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lrz- SVvAINI's As-,,aCTION.-The
great celebrity which this remedy has acquired during
period of twenty years, its increasing demand and Its
unparalleled success, has induced number Of persons
from time to time, both at home ard abroad to initiate il
in various Svays.
As long as these limitations were confined to mixtures
bearing other names did not consider il necessary to
advert to them, but having evidence in possession OF
tie gross receptions practsed by uBprinciped men, in
vending spurious syrup fer the ''genllne Swaim's Pan
acea cannot too strongly caution the public to avoid
purchasing medicines from any but the most respect
able sources
II is difficult to detect in many instances the actual
perpetrators of these mpositioRs, as the spurious mix
the generally sent into the INTERIOR and 10
foreign countries.
Some time back, detected fraudulent imitation in
New York closely resembling olvs, but the bottles
were labelled William Swain, instead of WILLIAM
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles cast in mould
precisely like own, but eSwafms Panacea' New
York is blown in the glass, instead of "Swaimss Pana
cea,' Philadelphia
We have received repeated advices from the West
da islands that empty bottles purchased up at
high rates, for the purpose of reng them with spu-
rous mixture: and Of the thousands of bottles of Swams
Panacea annually sold in our principal cities, can
collect but ver few of the empty bottles, they
made of in various ways defraud the proprietor
| and to deceive the public.
We have known instances of three bottles being made
out of one, by mixing portion of Sarsapariia Syrup
with the genuine Swaim's Panacea, thereby retaining
some of its virtues.
In Philadelphia lately, large order was received be
mercantile house for Swairn's Panacea botes mould
exact imitation of our own was made and the ordry
uppled-End recent advices from Brazs inform that
a vessel fsom Amsterdam had arrived Rio dc Janero,
purity laden with bottles precisely like our avn. We
have also in possession book printed in Germany fac
simile of our own book of cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances il will be that the
genuine Swaim's Pmacea is countereited and initiated
TO considerable exent and rs these limitations not
only fraud upon us, but will necessarily protract the
suenngs of nvadsn those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved efcacious, we must rely
upon the public to purchase the Swaims Panacea only
authentic and respectable houses and dealers who
obtain their supplies either from laboratory in phla
delphia. or from accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No 46 Pine street,
New-York.
tsigned.) WILLIAM SWAIN & SON.
Phkadelphia, 18th April, ls4s.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Conner of Hanover and Marketsteets,
MAJ eadff RaIfirrore
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EuTAw HOUSE.

C1rncr of ElstGio and Baltimore Streets Bdfim51E
Y9NIiE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons
q this establishment, their friends, and the public &c
morally that they have associated themselves together
Ss-s for the purpose of conducting the same. The
final EUTAW House was completed and first OPEN
sIed in 1876, which time it was furnished through
out III the every best manner, and without regard to cost
The comfort and convenience of its interior arrange
mens, its high and airy location, combine 10 render il
provcrhialiy pIeasa0tand healthy. isparculary well
adapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES and LA-
DIES, having great number of Private Parlours, La
dies Ordinary, and splendid Drawing Room, with phi
vate Baltimore street. In every respect the
Eutaw House is second to in the United States,
and il is the intention and firm determination of the pro-
pretors to spare exertions to promote the confot
and qualification of their patrons, and rates which no
exception can be taken. The stock of VINES ord
LIQ U0RS on hand, has been mostly imported express
iy for the use of this establishment or selected from the
private stocks of of the most celebrated connoi
of the city. The BATHS attached TO the house
are III complete order, and open at all times for the use
of the guests. ASAHEL HUSSEY,
+. w. ELDER,
Late of the firm Of b. s. Elder & co.,
Paltin,o~e. A ril 9. ID a..
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uoI,fZNTAN,s rIAYsION HOUSE.

TEyHE2 subscriber having taken that large and com
modious House, with granite front, corner OF 81.
Paus and Fayette streets, has il now open for the re
cepion of visers. The house has lately undergone n
thorough repair and is believed that there is no ouse
i'm this city that is better arranged for the convenience
and comfort of its boarders. 1t has two large paors
for ladies' and gentemans paror, and about forty
chambers well arranged, neat and airy The suhscri-
her pledges himself that neither pains expense shall
be wanting on his part 10 give satisfaction TO his guests.
In concIusi0n he pledges himself TO set good Table
and have clean beds and good and faithful servants,
10 make his charges TO cores pond with the times.
JOHN r. HOLLZMAN.
Baltimore, June jth ls40-3faw4w S-3a4w
gFz-The National InteIigencer will please insert this
twice week for four weeks and send their bill TO this
offic
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EBY QTier OF the commissioners of nsolvent debtors
ED for the city and county OF Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of GEORGE w. WILL
HANSON, an insolvent debtor that personal dis
charge hath been granted to the said debtor, and that
the said creditors required TO attend at the office OF
the said commissioners in the court house in the city OF
Baltimore, the 9th day of April next, at ten O'Clock
in tia forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees to
be appointed for their benefit and to give all the uior
nation in their possession the said commissioners,
to enable them TO report TO Baltimore county court,
ngreeably to act of Assembly, passed at December
session. 1884, entitled Gan relating to DSolvent debt
ors;' and that the 9th day of June next hath been fixed
for the final hearing in his case, before the said commits
sioners.
Dated the 9TH day of March in tbe year 1910.
NH u lnyy:5m ma La SHY
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HBY order of the commissioners of iasovcnt debt
EEors for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of HENRY BISHOP,
nsovent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted to the said debtor and that the said creditors
required to attend at the Office of the said commits
in the court house, in the city Of Baltimore,
the 4t day of May next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee trustees be appointed for
their beneit and to give all the information in their
possession 10 the said commissioners to enable them to
report to Baltimore county court agreeably to act of
Assembly, passed at December session, 1881, entitled
Gan act relating to nsolvent debtors, ard that the
Sd day of July next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the l9th day of March, in the year 1910.
NH 27-Iaw:}m ma l-leWSw
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CANTPTIINE LIGHTS.

NOTWITHSTANDING the unprecedented demand
IN for "WEBB'S PATENT BURNERS IND
C.44fPHINE OIL, - always prepared TO MI all
Astral, Hail. Reading, Chamber and side LAMPS as al
so others for stores, &c. sc. The economy attending
the burning q the Camphine OIL has been fully tested,
is warranted to be LESS than half the expense of Gas
or Oil. Many who using the lamps have assured US
that il is two-thrds less than either great saving Of
labor in trimming and keeping the lamp in order is gain
ed. One wick will burn from to months. The oil
we warrant free from combustion, and whereby acct
dent may BE- dropped the or CARPET If dries
up quick water leaving stain; and fer its match
less brlilncy exceeds all the artificial light ever in
vented pattern Lamp of each kind is burning every
esning at our store where the Lamps and Oil can al
,gays bf i,,.,., T. LaiER & CO.
r. The Canplline Oil is to be had at store only
10
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cAnrpHTNE LTGHT.

yEN4E s,rperortv of the CAMPHINE LIGHT, 10
II that of either OH Gas, has now been fully tested
by hundreds who using it in this city, hoih as
regards the brancy OF the Light and that of economy
We prepared to prove that the Cainphiae Is less
than orehaf the expense ofGas or oil-id IN addhon
which possesses all the good qualities mat ouier ar
icl lights have not; in regard TO cleanliness, there IS
,tingto compete with it, and in trimming The Lamp it
is done with facility and less trouble than WIN
the ordinary lamp. The Camphine TN spurey Vegeta-
bic and wa, r,,ed free from combustion. There
upwards of 5000 ofthe Lamps used IN New YORK,
and increasing daily. large assortment OF which, and
T. PALMER & co.
where they can h. seen ma 6 At
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HOVARD'S HOTEL
BROADWAY, CORNER MAIDEN LANE, NEW


YEyHIS HOTEL. is one of the most commOdous in
II the Union, having ffont upon Broadway of over
100 feet, and upon Maiden Lane 90 feet with two large
wings extending in the lbs feet II six stories
high, exclusive of basement and under cellars, ana con-
canning over 300 bed chambers, each well lighted and
ventilated with grates-besides numerous private par
ours with sleeping rooms attached and public parours
dining re aiding and otherrooms There aertwo elegant
dining looms, the floors Of which as well as the spa
cious lis in the first and second st0ries together with
tile reading and other public rons are paved with Ita
ian marble. There is also extensive and pleasant
fronting upon broadway fitted up for ladies' Or
dnarv and the ladies provided with attractive public
parors and private entrance to the Hotel from Maiden
Lane.
The subscriber having for nine years past received
liberal patronage from merchants aud principally from
gentlemen of business at his former Hotel IN Broad street,
Is satisfied from experience that carly meals TO many are
more acceptable therefore he has had his house
structed to be able TO serve meals to such at early
hours The hours adopted for meals as follows viz:
In Gentemans dining room, upon LIST floor, Breakfstat
T. half past with reference to the season OF ule
year Dinner in the at O'Clock In Gentlemans
dining room upon I'd story and also IN Ladies ordinary
Breakfast from to 10 O'Clock and Dinner half dast 3,
Printed bills of fare are daily got UP for the different din
ing rooms, and MS il is optional with Gentlemen TO
take their seats in either of tile Gehemen's dining
rooms without giving any notice of their choice; the
subscriber hopes the extra trouble and expense in fe at
tempt suit their convenience i'll this respect will be
properly appreciated by generous public, and that
commensurate patronage will result thererom.
This House possesses convenience that le suy
scriber could DEVISE and il is universally pronounced
vsites be replce in its Internal arrangements
its construction for light and ar being superior 10 any
other House in the city,
In addition the many advantages and comforts over
Hotels, it has living spring of pure soft water up
the premises, which apart from its intrinsic worth as
Wholesome beverage, So unusual TO be found IN the
lower part the city, adds very much to the safety OF the
establishment in of fire the premises:
poerfl force pump being attached TO the well to force
water therefrom well from the various cistels in
the yard the reservoirs under the roof from which,
BY of the hose water can be forced over any part OF
the premises in an instant.
In short, this establishment has been got up without
reference to COST and is the intention of the subscr
her have stand among the best hotels in the country
He hopes to be favored with share of public patron
age.
ma8-dlm d. D, HOWARD
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FEY order of the commisslonersof nsolvent debtors
Nd for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of WILLIAM MCLEAN,
an insovent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted said debtor and that the said creditors
required TO attend at the office of the said commission
in the court house, i'll the city of baltimore, on the
day of July next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustee trustees, to be appointed for
their benefit; and TO give all the information jill thelr
possession to the said commissioners enable then? o
report 10 Baltimore county count, agreeaby act of
Assembly, passed Mt December session. 1884, entitled
San act relating OF nsOlvent debtors;" and the 18th day
of September next, hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case before the said commissioners.
DATED tirS sth day Of May in the year 1910.
mi o. aXy.3L1
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SHOE THREAD.

PN LARtABEEE. No 20, >. CALYEhI =
HLe Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS,
TOOLS and SHOE FINDINGS in general ,has received
b, he late arrivals from Liverpool large assortment Of
SHOE THREADS, viz: Brown, Green, half Bieached,
has in store fine selection of Shoe TOOLS aud FIND
IN(iS viz: shoe Knives, Pncers Hammers, Awl bladse,
hwl HATS Shoe Raps Kit Files Pegs fail sizes, Boots
WeItin Linen and Cotton ost Cord, cut and cast hoe
Nails size sticks, Shoe Rristlts, &c sc. &c The above
goods warranted OF the best quality and viii be sold upon
as good tire quality be had Tor IN THIS
or any other ely. -
Also on hand LASTS ofevery description ofthe latest
fashion, and made of the best tib unlops Celebrated
PASTE BLACKlNG.
Country ksrchauts viii 10 well 10 call before Sarcha
sing eIseyvhefe. ap OCT
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HpY order of the Commissioners of IHsolvent Debtors
ED for the City and County of Baltimore. Notice il
hereby given to the crcSIters of WILLIAM R. ASH
TON an ihselvent debtor that personal discharge hath
been granted to the said DEBTOR and that the said cred
tors required to attend at the office of the said Com
mssioners in the Court house, in the city of Baltimore
the 9th day of July next, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, and nominate trustee trustees To be appointed
for their benefit and to give all the information in their
possession the said Commissioners TO enable them to
report Baltimore CouBty Court agreeaby TO act of
Assembly, passed at December session.. 1881, entitled
can Act ating nsolvent debtos; and that the 9th
dag of September next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said Commissioners.
Dated 24st day of May, in the year 1910.
ma Q6-Iaw6tlJuly
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BEAR CREEEk HoTE

ATORTH POINT.-The public are respectfully in
~ formed that the BE.4Ie CREEK HOTEL, ~
IS now open for the reception of company, who f!n
will be accommodated with every comfort and&4=As
LUXURY 30 as blend the rural pleasures of the country
with the mere fashionable recreaions of the city.
BOATS will be supplied to Fishing parties, and a
large ARK, built expressly for the purpose; can be OBJ
tanned for company of ladies and gentlemen, who will
he protected by IFS accommodations from rain.
DINNERS and SUPPERS will be supplied at the
shortest notice.
SOFT CRABS and every other delieacy, when in
seasoI will be furnished in pTofsion-and in short, ey-
ery exeron will be made by the proprietor to promote
the comfort and pleasure of his guests.
ma Est HENRY i. HOUGk
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MgAYoR's OFFICE, BArrlMOrr, June lst. 1870

AHAYOR'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE, June lst 1910
I'VE DOGS-The following section of "a Supple
the evil practice of DOGS going large within the city,
approved June 18th 1885, published for the nfoma
ton of all concerned
Sec l. Be il enacted and ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That the Mayor be- and he
is hereby authorized and empowered TO direct the City
BaIiiTs and Police Officers and City Wachmen TO pro-
cure the destruction by poison otherwise, of all ami
mails of the Dog kind going large i'll any street, lane or
alley within the city of Baltimore.
Sec g. And be it enacted anti ordained, That all dogs
so DESTROYED shall be removed and buried without the
limits of the city, by suc persons may be employed
for that purpose by the Mayor.
The above sections of the Ordinance will, and af
ter Saturday next the 9th inst. be rgidly enforced OF
which all persons interested requested TO take no
tiee. ie Al s. C. LEAK1N, Mayor
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TWO JACKSON EDITORS OUT FOX
HARRISON!-'Fh s'Beaver City Chronicle,
published al Rochester, Pa, by J. w. White, Jr.
has pulled down its Van Buren, Flag and run up
tbe brieht banner of Harrison and Reform. The
change is thus announced:
OUR FLAG!
This week we have the qualification OF laying
before our readers the names of Gen. William
q Henry Harrison, and John Tyler, as the Peoples
Candidates for President and Vice President oil
the United State in the room of Martin Van
Buren, and Richard M. Johnson, who have de-
parted this life, in the columns of our paper
That we have been a warm and ardent support
er of Gen. jackson and Van Buren,, we Will not
deny-yet, it was done upon an honest convection
that their policy of government was rlght-that
policy of government has failed to produce that
peace, happiness, and prosperity to our growing
republic, that we ought to have received at her
hands. is also self-evident:"
So much for MIR. J. w. White, Junior.-Hav-
me- discharged his duty, the younger Editor pro
ceeds to sde6ne the POSITION oil his Father IN the
following paragraph;
"We have received the LIST and I'd numbers oil
a new paper entitled the "Geauga Freeman, ed
tied by J. w. White, ST., at Chardon, Ohio. We
rejoice to have it i'll our power TO show another
change in favor of the Hero of the Thames. Inc
ttFreeman" has at its masthead the flag of Gen.
Harrison and John Tyler, in flying colors. 1t
will be recollected that our father has been an
editor for many years, and has fought many a
battle for Gen. jackson and Van Buren,, yet he
has now taken stand upon the wall of redemP-
ton, pleading the cause of the People, in opposi-
ton to the office holders of the nation"
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gTONISHIEG CURE. This is 10 certify that
"A was for Ia long time afflicted with a bad Cough aud
and which almost destroyed my voice, and
brought on many other dangerous and unplea-
SAINT symptoms.-At the solicitation Of friend,
I was induced to try the "COMPOUND SYR-
ZIP OF GUM ARABIC" prepared by DIR. G.
K Tyler, when to my great satisfaction, two
doses produced wonderful change: ana the
third dose entirely relieved me; and therefore
eelno hesitation In my recommending it to my
riends and public generally.
VIM j. HAWTH0 RN,
Peter yasburg, 9th Jan, 1888.
Prepared only by G. X. TYLER, corner OF
East baltimore and High SITS, Baltimore.
For sale in Washington by Dr. S. Mitcheil..
and w. Gunton, and in Georgetown, by D. c
by o. M LinthIcum. ap24
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9z.By the Azelia, we perceive that the Rev.
Daniel P. Kidder, Methodist missionary to no
estimabIe lady, who fell victim to gastric
fever. on the 18th of April, at Rio. Mr.. X. has
thus unexpectedly been obliged to return to his
native land, bringing with him his two infant chill
dren,one of whom still at the breast, when the
mother was called away, after an illness of ten
DAYS. In this bereavement Mr.. K. will have the
sympathy and coincidence Of very many at home
and abroad.
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CRops IN NEW JERsEY-The N. j. Advertiser
states from personal observation, that never was
the promise better for an abundant return to the
labor of the husbandmen than the prospect Of the
coming crop in various parts of New Jersey.
Wheat, rye and oats are all in fine condition;
potatoes are doing well; and the grass crop will
be unusually large.
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READ AND REFLECT.


T a seagos like the present, when, in consequence
"a OF the rapidly varying changes Of the weather, al
ternting from dry to moist, from not 20 cold, coughs,
coils, asthma. catarr &c. daily becoming more
prevalent, remedy universally efectua IN removing
all such COMPLAINTS is deserving OF especial attention
and recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
OF vegetable Ingredients composing I'm addition TO tie
herb from which it derives its nancy several others
equally valuable and restorative in their effects, IS OTTER
ed to the community in the PICTORIAL HONEY OF
LtYERWORp, which since il was first presented 10
the public by The proprietor, has received Testimonials
from hundreds Of its efficacy, voluntarily rendered. the
originals of many of which, by the leave of the partles
may he examined by all interested at the store OF the
proprietor. Intact in all of Colds, Coughs, Asth
ma Influenza Group WhoOping Cough, and every m
amatory affection of the Chest and Lungs; the PEo
~oRAL HONEY OF LIvERwoRr stands unfivaied, nav
ing every instance when tile disease has been
of the aggravated and virlcut kind, effected per
feet cure il it, continued, at least afforded
partial 6cnefit the stferer which only required MS
own perseverance TO become perfect cure. many GA
respectable citizens have authorized tie pro-
prietor communicate their nane, as evidence Gu me
truth of the above statements, to all interested enquirer
{15-Prepared by JAMES ID. NOWi.l new 1Grh-
and for sale bv ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
ap30 Sole Agents for Baltimore.
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.TIMoRECOUNTY co URT

nm BALTIMORE co URT May
n Term, lS40 ORDERED, that the sale made and
within reported BY Branz Mayer Trustee the
Chailes Mayer AGAINST John Glenn, be- and the SAM
hereby this 9Th May, 1910, ratified and confirmed, un
lass the contrary be shown before the ninth day
of June next; provided copy of this order be published
in some newspaper once week for three successive
weeks, before the said ninth day of June.
The report states the sale have been made al four
thousand two hundred doiars.--{4 ,901)
by order True Copy,
may II law3w THos. EEII.s Clerk
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Two brothers, Messrs. Continues, glass blowers
of Bordeaux, have introduced an important i'm
provement in the art of blowing black or bottle
glass They use a flexible tube, worked by ma
chinery, for injecting air into the fluid metal, IN
stead of letting their men continue to blow them
by mouth Both these inventions have been made
public property, through the iberality of the in
yentors,
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IT n. ROBINSON has removed his Log Cabin
q He Print and Caricature store, one block near T
the White House, door to the National Billiard Sa
loon, where he viii keep const ut supply on hand TO
furnish the Trade and Wholesale dealers at very reduced
prices. just reepved from my establishment IN New
York, very correct and striking likeness of Gen VII
liam Henry HauiSon With veTal new Carieatures OF a
humorous nature, forming eeInpete History of The Past
and rsesent Times. ie2
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Trade of Kingston, Upper CanadG.-As an
instance of the increasing trade, and consequent
prosperity of Kingston, we may mention that
there were thirty-three schooners in port, on
Monday morning last, chiefly laden with bread
stuffs from the West. 1t is really gratifying to
view the forest of masts with which our harbor is
continually studded Chronicle.