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CHRISTIE'S PATENT
q n - Y A MIC RINGS,
AND


CIRIS1IE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
FENIESS remarkable discovery has received the uni
N versal appreciation of the Medical profession of
treat Htalh, and has now been sufficiently long be.
fore the American public give fartest of its power
aud efficacy The PATENT GAhVANIC RINGS
have been found 10 answer all the mrposes for which
the ordinary Galvanc battery, or Electric and Mor
nCuc machines are used, hut are without any of th..
injurious KS which accompany The apn,ications
by those instruments and in many other respects are
more SAFE and ce1fGtn in accomplishing the desired
object. "
Tine GhLVANIC RINGS have been used with
perfect success in all cases Of RHEUMATISM ocntn
nr cronc, applying to the head face on limbs: Con-
Tic Do!"rruX, ToOIhaChe, Hronchitis, Vcriiuo Nryv
Gus or SICK icadache, Indigestion, Palalissis Pals,
Epliips"Y Fits, Cramp Papitation of the Heart Ano
W"kY, S'i'!ness of Joints, LumbagO, Spinal CON
pants, Nenraigla General Debility Deficiency Of
Nervous EaCrgy and AL Nervous Diseases
U%-lheIr extraordinary eft upon the system must
De witnessed to br believed, and as certain preyent
ne tor the preceding complaints, they are equally to
be recommended The Galyanic Rings are in every
way perfectly harmless and sold at prices to be
within reach of all. CERISTiE'S MAGNETIC
~ Is used III connection with the Rings TO render
hri action certain and to iircctthc Galyanic
influence to particular parts Whc! ATE affected.
. 10 For sale in Baltimore by SETH 8. HANCE
NO. luo Baltimore street, and corner Of Charles and
Iiatt sl'ee'S' se27
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U3- SHERIFFALTY. as was among the very
first (at HE urGcst sOL itatiOm of nnnher of friends
to announce myself a canddlIc for the Shcrhalty
at the ensuing election, take this opportunity of
stating to my fcOw-ctizrns that ii is Nor my inter-
ton to withdraw from the canvass bur tsat still am
4 candidate for their suiliagrs
seed IVY AUGUSTUS p. SHUT.
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& 3 iMASk TABLE III EN.
- W., tr.Vu

& 3 ANAsK TABLE III ZEN.
ny WE HAVE HAND.
Damask TABLE LINEN, of every width
do do CLOTHS, all sizes
Napkins, DoyIies and TowGlling
Linen and Cotton StIEE TING" :, : 10 II DTS.
superior Irish and Pillow Case LINENS
do MarstIliGs Quits aud Blankets
IIannrl> OF various makes, every idth and price
domestic Cotons and ncavy FAN GOODS generally
Cntain Materials x Dry Goods housekeeping articles.
Also our usual splendid assortment OF FANCY
GoiDS Oar retail stock is at the present time very
complete, AT low prices.
&c Wholesale Rooms up stairs.
HAMILTON EASTER s. CO.,
Se25-lw 203 Baltimore street
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G7-SH ERTFFALTY.-TO THE VOTERS OF
BALTIMORE CITY. In offering myself as Can
ddate for The office OF Sheriff. sh0u be so fortunate
as to obtain your SURFACES at the ensuing election
promise to fulfil all the duties apperlaning In said of
flee with fidelity and punCtuaIity. Having served rs
Deputy or the last live years, will be enabled to
give general satisfaction,
se4-te* LORIN n. DECKER
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&c SHERIFFALTY. This is to inform nv friends
and the public that am sill CANDIDATE for the
office OF SHERIFF at the ensuing election, and if
elected shall endeaYor to discharge the duties thereof
faithfully and !mplrally, and that it is not my inten-
ton to withdraw from the canvas, as has been indus
tiously reported but shall await the issue through the
ballot box.
se4totlStO Isl GEO. s. EfCAEL BERGER.
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EGB- ADVENT MEETING. BY Divine permission
puhc worship will he held TO-NOGE1W in the
AkMORl HALL, corner ut Hanover and Lombard
streets, al lOl O'Clock, 4. VI. and and = F. Nj. Bro
ther J. Il. MITCHELL will oiiGaic. 's II possible
that God, who ortCld to year, and very clearly, the
drIivtrancG OF ISRAEL from tnclr Egyptian bondage,
their return from the i}abyl0nlan captivity, the build
ing Of the second temple, md the death Of tie Mes
siah should have been silent on not have spoken -
clearly concerning his coming to destroy the destroy
rrs ard set M his kingiOm:n-FLETcH "But the
wicked SHAH do wickcdIy: and none Of the wicked
shalt understands but the WISE SHALL UNDER
STAND" DANIEL, 18th chap. It.
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h2-TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF BAL
TlMORE. The undersigned takes the liberty of of
fering himself as an independent Candidate for the
office OF sheriff at the ensuing election and respect
fully solics the support of his friends and the pubic
generally. [se4.tel JOHN MITCHELL.
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q3- NATIVE AMERICAN CONVENTION, Sept
2jIh, l8ij. The following preamble and resolution.
We're unanimously adopted
Whereas, the members OF this Conventions belirv-
ing they Sucmny do, that is the duty Of every
good citizen to support the laws of the State nn,i hey
shall have been amended 0rWpeaed by the proper an
lhoritirs feel it in the present state Of affairs due
like TO themselves ant that portion Ofthe people whom
they have the honor to represent, 10 express hcr I'M
qualified tSlpgrobatuu of tire cOpduct ami language.
at certain judges OF thu coming Election ut III meet
Ing ct the Judges held the 2lth Instant at the Ci,y
HIil-dO therefore
Resolve, Tnat we, having the hest Interests of our
Scrvc--nn Oli' in eyp"clalinn-and M longing fo a
lick of ihe treasury pap SPoOnCan either be Caaycd
nor dTivrn from the strict line OF our duty kr ihc
hnpas Of party favor, nor BY the fears OF party drnu.
citation.
Resolved, That beng determined to stana by the
honest and wcintGnt0urd portion OF this cammrlui-
~ do pledge ourselves to contest TIE result OF the
election, be II for or against rs, III the
the nOn-usagt OF the stamps by the Judges Of election
As required by the act at Assemt y.
Resolved, That respectfully call the attention OF
the n fleeing portion Of nnr community to TINS at
tempt on the part of men heretofore Considered coed
citizens, TO set at defiance the wholesome enac;mrnS
Of the peoples representatives, offering concu.
sivG argument in favor of The stand which we have
taken i" relation to the coming election.
Resolved That we have INT little faith in tho fitness
of men for Office, who, IN the face Of Il solemn Oah
support the laws, will yet be found in favor of hold
ing said laws and the requirements thereof 1t open
defiance.
Resolved, That these resolutions he srand BY the
President and Secretaries, and Published for the nr0r
nation OF the people,
isaiah BALDERsToN, President
JAMES 5. PIPER, }sccre,a,ies. Il
Henry F. REIGART,
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il Mr. Coughs Statement will he found
on the fir, page.
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GOLD, JEWELLERY & FANCY GOODS
OLD TOWN IN THE FIELD

q ST NECnIN Ed, al The Old Town Variety
ely Store, No. iS3 NORTH GAY STREET, La
Dies Gold Breastpn; Bracelets: Finger Riags; Hoop
Earrings; Pencils; Mcdaons; LocHels; Hearts and
Cross, &c Gcntlemcn's Gold Brras,pins; gold studs;
Finger Rings; eola Watch Keys; one beautiful gold
Patent Lever Watch, four pairs extra jewels, gold
chain, &c Silver Pencils, Thimbles, Spears and
Hair Ornaments; six bartecd and other Pistols Co
raj Necklaces and Beads, of all kinds; silk Purses
Bead Necklaces; Gilt JeweIry, new styles; Brushes;
Combs; Buttons; TaiIOrs' Trimmings; Hosiery; and
Flowers, large assortment; Suspenters; and hunareds
of articles, space in this advertisement to cnume-
rate, all OF which will be sold cheap as can be pur-
chased IN this city, not even excepting "right on the
corner" &c. one call will prove ii. seq If
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a. %GAGA HkGNVAED! CROSS SPECIFIC
70 eD0p&P MIXTURE, for the cure of delicate
diseases. We give no long quacksh recommended
tons to deceive the public If the medicine does not
speak for itself, none shall speak for il. Our object
Is to Eotty where It can he hal aud that the prope-
tor Challenges single of feccn; disease TO be
brought IN which The Mixture will not effect rapid
cure. under the forfeiture of $500. For sale at
ROBERTS Il ATKINSON'S.
se2l-Im Corner Hanover and Market streetS
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ASTBAAS. Dir EAST PINS AND STUDS.
~ The genuine article, which are as brilliant da
d. CLARK'S Jewelry Store, Water ST., second door
from Calvert. slim
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13- SUEG!FFALTY. The undersigned respect.
fII nlor1is the voters of Baltimore city, that he
still continues candidate :or their sui ayes at the
ensuing election
Se25-co!t ARCHIBALD G. RIDGELY.
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a3- Extract from the Minutes Of Il Meeting nf the
ArHENHAN LITERARY SOCIETY OF Delaware
College held immediately after the reception at the
news of the death Of SIMON X. WILSON a graduate
member, who departed this life at Lewes, Del, ON
Friday night, Sept 18Th 1915:
CAT called meeting Of the Society, the Committee
appointed for the purpose reported the following pre-
ambIe and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted
Whereas Ii hath seemed good 10 Him, who reign
eth above. in wh Sc hands all power and sovereignty
is fixed, who glVsn and who likewise taketh away,
whom it p!aase AT times To suddenly snatch the cup
of friendship and affection from the lips Of those who
vanity wish To drink forever, to call 10 his long home,
our friend and former fellow member, SIM0S X. VII
SON.
And Whereas the announcement Of his death has
sent pangs of and grief through hearts, and
hath caused us to,moum deeply and sincerely at his
loss
Resolred, That we bow humbly 10 the will OF n j.
vine Providence, and that we yield suhmssivey TO
His power in the aificon with which lie has visited
us.
Resolred. That while in this affecting dspnnsati0n,
We see the loss TO society OF who promised to be
an ornament, both in private and social relations.
are in some measure :omfOrted by our knowledge of
his integrity and amiabijly, md by The assurance that
the loss TO his friends has been his eternal gain
ReSolpeI That To tn character the deceased,
we bear cheerful testimony TO his former usefulness
as n member, his ardOr as a friend his pietv as q
CArstian and his unb EN- shed honor as gentleman.
ResoIued That the family and friends of the depart
ed have our earnest sympalhies in their attic
lion.
RESOLVED That as Il token of respect tn our late fe'-
low member, we wear the usual badge of mourning
for the space of thirty days.
Resolred That copy Of these resolutions be sent
TO the family Of the deceased, and also the Baltimore
American Republican, the Chr tan Observer, the
Delaware journal, the North American, and Pennsyi
vanian, for publication"
GEORGE NEWELL, lc,:..o
| 1t AQUlLA s RIDGELY, (Nohinitee'
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ayroEr,xr NorrcF-To oUr E,,h""scs. We WI
* glad If our exchanges throughout th" connnV VIII
@,rlt TO the "Clpprr" INSTEAD Of "Am"ncan RrP"o-
S,D' with the latter direction, especially on siirS
.aa extras, they often tud lh'r way I" some other
,,acr OF office. I. has o.runcd frequently OF late
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no SnERfFFALTY. / am candidate for the
office OF SHERIFF of Baltimore City-if elected. |
shall endcavOr TO do my duty
se32aW4t s C. LEARN
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Fa- Please announce GEO. GORDON BELT, ESD.
candidate for the city Shcrilty the next cleo
tiOH. Tacs-lc} BALTIMORE.
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o VNI u .FTJ v ID I'D, -
AQUlLA RIDGELY, oomInttee

nI3.NATIVE AMERICAN TICKETS. The mem
hers of the Native American COuven,iOi are notified
that the Tickets for their respective wards can be OBJ
tanned from ISAlAH BALDERSTON. T. g.. at his
office No. 3 Front street first house flnm Baltimore
street. on TUESDAY preceding the day Of election.
1t is expected that each manbcr will call in per8on or
by note for their tickets, se27 81
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RO YOU WANT the little $4,000 capital in Il,
y days lottery for one dollar only? Away then
aud secure whole ticket at the Office OF FLETCH
Err s. co. No. Hoiday-st., or a package if Won
PLEASE, tor So 10. Next week comes of; viz:
MONDAY, . ofSl0, 900, for e.
TUESDAY, 81 900. Tickets 81
WEDNESDAY, $50 ,0JO Tor only s
THURSDAY Sl2 900, for
FRIDAY, $1,000. for
SATURDAY, $4,000, for Only
Drawn Nos. extra class s lowest nrize 49,
81 50 70 8 % 65 "A Al 3 81 ~ 30 S 81
Direct yonr orders carefully 10
JAMES FLETCHER co, Baltimore Md
II Agents for the Managers
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&C. DIVINE SERVICE on BOARD OF SHIP.
Rev. Mr. Best VIII preach on board The Cumberland,
at ChaseS wharf, Fcli's Point, TO-MORROW, at 4
O'Clock, z. VI. SeaneH and Iandsrnen with their ia
Miles are invited to attend, IT.
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a-.nlh'ion passed unanimously by the Convention"

Gl-'pnlnT passed unanmou>lv ny the '"hNeH''".
ls9,-,t.c', That It's Natlv" Americans we are i''
ar In"ud. oi R"iorm-tho' we 90 tnr r"rcnchih" ''
JTsyag ,gluj expenditures al the public money "h''"
- D., 80, safe or general government" hhnl'"t
~ 2yl lis,,oas offices aud the correction at al ahs
4 snc elective franchise and naturalization Jaws
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rayMN GREAT RMMNnY EoR COW

FHFAE GREAT REWEBY FOR CON-
a SuMPTlON.-.9LEX.4N FEGEJ,a
mr. FOhho''7hI SYRUP. This medicine has
made some Of the most extraordinary cures Of Con
sumption, bronchitis, Liver Complaint, and Dyspep-
STA, of any other medicine known Ii has cured Con
sumption III some OF the worst cases, and when al
every other medicine had been tried In Colds
Coughs, Spitling Blood, Pain in the Side and Chest
and Liver Complaint, has equal; and we unhesi-
mungy recommend II with The greatest confidence
for lis superior efficacy in all diseases tending to Con
sumption, originating out Of morbid affections of the
LIVER Stomach or Bowels.
We, the undersigned, do certify that we have used
AieXanders Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup, and can re
commend 1t with the greatest confidence as a very
excellent medicine. Signed: WIN. :. Barrel, No
10 MarShali-st, Philadelphia; Samn Field, Decatur
St. do Jno. j. Spelmar, 81 North 9Th St, do; VIM.
H. Vent, 267 North 9TH ST., do; Thomas Powell ITO
North 10Th St, do.
Prepared solely by GEO. ALEXANDER. and for
sale wholesale and retail at 297 Market st., Phlad-
For sale in Baltimore by SETH :. IIANCE, No 1913
Baltimore St. and COZ. Pratt and Charles SIS. seq
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a a uR CITY. lis con hlion at present Is really
W gratifying. Merchants are full OF business
mechanics actively emrioyGd-numbrrs of buildings
in the course Of erecton-and it is worthy o ooserVa
ton that no incnnside able portion ot TINS property is
owing 10 the quantities o money pit III clrcua
ton by NJ. DOYLE, No. ll4 Pratt st opposite me Bal
tnore and Ohio Railroad Depot, next to hradshaw's
U. - Hotel It's positive fact that 81 v'ral hand
no bnil iugs h;"o heen erected TINS season, coca
stoned by the owners having purchased a package of
tickets at NJ DOYLt' a drawn capital pri2es.-
Quitr number of merchants in different parts Of The
H. Era,ps have hr1wn considerable amounts by pur-
chasing tickets uf this lucky vchder Try him IN
of Inc suIendd ..hrm"s to be drawn this week.
FRIDAY, capua rIGe S9,O'iU, ticErts So shares in
proportion ,oo
proportion. Certificates nj 26 whole tickets will be
issued in this schfmG at $4 % halves 81 26 qis s3J.
A very small outlay may secure very handsome
amount Of pin money-"Iook to it Ladies'" Come or
send 10 the right place.
liberal discount will be paid 20 persons who pur-
chase by thu package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky nmbers, by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. Ia Pratlstreel,
1t GRl Opposite B. s. o. r. Il. Depot.
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~ NATIVE AMERICANS RALLY! The Ma
tive Americans Of the Third ward will meet at Logan
Hall on MONDAY EVENING, Goth INST. Punctual
attendance requested. Com" one, come all, in your
strength The FIRST and Second wards will al meet
win Us, sea- 81
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NATLVE AMMNiCANs-ATrENnL


10" The Mechanics WOrkingmen, and all other
friends OF "nUa COUNTRY" VIII assemble at the
places designated below, on TUESDAY EVENING,
5Oih inst. at u O'Clock, for the purpose of corlpet
ing their arrangements prior to the clean sweep 70
made the day following:
LIST, I'd and Sd wards, at Logan Hall.
ilh ward C0aih y SarGeaut'S
18th do Harms School Room, Ensor-st, next to the
Engine House, formerly Riitcnhousr's
9th do Steevrr'S, cor, of Bel AK Market S2ace.
9Th do Mrs. Jones' SchsO Room, corner Car-!ine
and Pitts SIS.
9Th do kennedr's. cor, Of Forest and Ui!'en Sts
oh d" llerrng'S Marsh Market Space.
10Th do Roses Native Head Quarters, Gay-st
lh do PGnnS yivania House. Howard street
l2lh do ilmesly'S, Franklin ST., west of Eutaw.
18Th do llanmt'S, date Carmichael Liberty-st
18th do Gen Wayne Ian.
18th do lleckr0te's. cor Camdea and Charles sis.
10Th 90 Sawkins', Pratt street, near Paca.
Eth do VaIIxhali, Light street.
18Th do N. w cor of Baltimore and Pinc-sts.
10Th aud 20th cor. OF George st. and Penn Avenue.
by order Of the Convention,
JAMES :, PIPER, ).
so27-3t HENRY +. RGIGART, {S'c -
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EMORY Il CO.'S
POPULAR PRIZE OFFICE.

VI otLfth VI NE,
NO . CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE, ND.
W. respectfully announce to the citizens of
w Baltimore, and TO our correspondents in the
u0erent sections of the U. ion, that enabled,
by our extraordinary facilities offer in greatest pro-
fusion, Lottery Tickets, either by the package or
singy IN all the Lotteries upon such moderate terms
as shall not fail to meet HE approval of eng who buy
al our office. Our firm has been esab shed in this city
for the last 30 years in the vending of Lottery lckets
during which time We have distributed in all parts of
this country, and in Europe, MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS IN prize money; and have won, by our energy
IN prosecuting legitimate Lottery business ana our
great success in selling capital prizes, reputation
which we fater ourselves Is without paralleh The
capital prizes in the Lotteries for September and Oc
tober are unusually brilliant, ranging from
$4,000 TO S75,0O0!!!
PRICES OF TICKETS FROM 10 $40.
E}-County Orders solicited. 90 Fidelity and
despatch in receiving tickets and drawings by tie
Hest mails can be relied on when letters are directed
to our house. EMORY l. CO.'S Prize Office,
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Md
o. Onr Lottery Paper, issued monthly and con-
ia Mug schemes of Lotteries for the month, with much
int resting reading matter prices current, sc &C..
Will he sent regularly to those who wish it as refer
ence, free of subscription. fri 1t
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E9NisNlG q. ca. offer 10 their numerous patrons
e . IN town and country The following tiae schemes
for next week. order ca,ly.
MONDAY,2 Of $4,000, tickets -
TUESDAY, S7,O00 tickets S2l
WEDNESDAY,, of $1,000, tickets IS
THURSDAY. SIP ,uGD tickets 81
FRIDAY, 5000, tickets 50
SATURDAY, 34030, tickets ri
THIS DAY, Small Fry, $4,000 for 81 Remembe.
this is he lucky Office for this scheme. We sold the
I'd capital in the last Saturdays and will the first 10
day.
BYRNE & CO., cor Exchange Place
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&C. Rev. Mr.. SaRIGLFY will preach in The Calvert
street Church TOMORROW (Sunday,) at II o'clk.,
A. NJ, and at half past :, p, NJ.
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BTRNE & CO., cor. Exchange Place
II and South st. LYellnW IlonseN

y3NiE SMALL FRY. The Small Fry draws
d TO DAY atTuCKER & BROS at 81 O'Clock
this evening chances for all. Capital prize $4,000
whole tickets 81, halves Soc, qrs 25c eighthS l2!c-
We will sell packages of tickets ia this celebrated
scheme, containing in full all the numbers that 60 in
and come out of the wheel, as follows: 26 whole
tickets a more than USUAL on certificate for SIS 26
halt tickets g So % quarter tickets So 49, s6 eghlhS
81 ST. 10 drawn ballots
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aJ-ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR PUBLIC Pa
YOUR. The famous ''Sma Fry Lottery viii br
drawn AGAIN TODAY. Capitals 5000 sc. Tickets
cts COS, hut SIS, 26 quarters for 50 - This is the
best way be-, onh doubt. and EGERTONS' are the
lucky otlc, ). Apply eary--sIares are scarce. 1t
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NATIVE AMERICAN 9gAsS MEETINGS

ooh! say, can you see Ivy The dawns early light"
''SoSs AMERICA" We have Stars for our
friends, and Stripes for our enemies,
83~MASS MEETINGS 0f the NATIVE AMC-
RiCANS will be- held rs follows: Each meeting viii
be addressed by the candidates for Congress and the
Legislature, and other friends "a the cause, al half
past O'Clock, p. Nj.
MONDAY, Goth inst. THREE TUNS TAVERN,
corner of Pratt and Paca streets
iG7- The American citizens will turn ont in their
strength, and shcw by their presence determination
10 sustain Americans in their efforts TO govern their
own country. without the aid of foreign PAuPERS
and CONVICTS. sel2-G
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III-tTI DIN TIIT Vt 7, JUTSUTI-
dated Lottery, class No. y, for 1915:
81 So 10 2s 65 "a AS 80 70 3O56l
IL and -, hrng the l5t and ID drawn Nos each $50
9 and g. being the I'd and ilh drawn Nos. each 30
% and IS, bcug the sta and Gth drawn Nos each 10
u and II, being lh" 1th and Sth; or 3 and 70,
being tn 9Th and lOth drawn Nos each II
Al having TWO of the dfawn Nos. on them, each 6
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, 3
From. the old established House Of
1t EMORY, No. > N. Calvprt.st.
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- = l. C',hEh " DhD1 HEX,
Hight on the ConGI-IlCad of Centre Market

EHGRRTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
-HA THIS DAY, the famous ''Small Fry" lottery
draws again, in which the EGERTUNS' always sell
either the LIST or ID capital. fun package but
Sl5,qrs. only So 70, containing % tickets and every
number i'll the lottery. We call upon old friends
TO come give offices another fair trial in this ia
nous little scheme.
THIS DAY, draws Md. Consolidated Lottery class
3S. % Nos. 10 drawn ballots.