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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07
BEDS. BEDS! BEDS!!!
NEPERIAR M ATIIEER REDS

BEDS. BEDS!! BEDS.!
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS, to be had
~ at the Great Feather Emporium and Bedding
Mart, new MOI 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
Also on hand and made to order, Hair, Husk, Moss,
Manila, Palm Leaf, Wool, Cotton and Straw MAT
TRESSES and PALLIASSES, made in the best
manner and of the best Ticking, at the Lowest prices
UPHOLSTERING done in all its branches.
FEATHERS, cured and uncured, sold by the bag in
large or small quantities, Hotels Boarding houses
Ships and Steamboats,, supplied at wholesale prices.
Old Feather Beds and Cured hair Mattresses renovat-
ed the shUrcstnotice. For good articles call at the
favorite Stand two doors below the Mechanical En-
CINE House, South Calvert street.
n26-tf WILLIAM P. SPENCER.
mNUM bEHLAND COAL, Cumberland Goa l.
~ of superior quality for Crates, Stoves and Black
smlths-tor sale in large small quantities by
}. b. SuMWALT, 1886 west Pratt street,
Ja?9-eo AsPl near the Three Tuns Tavern.
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET.
BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.

NO. TOT, NOW No. 1876.
FH1HE Subscriber would inform his friends and
IL customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and
vESTlNGS, selected with special care and judgment,
from the hest markets, comprising all the Necessary
variety of Goods in his line He feels a confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
o. Having in my employ the best wofkmen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed i'll the best STYLE and At the shortest notice.
do WILLIAM ROGERS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-07

IL STRAAS! STRAASM .sR
THE FRENCH IMITATION OF DIAMONDS.
FHvHESE beautiful BREASTPiNS, which excel
4 the diamond for brancy, are just received AMI
fOl sale by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
Water street, second door from Calvert.
For or "a Pm can be procured which looks as
well diamond at 800. Gentlemen in want of
handsome Breastpn, are invited to call and see the
different patterns. felo
FEYO THE LADIES. DRESS MAKERS, SC.
ii Pinking Irons, supply of Pnking Irons, Flut-
ing Irons and Italian Irons, just ived and for sale
by ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore ST.,
fe27 2nd Tin Store above TIoward-st
nOMEsTIC COTTON PRINCES. have
ny just manufactured a fresh assortment of the
above article, which will sell very low wholesale or
retail. Call on
JAMES NJ. HAIG, No l21 Baltimore St,
fC2l fri Four doors above South street.
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ENOR SALE-AND WORTHY OF NOTICE.
b. superior Cook. Washer, and lroner, % years
of age, Slave for life sound, healthy and likely, and
her son, II years of age, well grown, for life, and
good Waiter about the house, or would make an eN,
cellent Plough Boy on Farm, To coed master
will sell them at fair cash price. Apply at
LEWIS +. SCOTT,
fe2l 10 Exchange Place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
| NPLEASANT FORESilADOW
I\GS

The united aud harmonious dcmoc
racracy,' which elected Polk as free
trade man ~ South Carolina, md
projections, III Pennsylvania, will be
fortunate indeed. # It escape a rupture
the proper punishment for It's dupl-
city during thr present session
Of Congress. The debate in the
House on Wednesday, on Mr. Phn-
INKS bill To remit duties on rail roa d
ron, shows by what slender thread
tins harmonious party Is united Mr.
Foster denied that his state had been
deceived IN voting Tor Mr. Polk. His
constituents he avowed, knew what
they were about they understood
their own interests, and the bcs, means
Of ADVANCING them. lie then went on
e. say that the tulT II 'el2 needed
40 alteration, and that would or
pos It, This IS tolefably plain, and
means that Pennsylvania voted for Mr.
Polk. believing hm to be the friend Of
the tariff of lNl2, tho preservation Of
whichw essential 10 the industrial IN.
icrvsts Of that state
Pm CuNTRA.--Mr PAYNE Of Ala.
hama declared thai the people IN the
recent election had decided against the
tariff oC lSi2, and every Other tariff
protective IN It's features. The people
demand a merely revenue tariff sui.
hcicnt 10 meet the expenses OF the
government NEri Mr. y was dcterInIn-
I'd ,hrt they should Have II,
Now. # Mr. Payne - night Mr. Eos
ter Is wrong, as every one can see. and
PENNSYLVANIA Notwithstanding the N.
-aclly which. accordngto Mr. Foster
p, o. aryc'y developed IN the thick
hoods'ol. her citizens. has been cheat.
"a after al. But Il Mr. Poster is right
MT Payne Is wrong and all the suffer
iug, endured Is the free traders ~
pa,Sing through ,he Rcd S,a, with
Polk for thcu Moses, Mr. y. iss blbli
ra' Sc 'r' -vsi' pofhr~. v NrFostel
istn s. 80
4, lived ms Southern lsraelrcs tai,
Nrpnynes word and the lsraelltes O
Pennsylvania have bNcn cheated. TIN
brothcrly thrnatcniiing Sas suddenly
che KEEL by one Of the unc"miortshlc
calling ior the previous question NJ
Stewart 81 Pennsylvania attempted I
get m word. which would hNv" l-r-
1chorchcr Lui the sPcskcrs fyo
wcrc ~ h,ndcd by team oi moIuho'
ton. atihc->c voluntary admissions
l.ud ly h', porly dat hc could NJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02

American ART Umon-Thc annual
meeting Of this association was held
on the 2ith of last month, in the lee
turc room of the Society Libary. The
meeting, which was numerously at
tended and the company of n highly
respectable character, was called TO
order by VIM. &. Bryant, Esq, and the
annual report was read by Mr. Briggs.
The society has been in cxistnnce five
years, and il is in very prosperous
condition, numbering rather more than
two thousand two hundred subscri-
bcrs. The number of paintings, en-
cravings, &c. distributed last evening,
was ninety two, including n marble
bust of Washington Aston.
Most of the subscribers have been
obtained by the abors of hired agent,
in various parts of the Union. An en-
craving will be presented to each sub
icrlbcr, the subject of which is Spark
ing" il is said to be n very superior
production. Upwards of SO 600 have
been subscribed during the year, of
which 5000 have been paid for paint
ings, $3.50 for agents salary and
travelling expenses, 1870 for rent, con.
siderable sums for engraving DC. &c.
leaving balance in the hands of the
treasurer OF 1915.
The meeting was addressed by the
Rev. Mr. Bellows, John Jay, and Geo.
Folsom, Esq, on topics appropriate to
the occasion, and the report of the
Commute appointed to nominate off
GERS was then read. The officers of
last year were with one or two exccr-
tons, reelected. Mcssrs. Hickson w.
Field of New York, and A. J. Down
ing, of Ncwburgh, were appointed tell.
crs of the ballot. and the drawing was
at once proceeded in. The interest
excited was very great.
rrThe following were the fortu-
nate persons of this State, who drew
prizes:
No. Q. View in Italy, by Shaw, Geo.
Ii. Beaman of Rutland
No. So. Marine View, Slipwrcck,
by Birch, John II. Peck of Burlington.
+. w. HOPKINS, ! Honorary
JOHN ii. PECK, ( Secretaries
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02

ticle of Tobacco, III all It's vauor,
forms something like us tons me-
consumed annually IN the small Sr,,,
of Vermont, nj cost of the consup,o.
Of 10000 dollars. Will the man vI.
Is in the daily and habl,ual use of ,h,,
the most deadly of vegetable poison,
have the ahrontery 10 sane ton l,v
that shall deprive his ncivhbot of
moderate mud temperate use Of Snol
drink, as he himself shnll CONSIDER =.
n prcscrvativc To his health. and ,,u
the consumer Of this noxous and (,,,I
weed, while the liquid poison oo,ss,
from The two corners Of the month
will such man, ! ask. have The fac.
10 dcnouuce intempcranCc m othds
Yes, VIC are compelled 10 answer m
the affirmative, we sec, and hear smell
gross absurd ties daily,
"Thc attack on alchohol, Isovs
tale writer has proved highly sucrc,,
fuI-but the war is not over. the nov,
enemy TO be subducd is Tobacco ana
we are glad to see that able men h,,n
tlkcn'he fc ID against tins unclcau de-,
mon Tobacco is not only nau>cop,
and unnatural rs the intoylcnt,r,
draught, but permanently injurious 10
health, besides being n heavy Ia, ON
community, and the voice of phllo>o.
ply, rs well rs nature is now raised n.
gnlnst It,
N you would know the decd, or him that ch,r,
Go to tho house Of God. and see the pes.
Plttslicld, Dec "a, 1874. E.C.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02

oil the l.sding Democratic Journal,
be R,ebmosd Inquirer the Globe
the Albany Argus ana the Boston Post ad
voes,r, the measure The holders Of Tex
a, srir-'1be foul and voraeiou, tird, IN the
shape Of land sp-euIa,oi' and stock jobber,
Who dchcd md poiu,'d the Prc,,dcn,isl
manson and department, Of State" during
tho tendency Of the treaty, spare no edort
10 accomplish the annexation and ten mil.
lions OF dollars and one hundred millions OF
aeres Of land are fearfully auI,lliar,es in the
hands OF unprine iplcd men But above slI
John e. Calhoun the accomplished gen.
,Iemen the beloved ofthc South, the cen.
ter oftroops OF friends the ambition, man
the disappointed politician, who again aud
again has had the cup FOR which he so ar.
IDENTIFY longed dashed from his lips, the ma,
Ter spirit which dragged his hstsd rival from
his high estate. en,hroned in the bosom Of
the Northern Democracy, and cast him at
hi, fec, nanncIcd and bleeding the man so
capable OF good and yet so capable Of evil
to his country, has Hnked his fortune, upon
this last cas-, of,he dice inthe game Of poll.
tics, determined TO rule or ruin, urges on
the annexation and we must say we dread
the consequences. We fully believe that if
Congress cannot be induced TO 6et tina, our
relations with Mexico will be placed il
Sch nm attitude, tina, war with her will be
in ve,i,abIe; in which case annexation follows
as matter OF course. Aib A4p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
For The RuHand HcraM.

The writer Of this short article, has
thought much, land cnndidIy as NE
apprehcnds, on the subject of the pres
cnt agg!tatcd question of the license
law, as to the sale of ardent spirits.
The friends Of temperance have no
reason to complain or despair, but rath
er to rejoice in the signal triumph of
the good cause, which has succeeded
far beyond the most snnguinc expect
atoms OF its warmest advocates.
But 1t Is with extreme regret that
we observe tone of dlscouragment
because all has not been ACCOMPLISHED
that was hoped. We are exceeding
sorry to notice some symptoms of iudis
Greet zeal on this subject; by aiming ut
too much, we are in iminent danger of
loosing much If not all. Such being the
love of habits, and such the principle
entertained as to Inherent rights in the
selecting and applying such meats and
drinks us the different constitutions
may seem 10 require, that all coercire
measures has hitherto, generally been
attended with DISASTROUS effects. The
great trlumphs of the cause of temper
ance have hitherto been ach ycd bv
moral suaslon and example rather than
by menace or law, this we apprchcnd
is the only practical method Tor
the accomplishment of thorough re-
formation in the vitiat,d APP e il
The sn me scripture that dcnounccs
the drum ken incbrlate and the gluten
ous cpicure, hath said, Let no man
Judge you in meat or in drink" 1t
IL certainly proper TO cndeavor by per
suaslvc means 10 prevent all intempcr-
ancc in drinking, bnt is it not of lmpor-
lance to prevent Intcmperancc in eat
ing. The christian and the true NH
losophcr pcicelvcs the folly Of cxtrny.
lgant dress, equipagc and high living.
ms IN drinking the former isas incon.
slStant with tho spirit Of the GOSPEL ns
the latter, II Is the excess which is inn.
proper, immoral and subvcrsive of The
prcccPts Of pnre religion.
Every candid and Observing mind
must, ] think, perceive that in the nrns
cnt temperance reform, the limited nsc
THAI Is now made OF distilled linuor oC
any KIND, cannot b. considered the
greatest evil IN civil society At the nrcs-
ent day, ms intoxicating drinks ara
wholly excluded from the festive hoarJ
and public meetings, while no,co,;cs
OF "'S'lm'''a,'ng nolnrt are already mnl.
uP''cd 'cnloId. Let The profcSscd nd
v"ca'' " lemp'rancc look for once nj
mr. eH'ray"S'o' CONSUMPTION " IN. ar
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
RAuso,p ICHARrrs-we lsssn that on
last, Mr.. Hunioon, Of Unity,
from the Committee on Rnads, Bridges and

Canals, introduced 10 the House q bill in re-
lauon 10 Railroad charters, olgeneral april
cation, and with provisions calculated, II IL
said, tn secure the approval Of the mos, fas.
tldious DIRECTORS 10 The taking land without
the consent OF the ners. So far as we can
learn its chI>l features. they are ihese-li
provides for the appointment OF three rail-
road commissioners, by The Executive, their
terms Of service TO expire IN one. two and
three years That railroads are 10 be deem.
ed PUB ie II thew sn into operation under It's
provisions which they may DO by woe Of
those who associate, Who are In file their in
ieniIon win the Secretary Of State That
the sIlrOad commissioners may lay oul roads
wherever, 10 their judgment, the public good
requires, and agree upon the value Of all
isnds. through which they NAV pass, either
patty having the Iight la appeal 10 the Courts
~ Common Pleas, II DISSATISFIED with The APP
praisal Of the commissioners The commits
sooner, are 20 report to tho Governor and
Council whe never they have LAID out road.
The repofi 10 be filed with the Secretary OF
SAFE When toe commissioners repoE al
verse 10 the LAYING oui. The petitioners there
for may appeal 10 The Governor and Council
and hearing may he had he lore them and
v hey deem II eIpedAeni, may still direct
The commissioners IN lay n oui The Cover.
Tor and Counc,l may csds the right 10 usa
land for one hondfed years. ihsn the right 10
further use Tevets 10 the state. ho may re.
giant tie use Of the soil The corporation
10 dep0sre with Vie Treasurer OF the state
80 She'e 7- 'unt OF The capt Il - Corpora.
sos ~ ten per cent pI"i.t on lhr ~
'ssiDeEt-use eAcess, Il any 10 GO 10 lhs
state
r.. ro.,x,.ttor. -. ~ III 49,. A..
port troops ard munitions of ~sT. silher q
The STATE ~ the nited States, and mai.
and al prsce to he fred upon ~ tic EI.e
uuve. when the ulhsI paiues eShnot agree
AL sDrTrys and cbmsge, to be paid hy tho.,
Who SeoUme oofp1rsiors The railroad con
mitslohsrs are to examine the books and 40
Ves,g.te tie sFsiv oi Ihsse r,aporua.on.
a I'd are pFohlbned from hr.ue in,efe,led d
sny TsilTosd ShlCh goes irto of@tsiioH un4s
me pfo1,,ioos VI this ball. -NsS HanysLir
/ Nf,iff-ss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02

We would acknowledge the receip, OF a
copy Of D,ok,ason's Boston Airndnse-for
is&5-which 10 ceisinly a very splendid Ar.
fair. The execution Of tho work Is almos,
perfect, aud is decidedly superior to any
thing OF the kind tina, We have ever seen.
We would also acknowledge the RECEIPT.
ion OF Two more OF the volumes OF Charlotte
Elizabeth. --.JrpAH's LroS, and ELLts
fLrrrvoop arc two beautiful works Inland .
somcly bopud, and far better designed for
IIolyday presanu to the Young folk ; than
half of the gaudy Annual, Of the presen,
day For sale by Siodddrd, al lhe Pu5I,sh-
rs prcsJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02

~ ,b. 'rIc son Of Pcnnsylvania, Who
during the canvass, faithfully sounded
An alarm which, alas, was unhe-,ied
The harmonious democracy ascot.
trimming At last tbntMr. Foster and Mr.
Payne. were only exposing the rogue
". WHICH had bccn successfully prsc.
.-rci. laid tho ball OF Mr. Phnnlx on
the ,hblc, and thus smo,hcrcd ,hr flame
Tor the present. But tho end is not
vet, H.. J. Star
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
t,a- Dl' I~.s JsissS so,
MR iUIk ~ ENGLAND

NR FDl.k ~ ENGLAND
Tho hnururo~u~n, N EnvlN''' II
p..I. eiccfion orcssFrsd rr-a, aston.
,lmcut T7,c Ur>h p,IaT could
~, u.dr0ts,yl ho~ r,an Iik- Henry
cas-. rumcn, iN his ,,s,rmsnlikc qua
It's nnd ior FORTY hong ycnrs Ta,no,ic
sst,sc,4 to Ass . nn,rv. could have
i-c1 drlca,,-d by an unknown and un-
distinguished man like Jane, X Polk
The l. r1on Tine, u commenting on
thc rcst'1 Of the Presidential Election
SAVE
4uf Mrrnlk VIC know nothing, cV.
opt that hc has mh~vcd a triumph
over tho most able and respected man
~ tho t'nion, although he was scare
~ morr known IN thai Union few
month. agu. than be now - IN Europc.
Ne has MOI lccn chosen Tor hts past
rcrvIccs OF hi. political eTrrcncc. or
for clyli ciolnencc, or Tor military fame.
f'r ,heSc qualities would, doubtless
.png nco have brought him within our
.u',rc. 4 be- has possessed them or any
4fihom Bm the loss personal great
ues, or influence hc could boast Of. the
leiul was hc fitted To answer the CN-
~ ci1hons 81 n,s adhcrcuis Whatever
h, may turn ont g. b. hereafter. we
an only Judsc of HIM nj prcS"n, rs
the delegate or instrument OF the pas
SONS hy which lac has been this
strangely missed INTO this conspicuous
position ~ such. then, we must re-
mark with no ordinary concern, that
with me exception II the tarlff question,
IN whirh he Is pledged 10 more liberal
commercial policy than his opponent, his
election TO this important, ofhcc is the
triumph ofcvcrythng that's worst over
Everything that IS best IN ihc.t. States
= Amcric1 II victory gained by the
south over tho \orln v tIc Slave
states over the Free l., Inc rcpudia-
,Ing States over the honest ones by
the par,lShns of the annexation OF Tex
MS over rs opponents by the ndvcntu-
turous and INSCRIPTIONS democracy of
the now states, over the moro austcrc
aud neutrality-suspicious. of NcwEng
land
With the single exception Of n more
. liberal r1mmer,nl policy Is commend
I'd because IT take employment from
American artisans and give II 10 British
the success OF Mr. Polk is regarded NJ
everything TINT IL worst over every
ihinJ that II best in the United States.
The one word of commentator be
slowed upon Polk by the Times, pub
fishes the shame of hls supporters. The
great manufacturing interest Of Eng /
land cannot but rejoice TO know that
he people of this country have been
IDIOTS enough 10 pursue course rec
commended but not followed By II gov.
eminent thH~ most Irohibltlvc in its
r-olc regulations Of any IN the world.
Whatever relates To tho interest Of
Grc1' p-'',u, Is well understood there,
md = owl r.'s' 60 'N'i cow
~, knew we'll enough, what portion
IT the press and partISans here success .
fully denied. that Folks Commercial .
POLICY was more liberal than Mr. Clay's 7
What do the papers and speakers Of
the opposition say now, 10 the asScr-
ton, ten thousand times reiterated du-
mug the contc>, Polk is as good n ia
ri man rs Clay
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02

have made NJ enmme nis an either s,ds our
.s,es We have r,rsisd tie rei,i on boih
aS,, aud hs,. rendered The same AID 10 tho
dit,ibu,.on Of iho.e OF one party, Is the other
and which !, Juss noas al oil. We have
no, seen ucke, Of either parry sinee they
were riinted, only Is they are stuck up
around our streets. Shall We I've drawn into
tina, dreadful vortex ! Of which the Voice Of
Ftsed ON speaks
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08

factured from the pure Cumberland lead of the f,l.
lowing degrees Of hardness: II mn. unu. I'M. B.BBr.
Office Writing Pencils.
Red Chalk Pencils.
Patent Improved Everpoint Leads for pencil ca.
ses Of all sizs
or They are constantly receiving from Eusopc
additions TO Their SrocK, ard respectfully invite
purchasers to call and examine for themselves.
0f >. H. Co. have jus, published the laugh
ble Game of What dye Buy. by Professor Punch {;
also the National Game Of the Star Spangsd Ban
ner-they also havr the agency for the following
p'pnlr games which thew offer to the Trade ~
publishers prices. w: DR.. B ishy; Mansion Of
Happiness; American Eagle; Mase Rodlurv aud
his pup Is; Chorac erisics Of Distinguished Per.
snns Pope and Pagan; Scripture History lllustra
te'; The Game # Heroe; Th' ILLUSTRATED Aph,-
bet; Pickwick Cards: Shsk> >peare IN new Dress:
O'al' of Fo tune; Race of Inpr v'mrn; ) riir Of
G'nins Ro'insnn Ciusw; C,r's of VI Migi: aiSn
Abhnit's new series nf Drawing Cards; Christmas
Cards Good and BAL Passion; Merry Game of
Trip To china; Game nf American Revouion
Phil delphia, November Sth, lSi5.-lm
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SdIl,J bIr SrttClCS

| BurNStn's NEnNuUGE- a :, rum care fr
w"rms--safe aud very pleasant 10 take.
.. GInsoN's EXrR,crs, Which remove Grease
oi all kind, Dry Pants. Tar, Vanish and Wax.
from carpets or from clothing, without iuiurng The
color ~ the CLOTH
3 I.oSno~ Tax r.rrn-,hc hes. Thing known
for killing flies and mu,qu,'os.
4. 4 cetarn Destroyer a. Ra's, Mice, Reaches
and Auts,-aud an ,ther of Bad Bugs.
5. GUN>'s SrtCIFIr Tor ur stomach, Head
Born and Water Brush, hy one who ID sui; red
thirteen ye,rs h,f,rr be discovcrc the cure.
Du. STEVENS GGErS OiNruE>1 fer the ph,s.
Il has never failed to cue.
Z. lI,nnrSo>s TtrTtR WASH.
&. BpLMp>p's I>pELlBLE l>E,-wilhout a
rival.
0. TnE CoMrorSD Ca~rrcrIoS or FiGs-
;u,i tie mcdiriue for ct,ldlen and for women, is
50 pleasant, 10 rakr.
10. BscK's VfeEr,nLE A>rInILIous PMS.
II. Gu>N'- ENoLLrE>r WarEH.rRo"F p.srx,
FIR H,rn,ss, Boots, &c. |, suilsns the leather, aud
keeps out the water.
II. fona MASS STaES"TsENI~ Plaster.
-. JcEsuN's DI,RgnH, MINrUsE, VIII, h
curcs Il worst Dauho,a in a few hours
II JAcKsoN's DYsENTAnr MiXrUnF, Gers
tain and speedy cure Tor DSsenery anJ summer
Compliant
TIE above valuable articles nre srId who'cso'e
and rerail, h J.. G.. GUM, NJ. Souh J. fin
STREET Phiiddetph'a-where Ser keepers End o.
hers vii be .uppi led with purp African <,1vrnue
Pep, er, Aruica Flove,s, Drugs, PANT, Od., GLASS
and Nanishcs at the lowest Trc,s Terms oiy
cash. az Gu. out The advertisement, aud bring
It th YOU
rhi d. hia. July i9lh. lSi5.-ly.
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Tf:c Question settled,

EE ANY prfs"ns wonder ard rsk, why DR..
IVu Smiths N,get he Pills are now ~ f,Ied
la other medcn,s which haze Seen much i,n.
ger i"fore ,he puhio. Til" r"nsans are, plainly,
lha, they give more general ss'i.tacton, and are
inconInrahg more pleasant. Icing coated with
sugar; and they n,rcr gtIpr or nirsrae, l.
no wonder ih,t those who .e them do recommend
'htTn lryoud any other Pills They cleanse and
purity the M"o', ala and improve digestion, cure
headache. Dysp ps,a and Bilious tomh 'n,s, in
manner easy, that Il patient is scarcely com
sclous Of having ken medicine at nl. Made by
an educ t'd Physician, they do not come under
the hc al OF ''qusck mehIcine"
UD eau ItON.-As IN scrahe mns,n h's
been made, l,y tie name ot "Srg,r Coated Pills"
il is ueccss.ry to BE- surc that On. BENj SMIra's
,i.ua'Ure is on every box, P,ice % cents
Principal Office, lT9 GrcrnuIch st \ W York.
ShIty JOHN ". FRlliNG, Nun6uyg.
WM. F0RSYTlE, Mrfhum'd.
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