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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-15

MEssRs. EDIroRS,-From the various news
which has reached us from abroad, we are in
formed that our old adversary is busy in pre-
para'ion for war. She is fortifying her Cara
das; she is protecting her own coast at home;
she IS rapidly building steamships Of war; she
IL recruiting men for active service | ask.
MeSsFs. Editors, if this dark cloud which is ga
theFlng IS Intended to burst upon our own hap
py homes? II il is, srs, ask again, what are
our young men doing? Are they to stand still
and let England make all preparation? have we
forgotten the words of the immortal Washing
ton, "ln peace prepare for war" | am afraid,
sirs, we have. 1t is folly for young men to
learn the ant Of war in day or q month-they
ought now to form companies, TO learn how to
handle the musket-to spend at least one night
in every week in the drrl! room; and can as
sure you, N!essgs. Editors, we can then depend
upon citizen soldi-ry that can cope with any
invader 81! our soil. The art orwor can do Us
no hurt--we olght to DC up and doinr--we
have proud city to protect. |. is the only
one that has erected monument 10 our wash
ington, IN the Union; and If we forget his words,
ain peace prepare for war" who can tell il
that neglect might not result in an hostile army
entering our city, and blowing our proud mo
nument to atoms. For the sake Of our ancient
fame, in the days Of the Revolution for tho
sake OF the gaIlantry OF our suns IN the late
war, on land and on seal ask Of the young
men in the city TO form companies, and "iU
peace prepare for war;" and Maryland will bo
admired by all The Union, and never lose the
name she has. Tho Old Maryland Line can be
depended upon now, as it was in tho days OF
the Revolution. HowARo.
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TERMS or ADYERTisixs:

III IiIIts Ut IVa8 IItAH 8llIIII On aVef lBGnEnt
exceeds ten lines, the price will bG in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time OF their
insertion.
5f-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper, containing ell the select mater Of the
eay, ia published every Saturday 0rning, the low
srice of 9l00 per tanum.
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LOUISIANA. Gen'l. HlFmonson, lem., has
been elected to Congress in The 3rd district o.
this State.
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FRElcHl ON Fl OUR. The freight On o bar
rel of flour during The summer, Is obout 10 cts.
barrel from Buffalo TO Albany-tney now
Chasge ftcm eight 10 ten ellhngs.
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DEATH OF SHERIFF. The Marbro' Ga
zette announces the death of Ell 5 Ballwjn,
ESQ Sheriff of Prince Georges county, aged
~ years.
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aHOR ANNAPDlIlS,


III EASrON AND CAMBRIDGE
- asA"Fs The steamer OSIRIS, Capt Ju!IN
ssyg a3ys,-C y. TURN Ell, viii leave Conmerr.s- St
-SHH@. IA whati very FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock, fl" The above places and return nel, dsy
having Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING
al G'G"ek, and Easton at s! O'Clock, for Annapolis
and Balumofc,
" 10 La ION or dgc....$r,6Q
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, WE Land
ing, 81 Michael and E0s;ou, via aila3 River v.ryr
u Easton.) VIA lraN" Commerce It. wharf eylry
MONDAY INCOMING, al O'clock; an' turn mex,
day, leaving Miles River Fs,ry eyry tt 3daY Morn
ing, at O'Clock; st Mchacl's, u; Wye antiinc 81
IVES River ~ for Annapolis and BalLltnryp.
I'aisagr to Annapolis ..,..............T J Gents
- ia West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &ios
% Wyc,Sl MiChae's, o. Ferry L5i
FOR CENTREVlLLE AND CHESIERpOW
Leaves Commerce stiect wharf even WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return the same day,
touching at Corsica lOt o'clock AMI Chester At u
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage ST
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. I.eaycs
commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at O'Clock, and returns day leaving Wes,
River at III O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore
Passage TO Annapolis IS cts, To " eat River al.
JOHN u. TURNER,
ap29lSJa Office lower end Commerce at, Bsi,
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MARINE DIsAsrERs. The Counoaut CORES
pondcut Of the Buffalo CommcTciai writes that
the Revenue cutter struck the bar while com.
ing in that harbor on the Sth, and went ashore
high and dry twenty rods above the West pier,
where she will lay until Government which
has at last been caught in one of its own traps
either makes or abandons our harbofs The
Commercial also publishes list Of various
other marine disasters 10 the lake craft, tie
greater part Of which are not very serious
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s,g1.-,a FOR ANNAPOLIs, CNM-

a EvRts,I ~ = Az \ NE'DLIS. CT VI
'se-,.s 2.sEn;-TBRInGE and EASTON TIE steamer
.'"+',iaSsEaaha VI ARYhANB having undergone a Tho
'"ngh cepar, aHd Ecry handsome in prOvcinet both
~ nus ano machinery, VIII resume her regular route
~ thE .boN" places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th lust. She win leave Balnoye from Inc
lower end uf DH4mu's whar al u'cinCE on every
fuE8ptT ant FRIDAY thereafter e0r Annapgii:
'ombrd9e and hs,pn, leaving Ea,top on ever,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b, wayof Cam.
bridge ana fHGapa.!a 10 baltimore.
"UH G. -- FEEiOWN aad CEN7.RETILLE
I'm M'FHt:', The i1ia us3. she win 20 L. Uhps-
crnHR 7Jf hac., ,eH.ug Raltimarr at 6 n',loc, aGd
cOnt,nuo ,ac "hty, uUli fUJla-r nGIce. Passage, s. l.
nt3 i.EAi'iEL G.. VnYIBR
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VOLUME. XIII.-No. ii

65-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN x BALTI
aORE CLIPPER 10 furnished TO subscribers, by care
ful carriers, ut only sir and quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only the end of each eek
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, TO distant
Subscribers, at the rate of For Dollars per yearpay
able, always. in advance.
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Fuit WHITE HAVEN AND

4 ~4ssN Foll WHITE iIANEN AND
Ss,,rlii satk5Sys' PONGOTEAGUE, tAccomnc Coun-
~ '--A10s.'-z~ ~, Eastern shore OF VngmiaD The
superior >w' steamer THOMAS EFFFksON, Cap
, ,uh ""Btkf VI. Hill, will leave The intersection OF
,,a,t am Light street WhaIvrs every THURSDAY
NohNiN", AT eight O'Clock, for " hiIt haven, which
p|'ce sue WIZ leave the next moaning, FRrDAY) at
"cinrk ihr PougOleagup. tcHchmg there about noon.
returning She viii leave the laiei place on sATUR-
DAY, al n'cnck, A. NJ. via Nhthnvcu for Bait
more, arriving here early the sane evening.
Passage aud Fare 10 NuchaNCn, S9G3
do. Do pungOIcagur, $50
For freight or passage alpy on board.
! his route viii he .OnuHUrd until further aotl a.
as Passengers gong Ia Wine aven can r.iyFgo1
convey HIcr anr part of Suu use. q .HJ-sss59,
counties. un application to 1htO Dashi3l3, 81 Era
cess Anne. o. Mathew PWnul, NJ Snow mn, EgSE
In, IIV ~ CON! EsLNhR CuFNE
~ Nauf'!, for nII uiarturing Vttpuaes, ON e.,
NbE Co.'s nHd Old SILVER af All das,fit.I3l,
purchased O. he highest market rice, by
GABklEh d. CLARk, atrrsNEe:,
Second door inm CRVcrt-s,
who manufactures Silyetware af every description
N D. TN W5,atchGsi shveIw@e AID JeweIy properly
NEl AA@H'' oel3lm
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LENUEL &. TAYLOR, Master.

- JsY-rTe FUEt NNNAPOLIS, CA Nl-
Gtr,.p assn,s BRIDGE and EAST,iN The SUPERIOR
TeTir-9zzsas&&. swiii Steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, Capt kuREsr VI. hILL will leave the iptersfc-
ton "t Light aud PRtt II Wharges, nm every TUES
DAY MO Wing. at O'Clock, for thu shove places
and return the next day, leaving Easton every WE'D
NE5DAi MORN Nc, at Z! o'cInck, and Cambridge
at oclS, and Annapolis at % o'clk for Baltimore
Passage 10 Annapolis, so cts
To E,i' Ton or Cambridge, $3.50. ol7-dtr
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WI y , z 3 ' NFfts =. Q w
....,.Et+t3 sgz,4g E"iRGE, hNO EhSTUN. TIE Epr
N'''-tt'~-&iS- steamer WARY LANn will !rave Bal
nfaofe un every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY MORN /
ING, ~ u'tnck. lnr the places above nGmcd- start
h- ttItu tie l"wer end Of DnlaH's wharf, and return
On Wednesdays and Saturdays.
lyl2 f. c. TtYIDP
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MlcmGAK ELEcTroN, The Detroit Daily
Advertiser Of Saturday thinks tina! Felch's (de-
mocraU majority for Governor will be about
5000 in the State. The democrats have Of
the 8 Senators. The House will stand So de-
inocrats and 20 wings.
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY!
PHILiD, NyIE,NYeMf,

11hOtGu in SlA HOU KS ONLY
PHTLAD., WHINING
.s &C., G EAiL Ki%,,Al6, Vi, i "a oH &c
and Chester.
THE MORNING TRAIS-LGaves tie Depot, Pratt
street, DAILY Except Sundays AT 0'ciock, A. NJ
Passengers arrive al Philadelphia in full ume 20 CON
tinue On by the Mail Train for New York, reaching
thatchy by 10. O'Clock the same evening! FhRR 80
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN The ONLY
line that departs from Baltimore on Sundays for Pb,
adePhia, Is the mail train which ltavps fau street
Depot Baltimore, at O'Clock, ?. NJ; aud leaves Phi
ladeiphIa at 4 O'Clock, +. NJ for Baltimore Fhns Al.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATE TRAIN
Fare 81 90, through to Philadelphia, The Pet.eu-
ger ais for Philadelphia, attached to the (r ht tysin
Mlli leave the PrattsroCt Depot On EVERY AFTER
NOON (FAccp sundays at .! O'Clock and striy,s in
Philadelphia the same night. ."
A., ,,.,., \, CRAWFORD, Agent.
must be procured at The office before taking seats in
t cars "heIw'Se tui fare charged b, the regular
man passenger train, will be required b, The conduc
tur - sos ,r
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DAILY TO THE SOUTH,
BY TIE BAP LIVE, CARRYING THE GRR.aI
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
IA. Tn

"b AfIE bHI LIVE, C.dkHI IN " THE GREAT
CENTRAL United STATES MAIL
~ NOW IN COMPLETE or DER, with
a three boats on the Bay, viz: GEORGIA, Captain
cannon, herald, CAPTAIN Russell, and JEWESS,
aWain sutton; and two on James River, VIZ: CT Il
us PECK, Captain Davis, and ALICE, Capt SKIN.
yer, all OF which tramb0ats are not surpassed in the
Union for speed strength and CONTEXT
ny ts vel Know "a, c"ininrtable pleasant sait and
popular 'oun Via Chesapeake Bay 10 Norfolk, Va
~ james River 10 Liy Podt, Va, BY steamboats,:
,ncnre l.. EarOad to Petersburg, Va, Weldon and
w wilmington, ". e., ard thence by steamboats, 10
C~d'itriOn, ," g. (.ihOUt loss OF siCt Il. ANA no un
pleasant changing 81 passengers and bng!agr Tlrourh
10 nhafe"i"h Ia ~ hours, or as sholt time az any
other Toute.
SCHEDULE:
a 5ssssra Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore.
=, y!fy# eg,yIl!y tcNcGp, SUNDAY 1T 1 y clock Z,
1@'o.s, s!EGEA n inthC steamboats, GEORGIA Cant
oaanoa, o. hERAhD G'pt. Russell, Arr,yin. at Nor
tu.% thef good NIGHTS loCgl by 6 O'Clock, a. ~.
r. Thence up James River, with its
.1. t..ssa. beautiful ac2nrrv, in day Hrht. by
''.' 70 i'' ..s. steamboats, QUITS PECK, Captain
ilDy.s. or ALICE, Capt. Skinner, 20 CITY Point Rail
Nnl6 10 Petersburg. two tours ahead oT the Great
MAJ Line leaving Baltimore the zane aGeinGori
wHClc lhc lTO iif-s II'ramac 10 the South with n
continuous line from liGrlcsion, - g, to Mobile and
'1" DrIo%us, oy fur Il mo5icomorabIg AID shortest
route South.
FARE REDUCED.
ihrc#-h - \ from Ba.tiB!o G 10 Charleston,
.. c. have always been sold by this line
cheeTiu'Iy received, and promptly paid 10 all
conc ih.", sci GO
thr0ugn tickets Ia and from Baltimore, Nor
toE "a fnd mouth, IH..................... 900
Through tjckCis Ia aud from Civ Point, Peters
hhFg "H6 "lohi"ond, Fd...............,.... quo
"."EgA sica IT, 10 and irUG Weldon, N. G ... 800
. to and hosn Franklin or Black
Ihir @;nErS%uIiTH' 'Rtiii,Fi0'ADS '' is
~ rn'n'0g daily Ia aud rom Weldon, there
~, - connecting WIth tie passengers going
}1 LIZ; ."slh or3 hours ahead of the Great
So@5trt hR inc al Weldon, BY which line travel
1.ths pf N,rtb
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sELLHRs' GREAT REMEDY

FOR LtTef Complaint. Il Remarkable CGSs.
A TEENXIDh Is asked to the following state
n mcEt Of sam, McCord, Esq. Of Wollshurg, Va:
WELLsBUrG, Va, Nay 26lh, l845.
hereby certify ibat / was afflicted with the iver
Complaint and rhthis!c for long time, being more
than year under the care OF 4 Physician, that the
disease instead Of being relieved d the medicine
took, kept gradually getting worse my body sveiled
so that was unable TO stOop low cntugh 10 tie my
shoe. When the disease was at The Won't vas re-
commended 10 uy Oilers Liver Pills did so, and
was relieved greatly by the Of the first box, and
completely cured by The second.
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-. ass.uaCE .FREVILLG THE steamer MA
'H'5StizI EYLAND will leave BtlngIore on eve
~ MONDAY MORNING, al O'Clock for the above
places. ahd return day. leaving CentreviIle al
! O'Clock, and 'heseftown at hall past u O'Clock,
far Baltimore.
oil LENijRL G.. TAYLOR NaStcr
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PMSsslsgers Arrived.


= Lyrnroei-sesm ship Great Western-D VOORHEES,. T
lryon u Christ and lady, W Moup,an B Audriance B.er
Morlot Hge,. Dominick AID lady T Vasques q Adj.
doms and lady, Benedict Johnston lady and servant ]
johnston Johnston Miss Johnston e Bernard Ten.
giI s.,,n Mrs slS S'ca. s,oas voisa Patrick lady
ciemret Wdleoeks. Coles T. Berri ii Gillian and
lady Z q GSle II Halse,J Metcslfr. Mrs Emlin Clark
ae y pTssdy a AaFC aud servant Lvyse
sifIy, Mel ~, Woods, t. Eyoiier W Mortimer, " ii
ne,denow snd6 children Aiss Purves Master Purves
F, %s iGy Iad 5laIrn Mr. yauderOush and servant
Mss BGekweii, Thos Batrlvy w Blake. 7 Jones'
hes'iisy: a underwood w sn it'll Bell A Moieaski j
I'D hi,e9 IL Gsasa% Mr.. Woods ana CHI Rev Val
children. Whitehead, A Cuautm X Nj Edgar Thomas R
hiteh'us -nrion n shaw Marsh and servant Mrs r
Mathews AID child Total 49, ' ' = -
GAL,sssTaS-shp Star Republc-T Borden and lady
ahe lady Mrs Persis Be limn, Mrs Amelia Curtis Mrs
Jexee Mis-: Cornela Jaegee Mister, John Jaesee and
Tfsakia Ja-gee / Larham Esq Bell A Underwood
Alliance : l. Sleight, uhord. g Pendextre WIN
iadey shs0n Masters Stem Jacques aad Mathew Jaquss-
Rio GRAypE-Brig Ori 3le-M II redrick
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Home Ports.


Sp. c.. s' SS Ss" Cd fass. sn i Di
rosrl.sp, July is-sd Hsr..-.Let. Philad
satsa JAY s-Art Packet Richmond CID Deposit Para
Ss:Iss Jay -1I fsfs I'd 9cSs T'ina.d
30 % s S f Ds ' sS s sas su ai rSd FS
Marc, Asr Cave, Juno Niorki Potomac, Rerown, New
% S; aa fisi Bs.h A Sas 18Th Lrsy
b.te Blake. Nierk.
ssasma 81 Alfred issw Vii Bsii,s; John xyns. do; New
ss: & .s y srFs Sss r yiss
ssss S sSa. ~ a.aayff .s T Colombo Meh
Eaa L.ws Bruce - slmons teyon southerner ard Den
.sy. .a . Newport sa sSse Mf Bsnsol
.sgsoa. Ai.en Me- Arbore ksPat Retrieve Gloucester
goa Nr~turon' Jo.shas ard Jane NBsdfod; Edw Kent
rs s,';ms I'D Wss nG.,oa scs,ssm:. and Iodine Inc
i.a,s sd Pass ws.,s rTGsssase Ah,;sd L., ALB.
1s SSa. Aas o Fa
lsr B.alr coys. Coy yue,a e.. sls,sh;; ros'idss g.
SSiph. Wa pesa. ,ssiISs. sTsa,a john, Ssrnsr Emma
sssys Hss Il F.a PSoass sa@sS Do &sa
Morrill, ,shish ssns Slssara Gor9o: s,.,h Hess; Mid
RicaSasp. Jaly Is-Arr Realrf Lewis. New ork: VIM
Burke, LaHson do. SID Manchester. Smack do; Willow
fosr w.Lrn.lL, Jaly ls-sld Louisiana. Rio,
soos ,s' a.Saora and RELIEF ferk Eunomas and Ste
pen Brewer from James River for Rio yesterday
w,lM.eros, Nc July Il-Ar John u stsgheus, Bernu-
d. ls alrs RGss. NSc,s A AZ Havana, " au'
CH.slrsros July isin the ofiag Empire. from NYork
siS:; e sSi. ss S ca Ia ss
Krr wrsr' July sAn sally Ana Tucker, NYork and cid
for Tmsilo. -
Nrw OnlsAss july e.Au Tsms, Bordeaux; VIM s III
xabsth Liverpool; ieh, Yucaeeo tNexl CsnposcLy ca
I'M. W.iesa Moore. New ork; on.ti,ao,. Bel B-msn
Boston; sarelle, Taylor, Nyerk; Argus, sisL
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INTELLIGENCE.
ny LAST EVENINGS BAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald
IL. 10 lGfr


Spndrles.
After good breeze from the northeast since yes
terday, we have delightful little shower from the
south this evening al 6 o'clock. We confess our
ignorance of Prof. Espys theory of storms so far,
that il is rather curious TO us how storm should
come up from the south with the wind from the
northeast But we have the rain, we are thank
full without asking questions. Half an hour before
the shower the Marine Band passed up TO the Presi-
dents 10 give the Executive family particularly, and
the psbic generally, BIT or two OF music in the
gardens of His Exceency-the thirty DAYS suspen-
sion OF these treats account OF the death OF Jack
son, having passed over. There would have been
an interesting crowd there, this evening, and a
pleasant time, had not this wlndfal of cloud thrown
cold water over the whole project
The clerks are IN a stew. In eXacting the date of
their commission, in order TO ascertain the time
they have been IN office, II is charged that some OF
them play cheating game, by giving their last COM
missions, when the period of their first appoint
meni would date back -four, eight, or twelve years.
The why Sii00 clerks are making their WILTSHIRE
10 b. promoted 10 the Sli00 situations or turned out
Wdtermelons, canielopes, apples, peaches p!umbs
and pears. in the market this morning.
o. tomorrow, the 10Th, the extra O'Clock, p M
train 90 out, the regular train Is changed
from - 10 81 NJ, rs the hour for the departure o
the northern maui, with corresponding changes III
their arrivals You WILL therefore, get Your south
Srn mlil, we presume, al the same hours as month
ago me arrangement, however, is only 10 last til
the I NJ q. can effect cheaper bargain via Lau-
Caster.
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IlR R(lNN
LUClNA CORDIAL.
ELIXIR IN low

the touch Of earth restored vEor activity and copdno.
70 the exhausted arteries will that Rorious
LUClNA CORDAl rcinycs the orsan. Ear.n
weakened with their original power There Is moi sb,d" ~
doubt that this true md subject al too
ana hIadres. would testify TO the efficacy OF
Irregularities IN the secrtions pains in the kidney fnss nm
prsons Tor the revee poiapsus uter and p fact mot
6s S, o sa ,n Indeed maormaen q
Ole cure for bsrress while all other diseases
sd above whether acute chronic will lie found SAFE and
ns sy1say upon The sscvs organs and acr the whole
subsequent relaxation. On the contrary il seems 70 act 49,
-cf harmony with and does
but renewal Of the natural the rs,
have asserted : - ~ - AZ ~
PRINCIPAL Office i23 Fulton street. New York Sold also bv
Seth Fowe, Boston; DR. Wsdsworth Providence Mn
ply, 80 North Sixth street Phdelphis O. X Tyler John ri
ls.oGge aud Roberts spd Baltimore; ChGrs so,t,
er, Louisville Ky; Sandfod Parks, CINCINNATI and NV ne
other person ia Of the above places Prc Al ~,
b0ffe, S2i mere nzsp ' -. - per
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HISTORY OF SCHENCK'S PULMONTC
SYRUP

THE unparalleled reputation and constantly increasing de-
he public the following early history Of his Me-
p The ao the subscriber aresdent of the city Of Phi
phs from exposure contracted heavy cold, which be-
I'd ss 81 r.
pm ~ my breast, My espectoation was though phcsm
Doctor h whom fhhs1' We're n 's's
indeed Xxx II SPEEDY d G: %
eory ios would BE- Of bens s %y dso
ungs but soon became 40 muchworss that confined
having eve. ~ when .sS"ss
ny s Se s s. whs
Prom the tim. commenced taking the Syrup, perceiycds
pS s y G sssd I'D Sa
d,.ehasise large quantity Of blood and matter Aer had
,se was entirely removed aad was restored 70 perfect health
70 the truth 81 his number Of citizens Of he city Of pha
lslphis eau and will testify.
The public su, the great success; which attended
% y @s ns % 80 ss e, sS h Pin
hey o sm IL es. Of ss un. sSpg the orders
This syrup has snccs.de In cases where evsthns el.. ..
s ,s : y s s. ea,x s.
fair ,,..l Perseverance and src, conformity the dlrec
syrup il i the most 81 p" iSe
ofhs system known operates by assisting nature to slpe
hectic fever night sweai constpa,ioa ali usual symptoms
ne S . rs. the sD stops
sIm ,ay and ns,nrs T. otees sud pen. the disease
Then erIcls " ~ the
Ter aud truly astonishing whsf quantities 81 corruption
rsecoated ~ the patients generally who taken the Pull
nonic syrup add this continues until all disease lungs IL
health - ~ ' "
The Proprietor be held ponabI- FOR the injurious
ELECTS ~ spurious counterfeit limitations fhis syrup
r.ase notice that Beknan, Of 49, Court andi stree,
monic syrup : -
The rnane scencks PuImouic syrup can be had ~ the
pops,or 'ee 81 copi,ad' street ier door. S.lS ,
bftw ~ south Sisth sdrlphis, olr door below the
colsf - Chestnut ~ 10 Broadway. bsny safest Boston;
and ~ North t,sy 81, Baltimore. $50 -,
Pease norice that n Beekman OF t9s Ccurtland ST.
ongrr agent Ior ths genune seheeks fsImonr syrup.
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Medical Advice,

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sing from toe ieqset indulgence Of the passions OF niscet
YOUTH and thereby nightly emissions and eyentay
stats OF vigor originally designed. '' - ''
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the m
tsnt being the lsst aware sometimes caused by
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eectuay cured with
out pain or Inconvenience ~'"A,
The Doctor being qualified advertising surveons
N the city guarantees perfect charge made Let
post paid enclosing Immediately TO- and ina
dcne with ADVICE, sent to any of the United States
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-22

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-22
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B. Those wishing obtain the sole agency for these Pills
the State 10 fh.t
effect BY addressing the proprietor above liberal discount
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