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City Mofc. Opened l.

YENxE undersigned respectfully informs bis friends
 \ and the public, that he will open, on Friday next, the large, well furnished and commodious CIry HOTEL. He will be able to furnish members of the Legislature with excellent rooms handsome ly fitted up-and the proximity of the Hotel to the State House will make it very convenient place for them 10 board The location of the Honse, near the business part of the town will render fl a suita- ble boarding place for persons engaged in business
 He is prepared 10 accommodate families, and travel
 ers also His table win be constantly furnished with the best and greatest variety the market will afford; and no pains will be spared to render all comforta- be and well pleased with his fare. With these as- surances he hopes his old and his new friends. as well as strangers viii patfonize him
 CHARLES l.. JEFFRIES.
 o5-fIis rates will be very moderate, Jrst adapt i ed to the hard times. Cd. Little Rock, October e9. lsz4z
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and periled ali that was dear to you fsr the sake oi securing .a your offspring a coinpe- tency, defending the frontiers of your eoun- try, pushing westward the benign influence ot Christianity and civlization, and thus ssex- tending the areaaof Freedom'-IT IS TO YOU and your children, and your children's children, thatwe appeal as patriots TO COME TO THE RESCUE of the cause whose can didate has ever been your friend and delen,- err
 We call upon You 10 BREAK FORTH INTO THE GREAT POLITICAL CON- FLlCF between Democracy and Federalism. between your friend JAMES K. POLK, him- sell a Pioneer Boy, and Henry Clag, who has nniiormllY denied your right to your dearly bought homes.
 Ge do not ask you to take our mere asser- ton for this. We submit the evidence, aH the eyidence-':the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth''-and we ask you first to READ IF carefully and aientiyey and then pass Il to your neighbors that EVEN HANDED JUSTICE may govern your votes al the ballot-boX in N vember
 Sous q He Pioneers :-Wnl you hear Alr. Clay denounce your intrepid, brave and adventurous fathers as sa lawless rabble.o public robbers,o s'land praies,'' splunder- CTS" ''lawless iniruders,'' .sarmed robbers,n who (as MT. Clay says pracised "a system of houndless, heartless, scandalous, fraudu- lent speculation" involving .,aboninable ex- eefable ffaud,o "a system that tainted. cor rupted and purified every one that touched n'? Will you listen to these denuncations ot your patriotic fathers, and go straight to the polls and vote for their slanderer and ca lmniato
 Never, Never! You never can, without first ssultilying every noble sentiment tial animates the bosoms of freemen-- You nev- caa, YOU NEVER WILL.
 On the other hand, JAMES K POLK, the Pioneer Boy, the Democratic candidate. the Young Hickory of the West, has always been your ardent and uniform friend. He was the frSt to espouse your cause in the Legislature of Tennessee. He labored for fourteen wears in Congress to SECURE TO THE OCCU- PANT HIS SACRED LITTLE HOME, and it is the pride of his life that he has done sos
 Let your western pride, your generous gratitude, your ardent patriotism have free and full play in this matter
 Read the following
 c " TR 2 s Y,
 and when you approach the ballot-box in November, resolve to act like FREEMEK who '1KNOW THEIR RIGHTS, AND KNOW ING. DIRE HTaLHTt4EG VDE1gD
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Tor he .4r&dnsas Burner. nrMoe RATIO MEMBERS OF THE
SENATE

C1SAIG G
 II HowARD, late democratic candi- |ts. sheriff, designs to present himself o' ron, for the office of door-keeper; learned that the late incumbent has |Toowing his intentions, l cannot re- Gnm stating to you, that he is well |.a of the trust; that he is true and |% democrat; that he has recently sas- \ n defeat in our cause, wherein he play m,oly part; that he is poor and in need,
 !" family to support; that he is capable
 .og the duties brave, honest, and ae- ''noiallng. To these things, as a true o.ar. I can testify, as have smelt the Le hy his side. X.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS. fEYHE District Court of the United States, for the
 x District aforesaid, for the adjudication of un- confirmed French and Spanish Land Claims, has adjourned over until the first Monday of December next.
 And il is ordered by the Court, that this notice be published nthe 'earkansas Banner, and Arkansas State Gazette,' for six weeks successively: Sept lGth, Isli. WM FIELD, Clerk, 2-6w By A. II. RUTHERFoRn, D. c.
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q. B. NAazsIaass Ss.alc. UNITED STATES OF A4ERttA,
 DISTRICT OF AR4ANsAa se.' Benjamin C. Sinsoans 9, f n
yenditioni expooas, William

venaitioni exponas, William
 ifons samuel " R yburn
 and James $. Conway.
 } virtue of awrit ol vendifoni exnonas leaned RD by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the United States, in and for the Dslfei aforesaid, in the above entitled ease, on the i6h day of May. lsi4. and o me directed, will expose to sale, at pubic auction. for ready money, at the court house door, in the ciy of Little Rock, Pulaski county District. aforesaid on Monday, the second day of December next, be- tween the hours of 2 o'clock, A. M and e,eioek ?. Nj. of said day, the following described negro slaves and horses, to wit :--Negro woman named Nancy, about 32 years old; negro woman named Mary, aboat 20 years old; negro woman named Clarissa about p years old and her infant child and negro girl named Ciarissa, about 10 years old also two black horses, one grey horse and one grey mare, saidpropeity having been levied upon and taken in ex x.eaiion as the property of the said d. fcfdaat. William Irons, and sold to satisfy iudg- ment rendered by said court on the I5ih day Of April, A. D. lsfS, in the above entitled suit
 II. M. RECTOR, u $, Marshal.
 for the District of Arkansas,
 by 4. 0 GREER, Dep'y Marshal Little Rock Oct 2Oth Ieta-7
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To the old Pioneers-their childsen-and
 tiey children's children.
 Ye who sought your way through the western wildernes in pursuit of new homes for yourselves and your families-ye who pitched your tents on the lands of the savages
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Cnrnrler,s GaEe.

TDY virtue of an execution in the name of the ED Trustees ofthe Real Estate Bank of the Sta of Arkansas, against Thomas Thorn and James Law son, jr which issued from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Courtof Pulaski county and to me d- rected, have levied on and will expose to sale on Monday the 25th day of November ls44, at the door of the court house of said county between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and three o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the following property, to-wit: One negro man named Sims. 26 years old, levied as the property of said Thorn, to satisfy said execution. Sale for cash
 HUGH BROGAN, Coroner of
 Pulasli County. October 24h, 1sH.--7-4w (Pr's. fee S5.)
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k1A 86 soLoN B0RLANI N E. II ENGLISH
 .a1I'0.sYE Ys ylT l.qy1.
 LIqTLs LOCK, AngAvsss. WELL attend puac uafy to all businass en.r,,st. " ed 10 them, in the several Courts held T.ifssa Rock or in any part of toe stae. Oct. 2sd, lsIl.-G-tE
 REFER TO-. Governor adarns--Little Rock J. J. Finley, F. ?. Stanton. IT c. Smith. Charles Lodand, and John c. MeLemore, Esqs.; Dr. J Fowlkes, Messrs. s. g. A. Fowlkes, kIcssrs. E. " kowlet sJ Co.,, and Meesrs Hatch & Scott ..-Memphis, Tennessee. ,ion. l.; Il. Coe,-Somerwlle, Ten. Hon. West II. Humphreys -Nasbviile. Ten. Adflen G Mayer and Wn. B. Lunpkin, Esqrs,--HoI- 5. Mat. Mathews and R. Shepherd. Esqrs--Columbu.. lion: Daniel Celemau-Athens. As. Dr.J ' Spoiswood, and Chancellor I [. Mag. tn-Iuskaoosa, Ala
 Augustus H. Redns, Esq, Mobile-Ala messrs. $. O. Nelson S1 Bro, John q pr,.tk Co, Smith, Gorin & Cc--sew Orleans. Hon. 4. Yell, FayetleyilIe-~Ark Hon. Il. II. Sevier, U s. Senate Hon. Edward Cross NJ C.; Hon. C. &. Houston, NJ. e. Hon Kenneth Rayner, Nj C.--Wasliingioa city. Prof. Charles Caldwell P. S. Lougbborough. Ess. L. P. Maury, Esq, Drs. t M | ay, Samuel E. Richardson L. II. Mosby and John R. Buck-Iou. svilie Ky
 October 23 l3te-6
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eor0sacr7s Sale.

TD Y virtue ol an execution in the name of Young ID Stevenson. against James c. Anthony. Phillip L. Anthony and James Lawson jr., which ssud from the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Pulaski ccnnty, and to me directed, I have levied on, and uill expose to sale, on Monday, the 18th day of November, l3i4. at the door of the court house of said county between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon, and three o'clock in the af- ternoon of said day, the following property to-wit One negro woman named Rody, aged 42 years and her three children, Sam, 24 years. Charles 5 years and stephen years levied on IS the proper ty of said Phillip L. Anthony, to satisfy said exacu- ton.--Sale for cash
 HUGH BRoGAN, Coroner of
 Pnlqs.i County. October, 24th, Is44.--7-4w-(Pr'si fee, s5.)
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CD-pAEs.F7N asEsszEaP NO,Faa,gi

IVM. ?. OFFICER 6 GEORGE r. SMITH, TFAVE associated themselves under the firm ef 1 k OFFICER & SMITH, for the purpose of transactng general m ercanta business They now hayr on the way, all entirely new stock of goods. consisting of
 DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, i CROCKERY- gV.4RE, H.4TS, BOOTS, SHOES,
 CLOTHING, St Sc, which they purchas d in the Eastern cities ex- prassly for this market
 On the arrival of the goods, (which are expected shortiy} due notice will be given.
 Little Rock, October 30 l3i4. 7-G
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FENIE subscriber having concluded to locate in X Little Rock, respectfully tenders his services to generons public in the practice of Medicine according to the New School principles. Having had many years experience in the same, we feel iuY confident ol being able 10 give satisfaction of curing diseases that the Old Faculty cannot sb as old chronic cases, and many dis eases aenlaf 10 Fe- males. Our rem dies ar not POISONOUS. eaiaIi- ing upon patients and their poserty, the curse of ruined constitutions. Our treatment also of acute and secret diseases has generally been ya satslae tory.
 F.J. HARVEY. B. P. Office next door to the Times and Advocate. Markham street. Little Rock
 0Ei-A we are agent for the sale of Books, Med. icines, &c., we have and intend keeping general sopply; Il have at present supply ofDr. Curtis's admirable work on Obstetrics, indispensable to Thomsonians. Also supply of Ague and Fever Medicine
 Oct 90 lSa1---lv
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STATE OF AnKASsAs, ]
 SALINE eouSTY, } DYER Tow SsHtp.
STATE or AagsNsAs, Gcuesrg or GeSHAv.
 1Apaow How SUIT,

S WE tlie ondafsigned. did View and U ss-s7zN apprase d stray hfssa. slo.ga fo us by .4zss. jealss Saith; We tSah.s tse sane. to be " SJ@ l Strawberry Rone,a Blaze in his saeszzsaazss1 orlisad aid both hiad laat white, some siidis spofs on lis back fourteen and half hands high, eisat years old. lag4 boil siih hole in the top pat with thick ialfef collar on said Hose. No brands 'rceiyaal apprais d 10 twenty seven dollars. JN0. S. GILBERT,
 4. ]. WHI T.. Sworn to subscribed fore a,e tlis tha fifth day of Sept, i5i4. JAMES kILLIAM, !. P. Oetober 2, l5l4. Di--3w
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 all in township B south of range | west. contain ing sl6 If 100 acres, the st da, of Nov. Is1I; and that Wm. H. Gaines beam. the purchaser there ol for the of eight dollars and thirty two cents, and the said Gaines did assign and transfer his cer- tiilcate ol purchase 10 Alanson Moreholse on the 9th day of May, is42, and the said Aiorehouse did sign and tfansi,r the same o David M Lawrence, on the 20th day luIy, is43, and l. David NJ Law nce, haver ivs q from sad WiIierd Gamer, sher- l. as aforesaid, deod for the same
 l. therefore. notify all rsons, that at the May term oi tn circuit court as Chcot CO., to be holden on the frs Moniay Of May, lS4j. I wrill apply to said coaft for confirmation of ny title and:any person or persons wishing to sat up any right to the said tracts Of land so pure ased, in consequence of any iHiormaity, or any rregriarity, or nlegaIity. feet whatsoever requested then and there to show cause why the sale nade should not be confirmed
 DAVID NJ. LAW RFNCE.
 Oct. lS4f.-6--6w.-Pr's fee SIS l2,.
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T. s. k. of Ori. C0mnqqdiag This will be good opportunity for organiz q volunteer companias to furnish themselves with good arms, at a cheap price. The Van Buren lnteligencer and BatesviIle News will please copy until day of sale, and send their accounts to Bannero office io collection. October 23. i84i-t-6y
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Noafcc fs tsereE,v m;yes..

VyO all whom itmay concffn, ti.at, bY virtue of E an act of ttelegslatdre of the State oI Afkan- s', approy and in force on the 5th day of March, 1885, eatitiad An act toprovide for the lowing and eel et.ag tlle reveAte ol the slstsol Araflsas by Milford Garner, sherI are s.f.ca oec tor for the county oi Chitoi the following tfacs Of land were offered for safe at public auction for ta1es, to witt
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 GfEALED PROPOSALS will b, re ived by the Ae1 md .fsigned. If th. Pnitnirv fiftl, Rock AtSansas, until Saturday, tke 25tt day of Noeemdsr neri, for the delivery of
 31 ,000 ponnds of PORK. al said Penit ntiay, for the subsistence of te pri IS therein.
 The pork mnst consist ofhaaltiy and " Il latt nd sows and burrows wi sdns moi ss ihan z 6 pounds each, 10 be deliver d en foot in such enclosure as may be de i gnated b. the md rsitn q, md the weigh 10 be asc raiued after thsy are butcher l. or on foot may be arraed on n e lifna of rec ivinr The pork 10 b delivered by the 25t Dec. Bond and approved curity Wll rsqaaad iIon contractors, for Inc faitbipsrloFmsnc ol their con- tracts; and the nndersi snsd reserves to himself tae right Q rejecting all bils f deein.d loo high Tlle proposals mnst b. endorsed Proposals for Pork, and neI5scd m ag eHv' 'lop adlf ssld t5t e und gsigaed, thfousll ths Liiue Rock Rae4 alllc and If sen, by mHit fhe postage must b heia
 JAMES MeEIaAR -2neu Little Rock, Gel. g, l3i4,-G-Jw. AEtansls inteilisenc T, al Van Bdren. copy Fl. ss. EZsas4ess :st Public &ase. WILL oiersd for sal < on the s coad day of w Dcsnba i4i. at II o'clock at tha U S. Arsenal al Little Rock, three hundred ana nin .ty- four Mnskets, tnanaiaciurcd tt the National Armo- rias. By order Of It. Col GEO. TALcoTT,
 .qct,ag chiefof 0rd }
 D. BUTLER,
 N. S. k. of Ori Comnuqdiag This will be a good opportunity for organiz d
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OBTrnARY

OBITUARY.
 Died on the 30th ultin O. at Piney, Johnson coqn- ty, Ark, HAMILTON LEE PATRICK in his sixteenth year, o protraced fever which he fingered with for seven weeks. It will be source of consolation to hIs friends to know, that although attached to no church, yet he died the death of christian in fnI view of heaven. Ii is not the intention of the wFi- ter oi thls obituary notice to attempt To eulogse the deceased, he will only say that he was dutifI son klnd brother, confidential companion and moral and exemplary youth in all the relations of lie. those that knew him b3st can alone apF ciata such loss. Although lis opportaniti $ W re uife limited, he had made considerable progress II elu. cation, and was pFofeieatia the following bfanc es Reading writing arithmetic, geo 3raphY, with Eng fish grammar The community IS thus deprived of a rising and promising member and the fond pa. rents and friends oi beloved son and associate tal will long ba remembered and lain nted
 The Huntsville Democrat pl ase copy.
 Coamea5eaied. on the 2Sd inst, pr. THOMAS MONTAGUE, aged about fifty years
 The deceased came to this place in July last from Sonmerllle, Tennessee, where he left his family. intending to return for them after fixing himself in Is new location. He had been long worthy and con sist mt n9mbsr of the Methodist Episcopal Church and was generally esteemed here, by those who knew hin, as pioas, amiaba. and upright man.
 lte was quite patient and resigned during his long afllcton, and expressed himself frequently as hay ing manifestations of his acceptance. On the morn ing of the day of his departare he was rejoicing al bis bright prospects of shortly reaching the happy homs of the faithful. sWhat word have yon to leave your friends and family P said by-stand r-..l am in the Kings high way of holiness and fni all his paths paths of peace,' was his answer. And tbus even the path, the gloomy path through the wall Y and shadow of death, was a path of peace 10 this good man because it led directly to Iii 5h gIooH- less and bright abode.
 The Western Spy sommerville, Tennessee. viii please copy Communicated.
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STATE or ARKANsAs,

oTATE or ARKANsAs,
 CoCNTysoF PuLAsKr,
 Bic RocK TOWNSHIP . THTE. the undersigned ing call d upon by Bar " nstt Williams. b Vi W and appraise an estray MARE MULE, aud fin find the same to be red bay With back $, no marks or brands perceiva- bl oi comaon size, or ears old, and We do ap- praise her to thirty two dollars and fifty cents,
 DAVID SHELTON
 SFEPHEN NHUDDLESTON. Sworn to, and subscribed before me, an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the Township of Big Rock and Stste and county aforesaid, this 4th day of October Is44
 JAS. D. FITZGERALD, J. P. The above mule followed lay negro man Minor, from the Hurricane, about forty miles bslow this, in asPraire. He was told il was out of some drove, which, had passed. lie attempted to drive it back, but could not.
 B. WILLIAMS,
 Per D. ". GALLOWAY, October 9, lSsi-4-3w- Prs fee -ss5.
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Ie following

c " TR.4 s Y, and when you approach the balot-box in November, resolve to act like FREEMEK who s'KNOW THEIR RIGHTS, AND KNOW ING, DARE .1f.4I.Y1,aI.V TlE.N.n
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H4AVV NsD'E,nCF..

Y SHALL re-commeace the pracaee of the law, x and will attend, with pfonpti,ude and fidelity, to any business that may De entrusted to my care. in any portion Of the State
 Ny office, at present, is on the street running south from the State House and near inc State Bank
 F. T. CRUTCHFIELD. L!itle Nocs. Oct. ,, ls1d. 4-tf
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FEEGHHSDNRAN EssgAgTgCyI.

...., by 4. 0 GREER. Dep'y Marsla. Little Rock, Oct goth. Ist4-7
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NOTICE FED SEaHssgRaTg1ss,
EpEAsarx

AUptTon's OFFICE, kitle Rock, .arlf's, 0a 23d, l3fi. 1 6-sw
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.l.z Tor hhe .fr3aRsaS Banner THEflT ATE III ErTTnN

CHESTER ASHLEY. LITTLE RocK, ARK, Oct. 8, Is44.
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and other things equally ridiculous. No gov ernment principles set forth for the consider ation of the people, other than the change of administrations for better times-two dollars day and roast beef high price for produce, Sc According 10 the expectations of the federal party, you are now, sir, brought into the field as candidate for the Presidency ; and with all of those factions and promises made in l84G being attached to you. You, sir, being the head and rep esentatlve ol fed eralism, of course your elevation to the Pre- sidency depends on the utility of those fac lions, and the fulGlment of those promises. The people have had some time since the federalists came into power to calmly look on and see, hear and investigate. And what use the people will make of those blessed privileges of seeing, hearing and investigating
 is, in some measure, yet to be learned. And
 in my opinion, it would be all excellent prin- ciple ill them if they would apply themselves to wisdom, and have due reference to the Apostle Paul's caution, in which he says
 withontreserve "Prove all things, then holc fast to that which is good.o If the people would more generally do so, what, sir, dc you think, would be the result of their delib- erationsi Would not many of them discoy
 CT that the harmony ofschurches and neigh
 hofhoods had been annoyed, harrassed anC broken up, merely for federal political pur
 poses-frst, to elevate yoursell--second, te elevate many other office seekers, that wei knew that if ever they had their desires an swered, it must be through means of distract ing the people. Do you not think, sir, tia ] on cooly and calmly rejecting on thefr pas
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-29

AZ ORE PROOFS THAT CONSUMPTION
Va CAN BE CURED.
ONE OF THE GREATEST CURES EVER
MADE IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, sept %. l64i
TO DR.. j. II. Schenck-Sr This is to certify that
my wife, Ann Baily, had a severe attack of Bilious
Pursy i'll the winter of 1882, after being relieved OF
that she complained of pain in her breast and side
attended with severe cough and tighlness in her
chest. had the advice of the best physicians in the
city, but none of them could give her any relief they
all pronounced her case ncurable. | then got six
bottles of Swaims Panacea, but she could get no
lief her cough still increased. She tried every thing
that was recommended through the papers for
sumptlon but could get 10 relief, her cough got
severe at times she would have to sit down III the
street, and when walking she would frequently get in
kind of StupOr and fall PROSTATE the foor pal
pitaton of the heart and pain in the oins with dzZi
ness in the head would follow. then gave up all
hopes of her ever being cured, and looked for her
death every day, having fingered for twelve years,
and could get no relief until last June, seeing Doctor
Schcnck's advertisement in the Sun, | was deter
mined she should Try the Pulmonic Syrup; went to
your agent, Mr.. Warren, and purchased bottle of
the Syup he told me if she would persevere with it,,
ii would certainly her. After she used two bot
ties ii began 10 make her very Sick and she threw up
great quantity of thick tough matter, she got
relief and could breathe freely; after using the
eight bottles the pain left her side and breast She
threw up great quantity of matter all the time; after
the tenth bottle her appetite began to come. and from
that time she has been getting better. She is now
well, thank God, and through the Use of your valua
Bile Syrup. You may make what use of this you like,
and | recommend all persons afflicted in the same
way, to use the Pumonic Syrup, and with the help
of Cod and this valuable Medicine, they may yet be
saved from consumpuous grave.
Isaac BAILY.
Any person wishing to me, can do so by calling
at my house, No 60 Dover street, between Eutaw and
Paca- sts., Baltimore. ANN BAILY.
h3aCAUTION TO THE PUBLIC AS there are
persons in this city who advertise the sale of chCnck
fulmonic Syrup, hereby caution all persons against
using my name rs no person is authorised to sell for
me in the city of Baltimore, except Mr.. j. w. WAR
rem, No. % North Gay street.
J. IL. SCHENCK.
The genuine Medicine can also be had Of NJ. DE
LANY, corner of a. street and Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, D. c., and at w. w. JOHNSON'S,
Princess Ann, Il. s., Md.
PRIcE-One Dollar per bottle, six bottles for Five
Dollars. (o26-eotfl J.W WARREN, Agent.