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NO WILLIAM ]. STEVENS, of Portland, Maine,
called in the store of Messrs. Comstock & Co., 10
show the great benefit he had received from the u G
of one bottle of OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUM-
BlA He had been bald ten Years, but has now full
and fine crop of hair started out all over the top
of his head, by only one bottle We have seen this
II ed in many cases, with the same success II Is also
the best article ladies can dress their hair WITH it
will keep it longer in curl than anything else, and en-
tirely removes dandrutf This article may he had at
the corner of Hanover and Baltimore streets. 1t
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h3- FAIR. The Ladies Of the FELL'S POINT
PRESBY TERRAIN CHURCH are now holding a Fair
in the splendid Hall recently erected by the Eagle Ar
tllersts on Fleet next to the of Broadway,
(late Market street,) for the benefit of the above
Church. The assortment of articles offered is nu-
merous and tasteful, besides plentiful supply of
Rcfreshments-whch, together with the handsome
new Hall, will render the inducements TO attend the
Fair particularly great fell-4t
N H. Roth lines of Omnibusscs pnss the Hall.
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LIST OF APPLICANTS

i" "te 'ehtJH 81 me ihSobelh Ld'Us o. Mara
lund for the last peek
flames r Eichelbergcr, Philip Enerch, tailor
t0baccohiSt w. Schubar farmer co.
mo. hutchinson; natter Martin l.. Baker, county
hoD NJ bean' holeiSeepr Jas. Kemp shoemaker
Chas La Professionalism Joshua McCubbin, do
On accountof Liabilities released by John Hack
and afterwards sued on. "'
For debts loss than $50.
To appear before the commissioners, eth of A,riy
lSi5. ''r"'
Day OF final hearing, 9TH June, l8lJ
OMITTED LAST wEEK. Simon RosenthaI and lWn
W. Moser, merch mts; appearance DAYS 3D. of March
and ID of May. N"
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yVHIs AFTERNOON, drawing commences at

"HIS AFTERNOON, drawing commences at
Il at O'Clock precsely-and upwards of one hun
bred thousand dollars in prizes to be distributed
$4,000 the high prize
Tickets only SCI, halves ST., quarters 50 cents.
package of 25 quarters for 81 50.
g3- rs No. Lottery, and Is ballots. -EG{
For sale at the Holiday st. Office of FLETCHER s.
CO.. the luckiest in town.
S20,OOo Tomorrow for ST. may be realised by the
purchase of whole ticket at this office.
Drawn Nos. of class Is, drawn Feb IL lowest Si:
80 40 26 81 81 , Al 10 43 IA 50 So IS 10
Several handsome prizes sold to customers in
the above.
For prizes, in all Lotteries, address your orders by
mail or otherwise, to
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
1t Baltimore, Md.
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u.s. The Annual Meeting of the "MARl LAND
RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY," will be held al
the First English Lutheran Church, tRev DR.. MonlSD
THIS Tuesday EVENING, at O'Clock. me Kew,
II. V. u. JoHNs, ID. D., President of the Society and
the Rev. MIR. TRAPNELL, of this city, and ReV'd Mr.
PECK. editor of the Methodist Quarterly Review, from
New York, will address the meeting. collection
will be taken up in aid of the funds OF the Society,"
The public are respectfully invited 10 attend
Tract REPOSITORY 10 $. Calvcrt-st', Feb 10, lo45'
II 5. GUITEAU, Cor. Sec.
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M CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING o.,

&C CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING o.
every Descriptions executed with great despatch, at NO.
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such
MAMMOTH BUJ.s Much larger than any ONE
"''" "iHh" office can execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF hADING,
STAGE s. MATTERS, BILLS,
Raj. ROAD BILLS, sc. &c
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, rs we are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work. in every stye ana III
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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ALHAN BR A..
REDUCTION OF PRICES.


80 BALL GAME, g! CTs EACH PERSON.
ALLEYS LET Al so " PER HOUR
f2HHE Subscriber having fully established the AL
u BAMBRA as place of gen,lenlanly resort as
stres lis patrons that reducing his prices the same
rules, which have proved satisfactory to all will be
adhered to, and the Strictes order insisted on.
DisOrdGrly persons, who cannot conform to the
rules OF the House, and Boys under age are requested
not to visit the place. they will not be permitted 20
remt am
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
STOOD that gentlemen may feel assured they can visit
the Aihambra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without the slightest fear of annoyance.
{I7. Mr.. BRADLEY, nv former assistant, having
returned from the North, will have the entire control
OF the Saloon department.
t3-The ALEXANDRA SALOON OF REFRESH
MENT as usual, is furnished.wh all the requirements
OF the season, which are served up in the best style
fell-lm AMBROSE BALTIMORE
uB EMDVAL. JOHN H. ATKINSON, bfER
IA CHANT 7.iUOR, begs leave 10 return his
thanks to the public for past favor and he invites his
friends and the public in general 10 give him call at
his New Store, No. NORTH STREET, opposite
to The old Franklin Bank, where he hopes, by strict
attention to business aud by being moderate iii all his
charges To merit and receive share OF public patron
age. t- He will pay strict attention to the cutting
of boys Clothing and gentlcmens Pantaloons Vests,
Sc', when they prefer to have them made IN their
own families.
fcll-2aw2w JOHN II. ATKINSON.
EDENNSYLVANIA RELIEF NOTES TAX
Il EN- AT PAR FOR DRY GOODS. | will sell,
at fair prices, my stock of WINTER DRY GOODS, |
and receive Pennsylvania Relief Notes at par in pay
ment. j. EDWARD BIRD,
No. III Baltimore-st.
fell I'll second door above South street.
aNLUTHS AND CASHIER tIS. We have
" on hand large assortment of Cloths and Cast !
meres, to which we respectfully invite the attention
of purchasers. Wool black, blue, invisible green,
brown olive, gray and Drab CLOTHS, of every qua!-
ity and price. Wool black, blue steel mixed, drab,
and fancy CASSIMERES, new styles, suitable for
Spring wear, from IS So per yard. Super plain
black and Sgd Tustn VISITING; ladies' and geatle-
meas Kid GLOVES.
CASHMERES and ALPACAS. Beautiful new
style CashmeIes; plain, blk mixed S striped Alpacas
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. Silk Surge, SILICA,
Servings. sup. Twist Thread, Canvass, Padding, &c.
B. II. RICHARDSON & CO.,
No. 223 Baltimore street.
fell Arr 3 doors below Charles
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h3- SALOON OF THE LAW BUILDINGS -
PROFESSOR MAGENSIs has the honor to inform his
trpnus ana INT puInr gvnUIoy, ttiot, III consequence
of ndisposition, occasoned by accident, he is re-
Iuctant " compelled to postpone his Farewell Soiree
ill TUESDAY EVENING, 18th inst, when, please
Providence, he will have the secret pleasure of ap
pearns before them, half past O'Clock. Ito North
Cav street, II
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his departure, for fear of the navigation being
INSTRUCTED by ice. He expressed, says the Re
publican, "his Qualification at the reception he
had met with, and the opportunity afforded him
ofbecon1ing personally acquainted with mum
Der of our citizens, after which he bid the as
semblogc adieu, and proceeded in quiet man
ner to the steamboat Mail, which left the land
ing between nine and ten o'clock, amid the
roar Of the cannon and musketry of the mill
tary, and proceed up the river"
We learn that Mr.. Polk is expected at Cum
berland on Thursday. The Howard District
Press states that he has declined the invitation
of the Democratic Party to visit Baltimore Oh
his way to Washington, but that he will be
waited on by the Baltimore Committee and his
friends generally, on his arrival and stoppage at
Ellcott's Mills.
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WAsHINGroN MUsEUM-PraH street. The
performances at this this place of amusement,
are becoming quite popular. 1t is attended
nightly by good audiences who express them
selves highly pleased with the entertainments.
The bill for tonight is an entertaining one,and
will attract attention.
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GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE

nOYLE'S GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
II DEPOT, No. l44 PRATT STREET, opposite the
Railroad Depot, (next door to Bradshaws U. States
Hotail Purchase ticket at DOyle's it you want
prize-and if you want to secure fortune go for
package Last week was sold at this lucky spot nine
three No tickets in packages, wholes of $1,000 each
and halves, Of 300, and the other of $780, and
the balance in packages of quarters, besides several
prizes sold in single tickets. Don't neglect the OPP
portuny offered this week to call and get som of the
splendid prizes.
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets s. 80, shares In
proportion. Risk on package of quarters ST-may
draw Sl2 900.
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets IS, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets g., shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize 81 900, tickets sa, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81 90. shares in
proportion. Certificates OF packages of whole itch ets
will he issued at $l2 halves S6 quarters SO M. Doyle
mas sold the capital prize in this favorte scheme nine
tines and he intends selling i, next Saturday send
on your orders early.
A liberal discount will he paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in The greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, SHARE An orders, ms
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. l44 Pratt street.
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To the Editors of the Clipper:

To the Editors Of the Clipper
{h5- A quantity of Eeef was stolen from the Box of
Mr.. Kaufman Butcher, by colored man, who was
subsequently arrested the Beef found in his posses
sion and taken to the Western District watchhouse.
What was done with the Negro and Beet in the morn
ing? Surely The negro not released and the beef
divided among the watchmcn-lct as kn0r. 1t
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riORIOUS RETURNS! Per drawing of
IN Md. Lottery, drawn yesterday, the patrons of
MILLER & co. reaped itch rewards for their out
lays-ihey sold 10 citizen customers 3 three No. tick
cts: one the splendid prize of $1,000, half ticket for
only 50, Nos. ID Al; and one of 5000, quarter Nos
30 36 ~; besides another of $780, Nos ID 81 u.s. quar-
ter, all sold by the fortunate MILLER & co.
Draws TO DAY, Md Lottery, class No. 6-75
Nos. 6 drawn Understanding Is prizes in each pack
age of 25 tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
i prize of S70M ] prize of $1,000
LOO " 500, sc.
Tickets S2t-slares in proportion.
Certificates of packages of Is quarters only 81 g.
For packages, single tickets shares Of tickets APP
ply to the old established and fortunate office OF
MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and 81. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class Is. drawn
Feb. 1l-lOwest prize 81:
30 40 26 81 "a 2 IL 10 40 IA So S. 30 rs
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serves one.

TIE MUSEUM. The saloon was crowded
last evening to witness the first representation
of the laughable burlesque of "Beauty and the
Beast" which was received with great tokens
of satisfaction. 1t will be represented to-
night, with the excellent play of Rob Roy, and
we advise Gan early start" 10 secure a comfort
able place to stand in. The proceeds of the
evening are for the benefit of MIR. Mullkin.
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{G3- MONUMENTAL LYCEUM The public Is
respectfully informed that public meeting OF this IN
stuton will he held TOMORROW "wednesday
EVENING, the 18th inst, in The Hall in Exeter street,
near Pitt-st. The exercises will consist Of Rotations
and discussion of an interesting question. Byotder,
felO-2t LEVI TISCUMEYER, Sec'y
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{13-- THE JOHN ENGLAND INSTITUTE Lee
TURES. The Second Lecture of the course will be
delivered at Calvert Hall on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, 9Th inst, by DR.. CHArsTY, of Baltimore.
Subiect-"The Pleasures and Advantages of Clas-
steal Studies"
Tickets for the Course five Lectures) Sl-single
Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman, % cents; to
he had al j. Murphy'S Book Store, Baltimore street;
J. E. McGrnnan's, Gay street, near Exeter Clipper
Office sections of the several churches; at the door of
the Hall; and of the members. fell-3t'
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HNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
h Glorious commencement of the new week
Comb. 26 80 49, the grand prize Of $40 00O in quarter
package, No. 1904, was sold by Esersns yesterday;
also csmb. IA 43 So package 1885, prize of $1,000
They sold % three No. tickets last week-but we'lT
wager to beat it if our luck continues at this rate.
The drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery are,
- 40 &c 81 81 9 Al ID 43 ID 50 SIS IS 10
Draws TODAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery, Glass
No. 6-75 Nos. Is ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
l prize Of $1,000 prize of $1,000
1000 90a
| l,l00 {: 800 SC.
Tickets S2a-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or,
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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G3-BALTIMORE UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT
An adjourned meeting of the Standing Committee
will be held at the City Hall THIS Tuesday EVE
MING, 10th inst, at O'Clock. BY order,
JAMES YOUNG, ScC'y.
tg7 The Board of select Delegates will meet at the
same place and time. fri 1t
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{d3- STAR ROOM. My friends and the public are
respectfully informed that shall commence, this DAY
the FRESH FISH LUNCHES at II o'clock
"Nuf ccd." By order Of
fell 81 fri HARRY HOUCk.
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ID | K ID

d e D,
Ia Baltimore county, on Saturday, 9th inst, Tao
MAS NIzER, in the 6lst year of his age
On the 9th inst, Of Group, ANN RoBlSsoN ,Jaushfer
OF George H. and Ann Matthew's aged five years ninc
months and nine days.
sleep levcly child and take thy rest
God called thee soon, he thought 1t best;
Swift was her flight, short was her road
She closed her eyes and saw her God
Or the 9th instant, JOSEPH J. HopxISs in the 81 .,
year of his age.
On the 9Th inst. Mrs. ANN SHARP, widow Of she
late Capt Peter Sharp, aged SO years.
On the 9Th inst. GEORGE CHAPMAN, in the 59th year
of his age.
On the 9th inst FELIX DENVER, aged AZ years.
On the 9lh inst. Mrs MARY Ann TAILOR, in the
2itl year of her age wife of George T. Taylor for
merry of Annapolis
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to the cred
IN itors Of HENRY SCHROEDER, ian lnsolVent
Debtor, to present their claims against him prior TO
September 1874, properly authenticated, TO George
Earnest, ESQ.,, auditor TO the undersigned, on on
before the first day Of May next, preparatory TO d.
vdend on the same U. HORWTTZ,
fell 2aw3w& Permanent Trustee.
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MARRIED.

On the 9th inst. by the Rev. c. p. Xrauth, WIN. Il
JACKSON 10 Miss AMANDA NJ DELL, all of this civ.
on the 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Dunlop, JAusa
mcsGRAVE 10 ELLEN f. daughter of Thomas Hunles
ESQ, all of This city. -,
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WNOUE GOOD PRIZES SOLD AGAIN
II YESTERDAY AT SCHOOLFIELD & cos.
To Nos 30 40 6i prize of $1,000 sold to gentleman
of this city; Nos. &c 30 Al, prize of $780, sent to
York, Pa; Nos. 40 Al and Nos. 10 26 So each good
prizes, sold to citizens.
Nos. Md. Cons. Lottery, class ID, drawn Feb'y IL
lowest prize 81, are
80 40 % 81 81 3 Al 10 43 ID 80 50 36 rs
N7-Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme Of Md
Consolidated Lottery, class 8.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of $1,000 | prize of $1,000
| 1000 g 900
| l,l00 GO 800, Sc
Tickets S2i; halves !; quarters 62c, eighths Die
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 25 tickets for only $3.50.
05s Draws on SATURDAY, Jan. 18th, the Small
Fry Md. Frederick Female Lottery, class 6, capital
$4,000 whole ickets ST. halves so cents quarters 25c
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell ON certificate
packages of - whole tickets for only 3l3 80, halves
Sc Is, qrs So 81, eghths ST. g. the capital
prizes be sure and send on your orders to
SCHOOLFIEID CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t Firsloffice from Baltimore street.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS,
For Roterdam-Ship Richard Anderson Goth i INST
For Bremon-Ship Schiller, 18th inst.
For Valparaiso and Guayaquil- Barque Hoytensia
despatch.
For Kingston, jam.-Bng VIM. Price, soon.
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|" w. TILYARD.
II lie SURGEON DENTIST, EUrAw-sr.,
te5-3m Sd door north of Lombard ST.
Il ~eVO pleasure of selling to new patron
$3.50 in yesterdays Lottery in half ticket. Hear
ing of our success in selling high prizes, he de-
termined TO see for himself and while looking over
the prizes sold and redeemed by us, he purchased
pac kaye halves and the above round rum the re-
suit. S200 we sold to lady the Point and $50 to
drawn ballots. prize of $1,000, of $4,000, Sc. 10
DAY. Tickets S2t-neaty two prizes to blank
7. T, TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Head of Centre Marke.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery 10th inst
30 40 &c 81 "a al 10 13 IA 50 SO 36 IL
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n7-LAFAYETTE VOLUNTEERS The Com
many of the Lafayette olunteers will drill every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, al their Ar
mOrv in Pitt street. the corner OF Caroline street,
until further notice. By order OF
JOHN PICKELL. Captain.
VIM. RATTLES, o. ).
p ). Young men who d. sirous of joining a M
litary company, are requested TO attend Rli-%t
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BRIrIsH ENrERPRIzE AND AMERICAN SU
pNENEss. An exchange paper, in noticing the
fact, that some of the richest provinces of Per-
STA have recently been thrown open to the Brit
ish by the successful enterprise of Lieut. Selby,
of the Indian navy, remarks, that the valuable
productions of this region are admirably adapt
ed to our markets; and asks, ''would it not be
advisable, on the part of our government, to
make an effort for ourselves in this part of tho
word?" We presume that the editor designs
that we shall enter into commercial arrange
ments-but we beg leave to suggest the shorter
and more popular mode of acquiring the trade
in question: that is by aaneration-and then we
can regulate the commerce at pleasure. As
soon as Texas has been added to the Union, and
Canada, Sc. have been acquired, we recon-
mend that this Persian region be brought to the
consideration of Congress. 1t may prove to be
4 good speculation; and we shall not want
pretext for annexng it.
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BuRToN's THEATRE-FrOnt Sheet-Beneft
Of Nh. Burke. The popular Yankee comedian,
Mr. Burke, makes his first appeal to the play
goers of Baltimore, tonight for a benefit. The
entertainments arc putnam or the iron son of
10" in which Mr.. Burke will sustain his orig
inal character of Nlesopotamia jenkins, and the
laughablc farce of "Is he Ghost" the part of
Diggory by the beneficiary. We trust that
there will be full house, for we know of no
member of the company that more richly de-
serves one.
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N RS. p. A. NICK EiiaON, No. 50 North
Ivh Howard street, intends keepins general as
sor!ment of LADIES KID GLOVES fe4-lW
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PHLADELPHIA RAIL RoAp-Imporiam Bill.
The U. S. Gazette says, on Friday last, bill
passed the House Of Representatives of Della
ware by vote of l6 to 5, which will tend to
settle the difference existing between the Phi
Iadephia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
company, and the Delaware and Chesapeake
Canal Co. The bill confers Oh the Railroad
company the exclusive privilege Of carrying
passengers for the next ten years, on condition
of the company's paying to the State in three
instaments, the sum of $500, and carrying
passengers during tho six summer months by
way of Wilmington, and eight months by way
of Newcastle for So. The trains will also run
from Wilmington throughout the year. The
bill likewise exempts the Canal company from
the writ of quo srarranto issued against it. Ot
course the freighting business is left to both
companies. 1t passed first reading in the Sc
nate on Saturday, and there is scarcely doubt
that the vote of both Houses will be in its ia
vor.
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BALL OF THE INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY.
The second anniversary ball of the lndepend-
ent Fire Co. will take place this evening, at
the Assembly Rooms, and from the known
tact of the managers in such things bids fair
to be one Of the best balls Of the season. The
ball room is splcndldly decorated for the occa-
sion, and we are assured, by the executive com
mittee, that nothing will be left undone to
give entire satisfaction to their visiters. Muir
rays celebrated quadrille band is engaged for
the occasion.
ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of
the Maryland Religious Tract Society, will be
held this evening in the English Lutheran
Church, Or. Morris LeAington-st. Address
es will be delivered by the Rev. II. V. d.
Johns, Rev. MIR. Trapnell, and the Rev. DR..
Peck. The meeting will be highly interesting
to all friends of the cause
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-02-14
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN
BAL. SAM.

EOR THE CURE of every kind Of wound', sprains
sores, burns coughs sore lungs the most desperate
rifles and rheumatism Of every KNIT Il wit prevent The
oolhachc restore torpid and persisted limbs, stiff joints
numbness &c and can be depe.ded on TO relieve sore
ness in all eases
This valuable medicine has been extensively used fo
tie last years while its increasing demaLd the
sal isiaotun 1t has given, ond the testimony Of multi
Jude Of individuals Of The first standing in the community
who have tested and lnfAllby pravcl lis efficacy show
that it need only to be used 10 prove its invaluable
ceencc Indeed all wEo haze tried The Balsam prize
highly that they will MOI be induced under any cons-
GRAFTON do wirhou. it, This alsam has attracted the
attention men Of science and Physicians and Surgeons
of the greatest scientific requirements give II their
qualified approbaioni while many Of them in different
sections Of the United States it in their practice
nd have authorized the publication of heir certificates
GJPuchlsers should inquire for the tine drllcc by
ing the whole nauie-Chces oman Arabln Balsam-and
see That II has my name written my own handwriting
the printed directions the wrapper every bot
tie CHEESEMAN.
Sold by CLARK COLLINS Druggists Monpelcr
c., Il. Ain,wor:h WIluamstowui GUss Huchns
Waterbury Peck and Spear Burr ngton, and throughout
the country generally: So V.