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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-14

G3- TO DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
MEDtCINB.-DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, the celebrated and infallihle re-
medy for The cure of consumption, AS hma and
Liver Comp aiRt, discovered some six or seven
years ago, in the city Of Philadelphia, the residence
of one of the most distinguished physicians that
lived. Since that time 1t has, by lis own merits,
bGeR rapidly, surely aud safely working its way
through the opposition Of suacks and eTfeteTs
until by its true value and intrinsic exec, emce, il
has gained for itself most envable popularity, and
established itself in the confluence of an iEleiae mt
and enlght, ned public from one end Of The cont
nent 10 The other. The testimony of thousands who
nave been relieved and cared by tn valuable arti-
Gle, will show that il stands umrvalIed- at the head
of all other medicines for the of diseases for
which 1t Is recommended. The genuine DIR. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is now for sale by duly
appointed agents, and all resp etable dealers in
medicines in all large cities and all important towns
throughout the United States, Canadas and British
provinces.
Be careful and get the genuine and original DR..
Wisar's BalsRm of Wild Cherry, signed l. Butts,
on the wrapper. On hand and tOrsae by
T., H. STABLER & CO., 100 w. Pratt ST.
Also, by Geo. w. Jones cor. Baltimore and High
Seth s. Hauce. Baltimore aud Pratt streets; NTH
& Atkinson, 9e6 Baltimore ST; Uanby Bartlett,
cor. Lombard Light SITS; j. f, Perkins Il Brother,
cor. Green and Franklin streets; Joseph B. STAINS
bury, 81 Thames-sl; DR.. L. II, Perkins, corner Bal
tmore and Green Streets; George Il. Keer, No. 1913
Baltimore street; and n. N. Robinson, So North Gay
street. dl4-lw
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d5-NEW MARKET FIRE COMPANY. The an
nual meeting Of me New Market Fire Co. for the
nomination Of officers will be held al the Engine
House THIS EVENING, at o'cn'k, 3 order,
dI4-lt DAVID IRELAN, PIest.
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"ARSHAL'S SALE. Notice is hereby Civ
IEE ell, That in pursuance of an order of the non
oraDIe the District court of he United Sa,es in ami
tor the Maryland District, passed the lin ay of
December, (inst) Twill sell at No. 81 Smiths wharf,
on The 24lh day OF Dect mbr., at 10 O'Clock, A M,
the goods wares and neIchaHd re, saved IRON the
wreck Of he scEOOner Imperial, Consisting of To-
BACCO, SHOES, DRY GOODS, UMBRELLAS,
sc. sc. for cash. MUhEAU FORREST,
dl4-ts tAsRl u, s. Marshal.
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n7- As the remains of the late Major RINGGoTD
ale expected to arrive in Baltimore about the 10Th
december, the commanding officer of the escort is
dgeOus to ascertain, nearly "a possible, the num-
her of Troops ON a distance who intend TO Join in
the funeral ahsequrs.
He therefore requests, that the comm anders of all
such companies would report 10 him at as early a
day as possible, sn tmat proper positions may be
given then and The programme ar ang"d.
h also d sir,s that such officers of the Navy,
Army, Volunteer and Militia corps, at distance, as
wish join in tn procession, to report TO HIN, when
places will be assigned them.
JAMES o. LAW, Major
Commanding Escort.
0IE- Papers in this and the adjoining states, will
confer favsr by giving publicity to the above no
toe. rAPsR1 DAFT
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WEIGH 4 DELAVAE's NATIONAL CIRCUs.-Grsut
Excitement Reduction Of Prices. Since "long time
ago" we have been constant visitor TO all public
places ofamusemenI, and have frequently seen au-
diences pleased and deig ted with the production of
many beautiful and gorgeous speclaces that have
been placed before them, but never, in our whole ex-
perience, have one that was 80 calculated to
Please The grea mass of our ciuzens, and 10 awaken
in their breasts the FIRE of patriotism and love Of
country, as the drama of Gold Rough and Ready"
now play ing at the Front street AmphiIheatre. We
noticed saturday evening that the talented author
(Mr. Joseph FOster,) had, in measure, rcmodeled
two three of the prominent characters thus max
ing the spectacle from the siT of the curtain in the
first act, 10 the closing in the last connected
scene Of startling aud pleasing incidents. The first
acts, without exception the most BEAUTIFUL pageant
part is an aIlegory, representing cold Rough and
Ready" in the Gland OF DREAMS" in which he sees
bv prophetic eye the victories of Palo Alto Reseca de
la Palma, bombatdment of Matamoras, the march to
Monterey and the storming and eapilulation of the
town. all of which is fully represented in the course
OF the piece. The author has, in the most iudlcous
manner, kept tAe amenled RlnggoId and Watson
from appearing in life before the audience, and in the
chastG and affecting style in which their fall is an
nounced, has displayed great knowlt dye of human
character. further description of the piece we
deem unnecessary, as We doubt every inhaDitant
of the city, which gives ''graves invaders al mo
numents TO her defenders" will witness il before il
is Withdrawn.
The enterprsing managers have, in compliance
with The popular wish reduced the prices of admis-
sion 10 TAKE effect from to night. So no have
an excuse to say away.
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CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL. We have
the satisfaction to announce, says the George
town Advocate of Saturday, that the viaduct
of the Canal which was broken near Berlin, is
now undergoing repairs, and will be passible by
Monday next, when tho bonts, of which there
are fifty, lator with produce, now on their
way down, will be able to arrive at their des.
tinatioO.
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oceans OF Prizes SOLD IN THR
363.347 D d,9l. Sti in sRs%d, ID


363.347 D 1S9.. t. BE- si in sSs%d,s
the puuhc Today ny Iht drawing of the Maryland
Lottery. Capital prlZe $l5,0U0, and tickets al the
low pnce Of 80, shares ~ proportion. MILLER s.
CO., expects as usual, 10 eulich of their pa
irons, and invite all who want prize TO call TO- day
and purchase ticket
ibis DAY, Dec. 18th, will be drawn, Maryland
Consolidated Lottery class No. 6. IS Nos. IL GraWn
ballots.
500 10 &c $40
5 QUO 20 " 400
" 5000 90 " 900
2T5 1856 6 100
Tickets S. 00-halves S. so quarters Sl25
For lucky lickes by the package or single tickets
apply 10 the prlze vcndels, MILLER co.
Corner OF Baltimore and st, Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. OF the Mary land Lottery, class No.
., drawn Dec IL Lowest prize S2!:
Al 40 "a II IT 80 IL 45 60 IS 10 SO A 80
a. UZZAH FUk HE OLD ESTAR-
M IoHED PRIZE SELLING AGENCY OF
COLVIN co. They are doiRg wonders in dis
trlbuling the Grand capitals succession of bril-
liant prizes have recently been awarded their for
tunate patrons $4,000 the grand capital OF Friday,
ON Saturday, the high capital, s. 0CO, was sold by
these same lucky vendors 10 Two persons in pack.
age OF tickets Tor The tnflng RISK ofS So.
GRAND CaPCrALS
prize Of S5OOO prize of SIS ,Oeo
1880 " 5000
Tickets $5-shares in rrOpouion
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, prizes of $3.50, 900, tickets $40,
shares IL proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s., shares
in proportion.
FKIDAY,-Capital prize Sl2 ,O00 tickets 81,
shares ia proportion.
SATURDAY, CAPT al $500, tickets 50, shares in
proportion.
Drawn numbers of Frederick Lottery, class Q
Dee. IL, ara
Al 40 "a II n 90 10 4 As So IS 10 SO a 80
COLVtN 4 co N. w. corner OF
dl4-lw Baltimore ana Calvert Streets
Moore THAN A MILLION AND A HALF
NA OF BOLLARS is TO be dlsui utrd by prizes
in the various LOIeri this week. TO-DAY will
be drawn The beautiful scheme containing
prize of $I5WUI 10 prizes of 81 600
do 75UO 10 do SOC
do 900 20 do 400
do 1900 20 do go
do 1913 1855 do lO0.&o.
Tickets $500; halves 81. so; quarters 81. 25.
o. All who wish TO secure prIzes in this or any
of the other Lotteries, should call early and select
their tickets at The great prize office.
No I50 MARKET STREET.
Drawn numbers OF Consolidated Lottery, class q
For beneRI of Frederick Female seminary.
Al ~ "a III n So u 4 As 68 IS 10 81 A 80
a3- Al orders from the country for packages OF
single tckes, will be attended 10 with the greatest
puneuaiity, If addressed 10
... ,... M. ANsEL, 1856 Baltimore street,
b. Ii g. .......t .....r under The Museum.
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BALL will rake place on I hUnSDAY EVENING,
December I'm, AT The ARMuRY OF THE CITY
GUARDS comtr of HANOVER AND LOMBARD
STREETS.
The corps will spare neither pains nor expense 10
render this Ball attractive and pleasant.
REFRESHMENTS provided lsr the Ladies and
MURRaY'S Military and Cotilion Band will be in
attendance.
Col. J g. Davies, Capt, Anderson,
Gilmore, Suter,
Mcclure, Erterman,
BOudin, KerntI,
Klne, Steiner,
CaprOn, A, Holland,
Carroll Lieut.. A. P. Shut,
Major Jas. o. Law, Smith,
Adjr Govcr g. w Walker,
Durham, Counseman,
Capt Chitielle, Pay naster Jackson
Mcdowell, 5ergt McNew.
McAlli4ter,
Rs-CARBINEERs
Capt Geo w. Murdoch, | Lieut., Thomas Bell,
Lieut.. ]. +. Ehleu, Ensign Reynolds
MEDICAL STATE.
Or. Rider DIR FOney.
EXECUTIVE.CONM lTTEE.
J. ReRshaw, Iamts II. HOgg,
] Snyder, y. U, Waiter.
u. Lally,
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
James Bosom, WIN. P. Webb,
X. q. Gardner, VIM J, Stuart.
l.. Bxler,
aIy-TlCKETs g. so, ADMITTING Gentleman and
two Ladies. For sale at the Sun aud Upper Offices,
Ill Volunteer Companies. dl44t
HNR EsH TEAS. Just received from the New
u York Canton Tea Company, a lew ohesls more
of their superior GREEN and BLACK TEAS. The
increasing demand for our Teas induces US to be-
lieve that SILL better Teas for tie price than any
similar establishment in the city. Families in the
city or country will find it to their interest 10 give
them a trial. so on hand, COFFEE, Green, Roast
ed and round. lie article fails to give entire sat
sfacion, you should return and have it exchanged,
or the money refunded
JAMES R. PORTER, Agent,
dig No ITO Gay, betu cen Front and Hish SITS.
r. OsT.T A CAMEO BRACELET, IN Gay or Bal
II uMore street, or between the O'd Fellows
Hail and Light streets, with the Initials an A. T."
on the inside aud the name sMary" on the outside
The finder win be suitably rewarded by leaving ii AT
the Cllppe' flee. dll-t
M ICH HIGH COLOKED WOULLEN
EA PLAIUS. Just r, ceived by the Caledonia,
ctse rich TARTAN PLAlDS, fOi l. idles Dresses, OF
high coolers and new designs, e..
ALSO. will open on Monday morning, l4th inst,
/ ease rich PLAID SPUN SILKS, received by the
Cal, douia. g.. ... +. GAkDNER, go
dig No. l95 MAX 81 Get.
SILVER sPOONS-S'LVEK sPOONs.-
p A full assortment of the different kinds Table,
BY ...' .i GABRIEL u. CLARK,
DIP Water st second door from calvert
VAATCH EsI WA TCu rs! WATCH rs!
w The aten ion Of the pubic IS called 10 the
splendid stock ofGold Walch,s offer for safe by
GNBRlEL ID. CLARK,
dig Water st second door rom Calvert.
INFORM ATION WANTED. II William
d Ashton, tailor by trade, ar Mrs fiz iheth Fos-
ter, Will call N l.. r. SCnTrI5 Intelligence Office,
No. 10 Exchange Place, will hea something to their
interest. dIa4l
ATRS. NICK ERSON has ON hand, a large
I'VE assortment of Bonnet SaIi s., RIbanns, Fl0W-
ers. Feathers 81. nj
OLE =" II No. n LEXINGTON STREET.
aaRS NiCKEuSUN has made arrangements
lVn "a hive made o order, hnhnrts, Gags, Head
dresses, &C., in ihe latest Pafis siy'es Large lot
OF childrens SHA WIS aud 'iDSF, at less than cost.
die #." NO. II LEXINGTON STREET.
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IS IS IL "a 81 So Sc 48 50 ~ 60 IS

10 ana o1 uchg the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each see
~ anu -, hrlng the sd aud drawn Nos each %
u and 49, being the 5th and 9Th drawn los each 20
AundVlms twU al hH drawn Nus. on them, each 9
All haVihg one only of the drawn Nos. on, " 1
1t EMORY & CO., Moan. Calvert,st.
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DO FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY. A Quar-
terry meellngof The Friendship Fire Company will
be held al the Hall of the Engine House, on MON
DAY LIENlNG, l4th inst. AT 7oclock,
dII-3lt JAMES MCMANUS, Secretary.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF THE
BALT,E MOUNTED CARBINEERS.

THNHE CarbIneers respectfully announce 10 the
n Military and CitIzens general y, that their first
BALL will rake place on THURSDAY EVENING,
december I'm, al The ARMuRY OF THE CITY
GUARDS cOfntT of HANOVER AND LOMBARD
STREETS.
The corps will spare neither pains nor expense 10
render this Ball attractive aud pleasant.
REFRESHMENTS provided isr the Ladies and
GeRlrmen
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$4,000 PP POI! A. S:,,t Goqso .
for ls46. To br drawn in the city Of Baltimore Md
TODAY, (MONDAY,) Dec. IA, l848.
ID. PAINE ~ co. managers,

Whole Tickets $5-shares in proportion.
90 All orders for tickets, shares or certificates
will be punctualy attended 10.
Office No. re SOUTH STREET,
1t ID. PAINE u co. , Managers,
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IMPORTANT NoTIcE-W riting on Newspapers
The Postmaster General has issued circular
to deputy Psstmasters, di Getting them to re.
move the wrappers from all transient newspa-
pers, printed circulars, price currents, PAM
phcts and magazines received at their respec-
tive Offices, and if found to contain any manu-
script or memorandum of any kind, either writ
ten or stamped, or any marks or signs, except
the name and address of the person to whom it
is directed, shall be charged with letter postage,
by weight; and if the person to whom it is di-
rected shall refuse to pay such postage, the post
master is to send it to the office from whence it
came aud have the offender prosecuted for the
penalty S.. The name ofthe sender written
or stamped on the wrapper OF a newspaper,
subjects him TO the same penalty.
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VAN AMBURo's MgHAoERiR. This extensive and
Justly celebrate COLLECTION of Wild and trained ami
mails, under the direction of the renowned Van Am
burg, will open for exhibition al The roman Amphi
theatre this afternoon. The interior arrangements
OF HE house have been entirely alteIed-new and
beautiful cages constructed for the animals, anu
every convenience added fur hs accommodation of n
lafgr audience. The hosse will open at sne and
half O'Clock III the Afternoon, and six aud hafo'-
clock in the evening
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-14

DR.. DUEBIS's LECTURES The fourth lectue of
the by This eminent divine will be delived this
evening in The Light street Methodist Epi copai
Church. subjec;: "Ptninsula Of mount sinai" The
lectu e will be illustrated by magnificent Map, pre-
pared ca pressly Tor the oc easiOn.
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MAYOR RiSGGoLD's FUEERAL. We learn
from the EIkton Democrat, that the Cecil
Greys, under the command of Captain F. A.
Ellis are making arrangements 10 visit Balti-
MORE and participate in The funeral ceremonies
in honor of Major Ringgold. 1t is not known
whether the Eagle Guards, commanded by
Cant. Woodfnrd, will be here or not.
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ESaEs Il SILVER PLATED WARE
TaVHE FALL OF MAJOR KINGGOLD

TENHE FALL OF MAJOR isINGGOLD.
= Just published, Lihogaphic repfesen tation
of the fall of Ii gallant Major RlNGGOLU on the
field of "PalO Alta ("
The Information of the locality, and The position
of The pal ties in The above scene, was rH ished by
an officer who participated in the battle of the sh
of May.
The Drawing has been admired and approved by
several who were eye witness Of tho above tragic
event. For sale. wholesale and recall, by
JOHN DOWNS, Rock >eer and slatoner.
dll .3t' 90l Broadway, East baltimore,
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SECOND CONCERT OF THE ORPHEAE FAMILY. The
second grand vocal entertainment Of this highly ia
Tented family will take place, this evening, at Calvert
Hall The programme announced for the occasion
contains some beau ilul gems, the greater part of
which nave never been sung in Baltimore before, and
peculiar 10 the pheans. Their first concert gi-
ven last Wednesday evening was, in every respect,
highly successu-ile audience was large and com
posed of the elite ofthe city We have never heard
a band whose voices in singing were in such perfect
harmony-the treble and bass particularly we have
Seldom if ever, heard exculled-the bass valIDg the
notes of a well played trombone. The song Of the
sApine shepherd Boy" in which the echo chorus
Is introduced, is alone worth the prices of admission
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Tickets $50o-halves 81 so quarters 81. a5
For lucky uckels by the package or single tickets
apply 10 the pIze vcndeIs, MILLER & co.
Corner OF Baltimore and st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. OF the Mary land Lottery, class No.
., drawn Dec IL. Lowest prize S2!:
al 40 "a I'll " 80 ID % e. IS 10 SO A 80
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HNOh >ALr-A very likely Back WOMAN,
IA 81 years ofage, slave tor life. from the coun-
ny; n gOpt pain Cook. Aso-a BOY, Ia yeaIs of
age, 10 serve Is yeats He can come well recon-
mended hppluat
LEWIS F.SCOTFl, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South,
dll NenrlV nnllnaitl the Exchhnge,
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place of resort has effected engagement for Ii
nlired number of nights with the celebrate danseuse
M'see Vale, from the Park Theatre, New York.
She will nuke her first appearances ton sht in The
beautiful pas seuI f''El Jaeo Dc Here's I" The 9th.
or enter uinments Of the evening consist of The ia
vorite comedy f"Lend Me Five Shillings," and the
Iaugnabe farce ofsrhe Married BacneIor.N
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1mGtiGon Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, Disc. IA, ls4s.

INpRoyEMgHr-Hom Manufactures. We
shall commence the next volume OF the Clip
ucr, on the LIST of January next, with sPlen-
did specimen of new and beautiful type, now
in the course Of manufacture at tho Foundry
of Fielding Lucas, Jr, Esq. ofthis city
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JAMES r. PORTER, Agent,
do No 10 Cav. httw cen Front and High sts.

n OST. A CAMEO Bracelet IN Gay or Bal
II umore street, or between the O4d Fellows
Hail and Light streets, with the Initials IN. A. r."
on the inside, aud the name "Mary" on the outside
The finder win be suitably rewarded by leay ng il at
the Clippe q flee. dll-N
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ENFORMA TION WANTED. II WiI,am
q Ashton, a tailor by trade, Mrs Fliz ibrth Fos
Ter, will call al l.. r. SCnTrT5 Intelligence Office,
No. 10 Exchange Place, will hta something their
interest dIl-4L
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OFFICE OF EMORY b 90.

VI TUE VT DWVNI @ NV' 7
Opposite Bamum's, Bait, Md.
'lCIAL pKAW WING OF the Md. COnsok.
cry Class No. 5, for 1876:
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IAN rs. NICK ERSON has On hand, large
I'VE assortment of Bonnet SaIi is, RIbsnus, Fl0w-
efs, Feathers; 81. nj
all II IN No. u LEXINGTON STREET.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22
DR.. SL2'NltLsS

AN ODYN Il OPOD T. l. D OC,
A N excellent remedy for Rheumatic affections,
IA Bruises, Sprains, lndolent Swellings Chill
blains, Sore Throat, &c.
CTRAITH'S AROMATIC VERMIFUGE--A
- certain and safe destroyer of Worms, exten.
sively used and favoraby known. Its efficacy war
ran,ed.
CTRAITH'S HEPATIC (Antibiliousl PILLS
~ An excellent purgatvs in al, OF ordi-
nary indis positon, arising from bilious dersnge-
meni as indicated by Headache Thirst Foul Tongue,
Loss Of Appetite, Neusea and Fever.
CTRAITH'S TOOTH-ACHE BALM-A
~ prompt and sure remedy for Toothsche-efect
warranted
These Medicines are all prepared with great care
from the original prescriptions of DIR. John J. Ii.
Straith, of Charlesiown, Va, under his inspec.
ton, and therefore recommended with great
confidence TO the public.
All Of the above Medicines are for sale by JOHN
n. LIKENS, Martinsburg; John n. McEndree,
Shepherdsiown; Thos. Lock & Co., Smithfeld (;
and A. NJ. Cridler Harper s-Ferry.
July IL. I345--ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22
COACH MAKING.

gVyHE subscriber respectfully informs the people
n Of Berkeley County that he hiss erected .
Coach Makers Shop on Qacen ST.. Msrtinsburg.
Immediately adjoining the Lutheran Church and
nearly opposite the Gsrette Office, where he 10 pre-
pared 20 Manufacture all kinds Of Carriage ~srk
according to orders. lie will also strictly attend
10 all knds OF repairing In bis line Of business. up
on tbs shortest notice and the mostrsssonsble tsrms.
take this occasion 20 return my ihasks 10 the
people Of Berkeley County for the patronage re-
scised during the past year. ard solicit eontinu-
snes and increase Of the same. a. shall endssver
20 render satisfaction to oil Of my customers.
have aso on hand some secondhand Carriages
sud Bnggy- FOR Sale or Hire.
MAY 4, i845. NEIL ALLEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22
A REMEDY AND NO MISTAKE /!

nR. EOFF'S TONIC AND ANTI-DYSPEP-
~ TIC P3LLS.-This Medicine has been
known TO se public for the last twenty years, and
has obtained considerable celebrity as remedy
for Dyspepsia. Experience has shown these Pills
to be the best Family Medicine that be used.
They operate gently purgative, producing nei-
Their sickness debility. They be used a:
all times by persons of all ages, without regard to
diet, drink, exposure to wet and cold.
As an ambitious Medicine every person using
them will sopn become satisfied of their superior
efficacy. There has been isseed. pamphlet, TO
be had of the Agents. in which is set forth more
fully the nature and operation of the Medicine, to-
gether with some of the diseases in which it is
most applicable.
The propsietors have been compelled to alter
the form Of the wrappers enclosing their Pills,
owing the many counterfets that have been dis
trbuted. All PERSONS purchasing are requested to
be well satisfied that they are genuine. Pnce on
ly IS cents per box. For sale by
VIM. DORSEY, Druggist,
Aug, 81, IS45-y Mertiusburg, Va
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L. c. coRDELL.
CHAnIrsrows. July 90. 1913.

CBARLEsTows, July 90, ls4J.
have inspected carefully DR.. Thomson's spPsf'
atus for relief Of Prolapsus uter, and keeping -
view the indications TO be met in the management
of that painful affection, conceive this apparatus
to be. in all respects, adapted 10 fulfil those indi
cations. 1t embraces lightness with strength ana
perfect applicability TO the contour Of surface %
which ills to be appled-those essentials neeesss'
ry in any apparatus TO effect the Uterine support
The apparatus is admirably designed tor sustain,
ing the walls OF the abdomen either IN case o,
grayid Uterus recent delivery or any condition o.
the abdoaansl organ. requiring rest and support
would be pleased 10 see the right secured IN ins
county, so that physicians coaldavail themselves
Of it's advantages.