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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18

GL}-FiFrU WARD. AT n meeting of tho Finn
Wad held az Marion Hail. 10 Hdop mpT surcs for inc
reIIel OF ihe p or, james LOYecrOve, Esq was ap-
pointed Chanmas, and Phln l.. Moor, Secretary
The following named gentlemen were appointed Is
the collecting committees for their respective block J.
viz: For Block No. Is. Kirk and w. Co'c com
mcBCUC m the Intersection of the Falls and Bilc st
up llillen to High, along High 10 GAY down Cav TO
the Falls. Block No. q Thomas Mu!Iin Jr and r.
McKew. commencing at the in crsrcuon of the Fails
and Cay st up Gayto High, a,Ong High 10 Low. down
Low to the Falls Block NO.3--J0nn Rodgers and
Hugh Bolton, commencing at The intersection of the
Fas aud Low ST mp Low to lIign along Il Oh to Plt
down Pit 10 the Fails. Block No. III. $. Sander
and John Mitchell, commencing NJ the corner of
High aud Pitt, up Put 10 Exeter, along Exeter to Low
down Low to High, along II Oh to Pit. Block No,
A. Clemmens and G.. NJ. Cole, commencing at the
corner Of Exeter and Pitt, up Pit 10 Potter, along
Potter To Low, down Low to Exeter, down Exeter 10
Pitt. Block M, 6-rhos p, jenkins and Henry Bal
ley, commencing at the corner of Pitt and Potter
along Potter to East, along East to Low, down Low
to Potter, along Potter to Pitt Block No. doctor
Rounirce and Capt Focke, commencing at the cor
ner OF Low and Potter, up 10 East down East 10 Cav
along Gay to Potter, down Potter TO Low. Block No
8-Joshua Dreamer and T. Stevenson, from corner
of G ~ and Potter, down Gay to Exeter, along Exeter
to Low, up Low to Potter, up Potter 10 Cav. Block
No. 9-Dr. Mccormick and ]. 3. Young cOmmenc-
ing at the corner Of Exeter and Gay, down GAY to
High, along High to Low I'D Low 10 Exeter ajono
Exeter to Gay. Block No I0-Wm. Fussehaugh and
], Merchant commencing at the corner of HiIleR and
High along High to Gay, up Gay to Exeter, along
Exeter TO HilIen, down Iilcn TO High, Block No.
III. Joicc ant r. Goo imam, commencing at the
Of IiIen and Exeter, along Exeter to Cav IN
Gay TO Potter, along Potter 10 Hien down IIilen to
Exeter. Block No. rs Ranku andT X. Turner,
commencing at the corner of Hen and Potter alofg
Potter TO GAY, up Gay to Fonest, aoIg Forrest to
HiIlen, along HIllen to Potter.
Thomas Matthews was appoin ed Treasurer for the
Ward.
the B )ck Committees were empowered to fill
any vacancies that may occur
Up,n motion, the meeting ad ourned.
Phil. l. MOORE, Sec'y.
N. r. The Block Committees are requested to
meet at Maroon Hall, ON SATURDAY EVENING,
2Nlh inst. al I O'Clock. BY order. Ii
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A II. WOOD, Scribe,

13- A CARD. SPLENDID ARTICLES AT AUG.
TlON. The Pubic and the Ladies particularly are
invited TO out sale THIS MORNING, 18Th inst AT 10
O'Clock, on I'd floor of our Sales Rooms, No. 90 Han
ove--st., when will be sold "A splendid collection Of
Fancy and useful Goods, For particulars see adver-
ti-emeht,
It THOMPSON s. COVER, Aucts.
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~ BAlT'E UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT
The regular monthly IaectiRg of the STANDING CON-.
Mlr'rEE will ne held at City Hall THIS Cfhur.Gay)
EVENING, at I! O'Clock. BY or'er,
1t FRI JAMES YOUNG, Sec,y.
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G3- a fresh supply Of Doctor ]. 5. ROSES ME-
DiClNES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &c.. just
received, consisting OF breathing I ubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophylacc syrup, Liuiments, Tome Pills, Sc,
with treatise on CONSUMPTION. For sale by
ROBERTS ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and riia,Efi ats..
&n24 3m Baltimore Md
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BY IL. w. ROOJ,

- NO. Sd BALTIMORE STREET.
n hPORTANT SALES BY AUCTION
ID MONDAY. thursday and SATURDAYS, re-
guar sales. Goods received daily next week-saIes
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sa-
lurday Now's the time TO sell various articles per-
tanning TO the holvdays.
EXTRA SALES. ON MONDAY MORNING.
ga nst., at my Store at 10, complete lot of Tin
NETS Tools, nearly new; Hack and Harness. but
tile ed; also, Clnthing Dry Goods and Fancy arti
clts On TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY a miscel-
iane0us sale, adapted to the season.
TO MERCHANT TAILORS. On WEDNESDAY
MORNING Dec. "a lS45, at No. le Light street, op-
pc tie Merccr-st all the Fixtures avs, Counters,
Bow Windows; Stoves, Tools, Cutters, Sc, of the
late Conrad Wiitig. Terms Of sale cash
uio smw4t II. w. BOOL, AucI'r.
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MUFFS! MUFFsM MUFFs!M Just received
from New York, one case o. superior LUSTnED
LYNX MUFFS, rtra size. Cheap for cash at
dl33 W' TAYLOklS, Oppnsite Barnum's.
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J. l.. MAGUIRv, Sec'y

N}- MIR. EDITOR: ! src that Professor KING has
returned from professional visit to Ohio, and :
about to re open in this city his institution for nslrnc
uhn IN EOcutIOn aud the cure Of every detect in the
human voice. allow me, through your paper, respect
tuly to call the attention Of the public to and
pccially the attention of all who or wish 10 be
public speakers.
The importance of powers of delivery to all who
aspire to excellence in 0ratory must present itself to
the most obtuse observation. There are those, how
ever, who tell us that nature, being the best guide,
science can only spoil Il is is the result of very
superficial reasoning, The aim Of EluculiOn il to
copy the perfection of nature, which is always beau
ufuL IL is to substitute tor rshness vocieratiOn
and observation-disclosures, melody and power.
In word, 10 render ii an instrument capable Of ex
pressing the various passions and shades Of passion
IN the human breast aud of awakening responses in
the breasts of other. Dem0stheues and a host of
Others, who shine in the armament OF fame, will
tell us IN the words OF the above named king of
tors, that eIocuton is the first aud last OF oralory
havr the happiness of being acquainted with Pro
lessor King system, and after studiUus comparison
OF II with those of our NEST noted EocutlOuiss, be
licve it best to answer the objects which all have in
view who pursue the study. The voice ia often
transformed and the pupil finds himself, after course
of Lessons, in secession of full round and beauti.
full information. Prot. Kings voice is magnificent
one, His reading is pronounced, by the hest judges
exquisite.
His cures Of Stamnerinp have been most abundant
and always permanent He does not profess to cure
any defect at first interview. He requires labor on
the part OF the pupil pr0pOrtionatC To his own, but
The defect once removed, IL is removed f,reUer
Preachers of the Gospel, if you visa parlake of
Whtield's successfully eIoruton. Cent, men oil
the Bar here rest your sureSt hopes, Young men |
candidates for the pulpit, the bar, or the senate
wreaths of glory already entwined for those who
will prepare themselves for usefulness and houora-
bic distinction, by devoted study of ELOCUIION."
Very respectfully,
An ADMIREs or Coon SPEAKING.
f1}-Terms for instruction in E0cutiun only FIVE |
DOLLARS in a class Apply at
No. q FAHETTE STREET,
II Opposite Assembly Rooms.
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A5-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size fer sale by the case, Dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FIR AMES to he found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES. of eniireIy new
patterns, never heore introduced in Baltimore, made
to order OF the very best materials and by The best
workInen; together with Gilt box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN EANDS,
&c &C., for sale aud made order, As cheap M they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States e. 8. FRYER,
nll-u No | Narth Gay street.
@5-CORONER's OFFICE, No. 1873 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gav-st. mhl2-ly
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nI3-EIGHTH WARD-RELTEF MEETING FOR
THE POOR An adjourned meeting will be held al
N. r. kenncdy'S Hotel. corner of HiPn and Forre-t
streets, on THIS THURSDAY EVENING. att %
clock. The citizens OF the ward are respectful nvi-
ted 10 attend. 1t
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Ok rocks. Stocks and all other Securities bought
~ and sold AT the best rates, for the regular Bro
kers commission, by JOHN w. HANSON,
No s Franklin Bank Buildings,
diff near the Post Office.
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Q3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast-pins; EARRINGS; Silver Plated Cake
BASkGTS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com.
plete at his Old Established Sore, Water st, I'd door
from Calvert, o2l
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"a Office. The Annual Meeting of StockheId-
l v ets and Election for Directors of the Philade-
phIa, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad Company
Whl DE hrlh at Wilmington on MONDAY the 18th
January, ls4b, at | / O'Clock, A. M
A. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Dee 10, Is45. dI8dtloia
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o. ELLlNG OFF: At No l05 FAYETTE ST.
~ onnnSiIe the Liberty Engine House, a stock of
reduced prices. Cali aud see before buying-Cass
nets Htc; Linseys at l2i; Calicoes and Muslins
&c; Super lSc "a cues for l25C Blankets atSl.75
pair u kanes l24 and 25; Cashmeres, very cheap,
nc. Many other articles at closing ont prces. DIS
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No. | Calvert street
1t First0ticc from Baltimore street.
OFFICE OF FLETCHER & COZ

OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co.. ,
No. . Holiday ST., BALTIC.
SPLENDID RESULT. Yesterdays Md
~ Lottery class No. 81, lowest prize So, IN which
large nu nber of elegant prizes sold at this Of
flee. The drawing Nos are
p 43 "a IS 81 81 70 . "A II 40 s. 80 SO
THIS DAY, $4,000, $1,000, &c.-Tekets SIS,
halves naive, s. Oh, qrs' %. Apackaee Sls5O Persons
throughout the H. States disposed 10 Try their luck in
any OF the magnificent lotteries drawing every week
by remlttlng say 3d. S, TO- $40 or more The amour.
sent WI" be returned IN tickets in the next best lot
tery TO be drawn, or days after their order is mail
ed, and The resnltimmediatey after the drawing takes
place. Address
JAMES FLETCHER & co. Raltimore Md
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FREIGHT no "tiiLADELpHlA.

, III" FTtI9I Trains OF The
Esifs SssJ an 'As Phadelphlo, " wilmington and
trstsssSs5 EsasAx Baltimore Railroad Company
~ ~. -Xare now running daily Except
Sunhiys) nrtwren Baltimore and Philadellhia
10 MER"HANbIZE, &C., will be received at
the depot corner of President aud Fleet SIS, eve ry
aay except Sundays) until O'Clock, ?. M.
~ All articles must he accompanied with me-
morandun, shelving the marks, destination 4 naale
oi c"nsgnee-and in all the Freight on Goods
Tor way places (whrre agencyis e,ablished) mus /
De PAID n advance, otherwise they will not be sent.
DIST A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.

OAhFFTING AT FACTORY PRICES.
FENHbMAS BECK, No. SO CENTRE MAR
n REF SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling off his pre-
sent stock of SPLENDID CARPETINGS at FAC
foxy PklCES-such as Imperial Three PHYS, extra
super ingrains fine and common IHgrans, Wool Fin
ishins aud Cotton Stair CARPETINGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR & TABLE
OH. CLOTHS, sc. &c. All persons in want of any
ct the above named articles, requested to make
inquiry at any Carpet Store in Baltimore relative to
Tue price OF Carpeting, &C., and then call at No So
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY.
N. b. RAG CARPETING, of my own manufacture,
splendid article, at very low prices. dlS.Ja4'
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'gNo spoRTsMEN AND OTHERS

PHNO SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS.-I
n GAMES, that can be converted into Oh AIRS
a most useful and ingenious artcle-iust received
and for sale at The
Original Furnishing Warehouse, by
Affixed II REP, No 335 Baltimore-st
aIo-h 2hd lin Store above Towards
&sENT TO CONGRESS-. representative a.
~ the well known house of EMORY & co son,
to Congress! What think you of that? And VET il is
as trae as preaching. We sent a whole ticket cor,
bInat0n 81 as "a, in package of whole tickets in
yesterdays lottery 10 member of Congress- and that
same Congressman is worth to-day S2l $50 more Than
he was yesterday. This improvemt mt in his finances
is the result of making snail investment at the
tensiye and well known Lott ny Agency of Emory 4
Co, No. Calvert-st., Baltimore.
DRAWS TODAY,
Perfect Beauty-l2 Ballots.
Capt. ais $4,000, $1,000, $1,000, 90 of slOOO.
whole Tickets only IS 0O-sharrs in proportion
Emory X Co, will sell on certificate
- Whole tickets remarkably low, say S74 90
20 nan 90 40 dc 81 90
70 9uaficr 40 DO do l8 30
70 Eighth do do do gl5
Orders for tickets should Ie carefully directed IN
the lucky and far famed hoase of
EMORY u CO., = Calvert street.
IL Baltimore
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NOLD PENS WITH GOLD CASES.
" Just received superior article of GOLD PENS
with Gold Case; do with Silver cases Gold Pencil
Cases Also very extensive assortment of Gold
Breast Pins: Rings; Keys; s uds; Ear Hoops Plated
Jewery; Silver Spoons; Spectacles; Pencil Cases.
Cutlery; Britannia Ware, Brass Clocks Perfumery,
Fancy soaps, &C., for sale TO dealers at very low
prices by ELIAS HALE,
dis No. ll2 Baltimore st.
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III ADDE'S, EURS. The subscribers have re-
N A eeived from New York, large assortment of
LADIES' FURS, of very superior quality, which
will be sold at manufacturers prices.
WRIGHT & HOWARD, 100 Baltimoie-st
dl3 eo3t* one door west of st. Paui-St.
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HDUARDING. Six or eight gentlemen can be
Ii accommodated with Board and Lodging in a
gente,l privare family The house is well furnished
and situated in pleasant part of the city, near Bal
timore street For further information, apply to
ID. Drummer,
dl6eo3tE No. 4 North Charles street.
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nTUFFS, NEUFFs. NIUFFs VIII open this
We day another invoice of those spl ndd LUIS
TIRED LYNX MUFFS. Also, a complete assert
ment of every variety,
], l.. McPHAIL, l32 Baltimore street,
dl7.3t next to Clipper office.
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Free LECTURE ON PHRgso- MsRaorECHsY W.
call public attention to The Lecture which will be de
I'yered this evening at the Odd Fellows Hall by Pro-
lessor Miles, the important of Phrcno- Nine
moteehny, or the art of memory. As no charge is
made for admission, we feel confident that large au
dtoy will testify by their presence the interest which
they feel in regard to this subject, whieh has awaken
ed the curiosity and eng igrd the attention of the most
enlightened men Of our age.
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& An RE"ARD. Stolen from a Chamber
ScO in Barnum's Hotel, BALTIMORE, on the
evening OF the 10Th INST, large gold HUNTING
WATCH, made by Mortimer, No. 1888, gold dial en-
graVt wltn a view of the Monument squire incIud.
ing The battle Monument and Cnun House with
large heavy Cold Fob Chain attached Also lprge
Pear Ring and small Pearl greast-Pin The above
reward VIII he pal f0r the recovery of the above ar
ucirs. Apsly at BARNUH'S HOTEL. dis3
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BALL or THE UNITED FIRE CuNPANy. The annual
Ball of the United Fire Company will come off this
evening in the Hall of their Engine House, in How
ard st near Pratt. From the known taste of The ma,
nagers we can safely promise readers treat of
no ordinary character. Arrangements have been
made TO render il of the mo agreeable Balls of
the season. They have our best wishes for success
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6NHRksTMAS PRESENTS. Watches; gold
" Pencil Gases; gold Chains; Cameo Breastpns;
also, Levi BrOwn's Cold Pens, received this day ana
for sale at low prices, by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
dis Water ST. cd door from Calvert.
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Il CST. POCKET BOOK containing sundly
"a Notes drawn III favor of The undersigned, was
lost yesterday morning between t:ainore street ana
the Mayor office. They can be OF no value to the
finder VINO Will be rewarded by leaving them either
"iih Justice Wright, corner OF Eutaw and FayCtte
streets, or GEORGE MIILINAN
Nlt No. 279 west Saratoga ST
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-10-23
From the Southern Cultivator.
WHEAT STRAW A SUBSTITUTE FOR
FODDER.

H sfu4g FODDER.
This is the season wheat is got out,
and l regret to see the straw is thrown
out to make manure. once had a
meadow of thirty acres, producing
good grass, Feather clover and broad
leaf blue grass all of which made a
very fine quality of hay. 10 save the
trouble ofteeding, and to furnish shell
ter for my cattle, put forks in the
ground, and on them placed poles OF
such size and at such distance apar,
that the cattle could draw the hay down
from between these poles, which were
placed, by the height Of the forks, so
as to admit the cattle freely to walk un-
der the frame, as | call it. On this
frame stacked my hay. | stacked
wheat straw in the same way, general
" on the poorest spots in the field
NY cattle were turned in AMI permitted
to feed themselves, and at pleasure. to
use the stacks as shelter, OF which they
soon learned to advantage. found
my cattle would use the stacks of ha,
as shelter, but would not eat the hay,
so long as the straw lasted, which
proved TO me, they had proper taste,
that the straw was more valuable than
the hay.
MY horses and mules were furnish
ed with hay alone, in the stable, on
which they showed health, and usual
thrift. This experiment for some
years was observed, and regularly this
preference was shown for the straw By
the cattle; and they improved and look
led better while enjoying the feed on
straw, than when they were confined
to hay aio4e, which was as soon as
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-10-23
found to possess thac;c influence

found to possess magic influence
Think we that this influence is confined
to the cradle. No, II is difused over
every age, and ceases not while the
child remains under the parental root.
Is the hoy growing rude in manner, and
boisterous Ill speech5 / know of no
instrument sure 70 control these tenden-
cies as the gemle,ones of mother
She who speaks to her son harshly.
does but give to his conduct the sane
tor Other own example. She pours
oil on the already raging fame.
In the pressure of duty we are liable
70 utter ourselves hastily to our chill
iren. Perhaps a threat is expressed in
loud and Irritating tone. Instead oe
.al'aylpg the passions of the child, it
serves 10 Increase them. Every fret.
full expression awakens in him the
same spirit that produced it. So does
pleasant voice call up agreeable feel
lngs. Whatever disposition, there
fore, we wouk W. rage in child.
the same we shoa nifestin the tone
with which we address them.
There is nothing more desirable in
daughter than intelligence Joined 10 q
gentle spirit. The mind is fashioned
and furnished, in man, at school. BIZ.
the character Of the affections is.derilv-
ed chiefly at home. How estinahle is
the confidence Of that fnothe. in pr{
ducing kind feelings in the bosoms of
her children, who never permits herself
to speak TO them with loud voice, and
In harsh, unkind tones!
| have heard of father who. when
his children became engaged in a dis
pute, would at once require them them
t e unite in a song. The blending of
10 s1i8ilsces in harmony was soon found
feelings. 1ff fNlr angry and contentious
neous, unsougbt ssnaa. native, sponta-
in the tones which issue 1t consists
is overlooking with hnmanher who
While, then, | would advise the mo-
er to the culture of a pleasant voice,
and warn her of the evils of address
sing her children harsh!v, would still
more earnestly counsel her to discip-
line her heart. Out of kind heart,
come, naturally kind feelings. She
who would train up her family in the
sweet spirit of love, can succeed best
and most enduringly of all, by cherish
ing such sentiments as shall seek their
own unbidden expression in gentle,
yet all-powerful tones.
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TIE straw was consumed.
/. have never tried to feed the straw
alone TO HOSES, but | would not hes;
tate to say, it is worth more than fod
DER. Try it, save your own straw; i
will feed and sustain cattle, horses ant
mules, and ultimately make manms
more valuable than by the sloyerIy pro
cess OF throwing quito rot.
| y d. RE1NHARpr.
GreemviJIe, s. c., June, 1845. M
| EFFICACY OF AMMONIA IN CASES OF
POISON.
t1rtract Of a letter from Dr. .dust;a Church IL
the Editor, dated Cccfe,steun, .Ns,r York
Feb 6, 1916. -
A young man in this place had acct
den'aily overset hive of bees, and be-
fore he could escape, they had sei1led,
10 great numbers, on different parts OF
his body and limbs, and stung him We
ny severely. Ii was about halt an hour
after the accident happened, when he
came to my office in great agony, and
be had scarcely tine to give an account
Gift before he tainted / immediately
applied the ammonia to the parts tina:
had been steng, his legs. arms and
breast. He directly recovered from
his faintness, and experienced no pain
or other Inconvenience afterwards.
" is several Years since first used
the aqua ammonia, to counteract the
effect of the bites of insects and stings
instant r na'd i has invariably produced
have often seen 7,caGsifIaally complete. I
.cessive pain from the sting 81 n . ex
on the application of the ammonia lhRea5
would Immediately cease complaining
and become cheerful, so complete and
sudden is the relief it produces. ! al
ways use ii for musquto bites, and
they never trouble me farther. was
led to the use Of it in these cases, from
the instantaneous effect twas said to
have in counteracting the operation Of
prnssc acid Il, the second number
of the American Journal of Medical
Sciences, Philadelphia for last year,
it will be seen that DIR. Moore, Of Ala
bama, used it with great success in the
cure bites of venomouS serpents.-
From his account, it is probable that
the pure unca,bonated aqua ammonia
is most efhcacious. / have sometimes
noticed that the application is more ef-
fcacious than at others, and think il
must be on account of its being some
times carbonated and at Others not
Silliman's Journal Of Science.