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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-16

MAINE ELECTION. Anderson, dem. is pro.
badly elected Governor by the people, by a
small majority. The vote in 1856 towns stands
Anderson, %, 463; Morse 10, l72; scattering
ALTO. This shows democratic net loss since
the Presidential election of 3,438. Anderson
would nave to lose 8, 1877 in the the remaining
towns to be defeated by the people
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-16
NaONAY NOR THE MILLION! Every

T# oNEY FOR THE MILLION! Every
WE one who patr0ntzes NJ. DOYLE will imme-
dlurly see the advantage Of it, as he is well known
as the greatest prize Veuder in the United States
having been IN business nearly twenty years win be
able ~ give satisfaction on every occasion. There
were over twenty thousand dollars in pfizPs sold and
cashrd al titis lucky Office last week The greatest
nutaher at prizes are SOLD in packages which is de
cdedIy the most advantageous for the purchaser
when he buys package half OF The money is insured
num- and one package may tain three Of the highest
p''zes The following splendid Lotteries are to be
drawn this week:
TUESDAY, capital 5000, tickets So, shares in
proportion.
WEDE .3snAY, capital 3oCoO, tickets $40, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital sl5,GOO, tickets IS, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets SO, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets So shares in
proportion Certificates at - whole tickets will he
issued III this scheme at $4, % halves Sl2 - qs So
BY Investing orc of the above amounts YOU may re-
alize very handsome sum of money.
Liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
Fer sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
t1G package, single ticket, share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ DOYLE, 80. l44 Prattstreet,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-16

MUSEUM. Fun, umoarious, side-aching fun, in
point of fact, Irish fun-than which nothing can be
more mifh- provokng;s to be the order Of the day,
or rather evening this elegant resort for the ensu
ing week. Mr. Br0aghGm, the excellent representa-
i've Of "Tae Patialda" in oil his phrases, being tn
gagcd. From the success which has attended him
wherever he has appeared, we augur for lin good
reception here.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-16

COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT. The annua
commencement of Pennsylvania College, al
Gettysburg, Pa, takes place on Thursday
Rev. Chas. F. Schaeffer, of Harrisburg, will
deliver a discourse before the alumni of the
Seminary to-day. On tomorrow afternoon
Prof Reynolds will deliver the address before
the Literary Societies, and in the evening, the
Rev. Chas' P. Krauth, of this city, will deliver
the address before the alumni.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-16

BURROWS THEATRE, FRosT-sr.-S Might o.
Mr.. HacEctt. This gentleman will appear tonight il
two of his fayorte characters, Col. Nimrod Wildfre
in the comedy of the Kentuckian, and as O'Calla
chan, in the Irish farce of his Last Legs. Mr.. Hack
eft was greeted last evening by of the largest and
most fashionable audiences Of the season. His re
presentation of Sir John FaIsta gave universal salts
fac ion.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-16

DUEL IN KENTUCKY. Mr.. Taylor and Mr..
Harrison, brothers-in-law, of Harrodsburg,
Ky, fought a duel few days since, at ten
PAGES distant. Harrison at the first fire was
shot through the body, and was MORALLY
wounded, although alive at the last dates.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-16

Arrival OF ANOTHER SLAYER. The brig
Albert, Of Boston, in charge of Ii. Com. Wal
ker, Of the U. S. brig cambridge, arrived at
Philadelphia Oh Sunday, from Bahia. The A.
has been sent home a; tie instance of Alex. Ii.
Tyler, ESQ, I. $. Consul at Bahia, Oh the
charge of being concerned in the slave trade
between the coast of Africa and Brazil, in con-
junction with brig Washlngton's Barge, late Of
Philadelphia The first oaicer and crew of
the Washington's Barge, have been brought
home prisoners in the A. Captain Woodbury.,
late master Of the Albert, effected his escape
prior 10 her sailing.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-16

CalNE IN BosroN. !tappears that crime is
rapidly ~ the increase in Boston. On FIJI
day the grand jury returned los Indictments,
embracing cases oE arson, burglary, theft, per-
jury, assaults on officers, and violations Of the
Sabbath and license laws, Nine civil actions
fer dctaultca recognizances, and four appeals
from the Police Court were entered, and six
juto.Iaatjoas against sccond corners to the
State Prison were Matchmaking in a. lei
new entities for the term.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-16

ENTITY PRIZES OF $1,000 in TO-MOR
4 ROWS Lottery, $50 ZOO, SO GOO high capitals
Tickets Sl0-n0w TO be obtained at The lucky office
Of FLETCHER 60, Holiday street
THIS DAY, ScUUO Tickets s. 50, quarters 50 cts,
package only 50 IS.
Drawn Mes. OF yesterday : Lottery are,
rs % % 81 50 % s 25 10 30 ID IA as %
ticket or package in either of the above, if bought
at this Office, may realize fortune for life.
Orders from Il distance always meet prompt atten-
ton when directed 10
JAMES FLETCHER s. Co, Baltimore, Md.
II Agents tor the Managers,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-16

SUFFERING AND SrAMMERiNC. The advertisement
of DR.. Mays, OF Virginia, for the cure Of these dsa
greeahle complaints, will be found in another column
o: this paper The editor Of the Raleigh Register
speaking of a number of cases cured during Doctor
Mays visit to that city, says:
"The first case Mr.. John G. Palmer, of thi.
place. ieweler, SC, whose infrmtes in this particu
lar is generally known So great was his difficulty in
talking, that it was panfulto witness the effect. Ye
he has been ehectualy relieved, and speaks now
without impedimen to the astonshment of his ac
nnaintances.O
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-16

HBbhCk HASTINGS. Just opened few pieces
I'D Black HASTINGS, very cheap.
b. Ii. RICHARDSON co,
No 333 Baltimore street,
sel6 TAR) doors below Charles.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
HENRY'S
CHINESE SHAVING CIR EAM,
or ORIENTAL COMPOUND.

or ORIENTAL COMPOUND
THE principal ingredients of this delightful Oriental ln
pound being Of Eastern 9rgin ths eTsP%1sSn ara ,n differs s
entirely from any other heretofore offered Tor the SAM u
sbee hest Rnowm but The Composition itself entirely Srw
and only requires trial Of its qualities to SATISFY an Oh m
much expense bring The article TO it. present state oi per
eon and submitted for pgbe s.Sr on Us s gT y. n.
most economical shaving compound now III use
perusal OF the following testimonials Is respectfully IT,
PnoGRrss or ScrsNcE-Nc,hng is more intelliseiy III
deate Of the sm11as rrosfrsi o SCIENCE ~ n ,s 10 the
of our minor comforts and luNuries IN our aMelhsn
Confluence we arr daily Ieesyng to our
comfort Even in the business OF shaving science mas Gss
yca Sands Co.'S admirable Shaving SSSap .a I%, Iy
soryc IEAnp-Yos to mshs i grow a1s. re,i a
dS,ls is rot esaSy dd'S sa but Ssr ssa
f%lfiTSla s Tat ey 1y never s % did ear n
furnishing him with H.qry' Chinese Shaving Ciean u
Several of contemporaries have exhausted the pow.
language praise Of compouEd OF the
kind sold BY A. B. sands Go 273 Broadway called len
and and deserves ifsai II d IT, arans
THE CHINESE shaving CREAM prepared BY Samds Is one
the i, T teaGdsd s haf Of hn@aHity and pleasant
that tried, will always alter be deemed an issa-
soTSTHts" New ros sn.yiSe@A beautiful compound
the shape Of Henry Chinese Shaving Cream h.. recently
and W. truly say that this preparation introduced BY He,
sands Co 2j Broadway t. pleI5sntest r,noll,eHt to the
skin We ever made of IL makes the face soft aud pleasant
and rer riart follows the trace oi the aLoF
1t decidedly the best thing ever r snd or tt'eicfs
and hose who do their baTbetins, /, ,nvalu4hle
s,r so,pTbs hest razor in the world is Of lit;le use.
provided the shaver has work for hours mixing up 1ther
from hard soap No 20 through the penlon OF
compo and FOR sale BY the peramefs Or all these WHICH We
have tried we give fenrys Chinese Shaving rriH pre-
psred y A. b. Sands Co the preference IL raises thick.
delicate and !aher which lae',Is s %Sw g oF
ceive zen pots which would last US abou, half
toZen years. .>,Ds = ~, i1,' ano,o'a. a. 4
Druggists, 27] Bro,dxay Chamber street ~ fficc
So c.gt per Jar Sold also 70 ulion 81 and II East Broad
~ - - 49, el2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

e-S- The Montreal Observer informs US, that
hill mas been introduced into the House Of Assem-
hiv 10 impose tax or dogs and temperance
bous.s and quo,es from the speeches OF two dis
,ingushed members in support OF the bill, TO illus
,raie-not the argument employed, but the spirit
that prevails in the provincial parliament, On the
Fundamental question of reform. From the shouts
of laughter with which the rbaldry OF Col. Prince
and Dunlap We're received, it may be Inferred that
the members or large proportion Of them, are
6 hail fellows well met at the feas:s OF the
striped pig
GsJ. In New Hampshire, il appears by the 6 Con-
gregalional Journal" that one out OF every 33 OF
the adult male population, bears civil or military
title. Probably the porion is nearly the same IN
other States. The remark that accompanies tue
Statement, Is a pungent and Just . Is not aucH
multiplication Of Offices absurd, and such aflecta,
ton of titles ridiculous With al! Their boasted
democracy, our counIryIncn exceed all nations In
the passion for titles, silly as they are immune
rable.
1ss- We see tstafcd in tie National Intelii5eacer
that a Young lady of Washington was thrown into
nlesmeric sleep on Thursday last by Professor DE
BONNEVILLE, befo.e l.sge audience, ard that
Wills, IN that condition tooth was extracted with
out giving the patient The least pain.
NJ The Texas Civilian of tue 18th instant se-s
that /" Private claims, some OF themior very heavy
amounts, continue &c bep-egsed upon the attention
oflhe Texas Congress We understand that one
yent,ema. has asked az allowance tf S3e0, ,0cO."
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
THE TRIBUNE.
,,,,,,,s ,,-s~Ioy Flor, an unpublished Poen'
pr jobs AUGUSTUS SHEA.


uon ,sis pIeasure-Folly's desert maze
,rSs feast, the song, the laughter and the dahcF'
,,.,rst halls where Woman hears iascIvons pi'lse
Mid The exciting pageants OF Romance =
There was tine when could read glance
With all the truth of the Volnsian bard,
And ali the spirit OF chivairic France,
When Reasons council was IN poor regard
IA with intrusive search young Fancy's hlsat II
mau'd
Not mid illusions dangerous as ialr-
soels fron the fringed curtains OF the eye
Luxurian; tresses waving on the ar
Lips breathing from the heart its anxious sisn'-
The fairy.footed link.dancc flying by
In a,,itudes Of fascinating grace,
aseach had lust descended from the sky;
Angels alike in symmetry and face tp.ace'
No, there the soul .,oc finds It's native dwelling
su, the strong Spirit Of deep thought, which seems
An iron despo, Of the hear, TO lhce,-
dark destroyer Of those passionate dreams
Tia, fire the heart 10 f.enzIed ecstacy-
Is most gentle monitor TO me:
and. could tread life's flry-land aEain,
Should through l,s scenes, my sole companion be,
That may read into the souls of mer,
And all ye. might be provide for wisely tiien
What plunge in pastimes nae, when, chaste ~''a
bright
The mi,l-heaven N, oon is up and Night fulgroHn,
The lake reposng in unclouded light,
Beauty supreme within the horizons zone,
And Earth as though i, were indeed Gods own
Here, not with outward vision, survey
Nature in calm niarnifcence, alone,
But with all inner sight whose soaring ray
SWEEPS the harmonious whole up TO the starry we?.
There with sou', from earthly thought unbound
walk amid the beauty OF the spheres,
And. bark! rapture OF melodlous sound
From spiri,-harps bursts from the tar-oti Years
The power of God in holiness appears
And Truth and wisdom OF creative plan
And Love that wept in Cslvary's crimson tears
And myst'ry, which, alas, since time began,
Error alone hath hid, are here revealed to Man
That thoughtful spirit thron'd and sceptred now
Within my breast holds undivided reign,
It's influence is furrow'd on my brow,
Haply not unallied with deeper pain;
That Rubicon Of life, none may regain,
I've passed--no matter how-no matter why
We scarcely question those who ne'er complain
The Stole seeks no sympathetic SIGH,
And may unchailen8cd pass on MS ioAe Jouiuey "
And OIL those hills there stireth not leaf
That tcacheth not nor blooneth here howf'
Which in its glowing life, however bret,
Hath not language of convincing pow'r.
That telleh Of anuhation's hour
Corruptibility Of material things;
A destiny, bequeathed him as dover,
Fille,h the soul with high imagnings
And bcarcth il TO God on broad and willing wings
To these subllmiries what were thy Joy
Who waste the hours TO spl.t consecratc.
Minglins the gold Of life with base alloy ;!
No morn can h,her come to dissipate
The tircless joyswhich Spirit can create -
Glory and Beauty, Silence, Love and Power
And Truth, in sweet companonship with Fate,
Teaching Philosophy to meet that hour
When Death resumes his strength and fai'h re-
claims her dover.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDS & cos C + l. Z L : I
AMERICAN PANACEA.

TstHIs dedicile compounded solely from vegetable mat
ts free ron adulte-1tion, and wrranei iFr rom any
ingredients detrimental health: discovered a. 1t one
ear snce, by individual sorcly afflicted with ui tf
TED SCROFCr and VINO has been under tAe tiedpaent
Of most eminent physicians in the United states 10
eight year without the last apparent nope ol
70 hea and BY them pronounced inc~aole pul ~
fer taking the ahore named medicine FOR I've weeks va
res ored pereci health. That medicine has been 7old
with UNPRECEDENTED success and las never failed IN ~!
instance Sl-i akin in accordance with diIecion 10 90.
foe: pcrft: cure sf t!o following G,seas 10 VII 50
RHECM. SCROFULA ULCERATED sCEC- = In, ! I.
YER SORES, BRONCHITIS, KINGS EVIL, IHisnELo
ISFLANMAToRY AND CHRONIC RRETMAI'SM,
PILES ERYSIPELAS, BILES, SCCENi, ChkOSlC
SORE EYES, BLoTCHLS, PIIPLES OF THE fACE,
SCALD HEAD AND ALL CUTASEoUS DISEASES
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM IN l-tJ .
DICIoUS Use OF MERCURY Or AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE FLOOD. The efficacy OF this medicine
has been tested in all the diseases above enumerated and
its effects truly astonishing Only one taDie sioot'n
10 be tkcn (by adul;) each morning Deiofe eau!s
which usually produces tonic effect, while On most cases.
1t also acts gentle cathartc, Increasing the nppen'e
and general health patient causing all liberated
sores TO discharge more proey and producing eec-
tal Alternative Of the whole system purifying ana roou-
cling perfect action Of the blood
Persons while taking H. should refrain from the use OF all
stimulating drinks highly seasoned food For sale by
Obtained at wholesai, Il Illus. ". iELn,Nul
General Agent % irsTeet opposite the custom HOUSE.
New-York and at Astor House; no. os3 ana 81 bIoan
way: corner Broal, and Chambersst.; No. ~ Fronl-s
No 44 Westst; No So and 800 BOwery Ne. 80 ulton-
ST. No 227 and 2ao Hudson. and 96 Hammond street, csr
Hudson; No 505 Grand streets No Isl and Is treenwc
street; No and 50 Cherry street; No l3o Walkcrt
No 3 Catharne Nos 35l and i2 Pears;rcet; No
ia Cana-street.
Brooklyn J. W. Smith, OF Fulton and Cranberry
Streets and VIM Blagrove Squres Buildings, corner WI
low and Aantic-ree. and by all the principal druggists
In the United states.
Dr. V b. Lockrow. No. 81 Beaverst. Clinton Buildings
General Wholesale and Retail Agent Tor Albany.
r. ". Dyott g. Son, No. l43 North Second-st General
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia: Bush & Hillyer.
G. COLBY, No. 35l Pearl-st " y
Instructions for taking the article, and great number oil
noie God m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
GnnD sITUATIONs FOR RI-sINEs-Psrsons aho,,

CooD SITUATIONS FOR BUSINEsSPersons about
" enter into business informed that they Oh
tain immediate possession Of Stands in the Partisan Bazaar
No. 44s Broadway Grand-s1reet, which consist Of
Counters and Glass Cases for the sale Of Dry Goods NIL
re-y, Furrie-s Articles, Hats and CAPS, Watches ard
Clocks Silver and Plated Wa-e Lamps and Chandeliers,
Cutlery China and Gsss Ware Pocketbccks, Maps Sta
oner. Annuai1 and other books, Canes and Umbrellas,
Perrerr, Furnishing Articles Ladies' Shoe Store, Toy
de- Ready Made Luen, Thread and Needle Store, and for
svery description OF nest goods.
This "a perhaps Of the best Opportunities 70. persons
n small capital OF their friends starting them Into bus
At very small risk. The Bazaar Il heated ani light
e by the Proprietor Fer further particulars apply a the
Bazaar.
S.B-A separate artrance WIN be raade TO the Gallery
and Rooms the second story which w be ict for Nil
Hrery and Dress Making Por-si, and Miniature Paint
Ing, sc. &c. JIG
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
wARLANrED CAsT-sTrEb EDGg

WARRANTED CAST-STfEb EDGE
TOOLs.-TAe real genuine ConSet's Tools
lkFf#ElsiA eau only he had Ut 80 A1orTey-st-eet.
iEHtzS$Sl where they made itii finished with
lSt my own hands; th6cef,Te can recon-
,ert ,iefn and al Geor.e Brigs ?. CO.'S pAt-sraet
ne TO- offered by Osborn g. Litt., az 33 Futon-st.
and o;her Stores stamped "Conger,' rot ny make.
ard are designed deceive. Mine axe stamped thus
"Conger, Scw-York, 80 Atiorncy-st Tie n4ins ot j.
con.er Berry Is also aGIed-he hang interest In the
busness liberal discount Dealers. Please obseIYe
ihe .tarnp f25f 3msl JOIN C0NGEK
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

ADD A BEAUTIFUL COLOR TO fOut HAiti-
n ALA HAIR DYE-if persons who wish 10 change
the color Of their Hsir and Whker who have grown ne-
naurey grey from disease other causes kn, the deae
y proees of many Of the compounds sold ior hair dIe
thew wonld pause before they yrn,ed TO apply them he
ITALIAN HAIR DY. the ony composition yet discovered
which effects perfecy the object Intended and yet does Gt
nure the hair in the slightest dege. From IT'S peculiar del
cacy md softness is particularly worthy the attention o.
,,.,s IL PRODUCES al the time that II completely
change, the color brancy and s9f;ne;s Of texture nn
6nIv by b. SANDS * co Chemists. gl3 Broadway cor
Chsmber Sold also at 70 Fulton and n East btoadway
ot oItaiit7. ~ %, a. SO' fi2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28


TENHESE PLASTERS prepared for rans and-w ealesS
L in the back breast side limbs. bruises spralns Sc
aud for ashmatic affections, children they VIII IN
most give immediate and soothing eliei. They VIII
also be found highly beneficial for complaints Of the liver
lungs and kidney.
ersous of sedeiarv habits whose business requires them 10
much who may be troubled with weakness IN the
chest pan the side breast Will hnd great rc.iei by
wearing of these PlSSrrs
The proprietor of these PaSieT offering them 10 the pub
lie would Simply that they the result OF New
and Important Discovery bu that he has beea possession
of the above recipe FOX uumbe Of during which time
he with pleasure refer who will testify 10 their intrinsic
value and the b-neiicia effects derived thereirom.
The great and increasing demand for these PlaSeS the 20.
pulav they have obtained solely BY their merits and
the satisfaction they have given proof
OF their superior efficacy which has thus induced The prope-
tor 10 make Them generally known.
They beautifully spread soft white skin by mac and
no pains spared making them adhesive and ahe rs
possible aud in rendering them free from al those objections
which Of aini - The ordGafy pldsers OF the
day The proprietor having made extensive preparations Tor
the manufacture Of these Pasies therefore he Is thus enabled
to put the price of them low them within the
reach OF every individual who ma, DC suffering under the
ro,ts complaints which they applicable They carry
with them their ecommedaiions and single trial Is
suflcient give every satisfaction desired.
Made ony BY b p hNAPP and sold wholesale and retail
his edicne Warehouse No 352 Hudsonsi oEe door be
low King-st NewY Also for sale by the PRINCIPAL Drug
gists throughout the city. RE 2weod \ INV
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

yoopYEARs ovEESHoES. ra,ented lS4i-eo,ooo
- @H new and beautiful style. These oyershoes are
ulaeSet new Metallic Gum. Elastic Composition They
ae ueIe'abie by any climate. The heat OF the Torrio
Zone canno. ssen then, - M s'N
Beauty, durability. and csIufor they arc
isr sprfo 70 any Other overshoe ever offered 10 he pub
nc. LneS nave always Received the hlshes. premiums
on ths ecnanes last inte OF Boston The American Ia
siituie OF Ncw-foES. and ;he Franklin Inste M Pha
dcpha warrant Gocyears oyershoes 10 posses ali H.
qualities above stated Dealers ivl;c.l TO call ana
test the tacts Tor themselves For sale Wholesale anl ~
tail. by GEO. BEECflER, leo broadway betgesu Pin.
and Wa i-S.rcot, Sc~-Yo-k- Isl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

DATENT ELASTIC METALLIC sHANKS, FOR
BOOTS AND SHoES.-LcRIN BROOKS takes this
opportunity Of calling the attention Of the trade as well as
the public generally tire superior advantages ofadop;ins
his improved boots and shoes, which he has introduced
the Patent Elastic Metallic Shank
To the wearer presents the fSliowrr among many
other advantages the old method oi siieing the
sole Of boots and h9cS ty several layers OF leather hy the
elasticity @: the shank, which laccd Ia the inner sole
II gtres graceful trn 10 the foot the PEDESTRIAN
gives ease preventing he from pressing forward in
the boot whilst 10 fa:ooted persons equally adva-
,aseous the arch hollow Of the is sill, preserved
and by this process walking boot shoe may Dc sde
with low hee and he hollow OF thu foot not be expos
10 the rg In the cid method. IL gives suppor; 10 all
the muscles Of The foot at Ike SAME tre ac is remarka
hl easv to those who troubled with ccEns Persons
eousd 10 stand AZ the desk VIII fI them great desi-
ecraturr. ls!6 6ml LoRIN BS0oKS, !3S fl!ton-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
JOOn PERSONS IN fHILADELrillA ALONE
1UUUcan testify TO The wonderful efficacy OF that pow
'' THoMsoN's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA.
READ READ,
Astonishing Care q ChTonic BroRchiflS
Phil IApEIPHIA. NAV, -,

Astonishing Cure ~ CRJcHic DroRcfH'S.
PHILADELPHIA May, ~, lsi4.
Nr S. 7. THoNsoN-Dear Sir: Fcr more than four
years past had been dreadlly afflicted with affections
OF The throat, which my physician pronounced chronic
Bronchitis, caused BY repeatel and neglected colds lie
distress suler.dls indeScrhG0le My throat literally
raw with vioeat pasaodc coughing that 1ood would
come from it also great oppression, an ana tishess ~
the chest and fever. short, AL .hc Usual pulmonary
symptoms showed themselves, causing entire loss OF nects
say reDoSo M throat leeched and ostcrcd over and
over again. made tigl every known edy and. AZ
d.eren periods had the advice OF SIX physicians, and all
with no ~ all About months since made t-ial OF
Your COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD S-iPH-
TII and before had taken The frst bottle felt relief
continued until had :aken seven bottles wlic!. COM
pleely removed the disease ana restored 10 pe-ecr
aeal,a and lInly believe should not now be living has
Il not { e. Tor your Invaluable medicine
JANE PERRY. 1913 Spruce-st.
Principal occ y. Z. o; Eh and Spruce streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
Sold Who'll sale ard retail by tie Agents, A. B. SANDS
CO DRUGGISTS 21S Broadway, ChaIube.s-s;- Sold
also 80 Fu,on-st and Eas; Broadway Price so cents
per bottle, or SIS per dczen
Beware OF couuter9cits. Sf I'm