very good
'OuH 50 sLllogs' SAID Ms Movbra
i.umpaariv. 1hc shopkerp-r asked : bat
succeeded u c,uiog Ir acl 'pYuin1
o. on aoI walking up 90 ,he looking glass
assure you ana n1, huIe pleased Uut
ms U,rrlu
VOL s.il Jane ID B, uoni.r ,ta
,a,, csn ~ lri .. srI sI.al cap or 10,
mury. hr m-.ru1.s alone. should ih.ni
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

We were comfortably situated 10 the stage.
The horses were under way, when q young
man continued conveis'tion which u APP
pesred that he had broken on at the las,
stopping place
al any rate, SAID he II do not belev,
the story about Jonah'' swallu"Ing ths
whale
"And what is there ~ strange In that.
young man, SAD an elderly deacon, on the
opposite seat
strange, said tie youth, "t 10 absurd,
astonishing impossible
"Nou speak very confidently, sir , wiser
men than you have believed IT, continued
the deacon, "and indeed WHY should not that
be true as well as any other pin Of the good
book "
i never "a" II IN the good book =" ei
claimed the otheL
8" ! hen am sorry TO Soy that yol arc VetY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

a PoLicr Strrcu 1T IS most aston.
,shlng, sid Richard Mefvyn, us he rein.
pushed the nucm u 10 raise from the gutter,
ut the corner Of Sixth and prunc streets, II
rs really astonishing bow soon this dreadful
climate Of America brings on old ago |
shell never get home to write n book about
this place never ilrfc | m. tx Gd.
two, Wilhoat my stockings, SPRAYING IN u
duty, republican gutter without being able
to he p myself out Of II. There's that lamp
wlnkIng and blinking IN my face, us # 1t
and big brute Ola dog just smell, Of the, to
see whether was good TO eat. What
country What cutters, and what hquorsI
only took nine smallcrs Of whiskcy, and
what with that and The premature old age,
| verify believe that am n gone chicken.
Mr. Mervyn now clamored 50 loudly,
that assistance soon came.
Silence, there What's tho matter T.
Matter YOURSELF I'm being done, or ns
some people say, I'm dong The march
OF mind has tripped, and Richard Mervyn
is too deep for himself Ilcp me out, gen.
fly, there. Amt IN d pretty pickle
When was ut school, tue boys would
have called you auuerr
They wouldn't have known much gram
mar il they dad I'm II IIqulJ-see mo
drip
"Oh, oh = said the watch, don't try to DO
funny. know you w,l enough, now
you've wiped your fIcc You're the chap
that locked ne up IA my box once and
when | burst opou the door you knocked
me heels over head and thrh legged IT.
That's me | dl lhatthlng How did
you Ike 'ho Ups and downs Of public Lief
isn't variety ehnrnlng
~ ii wasn't that I'm public junction.
airy and mustn't give way TO my feelings,
Id crack your cocoa and ease my mlnd by
50 dong. Come, go along TO the watch
honsc'
well. give Ne your arm Don't be n.
itaid oilhc mud, rs very wholesome
Look at the pigs, how TAT they ore
SO co. steady IN Y Star
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

gsin Vas ever sfsr s,soe,sicd IN her Mad
oah ieTfc,Alcd vsg~', and the misery snd
The charm ~heh y had oece po.~s~d in
hrf eve. ~s' .n,irt'- dsp'l'rd By the We
eoll,cuon Of The strow ard orrr.','eo
Which wer, 20 otsn Involved 10 ~ PRO.
dleuon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30
ISRIl.IITON MARKET.

N.sp.s. Scrs r. tets
A. glattss iIss Heel Isule. a. STOVES.
500 ~t.rsp snd iDta S~iae
Fairrs - H,,f { sLls-- Etts o. % H,U
qps.r tiss -, on'd. et.aS and 10
Ilafi so ,u1si
Nryss -- I-o vssis cd ~ IS ihfe~
vstr, 90 siasgs
NAe,t -- - ~, fforl STA 10 $50 ODD
Nftsy ifnm o. - W ? on
Srss, Oii iiogs itva, J I 2tot Shesi,
81 psd 10 s,tie. A. retail lfom
ia'sA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30
AFRO WAT PEAS


! - hoi hss zee d. Pei.
- Fsasue 81 lu I csfnat trf
tietttt tsos ,sf iA,t rsll .sli,
Go COS its yoa ~ I,i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
ITO THOSE VINO VALUE their lives more thaa
ONE THOUSAND CERTIFICATES

DESARDING THE GALVANIC RINGS and Magnetic
HI Fuid-Dr Christie promised the public when he INTRO
duced his di. covery thai should he tested solely by It's
He has redeemed his pledge, and will untold the
proofs He has in his possession upwards one iho
sand certificates bearing strongest testimony IN Inc matter
the publication OF which will be commenced IN this journal
from to-day II is earnestly requested that all persons VINO
are will believe newspaper, but VIII per-
sonay call the respective parties ana see and near from
themselves whether these facts or lasehoods Dr. Chris
lie tenders his thanks those who have thus gene
ously allowed him the OF their names and the recital OF
their cases The certificates VIII be selected rs proprey
suggests. Certihcae 10. I'u
SEVERE NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY
NEw-YokK, Nov. LIST, l345.
ToDr A. II. Chrislie:-For six years have been snf-
ferer and believe none can have suffered My dis
ease was complication OF complaints brought on by eXe
lions to support my family often being obliged to work al
the hours of the 2+ was aricteu WIN
distress In the head sight impaired and general
weakness seemed PROSTATE my entire iacnues was
under the care of Dr. Stllnan No Sutolk-st for long
sNe but INV case stubborn that baied the skill OF
every physician | tried My nervous excitement W az such
thai the slightest noise would sometimes throw me in con-
WILSON'S Sometimes would not close my eyes during the
nj ph and would walk the room hall the time For over
wear was SO ea that could scarcely hear any one speak
Nv life has been constantly despared Of and oien wished
death TO eieve nv sueriugs Such is feeble statement
Of nv situation last June when first read o. your Galvanc
Rings and Fluid purchased the articles have worn them
since and that have completely recover
ed nv health my strength, and my spirits My friends my
physician and myself confident that soiey u tne use
o. your Rings and Magnetic Fluid that This happy result has
csIne pass and -ha gratefully acknowledge IT, and
am now aud will be all times ready 10 state any further
particulars satisfy the pubic that my assertions are
true in every respect r,,.,so,, 40 n,.,.,o
The only place in NewYOrk TO obtain the genuine Gal.
vanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid, is al l34 Fuonst sun
q ,ildinp nl9 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

HEIRS WANTED.-A Mr.. Bradley Pease died
some months since in Louisiana. leaving about $4,000
for which there is claimant He is said to have been
from Vermont and has sister living Lake Cham
plain 1.-THE heirs do not get the money the State will
- The report that the Small Pox had made its
appearance in Princeton is contradicted by the Whg
published 10 that place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

r.y- ScicntIfic Amusement, 0roId and young, grave
and gay designed for Table and ire side recreation
Manufactured, published and for sale 6y T. u chapman
for sale by gross dozen, single se by Groesoeeck
Co No so Maden-lane exclusive ngents Tor ine Sy o.
Boston: II L. Lipnan SO Chestnut-s, Phadelphlai Cusn
ing Brother, 2S2 Markets,, Balumorei h aArnnan
Washington L. 7. HorpbrooK, Wheeling, va eSoeoao"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

" Hydropathic InstitutiOn.-George T. Dexter,
Nj D. has established an hydr9palhc institution Tor inc
trial and pleasant village OF Mcrstown n. j. The efficacy
OF cold water in the prevention and cure OF disease Is now
generally admitted, and in many parts OF Europe and
country has suspended the of ofdrugs and med
cncs In both and chronic Diseases such fevers,
rheumatism govt, paralysis scroula, spinal Diseases lin
Guiding and disorions dyspepsia and host Of
ills which heir action Of cold water rapid and
permanent Al SEEING upon the of disease, 1t
reduces greatly the amount Of human misery and suffering
and produces radical of disease when other
aud treatment have failed. In the graphic language OF Bull
wer under the cold treatment nature leaves the body
instructive tendency which always toward
covery series Qfie action commences md The
stition is only amended, itundergoes change" Dr.
Dexter has recently returned from Europe and has made his
extensive arrangements of baths SC Herhe plan Of Press
nz himself 1t will be the aim of The proprietor while he
offers invads the of relief from disease, give
them sso the comfort and conveneuces of home. Morris
is delightfully."- situated surrounded all sides with
the aids appliances which will give effect in carrying
out the cold The Morris and Essex Rail-
road terminates short distance from the Institution and
rages ready a. all times convey patients and from
tie establishment. nl8 ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
New Publications.

cp POEMS: By OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
have been issued by o. Rich Il Sons, London, IN
a nca, volume OF 175 pages Few readers are aware
of their obligations TO Holmes for the ceverest con-
ceits with which their fancy has been ticked for the
last fifteen wears The Music.Grnders, The Tread
MIL Song The Ballad OF the Oysterman, The Last
Leaf Evenings by Tailor and forty others are among
tho hos, ,bings in their line ever written Holmes Is
hardly Poet in his common mood though ne has writ
ton Poetry bu, Wit he decidedly s and his VII Is gem
uipe-renial spicy sparkling Where Poetry has one
apprecia,irc admirer. Wit has dozen. and Holmes
nigh, be the most popular OF our bards Ii any pans
were taken to render him As things 60 however
thousands enjoy his dainty quips and flashes without
knowing or caring who is the author or ii they know" no
more thnk'of buying his works than OF buying the mon
kew that amused them at the menagerie fou are IN
wise. obese Public! There is music in Holmes
than you have yet begun to extract from him.
~ THE NATURE AND ISFLUESck OF EvANGE
1rcA1 FAITH By L. E. LATHRoP D. D. forms an leno
of 1871 pages just issued by Leavitt, Trow Co City
and by H. & j. c. Ivson Auburn. 1t is a brief, clear,
and able summary of the orthodox view OF Justification
by Faith, and the Faith essential to justification.
rJ5s THE WORKS OF REV. HENRY ScoUGALL, To-
ge,her with his Funeral Sermon By Dr. Garden and an
Account of his Life and Writings have been issued in
close l8mo. by R. Carter So Canalst
sET THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL: Comedy IN
Five Acts by R. B. Sheridan forms No ! OF sargents
Modern Standard Drama Published by VIM Taylor,
2 Astor House
EsS THE NETWORK ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
of Literature and Art No 3 for December has been pub
lished by VIM. Taylor, Aston House Its pages are
we'll filed with entertaining matter and its illustrations
are generally good The picture of Lockport Enc Ca
nal will surprise not few of the inhabitants OF that
now fourishing place who saw in its rustic garo
as it existed at the time when channel for the waters oil
the Canal was first made through its hardy rocks.
~ A State Temperance ConUsntton is to be
held at Columbus Ohio the 9TH OF December coming
~ a lady lost her speech from excessive agita,
ton during the caamous fire at Sag Haroor and
has not since been able 10 utter a syllable.
rES Rev DR.. Beecher has met with an accident
in Cincinnati, which bids fair TO keep him housed TOR
some time.
sT5 Mr. ROBERT T. ROGERS was killed on the
10Th inst at Bounvile c. by the accidental discharge
of his gum while out hunting.
tS= We understand Col Warren has returned
to Hancock from Sprn and brings orders from the
Governor that the Rifle Company will remain till Spring
Quincy Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

Schencks Pulmonc Syrup recommended TO the pub
~, fur The re of The above diseases Il as been many
years and It's rapid and great successn curing patients
hch deemed ncurabe sufficient
its hcacy IL the ly medicine that does disappoin
he expectations of nvai for whenever il Is used the
patient il sure TO find relief The proprietor VI this original
rtnuiae Pumonic Syrup, was himself cured OF confirm
ed cousumpuon after every other remedy had iaed and
has published guide, pamphlet containing minute
or Complaint which he distributes gratis The only Princ
pa office for the of the original genuine Punonc sy
IIn i, ri No Corllands few doors west OF Broadway
where persons can receive advice and have their Lungs cr
AHMED with the Stehescope free OF charge once hours
from q until II O'Clock A. NJ and from 10 o'clock 2. Nj.
Please bear in that the subscrberis the only person
that compounds the original genuine Pumonic syrup from
The old original Indian recipe p S Beekman is no longer
agent for Schenck genuine Pulmonc Syrup; and To avoid
deception apply advice and pamphlets or the old estab-
list-d Medicine No. Cor!and-sL -
n22 81 }. h. sCHENCh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
J. wINER & CO.'S CANADIAN vERMIFUGE

J. WINER & CO.'S CANADIAN VEhMIF UGE'
The Best Remedy ever yet Discovered
I1OR all kinda of Worms. IL not only destroys worms
and invigoates the whole system but IL dissoiyes and
carries OF the superabundant slime nucus so prevalent
in The stomach and bowels OF Children especially OF
those in bad health The forms the bed or nest In
which worms produce their young aud by removing IT, Is
impossible for worms 10 remain Ia the body Ills harmless
in It's effects the system and the health of the paten, Ia
always irprov I'd by ts USE when are dis
covered. The medicine being paasbe, no child VIII refuse
10 take il, not even The delicate
The above medicines only prepared by John Wner,
proprieors and for sale by Wyatt Ketcham l2 Fulton
ST. K. A. Sands 1873 Bowery OF Spring,st and j. W.
Basse GA Broadway; J. CoddiDgton hudson corner
n gtHtSTur