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MILLINERY, FANCY s. STAPLE GOODS
HHNuOMAS ARMSTRONG

No. f7J BALTIMORE STREET,
Has recently returned from the Eastward and offers
for sale great variety of desirable Goods:
MILLiNERY-Fiinge Barred and Ombra Sa-
tin aud Gro de Ma RIBBONS
BONNET SAT ms and VELVETS-Crapes hiah
cootef; plaid Gro de Nap; Poun de Sol; French aud
low priced Flowers; Kid Gloves; Cans; Foundations;
bucktam; BulIlon Trimming; silk Wire; Nets; lllu-
Snns Mourning Bands and Collars, SC. sc.
Florence Braid, English Rutland and Straw Ronnets
SHAWLS-Thibet MOuseline de Laine, Brochp
Cashmere, silk, Grape, fine and low priced Wool
ShaWls. Also, Gro de Rhine Gro de Swiss ard Lu-
string Dress SILKS; Cashmere d'Ecosse Reps and
Mouseline de Lane; Fall Gnghams; soft finish Irish
Linen; Alpaca; Cloths; Cassimeres; Cassinets and
EestIn9s; Fann"s, Sc. &c, with general variety of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
which will be sold at fair prices TO puctua customers
by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
seieJm l75 Baltimore street
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NnAPEk uANGINGs M CnslN

EEAPEk HANGINGS An COsT!
Il have a large lot Of PAPER HANGINCS which
VIII sell nj cost in lots to sun purchasers Those
in want ct Paper ilanengs have now an opportunity
to suit themselves at the lowest prices.
nave on hand and make TO order Beds, Mattresses.
nu-nionr. NiHnnw shade Venetian and Patent
Blinds Table OH Clolh. Mating BASE Sc
70 Old Sofas, Chairs aud Mattresses repaired. and
every other variety of UPHOLSTERY work done in
the best manner and nj reduced prices. Gall on
LOUIS MULLER No. n. Liberty st.
sclo one door above Baltimore street.
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"A erssssys SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIP
5sSrSyyi Ayssssys ERS-per Steamboat Rappahannock.
Shippers respectfully informed that
all goods intended for the Steamer RIPARIAN
NOCk must be alongside by 4 O'CLOCK on SATUR-
DAY, The day of sailing.
{B3- This rule will be strictly enforced, as il is ne
ceSsary 10 enable the Boat start at her advertised
hour OF O'Clock.
S. SHOEMAKER, Agent
se24 Office Uunhcs, omSv
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FE'O C0UNTkY lIERCHANTS 81 OTHERS,
| III HENRY ". COOKE, corner of HANOVER
and LOMBARD STREE :, has for sale a large and
wei assorted stock OF Fresh Fail and Winter DRY
GOOhScOnSi ting of
CLOTHS-lnvi>ibIeG Green, wool dyed, black, blue,
brown, drah. sc. N'
ASslMERES-Vool dyed black, blue, Oxford
mixed, diab, fancy striped and plaid sc.
SAiIlNEIS-lndgo blue, black, Adam mixed
OKlnrl and Cadet mixcd, plain, striped, Sc.
KENTUCKY JEANS-Gold bIpe green and Oy
forj mlxcd-ot veiy superior quality also, common
ana medium quality, Cadet mixed AND hue.
FLANNEL -White, red and yellow.
CALiCOES-A large assortment Of the latest and
richest styles
SHAWLS-Printed Cashmere, Rroche Tarlioni
Polka, white 6mh'd 1hiber Mode cOorpd Mou>Iin de
Lame and Thihet, Blanket Shaws ofall sizes, Sc
DRESS GOODS-Cashmere, M8usne de f.aines
alpacas, plain, plaid and figured, Rep Cashmcres,
B0mbazne, &c. &c.
BLhNkETS-Whitney, DaffiI, point super Cradle
Jaquared Gala Plaids; IRISH LinesS, Domestic Shirt
ing and SheetingS, Checks, Plaid Ticking, OsnaSnrCs
i'rIlls Canton Flannel, coored Cambria; Paper Cam
bncs, Buttons, Servings, SC.
COTTON fARN--Of superior quality, o.
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Il e. N a N a c..
LISN OF APPLICANTS.

IToT UT APFITUNNTS.
For The benefit of The lnSoirem LtVs Of Mr.
LGnd for the last meek
William frimble Francis Pastors, clerk
~ W. H0nck, physician j. A. Cunningham, llb'r
walton Gray, magistrate Patrick McBrine, do
Th0s Porter Iaborer tPetcr Kline, do.
WIN. II. Faulkner, tailor John II. Mckay, do,
l., Z. Boehm. merchant "A. Fair, cabnetmakcr
z. i, Smith, wheelwrght tLanghorn T. Stork, do.
y T.. Hopkins farmer, co 'Ilugh Larkin, laborer
w Hitzelbergcr Nv. Francis cold
Samuel Morris, clerk
For debts lass than $50.
ION account of others liabilities.
mot for his own debts.
10 appear before the commissioners, LIST of Dec
1915.
Day of final hearing 9Th Feb 1916.
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GOLD JEWELRY, sc.

GOLD JEWELRY, SC.
MUST RECEIVED, Ladies' gold Breasipins;
- gold Bracelets; gold Finger Rings gold EarriAgs;
gold Pencils; gold MedalioHs; gold Locktts, Sc SC.
Gentlemen's gold y 'gspns; rich gold Studs; gold
Finger Rings; gold Pencils; gold Watch Keys, &c
gold patent lever Watch, very handsome gold Chain,
bes; Spears and Hair Ornaments; Coral, Satin and
Jet Necklaces and Bea s. Silk Purses, Sc barrel
ed and other Pistols, with large assortment of fancy
and variety Goods which am determined 10 run off
al very low prices, for cash Look out for Bargains
now. DAVID SMITH,
oil If No. lS9 North Gay-st.
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T@yI1E G EIstsAN I.ANGThGE. The sub
Il scrbpr vii open Private Class for the insiruc-
tjon of gentlemen in the German laHguagP, on MON
DAY. the 9Th day of October, at his residence No 81
North Enaw ST. near Mulberry. The Class VIII meet
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY from :
10 in the evening.
TERMS-Trn dollars in advance, per quarter Of &c
Lessons During the alternate evenings instruction
in the Eng sh Language will be given to gentlemen
from Germany Hours ami terms, as above.
Gentlemen DESTROYS of joining either Of the classes
will please call IN tn subscriber AT his residence any
day. after O'Clock, r. Nj. L. A. SEEKER,
sr30-2w Principal Of Eastern Female High School,
HMBRa or Shaded and Plaid Mnusriine de
2 " LANES, Reps and raShmeres; silk, Mou>line de
Lame and Thbet, silk and Wool Fringe ShawlS; CO.
lored and black Alparas; Kid Cloves Gaia Plaids;
Linen Cambria tidkts; snper Irish Linen; Grown
Hollands; hleached and unb'eached Sheetinqs and
Shrlngs; Cloths; Cassirnercs; faSsinniis and Vest
mgs; black and blue black Dress silks of Gro de
Rhine, Gro de Swiss. &c &c.
NJ LLINERY GOODS in great variety; Firing
ed Ombre and plaid Gro dc Nap and Satin Rim
bons; Bonnet ilks and NeVets in every descrihablt
shade; French aud low priced FLOWERS; rIaid silk
Ruches; Nets; Bullion Trimming; black and white
Grape sc &c. Florence Bralhs, English Rutland AM
Devon Bonnets. Which are offered at Tow prices 81
time Ia punctral customers nv
seq THOS. ARMSTRONG, IT'S Baltimore st.
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NEN STORE,
" No, 1919 LEXINGTON STREET,

one door above Rev. ]. G. MoRRIs' Church.
{G}~ WILLIAM WHITE respectfully informs his
friends aud the public, thar he has hand Il choice
assortment Of GROCERlES-such as Gunpowdcr,
lmperial, Old Tyson and Young Tyson TEAS; Put
veriScd, Crushed, Loaf and Brown SUGARS; Sugar
honse and New Orleans MOLASSES; Java, Padang
Rio and ST. Domingo COFFEES; Winter Strained
and other Oils; SPICES; with general assortment
of goods in the grocery line, to which he invites con
sumers. seq frtmfr4l'
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Gle NhED,
Brig Aldrich, Scales, MayaguGz, P. R., George w
Richardson 4 Co.
Big Archelaus, Norfolk, Clark & Kellogg.
Schr Cosmopolite, Oliver, Areciho, P. r., William
Schr Oregon, AppIegarth, Port Spa N, Trinidad, C.
pendefgast & Son.
SAILED -Barque Iowa, Thompson, Rio de janet
ru bfigs Napoleon, ChesthOrougl, do; Const tuition,
Lauierman, Laguayra and Porto CabellO; schr Emf
y Johnson, Snedicor, New York.
ARRIVED,
Brig Aldrich, Scales, from Norfolk.
Schr Rio, NickersOn, E days from Boston, ice, to L.
Cochran.
schr Three Williams, Marshall, from Philadelphia,
mdse. 10 sundrypersons.
Schr Curlew, from Philadelphia, with spOhn vein
coal, to John Pickell.
Canal boat Margaret, from Wilkesbarre, Pa. with
anthracite coal, TO John Pickell.
Steamer Express ClaypOO, from Philadelphia,
mdse to j. A. Shriver.
Steamer Baltimore, Price, from Philadelphia, mdsc.
to ]. A. Shrver.
MEMORANDA.
Ship EIerstie Wal abe (before reported below ar
rived at Philadelph 5h inst.
BarQue May, Marston, from Baltimore, arrived ut
~ Orleans 2nn ult On the 18th off the Hole in the
Wall, spoke harque Bachelor Horton, ID days from
Old Point Comfort for Arausas, with troops.
Brig Helen Mcleod, Wingate, from Baltimore for
Antwerp, was spoken 18th Aug. lat, 42, lon. So.
Brig Fulvia Owens, for Rio de JaueirO, cleared at
Halifax, N. 5. III uit.
Brig Juliet, FerrelI, from Baltimore for st. Johns,
N. +. was in Hampton Roads Sd inst
Brig Dover, Percival, for Baltimore, and schr Pho
neer, (of Boston, late Of Bat'more,) Symmes, for
Mobile, cleared at Boston 4h inst.
Schr Highlander, Perdleton for Bermuda, sailed
from Boston I'd inst. III will be recoected that the
II put into Boston 10Th ut repair damage sustain
ed IN sails, &C. on her passage from Balais, aud was
by error reported sailed 29Ih.
Schr Redwing, links, for Baltimore, cleared at
Bangor Both ult.
Schrs Niuelt2, Baker, from Providence for Balti
more, and e. A stevens, Briggs from Dighlou for do
arrived at Newport ID inst; and Levi, Spicer, from
Taunton for do. do Sd.
Schrs Josephine, Lateuree; Chesapeake, Stuart,
and Hope, Potter, for Baltimore, cleared at N. York
4th inst,
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BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.


H. FOR SALIG--3 desirable Dwt llings in S.
Eas.m Exeter street different locations S200u 8 =
sHiiIiI 35o and 3ll5o in High street, near Gay,
MEl..L with passage and back building $1,000; one in
AisqlIh street, near Jefferson, passage and hack
buillngs, $1,000; stony House in Albemare st.
T3Ooo IN fee; fine house on Caroline ST. near T. Bal
umore $500; J IN Washington ST. + p, 800; two on
Lombard ST. near Exeter, with stables attached $500;
several IN nnrh Gay st. near Monument; | handsome
dwelling in Madison ST. near Howard 8 900; one in
GIGnby ST. near Exeter 9l0J0; in George street near
Pcnn.ylvana avenue, with passages, $500 very fine
large 3 story store, with dwelling, on Lexington ST..
between Howard and Eutaw SITS, cheap aud terms
easy; do. do. South st near Pratt; dwelling on w.
Lexington st near POpplctm $500; in Mulberry St.
near Paca $500; several in Monument and Canal SIS
$500 and $500; in strawberry street. nrIr Jefferson
$500 each; new ouSGS in short IT. $500 each; fine
large dwelling in f. Pratt t. S2500 do do Stiles ST.
$4,000 in fee simple; ! in north Gay st. near the Odd
Fellows Hall $780, one in north Calvert st with one
in the rear Sl6UO; fine large dwelling opposite Pas
cault's Row, Lexington ST. $3.50; ! in West FdyeIte
street, near Pine; and many others too numerous
here 10 mention.
Gg-GROUND RENTS WANTED-At the highest
prices.
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS of eve
.sSNEA ~ variety and location, ON pleasing terms
sssEa Purchasers will please call and descrip-
aRssa TONS Several 10 exchange for city property.
Apply to b. BOND or G. GELBACH,
Property Agents,
seI5 40 Second.st near the Town Clock.
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
hGti&hEr STREET,
y ErrkJ FEN EIIAR MN ID Arr

HETWELN CHARLES AND ST. PANL-STS.
NJ. 1871, NOW No. I9G.
yWTEE subscriber would inform his friends and
cust0ner, that he has completed his FALL. and
WINTER stock Of CLOTHS, CASSiMEEES and
FESFlNGS, selected with special care ana judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goots in his line. He feels a confidence
in recommending his present stock TO his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have becnselectcd
O. Having n my employ the best workmcn, my
customers maj feel confident in having their orders
executed in thfhest style, and NJ the shortest notice.
mlO-d WILLIAM ROGERS
stpEEL PEN INk.-This Ink has been pro-
~ duced by ne chemical combination OF new ma
tera with the Palate of Iron 1t is fluid IN It's nature
and prnnanenun colour, flows freely ON the steel
pen, and therefore supplies what has hitherto been a
drSderaium tolhc users of that instrument By its
continuing ready with paper of any surface il is suit
ed 10 free and npid writing aud may be used with any
kind of me'all or quill pen. For sale by
PARahS 4 PRESTON, ISL Pratt ST.
se2lIm Next tn Railroad Depot.
| 61UEFAl1 PAPER. have lusI received a
| y LARGE assortment of handsome CURTAIN pa
| PER cheap md convenient article for Blinds-tul
width for wlndws and ne eds pas ting nor doubling
wholesale and 'etail, cheap.
" Also a hrge assortment Of fresh fall PAPER
| lANhlSGS, HIRE BOARD PRINTS, &c.
Ohm G. HOLLAND, A GAY st,
OIL nea! the Odd Fellows Hail.
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kEPOT OF FRENCH MILLINERY
RH GOODS, No. 22l BALTIMORE 81 rnrR

hEPOT OF FRENCH MILLINERY
Rp GO''DS, No. 22l BALTIMORE ST, FOUR
DOORS EAST or CHARLES STREET.
S.4LMON q SMALL have just received from New
YORK by The late Packets from Europe, and are now
opening their stock of Fail Millinery Goods consist
all the 'f7
New and magnificent styles of Paris RIBBONS
dsh0nahle Bonnet VELVETS, SILKS aud SAr[NS
Molics, Fiounces. Grapes, Lisles Taretons
Pans FEATHERS ana Artificial FLOWERS
Thread, silk and Gympmc LACES, EDGTNGS, and
INSERTlNGS ~
Cap and Veil Nets, Velvet Bonnet Trimmings
DEM Thread Wells aud Thread Lace CAPS
Foundations, LenO Wire, Chip and Glue
and every article in the Millinery line al the lowest
New York wholesale prices -
30 cases Braid and StIaw BONNETS sutable ior The
Fall trade Oh SALMON & SINAI
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EBHOToGEvTC MANIpuLATIoN. I,

EBHOTOGENTC MANIPULATION. IN
III The ARTS. Part lst, containing The theory
aud plain instructions in the art OF phOtography or
tht production of Pictures by the aid of Light iHcud
ing CaIoype, Chlysoype, Cyanoype, Chr8matype,
Enrisatype, Ahthrotype and Amphtype.
Part I'd, comprising DaguetreoIype, Thermograpby
ElectHCal and Gavanie lEsssssons, by George L.
Fisher Jr Assistant in the Laboratory ofthe London
Institution, illustrated ny wood cuts.
EbECTROTYPE MANIPULATlON.-Par Is,
being the theory and plain Instructions in the art Of
working IN metals by prccipatng them from their
lutOS through the agency oRGalvaniC Fotaic cleo
ttlciy, by Charles N. Walker editor of the Electrical
Magazine, illustrated By wood cuts, from the mir
teenth London edition.
Part 2d, containing plain instructions in the arts of
Electro plating Electro gliding and Electro q itching,
with an account of The mode of dep0Siing metallic
oxides, and Of the several applications of Ee oype
in the arts Just received and for sale by
I. LUCAS, Jr.,
oc4 No, 10 Baltimore street.
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"a .. 4 SSsA.
AtDttISTlE'S PA ~ III N II GALvAni(
" RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.

A WHISTLES PA ~ III II GALG AHiC
" RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
New YORK, June %, lSi5.
Or. A, Fl. Christie
Dear Sir-i have from nv childhood been afflicted
with almost constant nervous headache and rhcnmat-
&c pans IN NV legs and arms. have often suffered
so intensely that IT has prevented me from following
my usual occupation, and frequent destroyed nay ap
reihe. Wy nervous debility and weakness has con
seqnenty been so great, tia after having tired almost
every thing without relief, gave up 1T deSpa was
recommended to try your Gllvanic Rings and Mag
neiic Fluid and only at licud's urgent solicitations
was Induced TO do Its effect upon my system was
almost miraculous, Ate: n few hOuts the appca
lou appeared to strengthen my nerves, relieved me
OF my headache, aud have had no RELAPSE of the
rheumatism or any other pains since the first day.
wOuid therefore Enthusiastically recommend your Gal
vanc Rings and FLUID 10 those athlete ed as have beeI
Respectfully, JACOB r. OGSBURY,
1872 William street.
The genuine for sale at
SETH $. tIANCE,
corner Charles and Pratt sts,
o3 and ldS Baltimore 81.
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- -1-.,- PIANO FORTES. | have
s sA just received an invoice of PIANOS
! q ~ from Rosrukrauz aSd another of 3
from Schamhach x Merchant.
Those desiring TO purchase first rate, aud at the
same time, PIANO AT Il moderate price, are invlled
to call and tXllninc my large assortment
Four very good SEGON a-HAND PIANO. &C.
taves, and from different makers. for sale very low.
G. J CONRADT
Off Baltimore street, west of Charles
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IRON, TIN PLATE, &C. SC.

IRON, TIN PLATE, SC. sc.
En SINDALL, Nos. Az and so SOUTH CAL
30 VERT STREET, one door below Lombatd-st.,
has IN store and offers for sale, at the Lowest prices
TN PLATE X and extra sizes Roofing TIN; l4x20
Russia sheet Iron; American and English Sheet hon;
Boiler and tlue Iron, sc. Also, a full assortment OF
ROLL and HAMMERED BAR IRON; Nail Pod;
Shoclns Iron; Cast, Shear & Blister, Spring steel.
Hoop and Band IRON; Wire; Block Tin in pigs and
bars Lead Pipe Sheet; Pig and Bar Lead Sheet Zinc:
SpeIter; Timed Copper; large assortment o Anne
rcan Timed aud Black Rivels; Store Ornaments
Nc. &c. selO-l
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tNDGHsB, best
manner, to make it comfortable to those that
may favor him with call.
sel6-lm JOSEPH BOIZARD.
OGERS- FABLE CUTLERY. Just re-
Ma cGved another iavoce of SPLENDID TIA
BILE CUTLERY, from ROGERS & SONS and 9TH
celebrated manufacturers, to which we invite the
attention. Of our friends who want something little
ertra. Onr supply consists in part Of
FINE IvORy BALANCE HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS,
in SETS of 81 and 80 pieces
Do. do. FRENCH PATTERN FORKS
FINE IVORY TABLE and DESSERT KNIVES FORKS,
IN DOZENS
FINE FAgLgand DESSERT BALANCEHANDLE KNIVES
for SILVER Forks
GAME CARvERs; BEEF SLICERs
ftp Knives and Forks N sets and dozens
SILVER PLATED FRUIT KNIVES
great variety of common Knives and Forks
Cook and BIZ ad Knives
Chldren's Knives and Forks
Oyster Knives; Mincng do.
Chlmpaigne Openers; LAMP SCISSORS, sc. sc.
{Gf- For every thing IN the loUs& FURNISHING LINE
call atthe tashionahle FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
No. 10 North Charles ST., opposite the Union Bank
se2j 2w G. =, WETMORE & GO.
NRANGE FLOWER WATER. A supe-
~ rior aud genuine article of recent importation,
CHARLES o. BARRY,
No. 49, Baltimore street.
Where also may be had general assortment of Drugs,
Medicines and PeIumery ol't
IpAY RUM. supply of this delightful and in
d D MIGRATING prrume-ogether with Favna, Co
hin Extracts and other articles for the Toilet. may be
had of CHARLES 8. BARRY,
ol.tf No. 1872 Baltimore street
SHAWLs. SIIAWLS. II. McELD'WNEY
- s. co, will open this morning AN lnVoce OF
SHAWLS, the richest and most beautiful styles that
have been in the civ this Ladies wanting a
han some article viii! please call early.
1863 BALTIMORE ST,
oil between Calvert and Light streets.
apoARDIyG, NEAR TIE WASHINGTON
~ II, H.. a 10 ~ Upuf
modified with Rooms and Board in private family
by application at -.,,,,,u,
No. 23I Il. BALTIMORE STREET,
OF Between Bond and Caroline sts
H8RASS KEY FOUND. BRASS KEY wa.
y found in baltimore ST. yesterday, which the
owner can have hy calling at the Clipper Office anC
paying for this advertisement se25t
MuisON'S SHOE RLhCKlNG-for sale by
SM FREDERICK FICKEY s SONS,
SEQ No. $50 Baltimore street,
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HNILLIARD ROOM REQ ENED. The
HD Proprietor of the European House has, ut great
expense, fitted up his BILLIARD ROOM in the best
manner, so as to make it comfortable to those that
may favor him with call.
sel6-lnl JOSEPH BOIZARD
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TaNAtItr =. or Rates or Duties payabc On goods,
"a wares ana merchandise imported NJ the Unned
States, complied by an act OF 3Oh Angus, Is SIRE
vsed and cuHcctca by WIN G. Dayton, Check aud
Order Clerk. New York Cusiom-hosc
Just received and for sale by
FIELDING LUCAS. Jr,
S..I-t No 10 Baltimore ST,
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SOAPS. MRS. MCPHERSON. No.
~ 50 n. Howard 81. has just received from phiadel
phn new article of shaving Cream, with general
assortment OF Perumery. se2g
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WIsTAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY

NRiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
w '1here Is no such thing as tiii' in the history
OF lhls wonderful BALSAM. Evidence the most con-
vnchg evidence that no one doubt-fnlly eslab-
ses lhiS tact For the sake ofbrcvity we selectthe
Following from thousands.
Isaac Patt, Esq, Editor Of the Po'kecpse Eagle
one OF The most Influential papers in the state Of New
ofN states under the authority Of his own name that
ayouhS lady, relative of his of very decnte const
luton was attacked in February, 1872 with severe
cod' winch Immediately produced spiftng of blood
cough, lever and other dangerous ana alarming SWIM
toms Through medical treatment and care she mar
ialy recovered during summer But on the return of
WINTER she was attacked more Violently lan nj first
she became scarcely able to walk, and was troubled
WIN cough chlIls and fever every 6ay and apprared
10 be gong rapidly with consumption; II this time
wheh tlcle was no sign of Improvement. MIR. Plat
procured bottle Of WlSTAR'S BALSAM or WILD
CHEkRf, which she took, aud it seemingly restored
her' She got second, and before it was half taken
she was restoredto perfect heGhh which she has en-
1oyed TO the present time, without the slightest symp
toms OF her former disease.
MI fIalt says 'theCure came under my own obser-
ValIon, aud cannot he mistaken az TO the facts :"
W$-All orders must be addressed to ISAAC BUTTS
% Ann ST., New York.
For sale by G. k. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
Highs Baltimore, and r. S. PATTERSON, Wash
mgIon, D. C., and by most of the Druggists in Mary
I''l'n anu tne District OF Columbia. nj-tuthtf
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MI A r RIEI

MARRIED.
On the ID inst by Rev. Mr.. Hefncr, Capt GEO. w
FoSwELL TO Miss EMILY j. GRAHAM, all OF this city.