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MeG0RONER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st mhl2-ly

70 On. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
mEDiClNE LABORATORY, 80 East Baltiuore-st.,
MN door east Of Ffont.-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
ClNEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boraory, TO wit:-indian Vegetable Purifying and
anti-hilious Pills 25 cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bters 70 cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents
a bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents hottie; New
Emehc preparation, l2s cents vial; PediluviurH OF
Foot Bath Powder 1874 cents packages Cough Sy
rup, for the cure Of Consump tion Coughs Colds, &c
37i cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2h cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cous medicine for mothers and Infants so cts bodies
Rheumatic Imminent and Embrscation, and accom-
paniments, 81 Sovereign Remedyfo for Piles 80; Dyson
terry Cordial SO cts bottle, SC. &c. &c Printed di
recti0ns for the administration of these remedies ac
company each article. N. b. Advice given by DR..
w. free of charge. ml3-tf
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TERRIBLE sTEAMuoAr EXPLOSION

TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
Sea.yrL Lirss lost and great aunbsr ScHldef!
rb, II ro,is ,,pers rece,ved last evening
49,. .'.rl ..,.,;..l..- 81 o,,,bcr
''"'" 10 vac Pa''''' -,
steamboat explosion Oh III" N'sSou'' "'0''
tended by serious loss Of life and great suffer
,pr. |. appears that the steamer Big Hltchce,
49,, 1,-.l,oo L,.,,J r,,, :, Lam. TO ST
...-...,,,,., ..,
JoS'PiS WIN ABOUT ~ W ~ F'S,' -,
blcAlng ont from the landing at a pace cameo
Herman, on the morning Of the ed ut, eN-
,Ioi,l ho, s,,rbo,rJ boiIer with load report,
,,,,;,,. f.. 49,, sc i,.,,I,o, Messing ,ft thropoh
moving It ''' " ~ P'''''' I..,.-:,..'',
the CABIN hoor' anu up 'hro"S" ''' '',
deck, overheard, ana into the river by the
whee,house-makinr perfect wreck ot the
han, .h,.o ,lo }o,,or dock as far back As the
"'r' wv -. ,.j a...,l,
iad'es caoih' ana spreading u'"'.' ""1
ton amongst the passengers. The st. Louis
Republican furnishes the following account Of
-o.,,l, ar,l,o ov,l,.i,r
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the nunoeF oi k''!eu anu SC".0o" . !, i,ot ~
aSc@r'ahea ne I'ISt e's ,iI' .",',Vu
Ni"m"h Oh d. i'ouIS! ""S N.Y. ."sS'y ,,
ScH!I OF inan was ouh -" To1,ui J''I ,t'v'
are seVrt1! o'ieI' SUPPOSE a. oo Mr',o, 30 W
nave hoI Fe' neaiu "55y "0Ii''i'S U.o..'
tne N'1'H ~ 'O.a"", IS ",u Du~!
"ounoon' 0pIo'oi, U0ISv IoVC.,r r &C.,
suppose" 20 DC ugI"g, "'t>TN N%'tSan' nc
man. rom 5rei'nu, ,,'t,,u, - ''S" So
P'SSe'spi' 'Io"ItSo" 'i,' 20 .,v
passenger Ia, nun S'G','54 g. So. ' in
LIen,",, 'o'''' IS w. p.o hI na,onr.
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'ohh Dlroee, Vi DaIn County, BY, p'SS 49,,
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Williams. ~'' =
Schr Col. De Rnssey, Wheeler, Norfolk pstersbu,,
aud Richmond, &. Pendergast Il Son.
Schr MARIA, Bucklin, Newhern, N. C. master.
ARRIVED,
Brig Eagle. Fessenden, : DAYS from Bos,o, assor..
ed cargo, to 7. r. Matthews
steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Sa,,,
OH the Horse shoe a full rugged brig bound 10.
MEMORANDA.
ship Washington, Mattison, from New Orleans A.
rived at Cadia 18th June. -
snip lara, -, for Baltimore, was loading at Lii
verpoO 18Th ut
ships Leopard, Longcope I'm Baltimore for Eavra
and Lucona, Porter. from do. for Rotterdam went 10
sea on Monday last; and Eyerliard Raake for H-e
men, on Tuesday.
ships sylvanrS Jenkins, Lewis and Hermann. -
fer Baltimore, cleared at New York Both ut.
Barque Ida, flallett, from Baltimore, arrived At Boy
ton Both ult.
west was spoken Ith nit. Cape Antonio, j. BY w rs
miles, bound 10 TrnNiIlio.
Btss Boston, NckersOn; Northener, Davis: and
Massachusetts, Burgess; schrs Reaper, Sears; and
caroline, hn0wlon, all hence at Boston 30th uti.
Brig Argyle, CODkSeY, of Baltimore arrived NJ E,I
pataso 9Th April in 80 days from Liverpool.
Brig Ariel Hopkins, was at Falmouth Jam, about
10Th u!t. 10 sail for Baltimore next day.
Scbrs Trathc, Gaidner, and Veimil liOn, Leamnp
Tor Baltimore, cleared al New York 3lst ut
= schrS Sage. Morgan. from hecibo, P. r.; Staunca
Splllngs, and j. Il. MOrrau, Voorhees, fm Baltimore
arrived at New York 30h ult
big Eleanor, Forrest, from Baltimore. arrived at
charleston In" 18th utmo; and schr Mary Catharine
Broughon, from do. do. 29th The latter spoke 25th
OIL Cape Look Out, schr Henrietta, Hughes, fin Bati-
more for savannah.
Schr Comet, Bonney, from Baltimore was passed
going into st. Themas 18th ut
Schr Little john D0wdy, for Baltimore, cleared at
Wilmington, n. c. aeth ul
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Q3-SHERiFFALTY The undersigned, with the
most grateful Acknowledgements of that kind prefer
tnce which has induced many of his friends to sug-
gest his name for the office of Sheriff of Baltimore
city, ana TO make fatcring announcement to that
effect, takes occasion to express his assent to their
nomination, and ts add an assurance that, should he
be elected his constant efforts 10 perform the duties
OF the ohce with mpartiality, scrupuous integrity,
and due regard for the humantes of life, shall merit
their confidence, and he trusts the appreciation of the
pubic generally. Familiar with the energy required
under the emergencies of duty, from an active parti-
eipaton IN the exciting scenes of the past year. as
High Constable OF Baltimore he feels satisfied that
his fellow citizens will never find him wanting in this
respect; and with an earnest determination faithfully
TO carry out all the responsibilities of the office he
leaves to the literally of his friends and the public
generally, that disposition of his name which can
only BIZ announced through the ballot box at the en-
suing election.
jy26.swtf AUGUSTUS P. SHUT.
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A METHODIST.

gown J. STEVENS, Of Portland, Maine, called
IN the store Of MeSsrs. ComSock 4 Co., TO show the
great benefit he haf received from the o one bot
lie 0f OlDRlDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA. He
had beer bald ten years, out has now FIJI u and fine
new crop 0f hair, started Ali over the top OF his
head by only one bottle We have seen this tried in
many cases with the same 1t is also the best
article ladies can dress their hair with il will keep
longer in curl than anything else, and entirely re-
moves dand-ud
To he had al the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
streets Also At the corner Of Baltimore and Harrison
SITS, and 81 Thames ST. II
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QF- Wetake pleasure in calling the attention of our
readers to the very tla,terng inducements offered in
another column to ticket buyers by the famous Lot
terry firm OF EMORY & CO., No. North Calvert ST.
II the one half othe reports in circulation in regard
to the astonishing success of these gentlemen in re
eVing pecuniary distress be true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally, than an ordinary
notice. ie27 #
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ITEMS OF news ne norfolk papers an
nouReeS tA' sudden o9a'" oil Ool. James II
o'''o'n, u, G LAST '''P GUN 'o''o'N |" " ''.''
''s'oh' oFo"5 "e' e'a''I"' 'gH' recently
came ." at H1'"y'''e, l"''' between ,n7 '''''
'o"' Fe'''' ,'''"'oe' VI Congress- III" ''' '''-
lo"ei''--- 'oI' ''2' P',Sos.' a'' a. "s,,'.
AZ "1F"'oga Isl 0''ge 'l"'l a.
iiSfni''ge' mas o''H '''''''S''so u" OFacN''"
a''F'''' montgomery county, Nao-E'" u,
h'"SS'' ''"'''a" '''''1 '.''a'''''e'' "'''
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AUGUSTUS P. SHUT,

h3- e. S. FRYER, GENERAL IMPORTER
of French * German LOOKING GLASS PLaTES.
which will be sold, by wholesale and leail as low as
any Importer in this or any other city.
GLIDING done in all its rarieties-such az Portrait.
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNlCES of all kinds and varieties
FRAMES re-4ilt and Looking Glas yes and Picture
Glass inserted at
jy2l-a No. / NORTH GAY STREET
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(13- SHERIFFALTY. Messrs. Editors-You will
please announce 10 our fellow citizens the name of
ALEXANDER A. kENNARD, Esq. as the good and
true candidate of the friends of American Republican
principles, for the important office of SHERIFF of
baltimore city. The energy and patriotism Of Mr.
Kennard emtille him II the warm esteem and cordial
support of every true American hand and heart.
~ eO3t' MANY VOTERS
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n MEMS. We have Just received direct from
e. the manufacturers, large and well selected
stock of LINEN GOODS, which we can confidently
recommend to customers and the public in gener-
al as being all Flax Consisting in part Of
44SHIRTING LINEN, undressed, for family use.
Dinner and Tea NAPKINS, some entire new styles
Single and double Damask TABLE CLOTHS and
Table Diaper.
Russia and Huckaback TOWELLlNG.
"a and l0-4 Barnsley's Linen Sheellngs, with
general assortment of Irish Linens and Cotton Shirt
ing, which prepared 10 offer at exceedingly
low prices. K. McELDOWNEY & co.
1863 Baltimore street,
a. between Calvert and Light streets.
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e5- SHERIFFALTY. Messrs Ed

Q3- SHERIFFALTY. Messrs. Edtors-Please
announce TO the voters of Baltimore city, and the
workngmen IN particular that old and tried friend
aud fellow citizen, RICHARD MARLEY is most
respectfully recommended suitable candidate for
the office Of Sheriff. His long tri0d service humane
ard friendly disposition, and faithful performance Of
all trust that has been rep0Sed in him, entities him 10
the gratitude, and will secure him the support of
jy22-eo6t' THE WORKINGMEN,
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G3-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. Cousoli.
dated Lottery, class No. 81, for 1915:
So 9 "a "a 80 40 go 38 . Sc IS rs Is
9 and 60, being the Isl and ID drawn Nos. each S25
- and "a, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 20
SO and 40, being the 9Th and 9th, or 80 and so,
being the 18th and 9Th, ID
, aAd SO, being the 9th and I3ih; OF 81 and IS,
bein, the | lth and 9th drawn Nos each 10
All having Two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, "
From the Old established House OF
IL EMORY, No. N. Calvert-st
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HoNORARY MEMBERS. Gov. Pratt, Of Ma
ryland, and Jos. r. Chandler, Esq, the accom-
plished editor of the U. S. Gazette, have been
elected honorary members of the Kentucky
Historical Society
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CITIZENS UNION LIME,

IS eN=sc CITIZENS UNION LINE,
s!ig.22. TO PHILADELPHIA. by the SPLEEN
~ ss'sat- did and well known Steamers CON
and GEORGE WASHINGTON W..
FLenchi0wn aud Newcastle Railroad, leave Row.
hY,S WHARF, foot of South strect,) alternately
DALI, except Sundays, )at 8 O'Clock, NJ.
9+n rare thlough TO PhiLADELPHlA.... So.
SUPPER provided on boa,d
az A.ERAWFURD apent
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RIorous DEMONSTRATIONS AT NEWARK
The New York Sun gives an account of some
riotous demonstrations in Newark, owing to an
attempt on the part of colored boy to COM
nit violence upon white child. In the even
ing some eighty men and boys collected toge-
ther, and soon after commenced stoning some
of the negro houses in the south part of the
town. The deputy marshal demonstrated with
them, but could find none to assist him in dis
persing the mob. After breaking some win
dows and doors in several negro houses, they
proceeded up town, where they met the Mar
shall; but having no assistance, he was power
less, and could neither arrest nor recognize any
of the persons engaged in the mob. They
proceeded to stone one or two other negro
houses, breaking windows and doors, and hav-
ing satisfied their thirst for vengeance, dispersed
unmolested.
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TOLD GUARD, FOB AND VEST CHAINS,
W Finger Rings, Breastpins, Bracelets, Silver
Spoons, Butter Knives; silver plated Cake Baskets
Castors Candlestcks; Dxon's best Britannia, pieces
to the set, new patterns gold and silver Spectaces at
low prices by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
az Water street, second door from Calvert
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& PAPER HAYGINCs

UTIlULo ERl & PAPER HANGINGS.
2 EhOnAL. Having removed to No. North
La LIBERTY STREET, one door above Rain.
more St, we respectfully call public attention TO our
stock of UPHOLSTERY and PAPER HANGINGS-
conPr'Sins IN part, iiair HuSk Moss and Cotton Mat
tresses; Cushions; MattingS; Window SHADES: Veni
han Blinds French and American Papers, Borders.
Fire Screens: Table oil Cloths &c
We make ami repair Carpets Curta las Cushions
seuS, Mattresses, Sofas, Chairs SC. Lay Oil Cloths
Carpets, Mattings, SC.
U- Paper hung IN the neatest manner. and all other
work, In this branch of the trade done with prompt
tude and despatch. Cali on
a2y Louis MILLER
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DEATH IN THE CLERGY. The "Presbyterln'
says that twentysiX ministers, in connexion
with the Old School Assembly, have died in
about year.
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G3-FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN. Fare
through only Sl,50, The Company's Freight Train
Gar wiIl leave DA'Lf Except sundays at 81 O'Clock
r, ~, arriving in Philadelphia early neat morning
FREiGHrS 40 cents per 90 lbs
% THE RETURN Mail Passenger Train leaves
Ph'IadeIpha, at O'Clock, A. NJ DAILY (excgpt
SnnuayS). The Freight Passenger Train leaves Phi
Iadelpla at . O'Clock, 2, NJ, daily except SUNDAYS.
AIT A. CRAIVFbPD 49,,
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CHANGE OF ANNOUNCEMENT

- - On and Hitpr MONDAY
ssStisissl az ~ NEXT, the 4th of August, the
ssslssz.,.5 Asza. Lines to Philadelphia will run
- --zttr- 4-tsfas=5$sIa s follows: THROUGH IN &
HOuRs! PHlLdDELPHI.7, WILMTNGTON e.
B'2L7iMORE R1LRO.4D COMPANY UNITED
STATES MAIL TRAM. Through in Six Hours (via
Hayre de Grace, Elkton, Wilmington, and Chcster
to Philadelphia.
THE MORNING TRAIN Carrying the u. $. Mail.
leaves the Depot, Pratt street, DAILY (except sun
days. at nine O'Clock A. VI. Passengers arrive a
rhilaneIpla in full time To continue on BY the Mail
IRAN Tor New york. reaching that ci,y by lO5 O'Clock
on the same evening! FARE So
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN. The ONLY
ne lhat departs from baltimore on Sundays for Phil
adelpfa, Is the matt train which leaves Pratt street
Depot at O'Clock, 7. M FARE SO.
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NAVAL The u. 5. sIoop Of war Portsmouth,
Capt. Montgomery, sailed from Valparaiso,
April 26th for CalIao. The L. S. schooner
Shark sliled for do Nav g.
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MINERAL LANDS. Permission to occupy the
Mineral Lands IS not transferable, as the War
Department has decided
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THE TREASURY CIRCULAR. 1t appears, from
che circular Just issued by the Secretary of the
Treasury to the Collectors and other officers of
the customs, that "although there is now So
Tenn compact obligatory upon both parties for
the admission OF Texas as State of the
Union, yet, until the further action of the
Congress of the United States upon this sub
iect, and instructions founded thereon from
this Department" the duties upon all the i'm
ports from Texas into the United States, are
to be collected as usual. This circular takes
the precise ground which we have heretofore
occupied in relation to the present position
of Texas viz: that she is, and must continue
To- be, an independent nation, until the new con-
sttution which she may form, shall have been
approved by the Congress of the United States.
If the acceptance by Texas, of our terms of ad-
mission into the Union, gave us authority to
exercise any control in her internal affairs, it
would also entitle US to collect duties in her
ports, and render it unnecessary that goods inn
ported from her territory should be charged with
existing duties. But the action of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury shews, that she is yet con-
sdered as foreign nation, and will continue to
be SO considered, notwithstanding the ''solemn
compact" which exists between the two coun-
tries. until there shall De fu.ther action of the
Congress of the United States upon this sub
,iect.n Now our government either possesses
all power, or none, in relation to Texas 1t is
seen that it does not possess all, by the refusal
Of the Secretary of the Treasury to exercise
most important power. If then we cannot take
possession OF her ports, and treat her in all
respects as part of the union in the matter OF
duties whence do we derive the authority to
send troops into her territory. 1t is clear to us
that in so doing, our government has acted
precipitately, and not in strict conformity to
the existing relations between the two powers
and the only apology which can be offered for
the act is, that it has been done at the request
of Texas, and for the protection of country
which will shortly form portion of our Union.
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MNS The schr COMET, as well as three s-ss
GTISSr frame DWELLINGS on Apple alley, EiIT
-@-'-@@- between WIKI and Bond streets for @2ssl-
Auction on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, August Cd,
1873 The schr. at O'Clock, alongside at the County
wharf, Fell'5 Point, % tons, remarkable fast saer
the property of the late Capt. George Shepherd The
sale OF the Houses at Socock, the premises about
Is feet and 100 feet deep, subject to ground rent
the flag will designate lhem. Terms at sale.
jy'}O-frs3 II. w, BOOI Auo,jr
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TAKEN PRISONERS. Capt. Jenny, of whaler
Elizabeth. of Mattapoisett, and the supercargo
of the Bridgton, of New York, are held prison.
ers at st. Catharines, upon the charge of evad-
ing the duty of i barrel on oil reshipped at
that port. ....
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E3- PLAN OF APPOINTMENTS FOR STREET
PREACHlNG. on SABpATu AFTERNOON, August

!ul! invited II
fF5- PLAN of APPOINTMENTS FOR STREET
PREALHlNG. on SABBATH AFTERNOON, August
3i. al O'Clock.
Monument SQulr"-Rev. Dr. :. x. Jennings.
Lexington Market lIOuse-RGy. DR. J. G.. Morris
Un'DU. near Ross Sircct-R,v. Dann GcJl!tOn.
Madison, near charles st-Rcv David Bell.
SIrhHond Market HOusr-Rcy. Jonn II. Mark.
Srhroeder's WOods-Rev. Wesley Stevenson.
lIpIiins Market Iouse-Rev. Henry Bell.
y. w. corner of Eutlw and Conway streets-Rev.
L. Z. AI.rn.
:. w. corner OF Light ana Montgomery sts.-Rev'd
James g. Hammer.
n. L corner o: Pratt and Light sts-Rey J. Alirch.
Marsh Market HouSe-Rev. Elias He urI.
Wnk, urar Bond stre+t-Rev. Rob't Piggou
Feii's Point Market House, Germany Rev. Jacob
Efh.
Rei-AIr Market iiOnss-Rey. J. II. lennon.
Harrison, tear Gay 81. (German)-Rev. Mr.. Altman
IL In consequences 0i the absence from he city Of
several members OF the Association hut one minister
IS placed 20 each appointment.
The citizens generally are earnestly requested to
this effort hV their Attendance upon such
Of the appointments may be convenient IL them.
The friends Dt the temperance cause are also most
respectfully solicited not to make appointments which
may in anu vdS conflict with this plan, either The
places or hOuS for preaching
The Association will meet On the FIRST MONDAY
in each month, AZ 10 O'Clock, Il m. in the lecture
room of Rev, Mr. john : Church, for the purpose of
spending one hour III social prayer All ministers OF
the Gospel are respectfully invited to attend, 1t
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A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.

MAYNARD * MOVES BLACK WRIT
IVH ING INK This Ink has stood the test of 80
years. experience and during that time has been
stantly Increasing in public favor and patronage, and
became long snce and still continues to he the lead
ing article of the kind in the country. 1t flows with
freedom, is permanently black, and will not mould
under any circumstances, and is adapted to both steel
and quilt pens. Dealers and consumers can be fur
nished with it as low they generally pay for inferior
Inks. For sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE,
40 . south Charles street.
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a2y louis MULLER.
wxIOULD You PBEVENT sIIcI

NN UULD YOU PREVENT a SLTGHT
w TOUCH OF BILIOUS, or slight giddi-
ness III the fiead-trom growing by neglect into an
lNCURABLE DISEASE;
IL you would, the remedy is at hama, you can VETO
all attacks of disease upon the Kidneys, Bowels or
any DISEASE arising from an impure state of the Blood
But BE WISE IN TIME
for If you delay TO purchase the means of cure ne
nod may come when even Grod's SarsapaIilla Blood
Pills may be unable 10 save you from the immediate
GRASP OF THE DESTROYER.
Chtu death mas, however, actually seized upon YOU.
THERE Is SAFETY
IN the use OF the Blood Pills, which are made by
science from the stores of nature and are truly the
only SURE RESTORATIVE. '''o
Then hasten all, who are sick and debiIitated and
obtain the great Remedy and he free of disease
N5- Price l2t cents PER box of 25 Pills-each boy,
mas me lac smile Of the proprietOr's signature
tSAM'L kEED) without il they are commercials
sold wholesale and retail at the Family Medicine
store, corner Gay and Saratoga streets, and by retail
Druggists generally throughout the U. States ao-tf
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no BUILDERs AND OTHERS. Lots

YNNO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. Lots 10
Ill Lease, on very favorable terms, on Baltimore,
Caroline, Ensor, Spring, Monument, Bank, Bond,
Cough and Bethel Streets having depths of from 80 to
l25 feet, and located in improving and gentee neigh
borhoodS. On some of The above lots suitable ad
yances will be made to aid in erecting buildings. For
further particulars apply ut the
OLD TOWN AGENCY OFFICE,
az No. 1873 N, Hirh street
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LYNcHERs IN LIMBO. The six young men
who tore down Mr.. Seavey's house and killed
his wife, at East Kingston, N. H. have been
committed to Jail at Exeter, to await the ac-
ton of the court which sits in August at Ports
mouth. Their names are not given. The ex-
aiming Justice properly refused bail.
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