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fNHRIsTIE,s GALVANIC RINGS

GIALVANIC RINGS
u AND MAGNETIC FI.UiD.
This remarkable discovery comprises an eru!cl,
safe agd novel application OF the mysterious power o.
Galvanism, remedial agent. Iho GALFAGiE
Kings, in connection with the MAGNEIlC FLUID,
have been used with entire 10 al cases of
RHEUMATISM, acute or chronic, applying 10 the
head, face or limbs:
Govt,
Tie DolOreux,
TOOthache, Bronchitis,
Vertigo, Nervous sick Head
Ache, lndigeSti IN, Paralysis, Palsy,
Epilepsy, Fits, Cramp, Papitation Of the
Heart, Apopiexy, Stiffness Of Joints, Spinal
Complaints, LumbagO, Neuralgia, Nervous Ire
mours, Dizziness of the Head, Pains in the
Chest and Side, General Debility, Defc-
cheney of Nervous and Physi-
cal f ergy, and all
the Nervous Dis
orders.
In cases of DYSPEPSIA, which ia simply ner-
vous arrangement of the digestive organs, they have
been found equally successful. The RINGS are of
different prices, being de of all sizes, and of vari
Gus ornamental patterns, and can be by the most
delicate female without the slightest inconvenience.
THE GALVANIC BELTS, BANDS,
BRACELETS, sc.
Are notifications of the invention, and are RECON-
mended in more chronic cases of disease, where the
Rings do possess sufficient intensity or power
They are adapted to the waist, arms, wrists, ANGLES,
chest or any part the body with perfect ease Any
Galvanc power that is required may thus be obtained
and complaint which the mysterious agent OF Cal
vansn can tnect, will fail to be permanently reliev
cd
CHRGSTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
Is used in connection with the Rings and their modi-
fcatiOns This composition has been pronounced by
French Chemists to be one Of the most valuable dis
cOveres of modern science. 1t is believed to possess
the remarkable power of rendering the nerves sensi
tive to Gavanie action by this means causing con-
centTaton of the influence the seat of disease, and
thus giving rapid and permanent relief.
CHRISTIE'S GALvANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTER.
These articles form an important addition to the
Galvsnc Rings, acting upon the same principle, but
having the advantage of more local application. As
an etectual means for strengthening the system when
debiitated by disease other causes certain aid
III constitutional weakness; as preventive for colds,
and in all affections Of the chest generally, the GAL
vAEIc STRENGTHENING PLASTER will be found Of
great and permanent advantage.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02

EHLANh BOOK MANUEACTORY.
ND Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books,
Invoice Books, Letter Books, Bank Books, Memo
randum Books, Sc, full and half bound, of every
variety of size and pattern, hand or made to or
der with promptness, i'll the most substantial manner,
OF the best materials, warranted to give satisfaction
CHECKS on the Banks of Baltimore.
Notes and Drafts; Bills of Ladng; Rail Road Re-
ceips; Stamps; School Books of every description;
Miscellaneous Books in great varety-with general
assortment of STATIONERY. Purchasers are re
specially invited to examine the stot k, all of which
will be sold moderate TERMS wholesale and retail
JOSEPH N. LEWIS,
la3 No 276 Baltimore. st.
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HHEWlNG TOBACCO AT rs CENTS
" PER POUND. A large lot of this superior To-
bacc0, which has given such great satisfaction to al
who have tried it, has just been received and is nov
on sale by H. F. kBRNER
fe25 No, 1874 Lexington Market SPACE.
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NEUROLOGICAL BOOKS. The PULPIT
u CYCLOPEDIA, containing three hundred and
sixty Skeletons and Sketches sf Sermons and eighty
two ESSAYS on Theological Leaning, Biblical Studies
The Duties Of Ministers, and the Composition and
Delivery of Sermons
DOCUMENTARY ON THE APOCALYPSE, nv
Moses Stuart, Professor of Sacred Literature in the
Theological Seminary at Andover Mass. 3 vols syo
THE HISTORY of the Church of Christ by the
Rev. Joseph Miner, A. M
NOTES ON THE FOUR GOSPELS, with pre,i.
minary dissertations, by Geo. Campbell, D. ID.
THE WORKS of the Right Rev. Father in God
Jos. Butler, d. q. H., late Lord Bishop of Durham
MCKNIGHT on the Rpises, vol. 8 vo.
DODDRlDGE'S Family Exposition, vol. 9vo.
TOWNSEND'S Arrangement of the Old and New
Testament, arranged in the order in which they were
written, vols.
HETHERINGTON'S History of the Church of
Scotland.
BLAIR'S SERMONS, in one volume.
NEWTON'S Life and Letters, vol.
BARNES Notes on Isaiah, 3 vols.
do nearly all the Books of New Test't
NEANDER'S CHURCH HISTORY.
D'AUBIGNE'S History of the Reformation in one
o three volumes.
The WORKS OF Rev. ROBERT LEIGHTON
Archbishop OF Glasgow.
o. The above, together with many Others for sale
at cost, in order to close our miscellaneous stock
with view to engage exclusively in the School Book
and Stationary business.
PARSONS & KURTZ
fe25-eo4t No. Isl Pratt-st next to Railroad Denot
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NALVANIC RINGsi GALVANIC RINGS!
" For the genuine article, call on G. d. CLARK,
who has them for sale by the single ring, dozen,
gross, warranted the best quality, at his Jewelry
Store. Water street, ID door from Calvert. e2S
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je3O-eotf Corner of z. Baltimore and Higi-sts.
n tO-PA NOTICE. We have
a this day associated with us in business Mr.. MI
CHAEL NJ YEAKLE. The business will in future
he conducted under the firm of SALMON, SMALL
& YEAKLE, at the stand occupied by the late iirm,
No. 22I BALTIMORE STREET.
SALMON 81 SMALL.
Baltimore, Feb 10th, 1916. fec eo2w
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A. REAr ATTRA CTION AT HARRIsON,S,
~ No NnDTu lu,p EErr Do,, s,n,,nx ~, -

A. REAR ATTRACTION AT HARRISON'S,
VIZ No. ! NORTH STREET, Pate rnOster Row.
BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS:
The Queen of Denmark, Historical Novel, edi
ted by Mrs Gore, quite Hew-Harper's Library, No
72-just published and for sale ut HarrisOR's, No.
Jarvis Buildings, North st. Price Csc; Littell's LY-
ing Age, No 81, l2!c; Ann Melbourne, or the Return
to Virtue, l2c; Edward ClavGrng, the Fatal Mar
riage, lac: The Mother, by I. 5. Arthur, 25e Ar
thurs Magazine for M4rch-Emhbelis hmenls: l..
Love and Glory, splendid plate; .. The Tax Gath
er, rich; 3. Alice; t. Owen, very superior
N b. General Morris new paper, The National
Press, and The Island City, paper, published in
New York. The New York Weekly Herald will be
received this afternoon at O'Clock. fel8
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HDUTTER. 300 kegs OF fresh GLADES BUT
ND TER, part fit for family use. For sale by
r... s. CLAYTON Il SONS,
fell l62 Lombard street.
NJ I'D GLOVES. Mrs. MCPHERSON. No. SO
IN N. Howard street, has received large assort-
inent of Kid Gloves. at only 3l4 cts. fe25
A CARD TO THE LADIES. Mrs. NICK
IN ERSON, will leave here in few days fer Phi
ladelpha and New York. and would be pleased to
receive 0rd-rsf or articles in her line, at
fe28 No. SO N. HOWARD STREET,
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upROCCHJERI WATER. Just received
ID another supply of this celebrated Water. For
sale by JOHN NJ. LAROQUE,
Chemist & Druggist,
Sole Agent for Baltimore, Md.
The public are respectfully informed that the fol-
lowing named persons are The only recognized agents
for the sale of the genuine Broccher Water in their
respective cities, viz:
DR.. PIcAULT-MOnreal, Canada.
NJ. TlrFAIEE & Co.-Bufialo, n. Y.
JOHN M. LARoQUE-Batmore, Md. .
WILSON STARBIRD SMITH-Louispille, Ky.
M. LAvENERE--Ph New Orleans
J. MLHAU-New York, General Agent for United
States OF America and West Indies. fels.3aw2w
dtHL<Ms INssG TOOTH POWDER. This is
va most excellent article for cleansing and when-
ing the teeth healing spongy aud diseased gums, and
purifying the breath. Try bOT-it need! no other
recommendation. Price % cents.
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BINAkm WANTED. The subscriber wuuId be
n pleased to rent n Farm within a short distance
u he city, and for which fair rent will be given
ADDRESS, with particulars, Box Me- 2V7 Post Office.
600
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HNGG BOILERS. fresh supply of beautiful
u ly finished BLOCK TIN EGG BOILERS-alsO
EGG SPOONS, EGG LADIES, EGG WHIPS, Sc,
with variety Of apparatus for Cooking Eggs in the
most approved manner. FISH KETTLES for sale
low at the Furnishing Warehouse No. 10 N. Charles
street, opposite the Union Bank.
fa0S-lw II. C., WETMORE & co.
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NO, ~ NtCOnU street,
Nss& ALSO FOR SALE, Several other FARMS
sasss in different locations worthy the attention Of
<ssk% purchasers. fel3
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! ,&sa FOR RENT. The upper par, OF House
EiiFs No. 243 BALTIMORE STREET. Inquire
S-slIA-On the pTeali.ts. fel5-tf
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NOLD AND SILVER SPECTA Giles,
w TO suit all ages. Also, fine Cameo Breastpins,
Bracelets Ear Rings, Silver Combs, Gold Pencil
Cases, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Gold Guard Keys,
received this day and for sale at
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S Jewery Store,
fe28 Water-st End door from Calvert.
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y w. WEAVER, Successor to Jacob Wen.
~ ver0 UNDERThKER, No. 20 s. sHARP-si
opposite the Church. nIs6,g
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w A N rs .

RW AhFED --YOung Ladies to learn me DitLoe
w MAKING business. Apply TO Mrs. BROWNE,
No az hENtNGT0N-ST., between charles & Lib
1Ey streets, f,2O Inns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

BAtrtN trrY TO wiz.
Ne memte 3D. that on Tine % day NJ January 1885 before me-
h' sutfcrtc Justice NJ he P1rr u fnI f1r the
cry ai'ead pconay appeared Bsnrtst Green and made
"' On No" Holy Evanscy OF Almighty God, that matters and
h't' fet form ~ e above 7uoed ceGltr us Ind e a.
''''e' Sworn before JiSFE CLOUD, J. r.
this publication should rye OF any onr who In Che TO-
dscrct0u and rprie1cs youth uI IN brought
gn hu any or tho evil alluded above s Yrrnch
Doctor oilers hs services p,d h7aoaIs .rey
Tie believes nat be- has e N rm1dynr their s1nsrnrs
and NJ Obtaining Tor Them permanent cure, no ehars nc
qu,r,I.
" Remember, br uuEr or 90. French Medical House 10
south tci'cs 20 street two trees before The house
Advice d1iy from o b. m 90 10 y. co.
Bal. more sept 6. 1916. ~
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW Ann DESIRABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

M oi the members Coz eeTn st n non, New Yotl
- lssiuaS whcte be has bsn ab1u dls ting
~ hN'sl aid most @-honaLc styles of Fancy pott.
cd ms S9son and purchased Vcry low rates wi IA money al a
N'f'ous kindS or sapa ARTICLES or than they han. cen
o. ms ala patt Of which enumerated below
nlS"tahie fad'V'ls aud w,ol. entnsy new
tahoiha and san sik PLAID.
ihto"dsnd swi-s Robes Dr,--s. vh,, ,,J Il, ,o,,.
L"1m'cAei and necdl, wofk Il,
49,, Nv 0s'r''i 'a.hincic Robes aud French M.fno
s, cashmere and nonsiins, pnntd AMI shascd
se"eh DO, in great variety nd eb.,n
"a 81 bliek fancy cord and thhi AIpara,
hash ,,'iird ek ant blue bk slk. and Ratibs
10 Htmh 1to Dc swiss fancy cold sim.
IcaNy BLACK Saiin foe MantiIa as and V,.t no
ma AMI ianey cold His nd wor.ied F.ngs. MASON. L.
elmp'' all width. ani Cords
En- s s Soens, cap an iph.n satin AMI RibanI
n,en oAlh,nere Turkert. Tibet snI Net saawi.
nhnsln'' Mammoth Lady feci anil Lyon. do
fad woolcn shaded =, =.
lenss 'ih aud velvet Neck Ties and C,ayat, ~
U "ss ana 'ahcoes In gteat variety ana rb,,p
IaJ,ss IN sas - ana nancy cord farlst,n nusbn,
y. nav s''A' nn'hSwool 1hbct and Alpaca 20
oN,'n mixed brown AMI white cotton do
,u"r 'ut' hd afdnr; net Gloves and Mir.
"a. ,os and gents 1htet aud n. Iun.,. 20 .,,,.,.
lI'ek AMI white Brusl, We Is andbn an ~ ""e' WIS
So NC aiu s'dc Comb: euaduaied Bu,t,n. an, IL, .,,
pm M, 60 po~n & rI-, and invisible Green sh,
surct ami r,,,'r ' 20 ar aSd nbbed Gas
To blue bk rrern 81 ~, do ftom 10 I2s
~ oyaN't ani " son Cloths vesy ,be,,
me-, aan tanbow H,ins and Gaia riunis
sue steel m sci, god do and brown k.,,n.,, -,
N''.h rann' IT, iina aud low priced b,ta
", "'aey MaeAtaw and twii ed and duHI nl,nt.,
-, 80 I''s~ SOCK 81 earae Wooens Cor ..,yan,.' -,
~ ~ nav ever mod at any former s,ason-an,on ~,
os OoId nom ct Of pa't, pee Of Car,,i w az
'"sI'' al Neiy low price 90 Saea s ""'" az"
,EA ms never A. any fotmeT sea on .,, NJ.
never rs cheap all cntr,Iy nr~ and ,,,,,,S, ~ Hi
wy h'"s inponcs or made our ,,va eaun,,,
''htNllNE, BaEEDEN A
No sl9 HroadS Street sI,,..
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~ vi ItF''-IldNins ny atdChHleht, ScINtN
upoa stephen Duva and Fenda Gudu prohibited them
paying following negotiable Notes drawn BY Duva Bro
endorsed by stephen Duya and payable Bena
Churchh the late Of buva Church
hill a is public from any
trading said dated 9th June, lsi6
by Duya BoisS 20 and endorsed by Stephen Duva
ofsame date, daWn the
parcs endorsed Stephen Duva aud for about $1,000
payable and ~ months from 9th Iune,
1896. WIN ANDERSON il,
Richmond. Va
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UPHOLSTERING
ROBERT NOTT

Mouse sign Painter aud GlRzior
Nsrf EIshssrs Razk. Irrtrta,
received further supply Paints
Painters brushes blenders
and Amencan window
3oI96 inches all Of which be desrOu up
most
n. IA supply s~lp PAiu.
n~tof m I'M for TIN or shnslst Roof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
GALLAGHER & OLDNER,

U
HAVE in store, and for sale on reasonable
Il terms Of all kinds Foreign and Domes
tic Wines Liquors wholesale and retail They have at AL
and 20 gall demohns and runleis and
put up good order any quantity that be wanted
Keepers the country and persons wanting
good would do well them call be
purchasing assured that Liquor they
ssu " prove be a genuine article. el2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
JULES HAuEL's Depot,


And by my Agents, l. Giner, Duyal Purcell DuVal
Duauesne Main street, Zaehrson, Dornn McOneer, Broad
street. chs Corning Bragg Thomas Co. Petersburg
and n Druggists through the Union. 20
lJ- Premiums awarded the Franklin Institute.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
boots. Shoes. HafS- Cams 40

'kNHE subscriber begs leave to call the atten
l'on Of Country Merchants Of Boots Shoes
ua's Caps &c which comprises general assortment 10
sales all OF which he assures them be at a very small
adFane on the cost As his determination 10 sell buycrs " m
ELSEWHERE. urn,u ,,yEpS '"''b
"a,
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY

* ALA PLAID LlNSElS. ; cases Gala Plat
~ Linscys and beautiful patictss!nr sale vey
Sc % HAYES VAN nEuRSEN WARDS
WIZ BB, BACON II co. offer Tor sale
w sUGARs-So HID. ~ Crcit
los hhds Porto Rico
100 ID New Orleans
~ boxes Lost
Is bbls Crushed aud Pulvrused
~ u'rces and 20 half do New oroNn. Cau6ed
IS boxes Havauna
MoLAssES-eO hhis Porto Rico
20 hhts and II ucrees TRINIDAD
"a hhis Csricnas
COFFEE-tOO bags Rto
500 baes Iagusyra
res bars Java
CANDLFS-SS boxes Sperm
10 hotcsStranc
81 boxes Iluus patent Tstow
80 borrs Tarcw
CASTLE, Brown AMI shlvins soap
7On kegs Cnt Ns'k and BTads
TN, Ris,cTrd steel
Hoop Iron
20 tons Nova Scotia Gund Stone,
1900 SIDE sole Leather
Harness aud Upper Leather
: ha'-s Shoe Thread
90 packages Gun Powder Tea
Black Tea
10 bbs Sperm Lamp OIL
~ bhls Tanners OIL
zoo utrecs Thomasinn Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Nets Of wooiwarc
-
SO bhs CIDER Vinegar
- hhds Bacon sides
Is hhds do Shoulders
900 bbs y. &. cut ucuHss
100 bbls Famly Roe do
IS bbls Shad
Ens,n-Iar
Sputs Iurpenune
Letter Whiting and warming Paper An o.
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MORRIs RORINsoN, Pr.idrnt

SANurL lASSAV, Secretary
The subscriber Agent the Company is ppared In
receive applications fot Life any OF the period.
mined viz for for life; any sum not
exceeding $40 900 life The Insurance Tor All
OF the intermediate noted advert
wei as all other information desiring To effect
Insurance will also De made application I'M. ann
tages offered by this Company believed equal NOT
superior to those offered BY any the a. OF Great
Britain. "a n cu Aru,,pv
Physician the soeiety-the Family Physician OF the party
whose lie is be insured az 2ILIs
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]. Ii. EUSTACE u son

ID ESPECTFULLl solicit the merchants of
trading passing through Richmond
OF Drugs Medicines Pants and Dye stubs They
prepared such Inducements, think
conhae their dealings their place.
Ginseng and FaIsed exchange goods
highest market price.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
mo THELADIESI IN PARTICULAR.-My

Il DEPuAToRY POWDER has teen found highly bcuedcal
lad have been afflicted with superb
principally when confined To the
ace giving whole features.
When and according the dUeclions twill
addition toilet sharp
instrument entirely avoided
amer ts application.
THIS nabe, ant warranted 10 supeTOus
Amer trials have received certificates
which be contested
For sale, wholesale and retail,
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RLACK IRON POLISH, for Iron

f@'''Hes' Ne Se-ihs aftcle produces Iron
"es AMI a Kinds Of Iron work beautiful polish re
curing no more labor than the application ordinary
ii Ne'y Durable add effected by exposures ecualy
protecting the Iron from the action OF weather For by
DUVAI. A. PURCELL.
Druggists, Main Sheet
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...i,,,,r., Jewelers. and 'demagogues' as Black

.ag,s,ors.' Jewelers. and 'demagogues as BLACK
.tone have no, failed to perceive and declare It
The Express does Us the honor to say
r,,bsr such reasoning this, then. the part OF
,h, n Gns pre,ence or ignorance We do not believe
- =, nreence The man knows better. He has evident
10 marked outfor hlmsefthe Of the demagogue,
and be parsues IL with unremtng snd unHasging per
tipacty We wish him Joy Of occupation conseniA to
Loco Yoco but unnatural and sbomrable In the garo
OF Wing"
Demagogpes, if our reading has not misled u.s.
are brave &c seek and side with majori,ies-to Hat
ter popular prejudices-to profess great reliance Oh
the wisdom and virtue ofthePeope-,o go for Our
Country, Right or Wrong throw up their caps
for Wars, once commenced, however wrongfully-
and TO shout the praises of old truths Instead OF aid
ing to indicate those which are upheld bI. by the
few and the feeble and secuted by the many and
the powerful. A dernagogue Editor is very likely
to 90 it strong for whatever pleases those who take
daily papers and insert Advertisements-and these,
alas love not to hear of Radical Reforms. II we
can say what we think ought TO be said, must be
said with respect to Land Tenures at cost OF only
. Eve hundred subscribers, we shall think we have
come of very cheaply, and thank the uncommon lib
eyality of our patrons-But enough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27
Business Notices.
NEW YORK. June 90. !


DEAR Doctor: Allow me 10 add my testimony &c tie
stteststions already received by you regard
ing the superior exceency of your invaluable Medt.
cine, viz: Docroa TAYLoRs BALsAM OF LwKRwoRr
37J BowxRY, for curing CoHSUMPrIoN, AsTHM, end
LIVER COMPLAINT Sc. Sir-l taken In October
last with raising blood In large quantities preceded by
cold hoarseness and hacking cough. have had several
attacks since becoming very weak In December wss
not expected TO live scarcely from nigh, to morning.
indeed my friends. physicians and ALL gave me up as
past friend who had often witnessed the won.
dsrful cures of your celebrated remedy knowing 1t to
be purely vegetable composition and could do me no
harm Insisted my giving It fair trial. being confident
1t would relieve, ift did not me- Since then sir
have taken three bottles and am nearly we'll
gaining strength daily and attending to my business.
gradually improving in weight and aesh. | attribute
this happy change solely the curative qualities OF your
BALsAM or LIvERwoRr, most sincerely recommending
this invaluable preparation TO all persons similarly az
fected, and say, take 1t steadily without ntermssion
until entirely cured. remain yours truly.
q. c. LEWIS No. IS Bowery.
P.S Be careful OF counterfe;s. See DR.. Leedss sig.
nature urayper Of each bottle Buy only at 375
Bowery.
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rh. Cb.rokees and the President.

We learn from the Cherokee Advocate that the
late Message of President Polk proposing division
of the territory and the extension of the criminal
laws Of The United States over the Cherokees has
nroduced much feeling among nearly ali the people,
and that the excitement would be much greater on
IL that they cannot believe the people Of the United
States will sanction measure Of such highhanded
Injustice
Although il has been the practice of this Govern
ueut 10 break faith with the Indian Tribes when
ever its supposed interest has seemed 10 require
such an outrage yet does seem that the CneroSees
have been afflicted with their full share OF parental
care on the part of the United States. Ii Is only
abou; fifteen years since these people Were driven
a, the point of the bayonet from their possessions
and the graves of their fathers, in the State OF
Georgia and it ia now proposed 10 make another
onslaught upon them. We find in the last Advocate
the following address from the Acting Chief, Mr.,
Lowrey. 10 the people ofthis Country, and commend
il TO the careful perussl of all who would see justice
prevail
To he Christian Community Of ne United States
BELOVED FRIENDS: ! should not take the liberty Of
coming before yoa with any Of my dtresses we're II not
for that bro,hey love which unies the hearts OF children
OF Cod in every land and makes their duty TO know
and each Others bur,hens Many Of you presume
hsv sIrasdv ,vps.hized with the Cherokees and shared
5a,- nth ,hair affections would not therefore, call
-. o1.an,Io,a ns,, events, fsrthsr than shall be
on sos ~ rso-s.sn, op- nressnt distressed coalition
ne. cs1 I rs,rossn, this bur in mart
Eron, time nmemoral the Cherokees were peculiarly
snnv in each other and in their OWE Chiefs and govern
rnent Al length United States Government display
Cd special kindness in erecting mills, and sn!th-shops
and In furnishing us with implements for domestic and
agricultural employmsuts, and especially in encouraging
and assisting missionaries in usructing and chill
rer not onIy in literature but in the great doctrines
ifio We wished 10 follow the advice and example of
,b i,n;sa states As far as we consistently could and
thsrsf,,rs atopted republican form OF Government In
which the msjority ruled and al people the
turn OF stated periods assembled elect their officers
rnder this government they lived happily for number of
wears AZ length however By circumstances entirely
bevond control, divisions excited among them.
and the kindest ties Of friendship broken: so
that brother against brother son against IA
her and friend against friend. The Nation. however,
chung and still clngs, TO its Republican government
but the divisions introduced number Of years ago still
continue 10 exist and the minority dissent from the govern
ent formed by large majority Of the people and decline
Submission 10 the rulers they have elected DO
lion this 10 wound the feelings nure the character OF