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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-18

The Iris AND ODD Fellows Mirror a
large and handsome weekly Journal, with this
title, was issued in this city on Saturday NOR
ming. Il is edited by VIM. NJ. Starr, ESQ. a
fluent and pleasing writer, and bids fair to be
an able advocate of Odd Fellowship, to winch
it g mainly to be devoted, though the general
news of the day, ard literary, scientific and
miscellaneous matter hold prominent place II
its columns. II has our best wishes for its sue
ppas.
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MTOSV Is THE TIME!

~ DRY GOODS AT LESS THAN HaLFPRICFl
large and general stock of DRY GOODS having
been purchased at an immense sacrifice, in Iot they
will be opened for a few days al No. IO7 MARKET
STREET, five doc $ below South St, where those
wanting tn greatest bargains ever offered are request
ed to call as such an opportunity for purchasing such
cheap Goods will never occur again.
The stock consists of general assortment-Cali
cres; MOusliR de haincs; Lawns; Berages; Chintzs;
MeruoS; Cashmere; Hosiery; SKttS; Gloves; PIaids;
Tweed' l.inscy.; Checks; !.nens Linen Lawn; Lin.
en- Camhric lldkfS: Go hs; Cassimerrs; Vesinps Vel
vets; and Il great variety of Ofhcr Goods
II wing been bought ut Tremendous sacrifice tho
ladies may rely upon getting great bargains
Store Keepers supplied by The piece, ON reasonable
terms. DO not neglect the chincG they will only
be open for a short time.
&. BROA DBENT.
IT. No. l07 Baltimore 4. : doors hrIow SOutb.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-18

ODD FELLOWS EXCURSION. The Library commit
tee Of the |. o. o. F have chartered the safe and com
modiJus steamboat Pocahomtas for an excursion TO
ay'e-de-Grace and Port Opposite 10 day. process
son will take place at tavre de Grace aud an Ora
ton will he delivered by member of the committee.
The boat will leave the intersection of Light and Pratt
sis. at O'Clock, and will stop at the County whar
going and returning. Good Military and Cotil!on mu-
sic will be on board.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-18

EXCURSION FOR TO-No RROw- Eaprs-de- Grace, Port
Deposit, and The Basin ofHs Title Water Canul The
splendid steane Thomas jefferson, Capt Hill, has
been chartered by Messrs. Mcdowell and Rountree,
f'ran excursion to the above places tomorrow. She
will leave Light-st wharf at O'clock and will stop
at the County wharf going and returning. The scene
ry on the route is exceedingly interesting. The boat
will pass specuta Island, Turkey Point Bulbs Noun
tain, Mount Aarat Perryve aud the ancient city OF
CharcStown. An excellent Military and Cotion
band will he on board few tickets have been left
at this Office for sale.
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HNAlEASOL9, GANAa. WHITES. 40.
BBoSITIVE SALE OLA

EBOSiTIVE SALE OF A
IL SCHOOL HOUSE AND DWELLING.
ffit.sa The undersigned, under authority from the
-tE:,H Orphans Court, will expose to sale. at public
iN,i.i auction, on THuRSD AY, the 2Sth day of Au-
|H.I gust, 1915, at 5 O'Clock, p, NJ on the pre-
misses, the School House ana Dwelling on Hen-s ST ,
between Forrest and Monument sts, occupied by the
late Nicholas Spelman. The property has a front of
~ feet on Hen street. 1t could be readily rented
to a so"d tenant at 5000 per annum. Terms at sale.
For PARTICULARS Of title, apply to
JOHN n, ING, Admir- of
N. SPELMAN, deed,
ais cots No. st, Paul street
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UPHOLSTERY & PAPERHANGINGS.
u oUIS MULi4f.ie offers for sale large lot of
- Paperhangings, BOfdets aud Fire Screens, to
sult purchasers, al very reduced prices. lie win hang
paper The neatest manner att e lowest rates He
makes to order Mattresses; Beds; Cushious Carpets
an ifhlns. Lays Oil Cloths, Carpets, Mating, sc.
ne has IN store, il lot of cheap gilt end Ornaments
iable on Clelhs, Door Mats, Window Shades, Vent
uan aud Stat Blinds Cord and Tasses, and Haircloh
lie does every variety Of Upholstery work at the
lowest rates. willing always to labor low, to pro-
cure the more of it, TO those wishing anything done
in the above line he respectfully soiics their patron
age. Call at No L LIBERTY STREET, one door
north OF baltimore ST n s tf
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"a Office. Was committed to the jail Of Prince
~ GEORGES county, as a runaway, on the 18Th of
August 1873, negro man who calls kitiSrit Will
LIAM SPENCER He is about twenty '0ur yeats
old six feet hiah and quite black. Tie had on when
committed snt of blue nauk on clothes. SAYS he
is free, and is from PhadeIpha aud last sailed with
Capt. Hand in the packet cargo" from that place TO
Alexandria. Says he'can he identified by Mr.. Dagger
ty, (Or DaugheItyO merchant al the corner of Cam
htrton and Eighth streets, Philadelphia. The owner
(f any, of the above described negro, requested to
come forward prove property, pay changes and take
him away; otherwise, he will be discharged accord
ing TO law.
ats 1t ELL $. u aLDWIN, Sheriff,
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hD EMJNA L.. The subscriber b Us ieave 10 in
IA q, form his friends and the public IN tenrral that
<Ic> he has removed his UMBRELLA, PARA
CIV SOL and SUN SHADE STORE and FAC
rn.Iess>ToRY from No 346 Baltimore street. to
<&~faa>~ No. 3s NORTH HOWARD STREET, a
few doors below Lexington, east side Persons in
want of good articles in til" above line would do well
TO call before purchasing elsewhere. 'ue- Umbrellas
and Parasols COVERED and REPAIRED ut short
notice and on reasonable terms. RecnrcI he mum
her 3S North Howard street. Sign of the adv with
the Parasol. THOMAS l.. ENNIS,
jyl4u Practical Umbrella Manufacturer,
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T3-HOWARD DIVISION, N0.3, SONS or TEN
PERANCE. The members OF this Division are re
queSed to attend special meeting AT the Halt, Broad
way, on MONDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at eight
O'Clock. By order,
a62 JOSEPH WEATHERS, f. 5.
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NAMP STOOLS. On land, a few Camp oluOls
~ with supports for the bark-ananged to fold up
convenient for carriage. cheap and useful arl-
Gle, for sale at the Furnishing Warehouse of
JAMES CORTLAN s. SON,
l8 Baltimore street
ais head of Cenue Market
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-18

ANOTHER COMPANY OF OREGON EMGRANTs
IN DIsrREss. The St. Joseph Gazette, pub
lished in Missouri has news from the Oregon
emigrants. Another company is lost, which
contains fifteen men aud thirty five women
They were about 800 miles above Council
Bluffs, on the Missouri River, they had des-
paired of getting on this season, and are plant
ing buckwheat with the expectation of obtain
ing provisions on which they may resume their
journey next Spring
HAVING TWO FAMILIES. One John Mortar
ty had resided the last three years in Brooklyn
with wife whom he married in Savannah, and
by whom he had two children. On Friday las,
another wife of his, with TEN good sized chill
dren arrived from Ireland. On Tuesday, Johl
robbed his junior wife Of S24 and some house.
hold goods, and joined his senior wife in Phila
depha TO remove with them to the west. The
Brooklyn police stopped his flight and took hin
prisoner.
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ExcrRsIoN IN THE STEAMER GREAT BRr.
TAIN. Captain Hosken is said to have issued
tickets Of invitation to number of scientific
persons, to accompany him in the Steamer
Great Britain on an excursion TO the Banks Of
Newfoundland and back.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-18

ON the lj;h inst at the residence of George Poe
ElkrIdge Landing, after illness of only hir,y 81 =
hours, MARY ELLlCorr, daughter Of the late Nathan
lei ElIcott, in the l4lh year of her age.
AlMeiVale, the residence of her mother, Mrs. Elz.
Compton, On the lith inst after short and severe
Illness, ELLEN A., wife of MI George II. Sprigg in
the 29lh year Of her age
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A il M A N a G.
y ooE u phases.
MARRIED

In Frederick county, 7th inst by Rev 4. p. Frnese
SIMON j. SHOWER 10 Miss ELIzA SopHi, Yot,yG.
dang .t"r Of John Young, Esq. On the 2th inst. by
tue Rev'd DR.. Hlcharla<, FREDERICK FtRgsrosr 10
Miss REREccA WnwrER, daughter of Thomas lVh,.
tcI Ecu. '
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-18

EF YOU WANT 10 GET RICH IN A
Il hurry, come right down to NJ. DOYLE'S and pur-
chase package Of capital prizes Others have done
before you. Last week he Nd in one package of
halves two prizes at Sl000e 10 gentleman from
Virginia; and prize of SlU0 / a package of whoes,
to a citizen; besides several good prizes in wholes
halves aud quarters therefore repeat If YOU wish
to acquire an independent fortune come IL M Doyles
Capital Prize Depot, No. l4i Pratt street. opposite
the Railroad depot (neX TO Brad>haws United States
Hoel,) and purchase some of the following capital
prizes to be drawn this week:
MONDAY, capital prize $50 600, tickets SIS, shares
in proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 50, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital So, 900, tickets SIS, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital 1900, tickets S., shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $40 900, tickets 3d. shares in
proportion
SATURDAY, capital S4500, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. Risk on package of whole tick cts only
Slo, halves $3.50, quarters 1913 Now's the time
try your luck.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket or share. All orders, peg
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, 40. LA PrattsIre
1t fR1 Opposite b. O. Il. r. Depot.
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5Tsss, FOR RENT-A very fine FARM in
&It.!I that beautiful Limestone Valley near Cock
ElE,iiI eysvilie. For terms apply to JOSHUA F.
HAti lilCOCkEY, Esq, of that place. al8 eo4t*
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-18

6hVEk THREE AAUNDrsh.D InOU-
W SAND DOLLARS are 10 be distributed THIS
DAY, $50 900 high capital-7S Nos. Is ballots Trek.
cts s., shareS in proportion package qs. Sl6 75
FLETCHER x CO, No. HoIlid ny st, respectfully
invite one and all to step in and try their luck with
them this week. prize in reserve for all who pur-
chase ticket at our truly fortunate office.
Drawn Nos of Saturdays LOTTERY:
81 81 40 II 30 81 10 Ga "a
Orders for tickets and packages in all the Lotteries
now drawing shauld be carefully directed to
JAMES FLETCHER u co, Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers.
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EUST RECEIVED, and for sale at HINCK-
% LEY'S Literary Emporium,
ESQ., MARKET STREET,
Violina, n Romance b the Baron 30 Ia Motto Foque,
author of Undme, Sintram, &C price 25
The Philadelphia Courier, - cents
MEATS SATURDAY. Gazette, Il! els
The Saturday Evening Post 6! Gus.
The Midshipman, or the }rigahne and Corvette,
by Prof J. n. ngraham, l25.
Agents ans the trade supplied at low prices with all
new and cheap works soon rs issued at
G. A. HlNCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
$500 BALTIMORE STREET,
ale one door East of Nc 'lGllan'S alley
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-18

LEGAL APPOINTMENT. John Thos Dorsey,
esq. has been appointed Deputy States Attor-
ncy for Howard District, vice Thomas Boyle.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-18

BrENos AYHEs. The Boston Advertiser pub
fishes SUMMARY Of intelligence from recent
files Of Buenos Ayres papers, containing items
not heretofore published. Among them is a
translation of an article from the Mercantile
Gazette, em5odying the substance of note
transmitted to TIE Argentine Government by
VIM. Brent, jr., United States Charge, in which
the President disavows on behalf Of the United
States Government, the act of Captain Voor-
hecs, in scizing the Argentine squadron, and
assures the government that every thing shall
be done which justice requires.
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WIN. II. KEEVIL,

EsE..ss9M WIN. II. KEEVIL,
RASzs&H FAsHIoNABLs AND PRACTICAL Halter,
sGs3 9S BALTIMORE STREET,
.EAMXasA Bcgs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
sthat owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled furnish Fashionable Hats
Of aquay SUPERIOR for the price to any other estab-
shment III the city, OF any shape description now
worn, viz Six, MoIeskiH, Rusia, Cashmere N,aria
and Beaver. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE
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LETTER EAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rooms
for tiavre-SIip Isabella, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Frederick Leo, with despatch
For Kingston, Jam.-Barqne Hermitage, few davs
For River LA Plata-Brtg Noble, 'ew days
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GAT AFCEiFGS! EEACCB2Is! WATCH ~!
w OF EVERY BESCRI PTION.
,azty Strangers and citizens wishing to purchase
Nm Watch, Gold or silver, 81 the most approved
- "a kinds and finest workmanship, will do well to
H. call at CARRIE ID. ChARK'S Store Water
street. second door from Calvert, who has now very
extensive lot of WATCHES on hand and by the diff
ferentavaIS from Enrope still receiving additions
so that his assortment will always be found complete.
N. Is, Fine Watches properly Repaired and Regl-
lated ais eotf
YSOACH TRAPS. Another supply of the
La much approved Roach Traps, Just finished and
for sale at the original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore street,
ais second Tin store abave Howard ut.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
rII.E.IA III ElnslIAGnN

w RALTIMOR IRE. ST, opposite the Museum,
Is determined to GtTr goods prices that will insure
speedy sales. Hi' tuck is AS varied aud complete ms
any in Baltimore, to which he is daily adding fresh
supplies of Ladies' Cameo Lava and ether BREA ST
PINS and BRACELETS; Bracelet Clasps; Finger and
Ear Rings Pencils; gold Chains Lockets; plated and
Britannia Goods, &c.
on9 Also, WATCHES of all kinds, Of his own
HFTfN importation, warraatcd the best and cheap
e. Jp est IN this market; and, being a PRACTICAL
eht-:SoS workman, great is taken in selecting
such Watches As must prove satisfactory to the wear
er. Fine Watches Repaired.
ais cutfr CORNER. opposite the Museum.
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FEY RUN PLANT As USUAL IN THE 70
HI. PUuAR SMALL FRY OF SATURDAY LAST.
regular host of prizes sold in that small bat univer-
sally popular Lottery. Nine 3 No tickets were the
results of our days work, varyin from 500 to 600
and distributed to patrons and out of the city in
every direction. TODAY SEQ, 900 aud 10 of g 600
to commence the week with. Tickets SIS, shares in
proportion. Is drawn Ballots
y. T. TUCKER X BROTHER
Right on the ComeI-HCad of Centre Market
0I7- ORDER EARLY. The Small Fry draws again
on SATURDAY. 23d Inst. Capital 81 500. Tick cts
81. Packages Of qrs SISSY, eighlhs 81 81. 1t
HNGERTOSS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
EA Comb 40 81 81, $4,000, being the highest capital
was sold by the lucky EGERTONS on Saturday. We
have kent word. The drawn Nos. are
81 81 40 II 35 81 | 10 "a "a
THIS DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery draws
class 9S-7s Nos. 10 ballots.
SCHEME.
| prize Of $2O,OO0 | prize of S2l89
5000 10 " 1000
5000 10 " 25O,&e
Tickets S5.0O-shares IN proportion.
Tickets by the Package single sh re, for sale at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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ShoAuga whjg loss OF 0o2 in twenty-five
coua,ic-. 1t is reported that Foster has also
lost 20 votes in Cameron county, SO in Dick
mson, and so in Humphreys. There Is but
mrle doubt of Browns election.
Congress. lst district, Andrew Johnson,
dem, elected by large majority. Sd district,
Blackwell, dem, has a gara OF more than 400
in three counties. The wing majority in the
district last year was 100. 18th district, Cen
try, whig, elected. sub district, Pcyton, wing,
elected by $50 mai. Nothing from the other
districts
We have nothing certain in relation to the
legislature. The democrats, however, claim a
gam Of three members OF the house. The wing
majority in the last house was Only 6.
KENrrcNY ELECTION, 1t appears from the
Louisville journal, that Bell, wing, is elected to
Congress in the 9TH district of tins State, by 81
majority over Caldwell, dem. the late member
FRoA OEEGoN-.7a Independent Gorern-
mcnt The Platte, Mo, Argus, of the I'd INST
publishes letter from Peter ii. Burnett, dated
"Faatine Plains, Oregon, Nov. 4th,n in which
heslates that they were patiently waiting for
the result Of the negotiation between the Uni
ted States and Great Britain, on the Oregon
que D"A, and that should the two governments
.ltl to settle the question nov, convention
will be called, Constitution adopted, and an
independent government put in operation at
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
FOR SHE.

FENlhF large and commodious Two story BRICK
h DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, situated on
The we- side Culle9c Green al the head Of College
Street, IN this village The Hosse 80 Y IS, with
an a>emeni story wHhkitrhen and provision cellars
with wing 30 ~ IS, ex enung north on College
Green, with wood and store house elow aud cham
ber> and 'leepIns rooms al owe. large and COM
clubhouse, and a >paciou, ward we, of the dwelling
h"i,e, aud good dlral lie well of water Of he bel
qualify IN The village aud brick ci>ern. Que and
quarter acres ct and Of the first q"aih, a large
yard
me buildings are constructed in modern style, Of
,he est material and workman, hip, were erected
~ ine ,"psre r Tor hts own ne, and The location
lords very extensive and pleasant pros meet oribe
village AMI lake on he West, and not surpa sed by
any her N this part ofthe country.
Purchasers are invited TO call and examine for
themselves. Terms made known v the subscribe or
on me premises. SAMUEL REED.
Burlington, April IS, 1914. az If
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Or MARSHALL
INDIAN VEGETABLE
l2lacl, - as,pr


THIS Plaster is unrivalel for curing scroftus
sweliineS, >cnryy, sore, lame ack, burns, pans
IN the ,dc>, hips Or limbs, and seldom fail, gve
rcllei m ca>es OF local rhc matism. lfappNc 10 The
'lde IL wiIl dUre many of the common liver com.
plants, and 1t Is found to t eq'a If superior
any corn plaster, tor corn> on The feet. II mmcd-
aley applied to fresh wolnd It will prevent sore
ne>>, and ca1-e It quickly TO heal.-Fam ie- in the
habit Of using this plaster, find 1t better than any
ihln1 else for all purposes for which plaster or
salve Is wancl. Is virtues have cen witness ell V
thoi~and> o. re- peca lie individuals in vario paris
Of ne t'nnel SAFE, who have tes,ed its efficacy
PRICE, 2jrl>. per hox.
ILL., Many certnI'ateS may lie had, showing its
extraordinary effects.
Beeare Of CounicJeit8
Al tho e wishing to prrrha.c the genuine
article Of Mar halls pn ter should purchase that OF
WIN II. q Grdley, Muidelury, VI. j. the General
Agent and no other a. manufacture personally the
Plaster soII ly sand Grlley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
| certify that the above article was execuel in my
pre- ence y DR.. Marshall and that his signature
thereto i genuine.
pORASTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
Mllel ury, Jan. 1t, lslj.
Sold whole. ale and re All ~ II. {. Grdley gem
eralAgen, Mddle'ury VI.
PECK 4. SPEAR,
Hho'esr'e and Retail DRUGGISTS, Burlington, Vt.
And by Druggists generally IN the Unrel States
AMI canada. 35.ly
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DR.. Banning's Spino Utcri Alb
dominai Supporter, or
PATENT H.ACSC.

WILL be kept constantly on hand by Dr. JonN
~ w. lMERY Il hs'eX, he having purchased Of
he original Pd'enec he s.rc'uSire right to make and
rcad he zane, within and for the Cuniie> OF ChIl-
ten len, lin, Lamoil'e, anil Grand lie.
The PATIENT LACE has now cen before he pub
Inc Tor a mi er ul months, N red. have cen APP
peiln diilcen, pan> OF he country AM with sue
cc,s never letaGe elrael ~ any rtnrIal agenl-
Numerous vel authenticated Certificates Of ieneii-
cal mil en't IN HE removal ufd- es uf+ung stand
ing might { FINISHED from thl, inm, date vicntv--
~ lHlun 10 The statement a. cases and certificates
OF cure furnished y Dr. Banning AMI others, Bul
ms l. not deemed nc"c.sa at the pre- time,
lc e"re can t given 10 individuals wearing the Lace
IN nearly every IOWA in The Comfy.
hlsrlan have long fell the necessity of a Snppur-
lerdiierenty con,rlleI and more perectn it, a,ap-
ton to the human form, than any that had been lre-
stniei I" the pu' lie. The Inve ton OF Banning'>
meet with their general apprul zion j. designed
- reIr We sNihpous, and remedy c,asS OF physical
maa he> winch cannot e reached Y medicine alone
HE descent ordl>pacemen' of he v.cerra from re-
taxation ui the dbdOmtHGi muscles or other cai.es
tend 10 aitrand dcrangc he function Of every ORGAN
IN Inc h7nan system, and, many cases thi> devia-
II from The naura healthy 20 lion OF part, is the
- rare OF general debllny-in Macs aud Female,
N DgSpspSid, 4 e. ions of the Stomach and I,irer
PaipiiaHoR olthe Hean Spinal yrriiaiion Hvsieria,
Hypocondria, piles, Proidpsus Uteria, Suppression
q Urine, The bronchitis ofPul.cS peahers and incl
PieRt ConSumpiiOn-ul ofWh Oh will e mnch rellev-
e, fno entirely removed, ly the ne ofihe Patent
L9ce when HER eXls cnce i caused by physical de-
ran@"menl AMI mechanical di- placement of parts,
which can lie readily a,certained hy Observing the
form and symptoms ST the person Affected.
NJ Instrument has leen examined hy Drs. Mott,
Roger, Francis and Griscomb Of New Yorkshire
Fac1ly fPHu,burah, iiarfurdand New Haven, and
has o. lajnel heir lvoral le icSiimr nv
Appi All n for this Lace NAV t made 10 the sub
scrll er, al Essex, or DR.. HEINEBtRG, Burlington.
# required. JOHN w. EMERY.
rs eS, January, 1915. 33tf