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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-11

FLoGGING RI THE BRITIsH ARMY. 1t ap-
pears by the following extract from u recent
letter of the Tendon correspondent of the At
las that military hogging of great severity, for
the most trfing offences, is still practised ia the
British army, with all the brutality that was
inflicted at the time of the Boston Massacre,
Two exceedingly steady and well conducted
men, in the second battalion of Coldsteam
Guards, stationed at Windsor, were last week
logged in the Barack square, for a slight
breach of military discipline. A whole COM
pany, consisting of about seventy men, were
ordered into their room for the purpose of being
inspected by the Surgeon of the battalion The
men were all ordered to strip themselves and to
appear in state of perfect nudity, for the pur-
pose of being examined. Two men objected
to undergo such 4 public exposure, and took
the liberty to eXpostulate with the surgeon on
the great indelicacy ofsuch proceeding, which
it is said, had not been resorted to before. The
two men positively refusing to strip, were inn
mediately ordered to be placed under arrest
and to be taken to the "back hole.n The men
refused to obey this order alleging that they
had no right tc be called upon to indecently
expose themselves in presence of seventy men.
A court martial was convened, and the men
found guilty of breach of military discipline,
and each was sentenced to receive one hundred
lashes upon his bare back. The men received
their punishment with great fortitnde, notwith-
standing their sufferings were most severe
the blood trickEng dotcn the backs in streams
after the first tUenty lasheS! Their comrades
looked on in sullen silence. The moment they
were dismissed they gave vent to one loud
simultaneous hiss! 1t is said that great excite
.nent and discomfort prevail throughout the
whole battalion, in consequence Of this severe
punishment, as they consider the sentence not
only excessively severe, but unjust. The msn
were tried, sentenced punished and taken 20
the hospital, all within two hours and half
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-11

ANEcDoTE ABOUT GEN. JACKSON. A cor
respondent of the Catoctin, Md, Wing, writing
from the Blue Mountains, relates the follow
ing
During the campaign between Gen. Jackson
and John Q. Adams for the Presidency, there
was preaching at a private house some or 8
miles north fyour village. After the preacher
had been some time strenuousy holding forth,
as he thought, the object of his mission, he
made short pause, and with his penetrating
eyes fixed upon his audience, he deliberately
put the question: "All who are for God! will
hold up their right hand?" The preacher wait
ed some time for compliance, but all was ST.
lent as the grave-not one finger was raised
"Well,' says he, 'all who are for the devil, let
them raise their hands" But this only made
his audience mere motionless than before, when
he exclaimed, "Why, NONE for God and NONE
for the devil! who are you for'" At that re-
quest an old bruser raised up his head, and
cried cut at the top of his voce:-"We are ALL
FOR JACKSON by de law!!"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-11
FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM

% sasA-1a FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
EsesRp pBRIDGE and EASTON. The steamer
MARYLAND having undergone tho
rough repair, and very handsome improvement both
in hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end Of Dugan's wharf at 7 o'clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis,
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, BY way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CL-JTERTOWN and CENTREVILLE.
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she will go to Ches-
tertown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock, and
continue the above until further notice. Passage ST.
m9 LEMUEL e. TAYLOR.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-11
STATE ELECTIONS.

On Monday and Thursday last elections were
held in several States for members of Congress
and Legislature, and the result in each will be
known in few days. We have received a
few returns, which will be found below:
North Carolina, A slip from the Norfolk
Herald gives the result in portion OF the 9Th
cOngreSsi onal district, in which Outlaw, wing,
aud Biggs, dem, are the candidates. This is
Rayner's district. In Pasquotank county, the
majority for Outlaw is ? |; and in Perquinon' 5
43 Rayncr's maj in lS43 in the former, was
430, and in the latter $50. Bigg's maj in
Chowan is reported at 81, and in Northampton
at 40 or 80, being a wing loss of 10 in the for
mer and 200 in the latter. Total loss of the
wings 696 since Rayner's election. Three dis
tricts in Camden give majority of 377 for
Outlaw Rayner's maj. in the district has al
ready been overcome. Clay IS maj. was S26.
From the 9Th district, we have the vote OF
Wayne, which gives Dobbin, dem. majority
of 695, being gain Of 39.
Wilmington, in the 9th district, gives Gen.
Mckay, dem. maj. of 80.
Indiana. A slip from the Richmond ia J
Palladium, furnishes US with the first returns
from this State for members of Congress-
In the LIST dis SO far as heard from, Wilson,
whig, is gaining OH Owen, dem. Majority for
w. in Harrison, lao, and in Crawford s9-be-
ing considerable gains.
In the I'd district, Martin, wing, and Henley,
DEM, are the candidates. The latter has a
majority of l27 in Floyd, being gain of l52
The democrats also gain member of the le-
gislature in this county. In JeffersonTthe ma j.
for Martini upwards of 200 being a loss; and
Clark gives Henley maj no doubt of his re-
election.
In the Sd district, the candidates are, Eggles-
ton, wing, and Thomas Smith, dem. The
wing majority in Switzerland is a, being u
gain of SO; and the democratic majority in
Ohio is l2-gain 81.
In the 4th district, Caleb Smith, wing, is
elected over Finley, independent wing. His
majority in Wayne Is 724; Union 81, and Fay
cite 35l.
Kentucky. The only full returns we have
received from this state is the vote at Coving-
ton, where the majority for Gaines, wing, over
Tibbatts, dem. is III. At Louisville, on the
close of the poll, on the second day, the whie
maj. was 554. In the county the democratic
ajorty was 60.
Davis, Wing, is no doubt reelected in the
Lexington district, over T. F. Marshall, by
probably 500 or600 Judge French, Dem, i.
also reelected.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
AGENCIES.

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND The r. sLII.n
~ V. 3, PALNERS American NersEstsiv ~ f,d;o;n
.Bt Advertising Ay.1eY No 30 -Anh 81 -'s" O'
iuz The Tribune oIic- ,,-,,.,, Man,
f,r.1-s Fof-onsl and the business uru-
ry generally city who are tsous oi
s-sd their res-ye ans Juuubers streets aha
tt be Is the gen; of some OF bes, NeTs.rrs 2! MOI.
Of acs ana Ci;iss o srsr fatf "a ~ ,1
10 ece, aFe-,;,-ea;s 10. Publication IN ce. ,-sre.Is
copies OF hicn with he terms oil ADVERTISING
nay y ms once r,.,..o ,,.- A..
FOR Ii. iaorn.:Ion .u convenience OF those VINO MAJ o
siis 70 eIeaG t- Country Trade ey 14yef.ising y
~ y.wyps: = fr which ne The Agent Iis' OF
and C;ies thrcugbGri The United stass gay q haa = "a
Office from which Merchants and oheTs may nishs 'ue.
lectio IS Will b; Su the several kIEds oi business IL
az. gagged aad ir the pape, OF when X IA. cs .-i'
intsrs: 20 izvite the attention OF tie pe1e oi s
azrf Ag.ntfor Couu;rv SewsIsrer, 80 Ann St
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
wN. VAN HOOK, Esq. 70 wal ,;.e=t.

AGENCIES established il Boston Ffa5-ipf1p3,. bsi''i
NOR Alex.ndria Richmond ead IN seTsA! ~ u fiii'
Towns In New land Newly ok Si.;- fe".Sl --
Virginia. ,s,.. of ~. . r,s,
;c., Connsaie. and LOWER THAN IHL 1t ALE
ADOPTED BIZ MANY LONDON OFFltE LoeH'
zranted 10 the erter. Of trotirds TIE enout =" ItHui'
paid after the lsise Of a y.ar 81 -; f.5.
tuition has Organized and which n. seert-t gf I sucn
a,Ld s,,;ncon n Europe has obtainet !or The hi2-i
To- -, DurlnS the short Ieriod Of ~ establish!
IN N, n-d it principles have noT the unuGi-
fb ,nnroy,I nany eminent and Ia. p-tTiaie 4 s
,es;1,d fuly FEST. n. public confidence ". zNor. \
,,bs, mas herr published ~ The General 2-.t and cnn
h. nbtsined al his Office explanatory Of LIE Insurance m
r,s-rsi or " L. Soei-ty SystrTn TE;ieul.r
t;rns-iou enjoy the important advantage Of sharing IN IN
extensive: = =.
The public respectfully r-qu-';-d examine the d;in-
gushing principles Of this lnsiitloner ab OF rAie-
their distribution Of pr ,t-srd he facss aiortst -
tber Loan Depa-t-nt-bcorc -cIdInc ~ isur -issWe-
The General Agent authorized 20 sccep rss' Il sums
-tc-edingrS o0c e,ch sias- - 2nd 70 3itd t
Society from the date which ih- premium is actually -a
10 him This authority deposited for security with
Palmer Esq the President Of the Merchants sak ~ New
York
PAMPHLETS containing the las; A-nus Report and much
general information togerh.r with ;h- Society ra-'So
blank forms and the fues; information may ae obtained
upou application 70 any agent or sub-agcnt
Medical Examiner attendance al The oic oailF ~
O'Clock P NJ Fee paid by the Society. TIE expense oi
s,annp ,iutv need not BE incurred.
Examples Of des-ro The -issgrcncs y SiGo IN >thg.
Gfe
PREMIUMS PAYABLE A%NUALLi.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

tfFLr, S.ryBv virtue OF writ OF aeEi fsc,s 10
- m. directed and d-1es.d will -Igoss 10 saie 90 ed
n-s.y he lila day June next al :, se ,S:
;.-i and ur--s: OF Margaret T. Campbell winch she h'd or
ih day Of February one ;housaIa | "a .sh' I III
hE c-.tsa i0 piec- or parcel Of :onad nS sne o.nr M
.e IN liz T-Eih Ward of Ia. Ci'y oi H.w- OK Known
and iStir-ui,a-d as lot numb: sIIty-aDe tei
Ard bounded Is follows West b. property pow or te De-
oaring Of Timothy COrey' North oy hona'
F-ckfo-i. and j. Ecr.ifnsa, progsrty last by John y
W-!e, pso;y and South by ..'er-strrrt tid o' nrns
sat five Zee; float and rear .nd one hpndIta sL "a c
mo- with t- hsr-S,:irn.s ana
~ WILLIAM JONES Sheriff.
JosErH WEN. Deputy Sheriff
vi a,.-ill n US ~ fNlN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

% ORDER OF IN Honorable rrd-rc 4. aim 'ds. ~
Dcofter Of - Cry Of N-wic.k notice leroy sir.n'
rsu.t 70 t proTisons Of the statute su;horsinE sasn-
meats against nonresident debtors that .n siaeneht ~
issued the of GE ORGE Loo iySp At1y ~
-seut and tst The .s VIII De SOLD i
the aTre; ofh debts, us-ss i .Far .ad dlschase sof:.
accorainr 20 law within nine months from i-
fri ubic,a Of IRIS uotic- ard lh.t the payment ci lny
tso,s da bin By residents OF tbs s!;ie ala u. o.r.[y %
~ 20 HIN pd the tr,usf.r of any such property b. him are
oddeg y law aud are roid D.i-d The 25,h day OF aPfii
l5lj. itAkt III A. W ft;Si;,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

II tUA n titi-iJeiorc the ice Cnanc1iior-Lna nat
Reac.. John ;iorrl.on AID ohrrs-stae oi New ors
81 ;ur,uance OF d-cretal order of the Cou;t o nan
e:y a. - tie sboy- cause. will be sold at ruoc aueon
Merchants Exchange. III the CIty oi or, uhn
the direction the subscriber one ci the Masters oi sau
Court b Dumon Eio.-c auctioneers. on me nun cay
next n twelve o'clock noon, OF that day. tt'
certain piece or rIcr o land. situate iyins anu D.'aT
eeu the !ki.. and Fourth Avenues n the lw.iin NaTI
of TIE nv Of Nv York bounded Soutf eserir by >Xtieth
,fq. : u;ltsri- by the hrt Avenue, NoTihs.srrly 6y
lac ruaHius prr1 70 said fIrh street a; hall the dts
by ae running parallel said Third Avenue al tns sls-
iarce &C ios hundred and s,venyiee NohfasteIy thes
@ The premises intenG-d hereby 20 be conveyed being IN
-ng. on said J<eih street. and the side opposite Thereto
four hundred and seyeEtyeet. and IN widts on said
Third Avenue and or the side opposite thereto one
hundred feet and FIVE inches and also one hit pit ~
aid ixtiethtree opposite the premises above dssceed
.i Iert nths premise. conveyed SAID JOHN Morrison
aud Christian Morrison BY Curltndt Palmer ard wiie and
Henry H. Eloald wfe by two Deec' dated the fourteenth
dav Of November T. in t!a year oi or Lord ls3o
Also all that other piece parcel oil iHrh Sue WE M
being bete- the hiri and Fourth Avenues IN The "eiith
Wfd Of sad us ot Tsw-i oTs bounded eouihwetrIy oy
y,iet street No-hwesi,ry by the Fourth NORTH.
.stev by lin unniny parallel said 5lIeth se-ta hall
ry b line parallel the Third Avenue, at the d't'ncr OF
auF bundled sud feet distant NoheasirT thefsiro
pre- Intended hereby b. conveyed bcng IN irns IN
on said ixeh ,ir.c and the side opposite the'to our
hundred and fifty feet aud width sald Fouth avenue
and the l opposite thereto hundred feet aud ave inches;
a,o half part of said siIteh street opposite 10 th
,s-, above described hras par, ;hc coara ed
b DEEDS. dated the h day OF November 1895, 10 sad
Ioha 4. Morrison and Christian B. MORRISON. by Lorsndt
+ liner and Henry H. Elliott Dated N-wl crk MAJ hh.
1915 STEPHEN CAAiBRELENG.
Master IN hancery.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

BUILDERS HARDWARE-SEANiAN LOWERRE
rs SrriLcs,rre s,r.el ocrs for sale
general assortment Of HARDWARE Consisting in psr Of
American and English Locks Butt Hnres Fms Pniliss
Rail and Braces Wood and Bed Screw. Cut Wrought
and Hinge Nails Rivp,s. &e. sn5i smrt
nRlTASNlA. TEA AND Cur fEE fUTS- Sugar, and
~ Crssms, Pitchers Tumbe.s, Lsmps and Candesrjcks
Soup Ladies' Spttooas, Castor Frames Coffin Plates Re
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

EIR.WUKKs! FlREWQKKS!;-iir EDGE r-si-ct,
fully informs the public thai his arrangements this
the scale s;tsm9ed ihs
Country. He ull prepared finnish Citie. Towns
Public Gardens h-atrrs P.Ttie Sc I PyTotrchnic Dis
flavs varying price from S2 S5to comprsrglh-
bTilisa, and varieSziea asd appropriate designs Sir E
will also add his display four ene New Colos
before exhibited the pnbce rich Csrmne Royal
PaIpe, Macon end aszenu blue unknown any other P
rotechaisr. y 3. No Agents. ISAAC EDGE, Jc
mya1 6HH PyrQteehnist, jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
pIssrNcrps ARpIvrn

In TIE bark Adarto from Sierra Leone-Mrs A Counel-
y OF Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Missions and In
stoersge.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOSTON AUCTION SALES.

DYTP.. o. RICH. Sc ard IS Broad street, Boston.
Id ON WEDNESDAY, June 4.
LEATHER, SKINS, &c.-2 900 sides Sole Leather, Up
per in the rough and finished Calf SKINS Sheep and Binding
Skins Split Leather and other articles IN the line.
on WEDNESDAY,, Juuc H.
BOOTS SHOES AND BR0iANS-500 cases Boots
Shoes and Brogans.
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE.
on WEDNESDAY, July D.
BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGASS AND fiATS,-2oGo cases
BootL Shoes Drgans und Hats comprising the most walk
able selected of goods Of the kind
offered st auction. My
Every lot on the catalogue will sold without
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

IyOI1(iHS As i REMEDY for Coughs, Co!ts Asthma
u whoopns Cough, Splitting OF Blood and Al! aecuons
OF the Chest and Lungs, The PICTORIAL hpSEl oi ii,
ERWORT stands unriyaled is reputation is HAT estap
lshed "a the most safe speedy and certain remedy ever Oh
fercd TO the public in the may hundred cases Ia WHICH
this preparaton has been used not single instance IS
known OF It's having failed IN etectins perfect cure IL
stands hish estimation CT many OF the most respect
able christians OF this city who give evidence OF the good
opinion they entertain Of its merits As remedy for coughs
&c by recommending its by their patients Those VINO
have been usg various preparations Without success ann
have become discouraged earnestly invited 10 Try ihis
many of this city (Hot Or ddH
pdcS who have been restored 20 health by the Honey Law
s-yort and who have reluctance their names appear
tns In papers. have let Their names ad address "ith
the proprietor and given permission TO refer any person 10
them who may wish make Inquiries relative 20 the sue
cess that has attended Price IS. per bottle For
snle Wholesale l2I Maden-lanc; aGd At retail, II ADAM
son & Olir 8 f,owery and 500 Broadway ~ Coddns
ton 2O3 Hudson; ". Watson, 50 Catherine j. Tarran
255 Greenwich: SLAM, Fullor-sreet Brooklyn aadS-
Druggists generally "-o
Mr.. James d. Nowil- AuBuRS October /. 1898.
Dear Sir-In the Fall Of 1897 contracted severe cold,
which baad all the OF my attending physicians TO
conquer at length they canldly informed me they eoud
do nothing nore-that my disease hadevide arrived at
tho last STAGES consumption In this state, aborns IN
der severe and distressing cough, pain IN the right side
and chest excessive purlent expectoraton sweed feet
and night scats md splitting of6ood aiend brought
me bottle OF your Invaluable preparatonf rom which
received mitch benefit that with my physicians earnest
request, procured half dozeu-fvc OF whiciat an expense
OF Is per boe-ka,, 20 the asonsment of all my friends
perfectly cured Fl disease pronounced by three pysi-
clans Consump;ion-an past the possibility OF cure In
short time send you certificates from the doctors who
attended me- Ilou opposed TO 1t, wish you TO
cause this published in the papcTs-for think every
person ossLt have ty them it viii save many yaa-
BILE lives. Believe me, dear SIR.
Eve! your grateful friend,
JOSHUA u. HORSFT.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

NTUKSF. whI.rr1io SOUihINU SihUP FOX
~ CHILDREN TrErHING All mothers having chill
rrn afflicted ho>- diseases incident 10 the state
of infancy such inflammation aud swelling OF the gums
while ts.thn conrulsous, sasmOdc Group cutaneous en
tions dsoTree stomach aud oosenes OF the bowels should
never be without hs nabIe remedy that ha. proved so eli
cacous in all the above diseases Numerous testimonials
might be gwen TO rroY- merits bur lal oft Is better
Prepared and sold By DAVID SANDS & co II t-asi
Broadway Mark,,t sold also At 70 Fulionit and
Hcnadwav and iSs iludsuG-st. Price 30 CTS myI3
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
THE TRIBUNE.
Prom the Louisville Journal.

HENRY CLAY.
Rr wears no upon that brow which seAns In free
domsvan.
.-. eyery rod has Bet his seal 70 show the world
Nor bears he In his trusty hand the warriors spear and
eiaiye [graye.
Whose harvests Al tho falling ranks that burthen Ruias
Blu. prouder than the proutes. king whose million ya'sais
bow, prov
Hs wears tina wreath Nations hand has .wtned upon his
And peerless DER bis fallen foes. With flaming plane AID
he shines Nations the brghes. and the bes,
al, name is not scuptured thing. where old Renown has
Hsr msroie in the wilderness BY soke Of battle scared
Bat craven On eespng hearts where Freedoms banners
wsve,
Itae.s 70 bid the tyrant back and loose the sred slave
His deeds are not Of blood and wrong, where roth, with
iron hand.
Has yoked the stormy steeds Of to desolse the land
in the Of need whon dangers summons csme
rs lent the thunder Of bis word-he halo Of his name
Around the hearhs and affairs where b Coantys gods
are shrined toll hs mind
Hs be.rt has yearned for Freedoms we-w;h Freedoms
And other lands. oppressed. the capyes wall
has rung, tnre MS tongue
Els soul went forth in Freedoms trength-wilh Freedoms
Above the affairs Of the Creek and Ger Boivas fame.
Hs name sDeliversr Is stamped the broken chan
And from those old and glorious isles that gem III sean
bs sons Of par.ans hall in song Champion Of the Bres
And hso al Is on his heart and dimness in his
He wsnes not with the ru lights that darken IN the SKY
But proudsr stu and fame, with flaming plume and
crest, ,,
He shines among Saon stars the brightest and the best
CD. STUART.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK..
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ship Catharine, Berry, Charleston, Sutton.
Brig Dan Hauck. Best, st Johns, SF; Clinton. Lyman
Savannah Sturges & Cearman Julia Helen. Amsb1ry,
Thomnston, David Duffell, Williams. Wilmington.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

9TH WARD LUMBER lA1iD. AT the loot OF aith
:. street, Hudson Rivcr-G s. MOTT takes pleasure
i'll giving the Of real estate and residents
that he has on hand large assortment of Lumber OF all
kird which he Offers for sale Oh the most advantaSeous
terms aud is well aware he can compete with other deal
ers the City, prices and quality and particularly IN
vtes ali persons give him call and examine his stock
n,oviou. ~ purchasing i24
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
Second Board.
PASSENGERS TO ARRIVED

PASSENGERS TO ARRIVED
In &c brig Aadtson nom Sdrannah for FYort-bir Low
and lady, Dir Fox and lady, Mr Wall and lady, DIR
euiyan lady and children, Mr. Hale and lady. Mr.
Green and lady, Mrs Gumartin Miss Belcher, Miss Car
din Miss Sullivan. Miss Wilcox. Mescrs Knight and
Wilcox.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
MEDICINES
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDS cos c u Z !. y L -
AMERICAN PANACEA.
THIS Medicine compounded s9leiy from Tesetaois NJ.

.-r ,,ai,,s -rosad saleIy from, -egetaoie msi-
rer free frorn sfaiie-zt0r, ard " aTraaed Z &C
ingredients detrimental 20 eeaith was csco,e ~ Srea
wear si-ce by IL nsvi:aai sorely afflicted win
TED sCROFULA and who has eesn under the uea .e. ~
OF the mos; eminent PHYSICIANS IN inc Oia'e ~,
eight wears without the least apparent nope Oh
70 health and was By them pronounced lca.aoe' Du'
.ar taking the above named medicine :or i've Teeks "s
restored 20 per1c: health. Ts2t riedic.Te Gas oee
With unprecedented and las never t!eG ~ y
instance (rheT taken accordance with dlrectiot 20 e.
fec, pe.:ec cure Of hc following diseases 20 VIZ
RHEUM SCRoFULA. ULCERATED ScHof l - "a. : = =
YER SORES, BRONCHITIS, KlSGS EY IL. TINS I:L ELp
INFLAAIAAToRf AND CHROME hiiEH I,@]c u y Li,,,I
PILES ERySIPELAS, BtLES. SCUENf, CHkoS.S
SORE EYES, BLOTCuES, PINPLES oS The : AZ
SCALD HEAD AND ALL CUTANECIS DISEASES
OR PAINS or ULCERS ARISING FROM AN lNJo-
DTCI0US USE OF MERCURY oR N INF
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy OF his medicine
has been tested in al the diseases above enumerated au
is effects are truly astonishing Only one TAME spoonful
10 be taken Cby adult) each Eofllns oe'oEc eAiis
which rs,,slv produces tonic Eject, while On IGs ca>es
II also .cs as gentle catharc, increasing the spfeti'e
and general heath OF tie Taie:i causing 81 -sslseu
sores 20 discharge protuSe! aHd producing ~; s
,ua, Alternative OF the whole system. PnfHs A'' ioN
cling a perfect action Of the blood ~
Persons, should ref-ain fsoi ;he use Of al
stimulating drinks or highly .edscael icod. '1' 49,
Obtained g. wholesale OF THUS u. iNLh: W.
General Asen. 20 Ptnestree;, opposite tie Custom House.
Scr-Yo-L; and 10 A.or Heuse no. s+3 and Broad
wav; co-pe: Eradway aad Cha!eers-s No - sTohis''
No IA Wes:st: Nos. 81 and $50 BoNery No 50 u'oi-
s.; S, e27 and 2i6 HUDSON ard es Hammond street, c-r
Hudson: No 500 Grand streets No l57 and Us Greenwich
street; No and - Cherrstrcet; No lbs "aiAers'
No 3s Nos 35l 4a Pearl.;-eet; No.
ia Canal-.iTset.
Brooklyn. j. W Smith c--,lcr Of Fulton ard Cranberry
streets ard VIZ Blasrove SQu.s Buildings, corner VII
low and .an;c-reeis. and by III the principal druggists
in the United States.
Dr. g. Lockroyv No 81 Beave.-St. Clinton buildings,
General Wholesale ard Retail Aeeu; for Albany.
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