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WADE w. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FIRST Doc bo0e ns Guy Hsta,
OFFERS for sale
~ zoo bags RIO and Lagusyra Coffee
100 do 81 Domingo do
100 do Java and Manila DO
30 hhds P. Rico and y. Orleans Sugars
5 co Cuba Clarified do
go bbs n. Orleans do
20 boxes W. l. w. Loaf do
S do Mol do DO
S do Pufveri,ed do
20 hhds Moasses
90 bbs n. o. Moasse.
10 tons TIejegar Iron, assorted sizes
I do Blis,ered Steel
l do German DO
goo kegs Nails
100 sd,s sOe Leather
100 boIes soap
so do Sperm and Tanow Candles
100 reams wrapping Paper
so co Cap and Letter Paper
; Ceroons Indigo
30 PaekagesG G. P. and Iup1Tea
S do Bhsk do
so kegs Powder
10 kegs bar Lead
S ueres Rice
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns Manchester and other factories
5000 lbs. DO seine Irvine, Nos l6 andSO
10000 les Weston sides do
100 Dbl, n. c. Cut Herring.
. P~unebeons superior Old Java Rum
10 bbs n. E. do
. pipes sup. Holland Gin
. half pipes sup. Old Brandy, J Tennessee
. do do do DO, o., Dupuy 4 Co.
or do DO do, DO
10 bbis Imitation do
3 do sup. Old Peach do
10 do DO do APPLE do, , yeapod
30 DO RiehGTesons No. l Whskey
so do Tu-caIooa 90
IS DO AobobEahela Rye Spirits
100 do Cincinnati Reetihed whishey
5 hbds DO
PIPE. old l. P. NJ Wine
! pipe choice 90 DO
! do do DO
10 or pipes s. ~. do
S 90 Bro shenydo
/ pipe O. l.. Port do
I or pipes pure Juice do
10 bhs Sweet Malaga DO
20 ha'ksts Champagne, Anchor and other brands
DemDOnIs spanish Segars Mustard
Starch, Coppeas Alum, Alspiee
Pepper Ginger, Lamp OH. Lard, and Shoe Thread
With = small lot Of n. Burnjey's sup. Family Flour-aI
Of which will be sod al the lowest prices, for cash, or 10 punetua
customers on the usual time. SEE
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TO THE

RIA VII nrE RIDnAnU
D1hlluuOuE LUOh III i,
No.15E +. Pratt Street, near the bridge.
UNDER THE sKILFUL CHARGE OF
ND
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DRESENTS To the afl ,cted tho no.,,.
r.medt,, and .oes,on. .Ho mo- certain
chronic aaeeuon. 10 h. ,onnsi i'm M 80, :. - n
THIS IySTITUTYo~ III
having for the many wear, Of IN, .s.hn.nns.,
under the direction of ,slo,I "a -. IN nnsmofe' oeen
upon public confidence which n q o,ls, - -. ~ He cam
eight yeau experience could addue, \ 80. -, .nepa"
600 cases thai have heen cured ,h,,,.h uon u
CURE wARR ANTED OU Nm err M wv
In from IL TO IS hours i'm mild fom.. ,,S an. -,
cases speedily restored 10 eonsi,u,ion,, .on,da".. 1.
the best par OF his life to the study of,hi. hr,nen ~ "a, :, ~
DR.. Harris blends praeueaI oh.pry,,ioo 80 ...,tS
and assures the. Unfortunate az ,kINI aLd - 1870 sIo- - ~
out eragEention, or extorsion i'm eharge.
MARK rIIIsi
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For Coach Makers
.OTlCk.-Haying by a%llachmonl. sotred

NOTlCE.-Having by attachment, served
IL upoa Stephen Duvai and Fendtu Gtmo. prohibited them
from payiuf thc following neFotatie Notes, drawn by nuvaL Bro
ihofs a Go, ani endorsed BY stepfen puyul and payabio 10 Benja
min ChurchhHL Tor he interest IN TIE late concern d DuvaL. Church
MI a Go the 10 10 caution the public rom receiving or IN any
manner trading iof aid notes list note, daed Oh June, 1916.
drawn BY Duvai. Bfotbers 4 Co and endowed by stephen Duvsl
81 4 MOS, ff t10os ~. two other notes ofame date, dawn By us
sane parties, and en- iofscd ~ Stephen DuvaL and bt about $1,000
each. onr payable % 2 mos. and the othef ~ mrnis from 9th June.
1895. WA. ANDERSON, Jr,
Aor e. tsm-u Redmond Va
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WINES.
1S CASES CLARET
~ 90 ar pipesf do
90 DO do Port
10 do Superior do. For sale By
j. 40 DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
RACON.-IO Hhds. Sides, just received and
Ju - GORDON 4 SKINNER.
DoRTO RICO MOLAsSEs-lO hhds prime
Il suAHy-fOr sale BY p.vpspopr ALLEN IN
Oh BARRELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
auS woRTHAM, McGRUDER d co.
VANILLA FAN for navorIng Zee Cream,
v received and for ae BY
10 3o-am J. BUsrACE n BON.
1nnn LIS. COPPBRhB
eDUUU 1900 Ts. ALUM
20 bbiz LOCKWOOD
10 bores ErARCH.
Receiving and for sale At low rates, BY
Ju ~ p JOHNSTON, Druggist
"oOLsEYs SUGAR, ! bores
w Baltimore WHISKY, hhds
soisr and Winter Bieaehsd OIL
Jaekson's Mould Candies
Ju ~ OAvENPoRT, ALLEN a co.
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FALL OF HAT.
inches hisb-7.1s Ycoman-t Bell ~ sdss !
~ front and rsar-t curve.
Tp-t oval, ! curve, rs CONVEX
Bhm-a inches riis iron, and rear, and 4 "a 10 a. sides, snail
edge curt slightly rolled AZ sides
Bst--3 ~ sioped, 4 4 9 lnchos cuvcd.
Bandtue-iaie wide, ntn snd ,tn Striped
Btudfns@A ineh vids. hns hsbsA satin edfsd.
No. N vain street.
J. o. Hcovrs respectfully announces 70 ne gentlemen Of Rich
moad and viclniy nat havisE msds Arrangements win Menu
peebs 4 Cesar Of Broadway, n. Y. he WIN introduces he shoys
bat simultaneously win them, IN nis city on uhs son lna
% Rehmond, sugus, i7h, Iste. .f
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VDER vINEGAR-9obbs ag --i.by
juW DAVENPORT, ALLEN a 90.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

.4rresi aud Recovery Of Stolen Goods. On
Saturday afternoon officers Zel and Cook, of
the firm of Zell, Rdgely and Cook, arrested a
man named Albion Floyd, on the charge of
several robberies at Washington quite recently.
A woman, calling herself Mrs. Clarke, who
had Just arrived from Washington in the cars
on that morning, was also arrested. 1t appears
that Lieut.. B. ID. Porter, of the u. s. Navy,
had his room at the United States Hotel, Wash
inrton, robbed about the 4th of this month of
a number Of valuable articles, consisting of
breastpns, finger rings, &c, aud boarder at
Fuler's Hotel had also a gold watch and a
large amount of jcweiry stolen about the same
time. Information was sent to the above Off
GERS, who arrested these parties as being cogni-
zant of the robbery. Immediately after the
arrest, message was sent to Washington by
the Telegraph, for Lieut.. Porter and those
who had lost articles, to come on, and see if
they could identify the articles which were
found upon Floyd, which they accordingly did,
and arrived here on Saturday morning. Yes
terday morning an examination was had be-
fore Justice Walton Gray, and which resulted
in Floyd being committed To await the reqnisl-
ton of the authorities of Washington, and in
the discharge Of the woman, Mrs. Clarke,
there being no evidence to associate her with
the robberies. Lieut.. Porter and Others fully
identified a greater potion of the property re-
covered as being theirs, and its being found IN
the possession Of Floyd, leaves but little doubt
of his being the robber. The officers deserve
much credit for their promptness and success
in arresting this party, and recovering the pro-
perty.
Ready for operation. We learn that all the
necessary arrangements have been made, pre-
paratory to the use Of Rogers & Blacks Soma
phoric Signals, from the Observatory on Fede-
raj Hill to the Bodkn and North Point Light
Houses, and that they will be ready for opera
ton during the present week. 1t is expected
by this means, that vessels coming up the bay,
bound to Baltimore, will be egraphed, and
the fact known TO our merchants many hours
before they are known under the present sys-
TEN, which will be great desideratum and adj
vantage to business men. This will also afford
the inventors a practical test of the utility of
their invention.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

SrocKs IN New YORK, The Express of
Friday evening says: "The Stock Market con-
tinues to be affected by the Oregon agitation
and by the news from Mexico, with whom, it
is now feared, the United States may become
embroiled. The prolonged and angry debates
in Congress produce great mischief, for they
render the settlement of the Oregon negota-
tions more difficult
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

AFFAIRS IN Mexico. A letter in the New
York Express, dated Mexico, Dec. 4th, says:
awe are momentarily waiting revolution,
which WILL take place before tomorrow or
next day. Gen. Paroles is at the head" 1t
will be complete overthrow, it is said, of the
present Government. Gen. Patedes will de-
mand three thngs;-frst, that war shall be de-
clared against the United States second, that
new constitution shall be formed; and third,
that the government shall be put in the hands
Of three individuals.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

Sellers PolNT. We called attention in
our paper of Saturday last, to the proprcty of
examining Hawkins Point, with the view to
ascertain whether it would not be q more eli
gibe location for a fertilization than Sellers
Point, or Flats. Subsequent to our publlca-
ton gentleman submitted to our inspection
plat of the river, from which we are convinced
that Sellers Point would be the most advan-
tageous location, inasmuch as battery from
that Point would prevent access by an enemy
through Bear Creek, and compel him to land
at North Point. A fortress at Sellers Point
would command the channel equally with one
at Hawkins Point; and if it be designed to
erect but one fortress the former place should
be selected, though we think that it would at-
ford much additional protection to have bat
terry also erected at the latter. If we are 20
have a war with England, no means of secur-
ty should be neglected-and, as the battery at
Hawkins Point could be erected at very tri-
fling expense, we hope that it will be DONE
With a strong fortress at Sellers Point, bat
terry at Haw kins Point, and Fort Mcllenry,
we think that Baltimore could bid defiance TO
John Bull, or any other enemy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12
a9ALTIMORE AND NEW YORK
- GREAT PERIODICAL DEPOT

This day Published aud for sale by
TAYLOR, WILDE CO.
Living Age, No. 81, the best magazine published, l2t
Skinners farmers Library for Jan. IS year.
The Musical World, No. 5, as
The Library of Sacred Music, IS
A Picture of New York, with numerous engrav-
ngs, designed as guide to sirangers-cloth, IS
Williams Statistical Companion and Pictorial
Almanac, l646-cIoth, rs
do do do paper cover, so
popular Treatise on the Teeth, by the ceebrat-
ed DR.. Robert Arthur-cloth, 50
do do do paper cover, 90
Art Mcguire, Temperance Tale, by VIM. Carrie
ton, author of Tracts and Stories of the Irish
Peasants, 1872
The Western Continent for sale at the counter,
single coolies 6! cents; 81 year in advance.
The Weekly Herald this week is exceedn .ly rich
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
1t JaTvis's Buildings, North st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

A FRIEND TO SEAMEN A wealthy baronet,
Sir Gabriel Wood, has lately died in the city
of London, who has bequeathed the prncely
sum of ESQ, 900 10 the town Of Greenock, Scot
land, for the purpose of the erection and main
tenauce in that port, of hospital for the re-
ception Of aged disabled and infirm seamen
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

REFORM. The Constitution of Maryland
has been committed to the hands of commit
tee, consisting of one member of the House of
Delegates from each county and the city OF
Baltimore; and this, we presume, is intended
to be a substitute for State Convention, as
a memorial asking the call of Convention
has been referred TO said committee. We have
no objection to reform, let it come from what
source it may but should prefer Convention,
as being more likely to give all matters a
thorough overhauling. 1t is TO be hoped that
the committee which has been appointed will
not present patchwork amendments to the
constitution, but will produce an entire instru-
ment, so that the people may be able to fully
comprehend the whole subject upon which
they will be required to vote. If the commit
tee propose liberal constitution, which shall re-
move existing defects and introduce rigid sys-
tenn Of economy,the people will no doubt be con-
tent; for to them it can be of little consequence
whether abuses be corrected by the Legislature
or through the medium of a Convention-but
martial and imperfect legislation upon the sub
isct will disappoint public expectation and
prove unsatisfactory, To change the organic
law of the State is an important matter, and
requires to be considered with great delibera-
ton and care; and we have no doubt the CON-
mttee will give to the subject their best atten-
ton. In matter Of such vast consequence,
10 partizan feelings or considerations should
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC. ACOncert of Sacred
Music will he given in the Rev Mr.. Heners Church,
Second street, this evening, by the excellent choir
connected with the congregation. At the close Of
the concert the Rev Matthew Hale Smith, of Boston,
will deliver a lecture on Capital Punishment A
few tickets ha VIC been left at this iIice for sale.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

r7-A CONCERT AT GOVANSTOWN. A Con
cert of Vocal and Instrumental Music will be given
at the New Church, GoVanst0wn, on TUESDAY
EVENING NEXT, under the direction of Mr.. l.. w.
Mason. The proceeds of The concert 10 be devoted
to the completion Of said Church
Tickets of Admission 25 cents to be hal at the
Bookstores Of messrs. owen s. Son and /. p. Cook.
Omnbusses will start from the Court House at
O'Clock, affordng a pleasant ride by moonlight, &c
such as may wish TO attend Jalv-3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

OREGON. The number of acres of land in
Oregon, between 40 and 81 degrees and 40 mi
nutes north, is l04,640 acres. 1t wonld make
1909 800 farms, and support more than twelve
millions Of inhabitants.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

DEATH OF GEN. OyERToN. The last Red
River Republican, published at Alexandria
La, announces the death, near that place, OF
Gen. Walter II. Overton. During the memo
rable defence of New Orleans in lSl4-'I6,
Gen. o. was entrusted with the defence of
Fort St. Philip at point below. He defend
ed the position against the bombardment of
the English with signal and heroic bravery,
and his gallant conduct on the occasion is in
serted in the pages Of his country 's'history,-
He was in the 57th year of his age.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12
NEW HATS VS.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.

McssrS. Editors Of the Clipper:
13- Many are the ills and vexatons one is subject
to, who sports a shocking bad hat In oldrn times
il was conceded that "Ihe mind is the index of the
man." but now in this age of improvement and great
di cernment, let the body be the tenement for mind
of the nobest attributes Of heart ever so good and
generous how liable is the possessor TO be cut, and
passed by unnoticed if he be not decked in the trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact is now all and all to constitute the man. for
does not ethe learned pate duck to the golden god'
more in obeisance 10 what is the head than in it?
Therefore, your readers who would command smi-
ing recOgntions, and honied congratulations, should
90 10 :'kEEVIL'S,n % BALTIMORE STREET, there
purchase HAT cheap, and of quality to oer gloss
faults innamerable, if such there be, the which,
"Like richest Alchymy,
Will change TO virtue and TO worthness."
Respectfully, WILLIAM II. kEEVlL,
ial2 -eotfr Agentltor the Proprietor.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

n3- ATTENTION EAGLES. The members of
EAGLE ARTILLERY arehereby requested TO attend
special meeting Of the corps, al their Armory, on
THIS (Monday) EVENING, 18th inst. at 7! O'Clock.
Punctu attendance is requested, as business of in
portance will submitted for your Consideration.
BY order of the Captain,
1t. TH0S. w. BINTON, Sec'y
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FRomrHG EXCHANGE HCAD,Nc-Noon ooNs


Ny4IGAiLEb
Sclr Camel, Smith, Port Maria, Jana Garland s
Cunningham.
schr Star, Webster, St. Johns, N. r, S. Phillips *
Co.
steamer i. F. stockton, Lay man, Philadelphia J.
4. ShliYer.
steamer Pocahoutas, uollipgsilcad, Petersburg ard
Richmond. j, Brandt JT
SAILED &C., Barque Catharne, Phillips, Rio de Jane
iro and market; bdgs Brooklne, Pettngill, vii
mingnu, N & Sleph II C Bass, Spcights, DO; AERIAL
Hopkins, Falmouth, jam; Gen, Pinckney, Hobbs,
Charleston, schrs Caroline, Strives, Nassau, N. p.
Glendower, Reed, Barbados; Segune, Cole, New
York.
ARRIVED,
Brem. ship Ann Horstmann, I'm Bremen via Deal,
(52 days 10 the Capes) mdse, anu 81 passengers, 10
DeCkC & Gerdes.
Baque Lawrence Howcs, from Boston, and cargo
to Osborn & Whitrdge
Brig GsmOrgan, Walter from Kingston, Jam. to z,
Brig Mary, LluGrio, from Rio de Janeiro 18th Nov
(and so days to the Capes) coffee, to w. Howde &
Son.
Brig Victory, Elwel, from Fall River, ballast, to
MASTER
Schr Lurana, York, Is days from Portland, plaster
and potatoes, Kirkland, Chase s. Co.
SChr Sarah L. Merrill, Strong days from New
York, assorted cargo, 10 Rose, Merrill s. Co.
Schr Henry, Look, 6 days from Savannah, cotton,
TO C. Tiffany, VIM. Hahbershan, h. Miller, jr. Alex.
Fisher, Z. Lareba, and to order.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing. ... =
MEMORANDA
Brig David Pratt, Tarr, from Baltimore, arrived az
Portland 9TH inst; and schr Gazelle, Lewis, from 10
do 9th.
schr Margaret Ann, Hammond, hence at N. York
9th inst
Sehr ]. C. Calhoun, Babson, hence at Frankfort 4th
inst.
schr Eclipse, Thatcher, from Charlo,tetown, P. e.
J. for Baltimore, at Bass River 9th inst.
Schrs Elizabeth, Baker, heGce at Fall River Sd inst;
Imperial, Reed, and Virginia, Hail. Qatter with loss
of head of main mast) do 4th. Sailed from do 9th
schr Rochester, Rogers, for Baltimore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

YHNO TEA CHEERS. The Commits. toner's of
Public Schools for the city Of Baltimore will re
ceiVe applications for the situation of ASSISTANT
TEACHER in the Male High School up 10 the ID day
OF March next. Candidates vii be required to be
competent 10 give instruction in the Modern Ian
guages and also to assist in the Classical Mathemat
cal and English Departments of the Institution. Sal
larry, $3.50 per annum The Board of Examiners will
meet on the ID day of March next, at the Male High
School 10 test tn qualifications of the candidates
Testimonials will also be received from candidates at
distance, shelving their qualifications for the situa-
ton. BY order, J, w. TH.YARD.
jal2 1t Clerk of the Com. of Pub Schools.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

OFFICE OF FLETCHER Il co.
No. Holiday ST., BALTIC,
FENRY YOUR LUCK AT THIS OFFICE
Il see the splendid capitals we have the pleasure
of offering THIS WEEK.
MONDAY, 5000, for So
TUESDAY, $500, for 81
WEDNESDAY, $50 GOO, for 10
THURSDAY. Sl7 600, for
FRIDAY, $4,000, for
SATURDAY, 1000, for only
Packages in this last are Sl4 81 and SO 50 each, in
which orders are ne 'peCtlullv solicited,
Drawn Nus. class 2-lnwpst prize 81 are
As 81 10 II Is ~ 81 ~ "a 70 20
Apply or address your orders 10
JAMES ChErHIIER X CO.. Baltimore, Md.
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a CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC given in the
Second street (Rev Mr.. Henet's) Church, by the
Choir of said Church, on MONDAY EVENING, 18th
inst at O'Clock. Before the close of the concert,
The Rev. Matthew HALE SMITH, of Boston, will
deliver Lecture on Cdpitc! Punishment, and will
defend the punishment OF death for murder unter
four heads namely: Scripture, eypediency, The sta
tsticaI argument and the groundlessness o. Objec-
lions. Abundance 10 the Concert and Lecture IS
cens-tickes to be had at the Clipper and sun of
fees music stores, and at the Church on the evening
of performance. ja9 st
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A l. NJ A n A @.
Moons phIgea,
MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst. by Rev. Mt Healey, DAVID T4e4-
AS to Mrs MATILDA MUIR, all of this city.
On the 9th inst by Rev. Mr.. Hickey, SAMUEL H.Y
ADAMS to Miss MARY A. LoGUE, both of this CITY,
on the 9Th list by Rev. b. McJon, Wn. CvRLRr
to NJ ISIS JANE MARTIN, all Of this city.
On the 4th ut by Rev. DR.. Cole, NATHANIEL BELT
TO Miss RACHEL CHILEs, all of BALTIC. co.
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N3-OFFlCIAL DRAWING of the Md. ConsoIt-
dated Lottery. class No.2 for 1886; For the benefit
of Frederick Female Seminary.
748 81 8 l3 II Is AZ 81 AZ "a 90 90
I and AZ being the LIST and 2d drawn Nos. each $40
8 and 81, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each
10 and II, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only Of The drawn Nos. on, &c
1t EMORY, No. 2 N. Calvert-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

ng-LECTURES ON MEMORY. Prof Mills
will commence his second and last course of Lrc-
lures in Baltimore, OH MONDAY EVENING, Jan'y
l9th at O'Clock, in the Basement Room of the odd
Fellows Hall, in Gay street. Tickets S3-to be had
nj the door. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12

nOCTOR SWAYNE'S
ny COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
co " U III PTION!
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint,
Splitting Blood, difficulty of Breathing, pain in
the Side and Breast, Palptation of the Heart,
Influenza, Group, Broken Constitution,
Sore Throat Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases of the Throat, Breast
and Lungs; the most etfectu-
al and speedy cure ever
knowN;Cr any fthe
i uved.srasesis "a.
TIE GEM NE tKGPARATION.
SHdFHE'S COMPD SYRUP WILD CHERRY.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
PHGLApELPHIA, Dec. 9th, lS45.
Or. SwAYNE: Dear Sr,-I have been afflicted with
violent cough for years, attended with tickling in
The throat, geatdcby, and other dsagreeable symp-
toms, which had become quite alarming, and threat
ened serious consequences. | made trial OF nearly
al the medicines which are recommended so highly
IN the papers, but received benefit whatever, and
hearing Of your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
ChEkkY, | reluctantly concluded to make trial of
l ana IN very short time 1t cured me entirely, so that
L have had no return of it, but feel much stronger
since using your invaluable medicine, and you can
not say too much in its favor, as there are so many
persons suffering as was, which by the use of your
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry might be perma-
nently cured. JAMES DIXON,
corner of Tenth and Pearl streets.
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUNDS SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY was the first preparation from that valuable
tree which was ever introduced to the public, and
ample proofs afforded of success by the country
being flooded with 'Balsams, '''Candies" and aMix'
lures" of Wild Cherry, not one of which is prepared
by a regular physician although they have assume,
the names of respectable physicians 10 give cunenc
to their "Nostr1ms." And there is an ssImposteI
who has come out within few days, with a Con
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry, cnging still closer to
the original name, that persons might be deceived if
they did not bear in mind the name Of DR.. SWAYNF.
Therefore the public should be on their guard, ah0
nothaPe worthless mixture palmed upon them for
the original and genuine preparation, which is oaly
prepared by Dr. aWAYNE, N, W. corner Of Eighth
and Race sts., Philadelphia.
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stab'er Candy, Pratt street wharf; ]. w. s. z. w.
Davis No. BIZ Baltimore street.
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