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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-11
CONSUMPTION.

There is perhaps no disease with which our
country 10 affected, which sweeps of annually 90
many victims, as that fell destroyer OF the human
race-C"nsumption. Day after day. year after
year. the insatiate monster hurres to the portals
Of the cold aud silent tomb fresh added victims to
its conquest No walk Of life is sacred from its
hli.htnZ influence. No age is exempt from its
d."n-ds'ling shafts. The old, the middle aged
AID tn vnu,g, all alike are food for this common
enrnv -. mankind. The white haired patriarch,
VIII ~ iiia 1T Temperance has rendered his system
im'.rvi"'is to the attacks OF other ils and whose
good deeds prepared him for the enjoyment OF life's
calm evrniag. finds consumption fastening its fangs
u,on his vi,als, and tearing him from world ever
bright to minds which look compiacer,ly on da, :
we'll spent.
u there M help for the afflicted! No preventive
Of the dangers which beset us in our changeah
and tickle cline! We think there NAV be. And
if the allegations Of those who are at least entitled,
veracity. may be believed. there is preventive and
a remedy.
Nistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry is Offered to a
suffering world as such. II needs not the "adven-
tsi"n. aid "f long string OF fictitious certificate.
70 give it nnioriety Its true value and ntr;nsi,
excellence are sufficient to enti,le il to the conf
d-nce Of the public, and
"WAft on to fame"
the name of its INVENTOR as benefactor OF his spe
cies.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having changed his residence
l. from Salisbury to the VILLAGE Of Liich6eld
requests his correspondents 20 address bin at the
latter place. SAMUEL CHURCH.
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DY ihe subscriber. on the 9th
- inst in % suffr;ng c,md,.
m ton. . large BAY HORSE, with
star in his torphead. The.
aa& owner can have him By paying
Aesge aaAsking h'~ s":y:
sA& NAe %
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1T Court If PROBATE holden at LischGeid, scit,.
in and for the District Of Lifcl!fe1d, on the
9Th day Of December, 1s45.
Present, Ralph g. Camp, Esq, J,dge
H deceased.
:'.r Administrator represents the estate insolvent
and nrcvs the appointment Of Commissioners there.
re:"ive "xanne and adjust the claims Of the credi.
tens ii sad E,a,e, be appointed at the Probate or.
flee in ii'ch6eid Oh the 18th dav of December, IS45
a. "'cl"rk afternoon And that al persons int.
retted ~ said Esta'e may he notified thereof the
Administrator w u cause this order TO he published
in n ne~sparrr printed in Litchield County, and
pos' COPY thereof on the signpost in said Cornwall
and return max" TO This C.mr' nf the no,ice given
2w Certified by RALPH G CAMP, Judge.
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Millinery g. Dress Making.
Litch6eld, Nov. 18th, ,
Pr W. ale,

'~7 Prpss ale,
TDY order Of the Honorable Court Of Probate for
Id the District Of Sharon, the Suhsc riher, Admin.
is,ra,or upon the estate nf THOMAS A. EVERETT
Ia e Of Sharon in said District, deceased, will sell at
Public Anciin much Of the real estate Of said de-
ceased as will "a Use the SUN Of eleven hundred ard
ninetv.seven dollars ,hr,y.eghi cents. Said sale
will lie made upon the premises on the 18th day Of
December A. d la4S. at 9 o'clock A. M.
% lCHABOD s. EVERFrT Adm'r
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PERFUM cry.

CXrRACT OF PATCHOULY -
L. do. vlOLETFE
do. VERBENA
d.. MILE FLEUR, &c &c.
BOQUErS DES DANES, in pv-a, VARIETY.
Tine Rose" "Mmsk' aud Orange" COLOGNE
ROSE WATER
BAY
ORANGE" r.
Prrfn,ned SACHETS
OTcO OF ROSE
STEEI. BEADS
HAIR BRUSHES. &c &c.
For sale bv
II. F. FISH. Druggist.
q Salisbury. Conn.
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STRAXED

STR AGED
IRON the enclosure of
- Il the Subscriber. abou t
AH[EA the middle oi June, s. year.
w EksNN ling CATTLE, 4 heifers,
-, ssla# g. I steer. No artificial
marks. They are nf a
light red color. except one which was brown
on the head LEAVlTT SMIr II.
Plymouth Hollow, Nov. 26, l645. s2f
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CAM T. INTO

THE enclosure Of the subscriber ahut the ist Of
i November. last springs steers CALF. deep
red. Square crop on The left The OWNER is re-.
quested toprove proprrty. pay charges. and take
him away. JONATHAN WAnHAMS.
Goshen, Eec. lsl5 .o9
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T.AKEN UP

-.a TAKEN UP
I~eaunssS DY the subscriber, on the
VG I'D 10Th ins,. n dark red Cow
supposed 10 he about 10 years
AsAAkm. old Said Cow HAS white spn,
iir"cIly under the lett eve, and some white
the bag. M artificial mark discovered.
rne over isrequested 70 prove properly and
ike her away, - ~ - :. - =. . -
.a e<,t a JONATHAN BUEL.
Goshen, Nov. 20. l645. H.et "a as 70
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&TR.aYED.
Broke Into

TENfiE Subscribers inclosure on the f4ik
l. inst. Il dark red YcarliMg STEER
The owner is requested ia prove property,
pay charges, and take him oway.
- THOMAS ADDS.
Liichfeld, November 25 *27
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FOR SALE,
uzA A SMALL FARM in Farming
fssSsN "A ton. on the main road from
kssE Litchfed to Hnriford.-Scm's
Swamp DiStrict.-cnntaining "a
acres. we'll pr"p"rti'nel with fine grated
fruit, Apple and Cherry Trees, with val.
uahle lot ut Timhet. The same will be sold
cheap if applied for soon. @
HARRY CATLlS, on the Premises.
Pennington, Doc. l. %
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WOicOttville Select School.
THE Winter term Of Miss A. P"RrER's Sc.
l. School fur Young Ladies. will commence on
Monday. the lst day Of December next.
WoIcnriyila Nov. "a, iS45.
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BROKE INTO

BROKE INTO
TRsiiE incIoSurc Of the suhscri.
80 . her On or aimnt the 7ih inst.
ID brieht bay Horse. apparently
N about five years old shoi ~tf
49,, the fore feet The "wncr IL re-
GU sized to prove property ahd ,aks. him a.
way HANfuRD BRADLEY.
Roxhury, Nov. 2Is,. ls45. az
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HENRY r. FISH,
CHEMIST ! ]. !. AND !. DRUGGIST.

j - @~@AA4T
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST.
SALISBU ny, CONN.
| PHYSICIANS Orders and Prescriptions accura,el,
put mp. CLINICAL Apparatus and Tubes made
or furnished TO OTder. PEDLARS suppli-
ed with Goods at the lowest prices.
Paints, Oils GLASSES, VaEnishes, Dc Of all
.N[+A kinds. 80
Refer t0-L Tieknof. "a. d., o. Plumb, M d
w. J. Barry, NJ. D.. Salisbury VIM. Tully. M.
D., Charles Hooker. NJ D., n. Haven Mcssrs
Lee & Butler. Hartford. Benajsh TiclnOr. M
D., u. s. Navy e. w. Cleveland, M d., Prof
C. A. Lee. j. R. Chiffon. NJ D., Z. w. Crane.
M d.. New York. Josiah G. Beckwith, NJ. D. +,
Lhch6eld. .,f ,,.Ff &c. 81 -
VIE Subscriber is new opening at the
Store next west of the Congregational
Church in this village. general assortment
If STAPLE GOODS. which are offered to
the public at u small advance from cost.
#..... ...- -.-..r ..... d. CATLJN.
4.. e STOVES. z...,. .."
The celebrated Kitchen Companion, Ea.
gle. Rotary and other Stovesl tor sale very
cheap. D. CATLTN.
Litch6eld, Nov. 10. 90
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.4LpLERT. SITS.
FHNHIS EVENING, Sept. l. 1915, will be per
n formed the ANGEL OF THE ATTIC. Michael
MagnuS, Mr.. WALCOT. The CheyaIier, Mr.. J. o.
SEXTON. Marietta, Mrs. WALCOT.
After which, Miss r. INCE in ? dances, SONG, by
CANNON.
To conclude with estate SECRETS Gregory
Thimblewcll, Mr. OWENS. Humphrey Hedgehog,
Mr. JOHNSTON. Lefty, Miss CANNON.
age, l24 cents. Saloon performance to commence AT
O'Clock precisely. 1t
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS,
%. III. II.

.. Q, IL,
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION TO CAMBRIDGE
GsRGa~ h The WASHINGTON BAND, No.
-stisqffFs{aN /, Order Of United Brothers have
1917 the pleasure TO inform the public
mat they hav" chartered the fast
ana pleasant stGdti6GaI THOMAS JEFFERSON,
Capt. Hit, for an excursion to the beautiful town OF
Cambridge. The boat VIII leave Light st. wharf, on
TO DAY, (MONDAY,) Sept. LIST, at O'Clock, in the
morning. touching at the County wharf, F. r., going
and returning
The INDEPENDENT HLUES' BAND, with MI
Spies COTlLLlON BAND have been engaged.
F5- Dinner will be- furnished on board at Is cents
confectionery, Ice Cream. &c, at city prices. The
excursion TO be conducted on Temperance principles
Tickets 90 cents each; children, between and II
years of age, half pricc-to be had at the Clipper,
sun and Argus Offices, of Br, VIM. 5. Elliott, Charles
street few doors north of Pratt; Brother William
Cotton; and AT the boat on Monday morning next,
LIST Sept. a2S4t
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MIR. III AtNEy'S
EEM 4 IL OF a SSICAI SCHOOL

wv n f1EI VI .S.JJICFfI4 NVTIVOI4,
North-WeSt corner OF Eutdic end Fdyette Streets
%MT akL IL 10 REOPEN ED on MONDAY
w Sept. LIST. Pupils in this Institution are under
the personal instruction of the Principal, who devotes
90 them his entire attention.
The course of instruction is varied, thorough and
LIBERAL embracing Il those branches that are essen
eial to a solid ami ornamental education.
Every rxrttion will he made. that the school may
retain iis lst favorable reputation.
DR. KEMP will continue his popular Lectures on
Physolo ~ aud Anatomy,
Rev. Dr. MORRIS has kindly consented TO deliver
course Of Lectures on Geology and zoology.
Lectures on Mechanical Philosophy. Chemistry and
Astronomy will he delivered by the Principal,
The Departmental modern languages, Music, Draw
ing aud Painting, under the charge OF experienced
masters, of acknowledged talents.
EI3- Circulars may be had at the institution, or at
the dwelling of tn" Principal
All. ddro3t Pal ESQ WEST FAYETTE-ST.
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A CARD. The undersigned havin' determined
IA IL devote his attention. for the future, eNclu-
sivry To the duties of his profession, has opened his
Office in his dwelling house, in ST Paul's street, he
tween Lexington and Saratoga streets, recently occu
pied by Edward d. Kemp. Esq.
He prnnn'es to practice i'll the various Courts,
State and Federal, held in the city Of Baltimore; in
the Courts of Appeals aud Chancery, at Annapolis,
and in the Supreme Court of the United States, at
washington. JOHN NELSON.
August27, iei5. a2e d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-01

"a SOpHY, THE MECHANIC ARTS, AND IN
THE PROGRESS OF CIVILIZATION. G. A.
HlNCKLEY, No. $50 Baltimore street has be- n a,-
pointed agent for the Scientific American, Il weekly
newspaper, the advocate of Industry and Enterprise
and Journal Of Mechanical and other improvements
edited by Rufus Porter, formerly of N Y. Mechanics
Each number will contain several engravinga. illus
trative of new Inventions, scientific principles aud
curious works. Please call and examine. Subscrp-
tons s. per year, sing" copies d! cents
WANTEU-SCYeral men to canvass for The above
work. a20
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-01

GAWRIN'S INDELLIBL2 INK, for marking
- Linen, Silk or Cotton, with common pen, with
out preparation.
G3- Reasons why this Ink is preferable to that used
with n preparation.
st Because it is 80 per cent cheaper.
3D. Letters designs can be easil, traced upon
Linen or Cotton with perfect black mark, without
the trouble of preparation.
3D. 1t is more portable, rot taking up one sixth of
the space.
Attn Having no preparation freeze or ferment and
break the bottle, and thus destroy the package.
5th BY Sarching and irORng the fannie to he mark
ed a smooth surface is prOduced which renders it
like the old kind snperseding it in every respect.
9Th Because it is warranted superior to any prepa-
ration of the kind, the price refunded TO the pur
chaser For sale by the only agenrin Baltimore,
JAMES NJ. HAIG,
R26 l2l Baltimore ST., doors above South.
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MIR. AND MRS. STREETER'S
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL

FUR IUJNW L.7DIES.
No. , COURTLAND, NEAR LEXINGTON ST.
MNILL BE RE-OPENED on MONDAY,
w September LIST,
Parents and GUARDIANS are invited TO cell and c1a-
mine the arrangements of the Institution in its va
riOus departments,
uS- Catalogues, indicating the terms, course of stu
dy pursued, SC, can be at any time obtained on ap-
plication TO the Principals. a25.mwrtf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-01

FREIGHT AND AC-
EssEssN.S1 49, COMMODATION TRAIN
eeSI5 HssIasA FARE 81 so THROUGH TO
.SSySg5-. -Er5a--ZSSl-S PHILADELPHlA,b by the Phi
IadelphIa Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road. The
Passenger Cars for Philadelphia, attached TO the
Freight Train, will leave the Pratt ST. depot EVERY
AFTERNOON except Sundays at 81 O'Clock, and
arrive in Philadelphia the same night
A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
N3-Tickets must be procured at the office before
staring Those who fail to procure tickets at the of
flee will be charged fun price by the conductors alp
I'D EMOVAL. The subscriber hegS leave TO in
H&D form his friends and the pubic in General that
<V$e> he has removed his UMBRELLA, PARA
ATNS SOL and SUN SHADE STORE and FAC
SAI1a~TORY from No $40 Baltimore street to
<r~- No. 3s NORTH HOWARD STREET, n
few doors below Lexington, east side. Persons in
want of good articles in the above line would do well
10 call before purchasing elsewhere. {G7- Umbrellas
and Parasols COVERED and REPAIRED at short
notice and on reasonable terms RecOllecG the mum
her 80 North Howard street. Sign Of the Lady with
the ParasOl. THOMAS l., ENNIS,
jyl4-u Practical Umbrella Manufacturer.
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A~tENTRAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
W No 90 FAYETfE STREET. Parents who
desire to furnish their children with liberal and com
ppte Classical, Scientific and Mathematical Educa-
tion respectfully invited to examine the system of
instruction adopted in this institution.
few vacancies yet remain to be filled for the en-.
suing scholastic year, which commences the LIST of
September next. WILLIAM II. SMITH.
iy25-tf Principal of Classical Department.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, STATES, COPY-BOOKS.
y PARSONS 4 PRESTON have just received
a large supply of School Readers, Biographies ArIth
metcs Spelling Books. Grammars, Histories, Dcton-
aries large and small Copy Books States and Pencils
Writing and Letter Paper with general assortment
Of Classical Books, &c sc.
P, g. Parents and Teachers are invited to give us
a call, as we are determined to sell at the lowest
prices. Pratt street Book and Stationary
Store. adjoining the Railroad Depot.
We are lust receiving addltiONai supplies OF Books
and Stationary of every variety, which make our
stuck the most complete we have ever had in the
store, CALL AND EXAMINE. a30-3tw2w
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A CADEMICAL INSTITUTE,
A M AL N 1, Strp L NtI'

Il -
FIVE DOORS SOUTH Or LOMBARD STREET.
a. HAWKINS, Principal.
In this School are taught the English Mathematical
and Classical Branches.
Professor of Languages, A. FRElTAG, l.. l.. d.
The course OF Lectures upon Chemistry and Ma
tural Philosophy will be strictly elementary and pro-
fusely illustrated ny experiments and diagrams, suit
able apparatus being carefully provided for the pur
pose.
PENMANSHIP. By the use Of Davson's ''Mus-
cular Guide to Pnnmanshp," the pupils of this School
acquire not only a beautiful but expeditions ChrO-
1raphy
MERCANTILE EDUCATION. Parents guar.
dams who intend their sons or wards for Mercantile
employment will lind advantages in this academy
Book keeping, by single and double entry, in all its
de,ails, is made prominent branch of instruction,
To form a sound and Virtuous character; to deve-
lope and cultivate the mental faculties; and to mould
the manners of the pupils so as to render them al
once easy and respecu-include the primary objects
of the system pursued in this school, To these
ends the school is limited-the female department to
twenty, and the male department to thirty memb ers.
No The Academic year commences on the FIRST
MONDAY in september, and terminates on the last
Friday in July.
G3-CIRCtLARs, detailing terms Of Tuition,
Board Reference, &c., may be obtained at the AGA
DENY Rooms. a3Oti
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HE'S SALE. Ry yirlne

TONSTABLE'S SALE. By virtue Of two
" wits of lieri iacias, issued by John Showacre,
Esq, one Of the Justices Of the Peace of the State of
Maryland, in and for the city of Baltimore, al the suit
of Randall ii. A1oae, against the goods and chatels,
lands and tenements Of Charles Pcregoy, Nicholas
PGresOy, Nathan Warfied, John w. Watkins and Ed
ward Thompson, to me directed, | have seized and
taken in execution, all the estate right title interest
property, claim and demand, at law and in equity of
the said Charles PercgOy, Nicholas Peregoy, Nathan
Warfield, John w. Watkins and Edward Thompson
in and 10 one Brick House gu the side of Pearl
street, near LexngtOn.s
And hereby give notice. that the I'd day of Sep
tenber ut O'Clock in the afternoon, Will offer for
sale the said Property, seized and taken in execu
ton, by Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
the premises.
a20-dts DAVID WHITSON, Constable
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FRESH FALL DRY GOODS.

FRESH FALL DRY GOODS.
Nd III. RICHARDSON ~ co. No. 1913 Bal
NJ o timote street. between Charl, and Light
have hand large and well selected assert
ment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting
in part ms follows:
Black, blue, invisible green, brown, olive, mixed and
drah CLOTHS, OF every shade and quality
Black, blue, mixed and fancy CASSTMERES
Super black Satin, Silk and Meriuo VESTlNGS
Cassinetts, Kentucky Jeans, and heavy Tweeds
White, red and yeIlotV FLANNEES
BLANkETS-Ribhon bound Whitney, Rose, SC.
DnESS GOODS.
Rcpp Cashmeres; Cashmere d'Ecosse
Mousn de Lain; blk. fancy Alpacas; MCrinos, &c.
% eases beautiful new style FALL PRINTS.
A large assortment of Beached and Brown Mus
Inns; Penenliary Plaids: Cotton Yarn and Laps, all
at factory prices, and variety of all sinds OF Goods
usually found in a Dry Goods hOnse, to which we in
wife the attention of town and country purchasers.
BEAI.E II. RICHARDSON " co.
No 223 Baltimore street,
a29 tARl First Dry Goods House below Charles.
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4 7 MBRELLAs, PARASOAs,
ANN SYN STA DIES!
RARGA1Ns! HAKEAINN!

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
f.gAS Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
&Iw STREET, opposite Fayee ST., where may
essl-~ be found a heaut(ul assortment Of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SilhWLS, SCAEFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment If Fancy articles Also, CalicOeS, Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen Hdkts.; gentlemen's
Stocks and Collars; Suspeaders and great variety ct
Goods too tedious TO enup crate. The public are re-
specially invited TO call az this New and Cheap store
where they will he accommodated with resh goods
and at the lowest prices. no Don't torget-No. 23
GAY STREET, opposite Fayptte apl0 If
N0LD GUARD, FOB AND VEST CHAINS,
CIV Finger Rings, Breastpins, Bracelets, Silver
spoons, Butter Knives; silver plated Cake Baskets;
Casters; Cantlfsticks; Dixons hest Britannia pieces
the set, patterns; gold and silver SpSgmces a;
low prices, by GABRIEL r. CLARK,
n! Water street, second door CJVEl Calvert.
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FOR PORT DEPOsIrE-NW ICE A DAY

Passengers leave The depot Pratt street,
SsfSan in the cars OF the Pnaielphi Whining
Srii-2AIjT ten and Bt.limoIe Railroad Company,
se-est- e. EVERY MORNING, (sXcept Sundays) at
8 O'Clock, and EVERY AFTERNOON, at u O'Clock,
except Sundays, which will he at ), p. nj,
On arrival al Havre de Grace, proceed to Port De
pose bv steamboat Gosport, CaN SturteOR.
Returning, the leave Havge de Grace at l2 o.
clock. (nOOn) and at s O'Clock, +. Nj
Fare to Port Deposi3e as cents.
o. BY taking the morning train it viii allow per
s0ns who have business at POTt DepoSiis to remaiL
several eOnrs that place and to Baltimore the
same evening G3- Tickets FAUST be procured at the
office before entering the
a2l-tf A CRAWFORD, Agent.
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CHRISTIE'S PATENT
q 4 l. y a MEG RING S.

CHRISTTES MAGNETIC FLUID.
FkNHIS remarkable discovery has received the uni.
II versal appreciation Of the Medical profess on Of
Great Britain, and has been sufficiently long be
ore the American pubic TO give fair test of its pswer
and efficacy. The PATENT GALVANIC RINGS
have been found to answeralI the purposes for which
TIE ordinary Galvanic Battery or Electric and Mag
nttc machines are used but without any of the
injurious sHoCK> which accompany the applications
oy hoSe instruments. and in many other respects lrp
more SAFE and certain in accomplishing the desired
object.
The GALVANIC RINGS have been used with
perfect success III all cases of RHEUMATISM, acute
or cfonlc, applying to the head, face or limbs Goul,
Tic DolOreHY, Teolhache, Bronchitis Vertigo, Nerv-
otis OF Sick Headache, Indigestion, PARALYSIS, Palsy
EPIipsey, Fits, Cramp, PalplGton OF the Heart Apo
ple1y, Stiffness of Joints, Lum5ago, Spinal Com
plants, Neuralgia General DebiIitY, Deficiency OF
Nervous Energy, and Nervous Diseases.
{G-Ther extraordinary effect ipoa the system must
he Witnessed TO he believed and as a tain prevent
;pe for the preceding complaints they are equally to
be recommended. The Galvanic Rings are in every
way perfectly harmless and are sold &C prices 10 be
within reach of ALL CHRISTIE'S MAGNETIC
FLUfD is used connection with the Rings 10 render
their eibcehtaction certain, and to drecshe Gavanic
Influence to particular parts which affected.
&C For sale in Baltimore by SETH $. HAECE,
No i0o Baltimore street, and corns-of Charles and
tfatt streets a23
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wAPANNED WARE. A Iarpe

HAPANNED WARE. large assortment
~ just received, consisting in part rs follows: Can
dleStIcks; Lamps: Sp ttOOrS; Canisters Match safes
Dressing Boxes; Cash Boxes Spice Boxes, &c. SC.
Also, general assortment of BRITANNIA WARE;
German Silver Ware; Perfumery; Wallets; Combs;
Brushes; Fancy Soaps; JeweIry: Cutlery; Pins; Nee
dies; Buttons; Hooks and Eyes; SuspenderS, sc. Sc.
for sale to dealers very low by
a23tf ELIAS HALE, No. ll2 Baltimore ST.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-01

NEW CARPETING.
NOHN II. DUVALL is now receiving his as
% sortmert of new CARPETING, viz:
Super BRUSSELS
do. THREE PLY
do. INGRAM
Extra and fine do
do. do. VENETIAN
Floor OIL CLOTH, from 3 to 81 feet wide
Fancy Floor BAlIE, Ga, "a and l2.4 do.
Piano and Table Covers Green Baizes
Chinclle, Tufed and Hearth RUGS
Wntsted Damasks and Moreens STAIR RODS;
Painted WINDOW SHADES; DOOR MATS,
sc. &c.
All OF which will be sold on good terms as by
any other house in this city Country and city pur-
chasers invited to give me a call before making
their selections. Carpet Warehouse,
No. $40 BALTIMORE STREET,
a25-eoAt doors west of Charles.