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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-17
THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY.

THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY.
In gay partrre a moss rose grew,
Where near at hand, from streams brig bed,
lovely, broad leaved lilly threw,
Above the waters its snowy head.
dispute arose between the pair,
(The words ran high, and were bitter as gall,)
For Lilly said red was unseemly to wear,
And Rose said white was no color at all.
gentle maiden heard the dispute,
And chided them both in accents meek;
With sorrow and shame the flowers were mute,
And theme efortil blended OIL woman's cheek!
But ever avoid the hectic flush,
And coughs and colds allow 10 chance;
To insure a cure or prevent an attack
Use the CANDY-made by HANCE,
Hance's Candy is a sovereign remedy for coughs,
colds, splitting of blood and hoarseness, Price 20 cts.
per package For sale by
New Drug and Medicine Store, No. los Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles aud Pr tt SITS. OBJ
VBROCLAIM 1T TO 1IiE WORLD
H. THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARHoUND is without
Exception or Erdgcration
the most safe and speedy cure tor all diseases arising
from Coughs and Colds, which, unfortunately neglect
ed too
OFTEN END IN CONSUMPTION.
II Hanct's Compound Syrup of Hoarhound Is Ia ken
on the first appearance OF Cough it will Immediately
cure it and the sufferer from untmely grave;
price 80 cents per bottle, six battles for 90 50.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, log Baltimore-st
and corner OF harles and Prait-s,s. OBJ
FRANCES, SAKSAPARlLLA OR BLOOD
Ill PILLS, are by far the best Medicine ever dis
covered for curing
COstiveness Dyspepsia, Swimming
in the Head, sc. Persons of a full HABIT,
who are sub ect to II eadache, Giddiness Drow-
sness and singing in the Ears, arising from too great
a flow of blood TO The head, should never be
without them, as many dangerous symp-
toms will be entirely carried OF by
their immediate use.
Always ask for HANCEs PILLS, and purchase Of
none hut those advertised agents, aud if convenient
call aud see The proprietor himself.
GIJ- Fo' sale by SETH S. HANCE, loo Baltimore
street, and of Charles and Pratt streets. Price
- cents per box, for HAECE'J GENUINE PILLS,
or five f1t al. OIL
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Ngw YoRE CANALS. The amount of tolls
.rece,ged on the Erie Canal in the snonth of
October last vas about $4,000. The guam
THY Of Aou. and wheat brought upon it to tide
water during the month was 445,l9i barrels
Of -four and 4s2,I73 bushels of wheat. Tho
quantity Of merchandise sent westward on tie
oonal from Albany to Yves! Troy was 55,Gi3
lbs.
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Il w CAN YOU D0UEsg TIRE REaF-
IL 81 CAL VIRTUES OF CANTEElL'S ANTI.
DFSPEFiiC POWDERS, The only suIe remedy ever
offered II The public, prepared expressly for that CON
paint, single tiai OF which VIII convince the mC-sd
sceptical o. its ahiily to in any stage and under
any inrn and hcng purely vegetable ptrsnpr of th9
most delicate constitution may use IL ia all kinds s.,
weather with perfect safety.
Numerous certificates Of highly respectable cit
Zeus car be given by cGEG at hr. aleb Cresscn'g
Drug Warehouse, No. North Third ST., or at Cant
EeliS corner Of Carpenter and Second ss, Philade|-
phia, Of which have attacned few.
John TiAmOre, Eaidcsbufg; MI Henry fioOYe-,
MOyamcHsiug Road, FhIiada,; Mir, Sam'I &. Douglass
sail-makcr, South Whalves; Robert Cav, No $50 r.
Second it.; Mrs, McAuiicn Catharre ST., Southwark,
M. Charles Dick, Second near South ST.; Mir. Cald-
well, No l6S South Fourth st; Nj. David StiIiweB,
Steam Viii, Thirteenth and Willow sts.; Mr.. BakIeV
Jackson, No. lG6 Prime ST. Mr. CHI Hes Yhay No. q
MOyamcnsing Road; Mrs. Steel, No 10 MOyaniensine
Road; Miss Elizabeth Cope, Carpenter near sixth ST.
mfs. Lawrence, Commissioners Hall, Southwark;
Mrs FELTON,, Ninth near LocUstst.; Mrs MinIeI, No.
25 Reckless St, Southwark; Mr. Thomas Reynolds,
Mead alley; Mr. Hand March, no. % Prime ST.; SamT
II. Watson, 5G5 South Third ST., Plumber; William
Price Jr., Second St; John Price, BLACKS NTH; Mis
Mary Delaney, in George above Sixth ST.. Mrs. Shil-
don, corner Of Mary and Front Streets Joseph Cajn
Esq Mobile, Ala.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by CALEB CRIES
SON. at his Drug Warehouse, No. Il North THIRD
ST., Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agents:
J. F. Perkins & Bro. corner ofFtankln and Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
E. H. Perkins, No 495 West Baltimore st. corner Il
Green ST. Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederickcity Md.
]. F. Callan, Washington city, ID. e..
II. Peel s. Co., Alexandria,, do.
J. l.. Kidwel, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner ofCaTpfh-
ter and Second sts., below Christian, Philadelphia
{G5sOhseTve, none are genuine without the signs
tNre JOHN Il. C.9NTRELL. ml2-6
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4 UCINA CORDIAL. OR THE ELIXIR or
e. LOVE. 1t is 50 Creign and speedy cure fo7
lncipient Consumption, Barrenness, Obstruction, dit
fcul or painful Menstruaton, IncOntinence of Urine,
or involuntary discharge thereof and for general pros
tratiOn of the system Ghether the result of inherent
causes reproduced by irreguaty illness accident.
1t is pleasant to the TASTE and positively sure in
operations in lnconhsa Whites. Its unlivaed re-
puation in both hsmsphees, is the result of its al
most supernatural virtues.
Let no one despair! Nothing can he more surpris-
ing than its invgOrating effects the human frame.
Persons afflicted with weakness and lassitude before
taking IL, at once become robust and full of energy
under its influence. 1t Immediately couneracts the
nerVGlGsSness or oOseneSs of the female fame, which
is the only cause Of barrenucss; and which, prior
Dr. Maugin's discovery, was considered 10 be ncura
bic. Language, indeed, cannot do Justice to the me
Tits of the LUCISd CORDIAL, which is regarded
by the heads of the Faculty one OF the most
portant discoveries of the age.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, cor of Baltimore and
High SITS; ROBERTS Il ATKINSON, corner of BaY-
over and Baltimore lis: and J, NJ, LAROQUE, corner
Of Baltimore and Harrison sis.
Price SO per bottle.
{g7- Purchasers, to avoid being imposed up on, VIII
please remember that the name LUCINA CORDIAL,
is stamped on the glass of each bottle selau
gRSIIE CURE FOR TOOTEiACIIE intro
IL duced from Philadelphia, where ii HIS been ie
constant public use for the last five years.
Persons suffering with TOOlhache will have toured
in minute by applying WHEELER'S TEA Der
RY TOOTH WASH TO the decay of the TOOTH and
will have all decay arrested-SOrenGss of the Guns
eured-sottness of the Gums cared-Bleoding of The
Gums stopped-aud The teeth, gums and mouth always
kept pleasant, and in The bes, Health.
TESTIMONIALS.
Toothache cured-soreness of the gums cured, aEe
decay Of her teeth arrested by it.
J. CUTHERAL.
Suffering from his teeth and gums stopped, decay
of his teeth arrested and swelling of his gums
moved by it. FREDERIC w. FARSON.
Toothache and soreness of gums in his family cured
by IT, FRAS. PROVOST.
TOothache cured by il. THOS. FAY.
Cancerous scurf on his gums cured by it, and IL
keeps his teeth, gums and mouth healthy and pleas
ant, JOHN DE FORA.
Teeth which were partly injured by colds, but prn-
'paly by an acid paint applied 10 the mouth in color
ng print s. entirely cured by it.
MARY A. TAYLOR.
Sold by ]. Nj. HAIG, Principal Agent for the Sta%C
Of " AIRY land, at No. l2I BallimOre-st O22-l
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN.
, Of the American Republican,
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, lS45.

WASHINGTON, NOV. 10, 1870
nc PGtisnl Jury, empanneled in the case Of
Anderson VS.. Slmonds, a constable of this
county, relative TO a certain repevn writ, have
hesn discharged this day, at IL O'Clock, win
out & verdict The gentlemen of the Jury
commenced the hearing Of the case last Wed
ntFiay morning, and have been "out' over
sroe--Viz. in durance Of bricks and mor'aF IN
the third story Of the City Hail. for three days
and half. AS the jury failed to agree, there
will of course be no trial Nothing of import.
ancs IN the Circuit Court to-day. Mr.. Justice
Dow's case will be taken up on Monday
MessIs. Coke and Carlisle are the counsel OF
fielder Robertson, and Messis HOGAN anu
May defend Mr. Dow.
.4rother IncsnEarg .3ltempf, OF most mali
,.ous character, was made last night, about
O'clock. in the carpenter shop Of MIR. Nm. q.
Nohup next door bat one to Pumphrey's live
~ stable Pumphrey's stable was attempted
tbe n,nn; before, rs wrote in my last. The
fire - Nj. MohIn'S carpenter shop, was dis
covered by the ngighhOTs, and was put out by
their exertions John Webster, stone ma
son. vas arrested and held TO bail by Justice
Goddard, charged With the attempt 10 set fire
10 IumphIeys stable, on tho night before last.
Tho evidence is not strong against him, but
was sufficient 70 cause his detention. Watch
,-rnag Coke swore that he was in the ncghbor-
. hood "a. Tie time Of the fire. 1t was also prov
I'd that about eighteen months ago, he threat
onod injury to Mr.. Dennis Humphrey. The
citizens in inc neighhorhood Of these two in
csnd.ary attempts, do not feel very easy.
The Temperance Cause is still pushed on with
Nseoy by lis hardy and able advocates IN this
civ. Several new orders Of United Brothers
Of Temperance have been lately formed in the
District, DIVISION No. ! has appointed
committee Of reception for the Hon. Mr.
Woodruff, 4 distinguished and eloquent sdVo-
cate Of the cause, who will soon be on duty in
tins ely. rs member Of Congress from the city
oi New York. This Division have also deter
!Gaed to hold public meeting in the Baptist
Clutch On = street, next Wednesday evening
wee. Strangers and members are arriving
daily.
ANNAPOLIS REPUBLICAN. We notice that
the editors Of the Annapolis Republican pro-
pose to issue, during the ensuing session of the
Maryland Legislature, 4 semi weekly paper,
containing fall account Of the proceedings,
with impartial sketches of every debate of in
Ls-Gs: occurring throughout the session. The
paper will be published every Wednesday and
Saturday, Cor only $3.50 in advance, and al
:hough Wing in its politics, will be scrupulous-
~ careful to avoid giving party bias to its re-
ports, SO that men OF all parties will find it
valuable and useful sheet, particularly as the
proceedings Of the Legislature are likely to be
-of Tsore than ordinary interest to every citizen
Of the State.
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF INVESTI-
CATION ON THE RECEIPTS AND DISBURSE-
MENTS OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF BAL

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF INSESTI-
CATION ON THE RECEIPTS AND DISBURSE-
MENTS OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF BAL
TIMORE COUNTY
The undersigned Committee, appointed by the Grand
Jury of Baltimore County, at November tern ls45, of
Baltimore County Court, IN pursuance of An Act of
the General ASS mbIy OF Maryland passed at Decem
Der ssOn, 1887, chapter 336, authorizing them To
"eNamine into The accounts of the Treasurer of said
County, and to publish minute statement of all trans
connected with this department of the Board
Of Commissioners, stating the amount of monies re-
ceVed from what source, and for what purpose paid,
in three of the public newspapers printed in the city
Of BALTIMORE" have performed the duty assigned TO
them. Their examination with the Board Of Commits
Suners from the st day of November lS44, up the
3lst day of October 1886, and find the accounts all
correct During this period the Treasurer has charg-
ed himself with the OF S37 367 % And the Trea-
surer has credited himself in disbursements, made by
order Of the Board during this time with The sum of
S3i,74f So, for all of which he has exhibited TO The
undersigned proper vouchers. leaving balance to the
credit Of the County of S2,623 12. This Committee
heTew it'll annex a staemt mt of the TreasuTerS
count aud beg leave observe that the entertain the
belief that entirely correct has been satsfac
tory to them
Witness our hands, this nth day of November 1915.
JOSEPH JAMESON
WIN CROOKS, ,,;,, -
JOHN MICHAEL, I I,i vi
BENZ N. PAYNE. HNa"'i'ia''o"'
LEWIS X. COLE,
Amount Of monies received by the Treasurer of Bal
tInOre Country from! the Isl day Of November, 1874
TO the 3st day of October, lS45, viz:
Isi4
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FINGDUIsA Oh. AMERICAN INDUSTRY,
lawn, VINO will send to France for Boots
htysa5fg when the subscriber viii make such
E;A that for ncanCSs, comfort amt dur
ability, cannot be surpassed by any
Us: WCrkmCM in the world.
E}.xsb Public attention is respectfully in
EsEJ ytCd 10 this suggestion.
HssES PRICES are AS follows:
EssisA Dress Boots, stitched, -. 80, S5a55O
t.3saa3, d" pcggcd. ..,,..,.. $50
~'Alf Water proof dOBbC socd lined
Water proof double soed lined Boots pegged, 4a45O
Cork sOled pegged Boots, .5a55O
ShM'L ROBINSON, - Eutaw ST.,
nl8-y Opposite Western Bank
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Sold by ]. NJ. EiAIG, Principal Agent for the ST.
of NJ airy land, at No. l2I BaltmOre-st O22- l.
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O. The Pennsylvania ,nd some few others
of the Philadelphia papers, ere urging the pro-
priety of allowing the New York and Erie Rail
Road Company, the right of way through Pike
county, in this state They propose To urite PHI
ladelphia with the New York road at Elmira by
way of the Williamsport and T.lmira rail road,
and the contemplated road from Wiliamsport, by
way of the Danvile and Pottsviitc rail road The
distance from Dunkirk 10 this place, would be
about 293 miles or about i3S miles, TO Phlladel.
phia. The distance from Phadel phia to Erie, by
way of the Sunbury and Erie rail road is 421
miles. As the Erie harbor is infinitely preferable
TO Dunkirk OF any other on the Lake, on account
OF the navigation being open much earlier and la,
ter in the spring and fall, il would be folly 10
abandon the Erie route, which has, besides many
| other advantages in location, as we'll as the i'm
mense mineral wealth that il would open alone
the whole route.
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at issue, but no one presumes TO think that the
about which people taik--"Out of the fullness
Of the heart the mouth spesketh" The decision
of the government must speedily be known be.
cause II corn is to come in duty free, every day
adds TO the difficulty, the time of the year is
rapidly approaching when not only the Baltic,
but the st Lawrence will be closed by the ice.
As regards the former, however, owing to the
scarcity which prevails among our continental
neigibors and the high price which grain com
mands there much cannot be expected
The great hope is in the United States and Ca
NADIA. The proof of the scarcity exists in the
fact, that most of the continental powers have al.
ready opened their ports for the self same object,
and it is justly said "Why should England be
less consderate for its citizens than the con
tinental rulers for theirs ?''
The great fact in all probability is, that Peel is
unwilling to act till he is armed with the strong
est possible reasons for doing SO; and in order TO
put eavil ont Of the question, he is said TO be
waiting for the repor, Of the scientific commits.
gate the potatoe disease Some say that Paria
ment will be Immediately summoned to conside,
what ought to be done il the presem, emergency
4 Privy Council must be called ere the port
can be opened. and as no announcement of sucl
meeting has yet been made. some days, it i
probable, may eapse before the policy Of tn
Cabinet will he made public The state Q
things in these kingdoms a, the present. time
with the certainty of '.brcad stuffs" coming i
free or at the lowest nominal duty, must hav
a considerable effect on the price Of those con
moditics in the United States and Canadian ma
/ kets.
As proof Of the diversity Of opinion whic
prevails IN the Cabinet the subject of rcscn
ing the Corn Laws. even for temporary pu
. pose. we may mention that another meeting ";
held at the house of Sir Robert Peel yesterday a
toTuoun.
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% CURING MEAT,-lu addition 10 the recipe
we published last week for curing meat, we add
the following from the Reading Eagle, a German
paper, which we have translated for the benefit
of our readers.
To 100 lbs of pork, take lbs. of ground Ii
verpool salt, uor beef lbs are sufficiently OF.
sait-petre, OF pearssh, pit. best sugar house
mcIasses, gallons rain or soft water.
Boil the whole ia kettle, and skim of all the
impurities. Then I'll up again with water 10
make up the original quantity before boiling. Rub
fne salt over the meat, for the purpose of extract
ing the blood, Pack the large pieces at the bot
tom. Between each layer of meat, lay thin
stick Of oak or hickory wood, TO enable the pick
el to penetrate. The piekel should be poured on
cold let itIemain in pickel six weeks, or longer
if desired.
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Eurep.an steam Navigation.

The New York Nir-Gr translates from Ger
lnan paper, an interesting summary OF German
steam nav ga,ion and Of European steam nav-
gaton genuEa.i,. 2l00 steam boats ply the seas
aud rivers OF Europe, with power of 222, 600
horses. OF these, Great Britain and Ireland
nave 1900 boats with 90 per cent Of the horse
power F.suce has 400 steamboats,, and 22
Der crnt. OF the power of the European steam.
boats, aud Germany has : per cent Of the sane,
leaving 10 per cent. for the rest of Europe
English capital, and coal and iron, and har5ors
are the reason of her preponderonce The nun.
bsr of boats and the horse power is constantly
on tie increase in Germany, chiefly for river
navigation. $50 steamboats, regularly nuyigste
the rivers of Germany, with capital of abont
S5,50D,OOO. The whole European capital in
steamboats, is estimated at Sl40O00,000 OF
the English l3CN boats, not fewer than 700 &C.
cording to the work Of Count Reden. from
which these statistics are taken, are sea-boats
We are not told whether or not this lnclnde:
her coasting s,eamSrs, hut we suppose it does
Rs she would hardly hAvc 700 pack cts to foreign
ports. 1t ia less than thh,y years .rnce lh'
first steamer navigated German river. Tht
steam navigation Of the Rhine did not begin iii
1927, nor that OF the Upper Elbs till 1887. lts
growth is truly wonderful.
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TO F. Il

There's no, look, a word OF thine,
My soul hath e'er forgot;
Thou ne'er hast bade a rIuglet shine,
Nor glvn thy locks one graceful twIne,
Which remember not
There never yet murmur fell
From that beloved tongue,
Which did not, with lingering spell
Upon my charmed senses dwell,
Like something heaven had sung.
An that could, al once, forget
AL all that haunts me So
And yet, thou wi,ching girl and yet,
To die were sweeter, than to let
Such lov'd remembrance go,
No no ifthis fond heart must see
Its faithful pulse decay,
Oh let 1t die remembering thee,
And, like the burnt aroma, be
Consignd IN sweets away!
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or THE RISE OF WHE.T AND us EFFECrs.-
Our Canals. even at this late date are crowded
with boats loaded with wheat on their way to
market. Our Selinsgrove neighbors alone have
sent off co 600 bushels. The whole crop of this
country is estimated at 1870 millions of bushels,
Of which we can spare probably so millions.
The consumption of England is abont 10 mil.
lions OF bushels. The last crop will leave de.
iiciency of about 20 millions. In Belgium, and
in the ports of the Baltic and the Black Sea- from
whence England has heretofore received her sup
plies, require all they have for home consump
ton. The United States is, therefore the only
country from whence the deficiency can be sup
piled. This will bring into tins country about
GO millions of dollars The rise since August
last on the crop, is about Gj millions of dollars,
while the actuai profit on the exports TO foreign
markets alone, will not be less than 80 millions
Of dollars. This adds just 90 much &c oar natona,
and individual wealth
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-29

Locks ANr Clocks-New Haven is becom.
ing quite II manufacturing place Tor certain ar
tlcles. Nine dl.terent styles OF door locks, wi,h
numerous new latches, knobs and TRAININGS
are now made 10 great extent IN ikat CITY I;
10000 mineral knobs are made there annually.
Many improvements have been introduced IN
the manufacture Of tilese articles, and the werks
are large aud rapidly increasing. One es,sb.
,shnent uses annually 100000 feet of pine
lumber, 200,0OO feet OF mahocany nnc other ve-
nerrs, 200 tons OF ,ron, 100000 lbs. OF brass,
200 casks of nails, 1900 boxes of glass, lJtp
gallons varuish, 10000 lbs of wire, 10 600 lbs.
of glue, 10000 plates OF lookng glass, besides
o,her lhings too numerons Ia mcn'i,n. IL EN-
ploys ~ hands at S>.'uWN per auuuH,, and
makes 300 clocks pee day, os 5Ul,tO0 a year,
Every pact Of the clock is made by machinery.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-29

G- BASKs.-There will be applications to the
next session of the Legislature for a number OF
new banks, and renewal of bank charters. The
are ali chartered, will be over six millions of
dollars. This will never do Banks where they
are necessary, and when properly conducted, are
useful institutions But too many banks are a
curse 10 any country
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y. *, E.7L.NEIs, Esq, at hts Rrnl rs.
tate and C0at Oh;ce, corner ef3d aud Cbesnut
Streets. PHILADELPHIA, IS authori:sd TO act as
.9gsnf, ard receipt TOR all menies due THIS
oTrr. for subscription or adrer1isins.
.7iso at hfs OfTce No. 100 .N.issd" Street,
.NiT York.
.9ad s, r. Corner Of baltimore and CdiUert
Sfs, RaHim0ye.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office ofhe BIrIsoRH AMEnIcAN, Nov. "a.
l32 l35 cts for coed TO prime reds, and l2S a
l32 for ordinary 10 good Sales OF white, not
suitable for family -four. at l35 cts
Corn has advanced considerably. To day
there where sales of new white at - 73 cts.
and OF new yellow at - a - cts.
No Rye at market Wequote Oats at 80 40
cts.
WHISKEN EN.-Sales to-day Of hhds. at q cts.
and ofbbs. at as cts The stock is light and
there is better feeling in market The above
rates would not probably be now taken.
TuosE VINO AuE SUFFERING FROM RENTING
OF intrrmit,lne Bilious Complaints, should read the
following, and be guided thereby;
Cause Of Pai,I.-Pain IS the consequences ofthe
exeron of the organ or part where /, is present 10
throw of morbid or corup, humor. for no pain
can exist but from the presence Of those matters
which ale of an unhealthy character. When we
have pain in the head, in the bowels, or in any
part of the body it only proves the presence of mat
ers which the blood is trying TO remove. and 1t is
this struggle which is the occasion Of pain. To he
bed only relieves the anguish in proportion the
amount Of life is reduced, and the same may be
said of all lullins or soothing remedies. Not so
with B'sndreih's Pills; they at go to the as
ss,anee Of the blood in aiding it to discharge bad
humors, to conquer the Death Principle To re>
Iisve pain in this way does not leave any bad ef-
fects. The Life Principle is not reduced, nor ere
the teeth destroyed; but oil the organs cleansed
and their health insured.
or Purchase of II. ID. Masser, Sunhury. or OF
the agent, published IN another part 0f this paper,
4