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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
a KEN's PATENT BRAD Avis lor sale a, III,
"a hardware store OF
OFT &GREER.


"a III. that want goods az low prices and good articles.
s&8A now Is your chance a. No. ia Market erect. :
have justrcceived from the Eastern markets general
assortment ofGoods of every description ,consistina IN
part otDry Goods nomesticN and Fancy4Apicie ofrvcrv
variety, and some that wesRinks please the slancv Of
our most fsshiouatle ladies. AlsoR hrst rateass6rtmcn
OFT ueeDsw are, GhinswaEe, &c. Also a good Assortment
Of fShle and othcr Cutlery, HARDWARE, &C. Also general
assdItneat af Groeefies0 every description and OF HE
NyyShassoafan & Spzre article ofPoft Tor eedis q! rnr.
EoseSko3l.r y lGS DsAPcINNiS.
mn WINANS,.
@K4E24H 6F~HTTn NUEPUVs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

~ priced; 90 pr Commin hfd do re- dand fsr sid A.
e"git EsfsnsE1 81 aALI.hA AN s. MAXWELL.
h1RAN n SHORTS. WHITE AND WELDON
~ CORN ME II, iTcsh aRdgood. r0psia AN reretvi,,
and Tor saieby JACOE
aug IL Corner 5th 81. and MGIberty Auev.
GITY \ PAYEEs.-The Comnitce ON ,,rc,,s
" from assessment an Real Est re for 1876. u. nj ne;
a; ? o'clock, T. NJ. All persons dcsIrous OF a.lealnrg fror,
SAID assessment viii appear on Thai DAY.
aug HH J. TANNER Chairman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

~ Tho ORIGINAL and only) genuine article Is only pr
ra''d by br. Swaync, north west CORNER 9Th and RIA,
streets, Philadelphia. ToutH NoNEl except thsthearh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
&a2NNO
$4,000 Dollars.

RIVER LOTTERY, No "a
AUG. &c, 1876. '
prize OF $1,000, l OF 1900, ! of a,OoO. I ofl.soo. &c &c
- ntmibers,l3 drawn. Tickets "a: a cer,,6t a.. ~, "a
wholes $3.50, shaIes in proportion. "
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
MEXICO.

1t has fora long time been rnmored, that
advantage would be taken OF the existing
Unsettled state OF Mexico to overlurn the
present inefficient government, and estab-
I''h IN IT. stead, Monarchy under The
on1 protection 9i England France and
Spain Santa Anna, 1t Is supposed, has
been recently aiding IN the attempt, not
with the hope OF It's succeeding hut under
'hc "rhel that It would lead to his Icing
'ecaI'ed and established IN power. The
editor OF the New Orleans licayHne says
"that AT least three projects, if no more,
have been considered by the parties con-
cerned. One OF these contemplated the
marriage OF Montpensior, son of Louis
Phillip, TO the siser Of Queen Isabella,
and their establishment upon the throne.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
rnE suB-TREAsURY BILL.

Man4ay the 3O.h uhmo, his odious Bill
was lsken up in the House of Representa-
iiyes. aud by means Of ,hegag, discussion
was cut off on Fridoy last. Snl the Ill
passed by majority OF more 'han MY
votes. Perhaps the people have changed
their opinion with regard to the doctrine
Of one currency for Government and an
other for The people, but ii we mistake not
il j. held as obnoxious now as it was in
1910.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
FROM TEXAS.

Dates from Galveston to the 14th ultimo
furnish the following item OF inteligence'
An act has passed the Legislature OF
Texas providing Tor the election OF mem
bers of Congress. The fist election is ap'
pointed Tor Monday the Both instant, aud
subsequent elections are TO he held at the
same time as the general State elections.
The boundary line of the two Congress
sional districts has been fixed ut the Tr'
nifty river.
As was anticipated, Gen. Darnell has
declined the office OF Lieutenant Govern
or, in consequence of the returns by
which he was declared elected being de-
iective.
A very pretty little speculation was
made hy the importation in Galveston, a
short time prior to the change in the reve-
hue laws, of cargo by eEFrench barque
Bayaise. from Bordeaux, consisting oil
wines, brandy, and dry goods 10 the value
OF S8,450. The duties Were paid under
the tariff of Texas, and amOunteds!o ST.
139. had these goods paid duties unde'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10

Heretofore, largo proportion Of the
money at interest, meIc Chants Capual
~ trade, mechanics capital, hogs,
sheep, &c have, in a great degree, es-
capped taxalIon; but under The npw law,
the whole OF 1t, VENTED by onth must
come upon The dupucate. Aud 81 is be-
IeVed by these most coHveTsant with
The sui ject lhau HE Increase OF this spec
les Of property whl tar exceed The IN
creased value OF the real estate. II thus
should be So, and We are we'll sarls6ed
from cur knowledge OF The subject that
It viii here IS no danger OF lbe agri.
cuItunsi having to pay grea'eT pro-
portion OF the taxes than heretofore, A cd
he strong pfobabnriy Is that he will
have 10 pay a much less
hat It viii increase he taxes OF those
engaged IN ia;sIug pork end IN wool
growing, Is true; but We conceive hat,
at his Tune. no good reason can be gwen
for allowing such mpn to escape Natlon
while those engaged IN raising horses or
cattle are i9x'd to the full duount Of
'heIr capital employ I'd.
Il VIII be seen that, although il is 10
br appraised Immediately. The taxes Oh
real estate are not to be c0IIscled ~, or
The new vhtua'iou Un;Il Ihe year lS47.
10 the mean lime srssIoH oI the Ltgls-
la uTe vii meee ,hd " any defects shall
have been discovered IN the Operations
Of he law. Wing Legislature will not
iaII to apply the remedy
But enough A we sand in tho out.
sell, We have no disposition 10 undertake.
a defence OF The Ia" its PROVISIONS seem
TO be so maDtes,Iy lourdpd IN JnsIIce
IS 10 need no defence 1t speaks or
Itself. and 10 il we invite the attention
oil one aud all.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
o TEMPORA! 0 MoRES!

The Washington Times, whose editor
was lately excluded from the gallery OF the
Senate Reporters for IibelOus charges
made against Senators, has been suspend
cd-Not the editor, his hour has not yet
arrived, but the paper. The rebuke Of the
Senate seems to have operated like d wei
blanket upon the prospects OF the Demo
cratic editor. Poor fellow, he has had
hard Times in his editorial career. With
out doubt, his suaerngs is, inIoIerable.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
TOWNSHIP ELECTION.

At the election for Township officers
held in this town on Monday last, Charles
EIson, Daniel Ward, and Dovid Maple
were elected Trustees, Absalom Karn,
Treasurer; Stuart G.. Mckee, Clerk; Alex
ander Mcdowell, ST., Assessor, and Jacob
Coleman, Isaac CourInght, David Cham
per, Thomas Patton and Jonathan Long,
Supervisors. All Wings with the eXcep-
tioE oftAe last four named Supervisors.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
EROM HAXTI

A letter from Cape Haytien, dated March
Z, has been received and published at
Philadelphia, confirming the report we
published some days ago that revolt a.
gainst President Pierrot, or rather against
the war with the Dominicans, had broken
out with good prospect OF success.
The President set up by the revolters is
called Richie in this letter--eaid to be u
black, about seventy years old, Il Baron I'M.
der Christophe, and distinguished as
General. 1t is said he has pledged him
self to restore, with some qualifications,
the Constitution of 1916, and, should he
establish himself in the Presidency, Port
Republican will doubtless become again
the seat Of Government. Pierot nude
Cape Haytien the Capital, and the measure
was unpopular.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
LATER FROM MEXICO.

The New York Gazette and Times says
that the news received ~ the Junlotta from
Havana, via Charleston, ait appears that
Paredes has been induced TO alter his tone,
owing to strong manifestations exhibited
against a war with the United States,
and that Nh. SGdeii, oUY Minister, had been
duly uotjied that The Government 1oere reG-
dy to consider any propositions he had 10
make on behalf Of our Government, aud
that there existed no doubt hut that the
matter would be speedily adjusted, Aris.
ia, and the troops under his command, had
pronounced against Paredes and the war
party"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
FROM ST. DOMINGO.

4 vessel uhlch sailed from the civ OF
ST.. Doniirgo ON th, 1T March reports
that on TIE - 90 February Spanish fleet,
consisting Of NO s1caiu-rs, "a iIg4.e, add
two schJourrs.ul-w AL auVed ifom
Porto Rico, aud rsmllneu a. ~ Domingo
thirty-six hour-, whence They sailed iur
Cape Hayden, 10 demand $50 600 Tor IN
sull- Offered 10 the Spanish Iag, uud tor
thr ulprsonmeuI Oi suue spanish cub.
jgrrs.
ADo.her arrival from Cape Hayden on
tie 7lh March, reports Ihdg the Spanish
fleet Of Eve sail had arrived at that por,
few days previous, aud had made an ami
cable settlement Oi their difficulties.
IL is also stated that the people Of St.
Marks and Port au Prince had revolled
agalns, the present Government, and had
refused 10 march az, inst the Spanish pant
OF the lsanGi alsO, .hal they had chosen a
new President. Gen. Respere, who was
preparing to march for PORT au Prince . :
gainst President Plenot. 1t was thought
at the Cape that President Pierrot would
resign the Office OF President. All The
south part OF the Island was in revolt,
and had refused to march against The Do
minicans.
The Dominicans seem to be waiting pa
tienlly for the recognition OF their inde-
pendence ty the American President
They say thai it is fully four months since
the American COMMISSIONER left 81. Do
mingo, and that very probably Spain
would recognize the Dominican Govern
ment without the expense OF a Commis-
sioner, as they bad sent to the United
States. Business was quite brisk, and the
city perfectly quiet.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
Mr.. McLane, our Minister at Londor

Mr.. McLane, our Minister at London
was confined to his room by indisposition
Some anxiety prevails in England in reIa'
zion TO the Oregon notice. The Times
says it is enormously inferred from the re.
marks OF Sir r. Peel, that in however cour.
teous manner This notice might be convey,
ed, it wOnld be Immediately resented
The feeling produced by news from this
side the water was an uneasy one.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10

"a very warm desire has been enter
tanned, generally, here and elsewhere, that
Senator COrwln OF Ohio, should make
speech on the Oregon question. hut Iun.
derstand that he will not discuss the sab-
ject, believing that the discussion is all
wrong from the beginning, if negotiation
is going on, or if the President designs to
accept or offer any proposition iOr settle
mcnt OF The matter short Oi "FJiy four
J6riy"
The above is from The Washington cor
respoudence Of the Baltimore Patriot. II,
in the main, corresponds with the views
entertained by MIR. Corwm, as expressed
10 his friends in this State. lie is anxious
% speak on the question, but is disposed
TO await the proper time. The whole mat
ter, as he views il, is in the hands Of The
President and his friends, who are dispo-
scd to use it for their own purposes.
When they avow those purposes fully,
and when the country demands the aid of
the Wings, he will make himself heard.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.

The water was let into this Canal a
week ago, and it is now probably entirely
opened for navigation The damages oc-
casioned by the late food, requiring an ex-
pendture OF $1,000 Or $4,000, togeth-
er with the loss OF transportation at the
commencement Of the season, renders ve-
ry doubtful the payment of the August
in,ereston the State debt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
THE WELLANp CANAL.

THIS Canal, connecting the Gulf ofSt.
Lawrence aud Lake Ontario, will. by the
FIRST Of May, be completed when vessels
OF $50 tons will be enabled to pass through
Canada TO the Lakes, and the command Of
.hese ''inland seas" will then be held by
the British.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
MARRIED

On the l1;h day of March, by B, Roice,
Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM II, HAYS to Miss ELI
ZABETH iuoTH.
On the 26th day OF March, by the same,
Mr.. JOHN BROWN, TO Miss MERCY CoBUSN,
OF Carroll county.
On Thursday the ed inst by the Rev, A.
Bartholomew, DR.. J. 9. McGREGOR 10 Miss
CAROLINE ScoTT, all of New Cumberland,
Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
The editor OF the Free Press congratu-
lates his friend, the Doctor, on his being
advanced from The degree Of Bachelor Of
Physic, and hopes that in his new estate,
he may enlitle himself to the dignity OF
.Master of(his) Divinity,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
OREGON RESOLUTIONS.

The resolutions with regard to "lhe
Notice" are still under discussion in The
Senate. Upon an incidental question ars-
i"g, Nj. Webster took occasion 10 offer his
opinion in relation to the Oregon Contro-
vetsy. His remarks were prepared and
delivered with much care aud accuracy.
He is OF the opinion that the proposition of
1925, 10 make the 49th parallel the divid-
ing line, should constitute the basis for set
ling the question, Whilst the naviga-
ton of the Columbia, The use Of certain
ports on the coast, and the right 10 islands
near the coast are fit subjects for treaty
stpuations. Public opinion, he believes,
is las, settling down in favor Of 40 degrees.
The interest of both nations demand that
a proposition making that the line should
come from one Government or the other.
Whilst the dignity nor HONOR OF either
could possibly suffer, come whence il
may. He was replied TO by Mr. Allen.
But we will endeavor to give the debate
place in our paper next week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10

Theie was only the usual military force
al Maiamoras-from twelve TO iiiteen hum
dred men-aud their number had not Teen
increased for two months.
There were various rnmors in Maiamo-
ras in regard 10 Mr.. Slidell having been
invited back to the city OF Mexico, and
officially recognized, hut these are not re-
garded as deserving OF any conRdenee.- =
MAJ. lat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
HENRY CLAY.

Mr.. Clay, who has been spending the
winter among his Southern friends, was in
New Orleans in the latter part OF March,
with improved health. He would visit ST.
Louis the first Of the present month, and
return about the 18Th to his Ashland home.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
THE KIDNAPPERS.

In another column will be found a no.
lice OF most fogrant outrage upon the
rights OF an unoGendmg man. Guillless
OF any crime known to our laws, he has
been torn from his friends, his family, his
home, 10y the minions of the monster Sla.
very. A pubG meeting was held in Co
lumbus, at which an expression of public
feeling was manifested, becoming men
who, loving liberty themselves, deIesl the
accused system OF slavery with all its
denominations. The Governor has issued
his proclamation offering a reward Of $500
for Alexander C. Forbes and jacob Armi-
iage, the persons engaged in the cruel
work.
The kidnappers ware pursued to Gin
cinuau. It was supposed there they had
taken u boat for Louisville. The pursuit
was continued and the boat overtaken,
when it was ascerIalned they had gone
with their victim across TO Frankfort. The
Pur-uers started Immediately 10 that city.
Whether they have succeeded in overtak-
ing them we have not yet learned, A re-
QUESTION has been made upon the Govern
or Of Kentucky by Governor Barley, for
the delivery of the iugidves. It is to be
hoped the williams may have meted to
them ample justice; and that injured in
nocence, violated law, and outraged hu-
munIy, may bespeediy avenged.
LATER.-O oithe pursuers has return
ed to Columbus. They left Forbes & Arm-
tage at Frankfort Kentucky. and Phiney,
the abducted, was confined in the Peniten-
Iiary, as a fugitive from labor. Armitage
was becoming anxious for his own safety,
and would probably start Immediately Tor
New Orleans.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
FROM MEXICO.

Arcounts OF the llih uIumo have been
received from MaIamoras. Areport, which
has gone the rounds OF many OF the ne VS..
papers, oil the imprisonment of the reput-
ed American Consul at that place, turns
Oul 10 bs uniounded
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
EARTHQUAKE.

The shock OF an Earthquake was sensi-
bIy teltat Maysvle The Gath OF last month.
Sorue few miles from the town, on eleyat-
ed ground, the shock was greater than
any felt in that quarter since 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
10000
l5SoOOO


ssIOops at 10000 l,ssO.OOO
Making a total Of si6,l90,0O0
To which adj ,or ordnance
and other stores l,O3O,OOO
Gives sI7,e20 600
"Such In substance, was the character
Of the recommendations and estimates, fur
n-hed the committees Of Congress by the
Secretary OF The Navv-and which The
President says, in his message IN reply 10
Mr.. Day,on's resolution, met " ish his sane'
ton,
Now the question is, I5hich Of The two
set OF propositions and recommendations
met with ,hp Presidents sanctions the re-
commcudat on OF the Secretary tor ten
steamers. or that OF The Heads OF bureaus
for JoHy"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10

tTYoung Ritchey has surrendered
himself to the legal authorities, and the
whole of the circumstances attendant upon
the duel, and death Of ]. II. Peasants,
will, in a short time, be investigated.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10
PAYING TIE PIPER.

The Po k-a-dance to Texas las, year,
though pleasant enough while the excite
nenl lasted, don't seem haIl so popular
now tnat ,he question comes up about pay
ing the piper. The first bin for "the mu-
slc" was sent to Congress some few weeks
since, and lunsas follows;
War Department, Jan. 10, 1916.
STR,-New dispositions OF the Amy
consequent on the anneXasion oil TeXus,
not Anticipated when the estimates and
appropriations for the present year were
made, have caused expenditures which
will require the further amount of eight
hund I'd and eighty nine Thousand two
hundred and six dollars and sixty eight
cenIs, t5939 2o6 68) Ior the curren, fiscal
year. DrtJiIed estimates and explanations
ars emh ared in the reports OF The Quarter
Master General and the Paymasters Gener-
al OF the Army, which are herewith res.
I e"tiuiy submitted to the Committee OF
Ways aud Means.
Very respectfully,
Your o5i servant,
w L. MARCY,
Secretary gf War.
The following are the items in the list,
For the ttaartenmaSttr's de-
partment, 100000 90
For trans por;aton ofthe Ar
my $4,000 90
For transportation of officers
baggage, 10000 90
For clo'hng and equipage, 10000 90
For Texas voluntt ers, four
companies, 1920 e1
For Guarlermas1er General, 1856 90
ToIal, $685. zoe 81
We were told that we could have Tex,
as tor the asking, and free from all ineum
hrances. But when the business is finally
settled up, (which II won't be probably 10
some years yeI,l it will turn out We sus
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-10

Tie mrilT OF the ualled S.4ssI 1.s aii.odnt
would hate been s8b95.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-15
FHNFaE WAY I'D ELL G DuDS GA ZAP
d No % HOWARD STREET.

VHsHE WAY TD ELI G DuDS CHEAP
a No % HOWARD STREET.
yards pretty Calico for hU cents
I" wide LAWN for 81
8 " snp'r do for S.50
" fine qnaIiiy Calico (o' 80 cents
Unhleached Cotton H0 e, per pair 10 cts
Beautiful i6 ct CALICO for ~ cts
BARRACKS lSl and 25 DE LINES ~ cts pr yd'
Super light KID GLOVES ut 70 aud 81 ct'
Solid head Plus cts paper; super Needles &c do
Brown Holland l2t cts per yard
Bleached and Brown Musns ( c's.
Prime Ia Ie oil Clu h. 81 cts yrS r'ckng' cts ID.
Smperfue GINGHAM Lawns ydsf -
Irish Linens, Diapers, She ting anh Napsias v'tv
cheap, and great variety ct oih'f GOO Ia, Az oi
which will ne sold at very reduced p'c@s TO lessen
stock in preparation for Fall t,ade. Also.
BONNErs. b. NNETs. RONSET5
Of rpoilap, Ru'lane D'inslahe Florence ana otaei
Braids. Chidrens Bonnrts chap
PARASOLS and sun SHADES, &c. SC. Give
us a Call before purchasing, ~
HAYWaRD'S Cheap Store,
No 25 Howard street,
an3 third door from Fayette street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-15
TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 2, 1915.

IN, seth w. f0WLR, BOStOns
Dear Sir-Pernit me to address myself, through
ku to all who suffering with any pulmonary
8mplaint, and ADVISE and recommend all such TO
be at once DR.. Wistar's great remedy. medicine
hitch sincerely believe will cure, il a cure be pos
BILE; and not waste their time and money on the
any trashy and worthless nostrums of the day. One
ar ago last fall, took sudden cold, which settled
once upon my luOgS. was soon obliged to take
y room. A severe cough followed and soon lost
y appetite, and consequently my strength. be-
hme very mach reduced suffered severe pain IN the
g de, breast, shoulders, sc, &c. ] coughGd much at
ght and raised large quantities of mattel some
mes accompanied with blood. | continued to grow
orse, and was obliged TO consult a physician, VINO
sited and prescribed for me several times, nut al
j rded me lutle relief | became discouraged ana
armed az my situation my family and negehors
Supposed could not live long. Fortunately found
ne of DR.. Wistars pamphlets, and, IKE drowning
ian, SCAT hing at sraws," took courage, ana sent
z1mediately for bottle of - ,-
WISTAR'5 BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
ly disease was so deeply rooted, however, that was
Hbliged to get second and third bottle before be-
IAN TO prove perceptiby. | kept on until | had ia
len two more bottles; continuing to improve, soon
#sgained by appetite and siren 9Th. | continued to
ROW better until the summer, when was able to do
days work OH my farm every day, and have contin-
led so to do. My health has not been better for four
line, now so universally popular, | feel indebted,
through Providence, for the preservation of my life
y - Ut 'O'''''7 WILLIAM BEATTY.
/ am pelSOHdlly dCuudlnbtu Will WI beultJJ anu
believe his statement 10 be true, and entitled the
confidence fthe public. Signed by,
JOSEPH STEWARD.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo W. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High SITS.
Seth 8. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Robe rts
b Atkinson corner Baltimore and Hanover sts j. F.
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per-
tins corner Market and Green-sts George FL. Keerl,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N N. Robinson, 90 North
Bay street. aull- lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-15

A FFLfCTED READ-SiO0 will be paid 10
IN any one who Fan produce single ease of a eer'
tain delicate disease that the AM ERlCAN COM
POUND will not speedily and radically cure. II IS
free from Mercury, ana all other deeIerioas drugs;
pleasant to the taste, and requires no restriction in
diet Thousands have been cured by the compound,
in all stages of the disease being adapt ed all class
es those of weakened constitution will find It high
ly beneficial. H. has long heen used in the private
practice of physician with uaerrint success, ran
cahy removing every vestge Of the disease in ninety
nine cases of the hundred Put mp in half pint bot
ties, with full drecons and for sale at lO8 Baltimore
st.; corner Of Pratt aud Charles sts. M. 42i west
Baltimore street; corner Of Gay aud Saratoga streets,
and AZ e. Stou's, Washington city; No. 2SB Marsh
Market Space jel5 3m