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SELLERS, GREAT REMEDY

For Liver Complaint. a Remarkable Case.
A TTENTION is asked TO the following state
IA mcpt of Sam'l McCord, Esq. of Weshutg, Va:
WELLsBURG, Va, May Goth, 1915.
hereby certify that afflicted with the Liver
Complaint and Phthisc for long time, being more
than year under the care of a Physician, that the
disease instead OF being relieved by the medicine |
took, kept gradually getting wotsc my body sweed
so that was unable TO stoop low enough 10 tie my
shoe. When the disease was at the worst | was re-
commended to ny eers' Liver Pills did so, and
was relieved greatly by the Of the first box, and
completely culed by The second,
SAMUEL McCORD.
QC4-T To be had of ]. P. Williamson, corner of Gay
and High Streets G. X. Tyler, corner of High and
Baltmore-sts.; Cooper, corner of Orleans and Eden
streets; WSeman & Wroth, Light ST., opposite Dix s.
FOggS; j. a. Sawyer, corner Of Pratt and Pncass.;
L. Perkins, corner of Baltimore and Green steets; :,
Kramer, Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pcnsy lvana Ave
nue.; or OF the General Agent,
W.K. ORRlCk, Druggistand Apothecary,
a5-tf Corner Eutaw and LeXingOn-srS. Bait.
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sHERIFF's NOTICE OF ELECTION.

SHERlFF'S NOTICE OF ELECTION.
"a OFFICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an
~ election Will be held at the respective places of
hoiung me same, in Baltimore City and County, on
the first WEDNESDAY Of October next, il being the
irst day OF the month, in the first teen Wards of the
city OF Baltimore constituting the Fourth Congresson-
al District OF the city of Baltimore for one person To
represent said District in the Congress of the United
States; and in the remaining five Wards and Ba more
County, constituting portion of the Third Congress
sonal District iorone person to represent said District
IN the Congress ofthe United States; aso five persons
TO represent Baltimore City, and five for Baltimore
County to serve in the house of Delegates of tae
state of Maryland. Also one Sheriff for Baltimore
City and one for Baltimore County, TO serve for the
ems ling three years. and also three Commissioners for
Baltimore County. n. TRACY, Sheriff.
Baltimore, Sept, 9, 1S45. sel0-dte
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JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE, }

baltimore, September 6, l845,
HTLECTFON NOTICE. Notice is hereby Civ
u a en-, That an Election will be held on the lRST
WEDNESDAY of October next, being the first day
of the month, in the first fifteen wards of the city of
Baltimore, constituting the Fourth Congressional Dis
rlct OF the city of Baltimore, for one person repre-
sent said District in the Congress of the United States
and in the remaining five wards constituting portion
OF the Third Congressional District for one person to
represent said District in the Congress of the United
States aso i'll the twenty wards, for five persons to
represent the city of Baltimore in the House of Dele
gates of arvland and for Sheriff for Baltimore CITY,
Given under my hand and the seal OF he city of
Baltimore, this 9th day of September, eighteen hun
dred and forty five.
seS 2awtE JACOB g. DAVIES Mavoy
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A HIST FROM RUSSIA. The Washington
Union announces that the Russian minister at
Washington has informed the Secretary of
State that the imperial government, DESTROYS
of ai'ordjng efficient protection to the Russian
territories in North America against the in
fractions Of foreign vessels, has authorized
cruisers to be established for this purpose, along
the coast, by the Russian-American Company.
1t IS, therefore, recommended to American YES
sells to be careful not TO violate the existing
treaty between the two countries, by resorting
to any point upon the Russian-American coast
where there is Russian establishment, with
out the permission of the governor or COM
mander, nor to frequent the interior seas, CULTS,
harbors, and creeks upon that coast, at any
point north of the latitude of 81 deg. 40 sec.
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a29-3Tn
NUAL NOTICE.
u PICK ELLIS COAL warm

me subscriber continues to receive his fall and
winter supply of the best of the Coal Brook (Bati-
more Co.'S Sp0hn Vein and Spring Creek Coal; and
also keeps constantly hand the several varieties of
BlTUMlNOUS COAL, taken from the choicest of
the Cumberland and Allegheny mines, Application
at the Yard Head of Union Dock, or at the Office
corner IF South and Lombard streets
a29-tf Holm pICKEII
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4. w. CLANCY,

4. w. CLANCY,
EF-s FASHIONABLE BOOT AND
EIs SHOE MANUFACTURERS No. rs
( a. HARRISON ST, BALTIMORE, sign
S1-sfA EsA Nxssksof the Napoleon Boot ami shoe
IN Sorc,n wholesale and retail, takes
hSf" this method Of informing his custom
crs and the public in general, that he has just com
prtcG his Fan stock, which is good, if not Supc-
rior 10 any in the city, embracing Boots and Shoes Of
every description Tor Ladies and Gentlemen, which
will be sold for less than the same can be purchased
elsewhere Ladies' superior Morocco Shoes Of all
kinds Genllcmcn's Roots ofall kinds; and ChiIdcn's
and Misses Of every description.
b. 4 few Of different kinds of Summer Stock
on hand which will be sold at cost To close out
Gcntlemrn's Morocco Boots; Ladies' Light Shoes;
Miss, : CATERS, &c,
lr7- Country merchants would do well to call and
see before purchasing elsewhere. sej.3m
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rT pYpREELAs, pAhASoLs.

O. AND SUN &IEAD
.sg@Vo. The subscriber, having purchased the ex
4I~7-S tenSive Philadelphia Mandatory, recently
F~xseLSa established in this city, corner Of Little
-o%I'~~- Sharp aud BatimorG-Sts., bcgs leave to IN
form country merchants and ciy dealers, as wei as
the public generally, that he is prepared to accOmmo
date them on terms fully cheap they be pur
chased in Philadelphia or New York His stock Of
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS and SUN SHADES, s
of the best and most substantial manufacture, and
will be found n extensive and varied any other in
the country. Determined TO sell at The very lowest
Philadelphia and New York prices, he respectfully
invites the public to give him a call.
mhll-f FRANCIS BEEHI.ER.
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FgNEIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
ID old customers and the public in general, that he
has commenced putting up OYSTERS for eXporta-
ton for the season. aud will be glad TO receive orders
for Oysters, either PICKLED, SPICEn, FRIED, or
FRESH, in any quantities.
Nothing but the hest Of Oysters put up at his estab-
lishnent, From his long exp, Renee in the business,
he hopes to please the most particular.
EVAN HAMILTON,
No. 2S German-st, between Hanover and Sharp.
n3- OYSTERS served up in handsome style every
day in the week Sundays eXcepted.) Families sup
piled with best Oysters
WANTED-A smart active boy about l6 10 is years
of age-one that has been accustomed 10 attend bar
Applv rs above. se26 colin
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RIor on THE ATLANTIC. Something of a
riot occurred recently on the Atlantic, the very
last place one would look for such things, which
is described by one ofthe Hutchinson singers in
a letter home. Capt. Judkins, of the steamship
Cambria, one of the Boston and Liverpool mail
packets, on her last trip to England, had a CO.
lored lecturer, named Douglass, among the
passengers When half way over the Atlantic,
Capt. j. brought Douglass forward on the quar-
ter deck, and called the passengers together, in
order to have an abolition meeting. The step,
Of course, led to difficulty among some South
crncrs on board as passengers, and as the lee
turer abused America and the Americans, there
arose general uproar. The ladies' were much
a armed, and Lad the Capt. persisted in his el-
frls, there would have been a serious not.
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mr.. F,ANnUSsG,
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS,
Warranted to perform the radical cure of
HERNI.4 or RUPTURE,


FENHE subscriber having purchased the Patent
"A right of the abeve TRUSS, and having entered
extensive Unto their manufacture, off RS it for
sale al half the price formerly charged by the patentee
The above instrument is constructed entirely upon
anatomical aud pathological principles, and meets
every indication essential to the permanent cure of
HERNIA.
1t possesses many important advantages over the
Trusses now in common use, il combines file xibili-
ly with irmness, and by means of the pivot and indie
pendent spring, the pad accommodates itself firmly
TO the body, aud cannot be displaced by the motion
of the wearer. answering by this means, desdera-
tum long sought after by the Medical profession.
Although it is as yet new invention, il has become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured of that
most troublesome and fatal disease Hernia. The de-
sire to put the Truss within the reach of all afflicted
has induced the proprietor to reduce the price
Certificates of The strongest recOmm sndaton from
some OF the most distinguished Surgeons and Physi-
clans Of this and other cities, which can be seen nv
reference to circular in the hands Of all the Agents
and public places generally.
"
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Chemist and Apothecary,

No. 81 EutaW-st., cor. Clay-st, Baltimore.
For sale by j. ID. Stewart, cor. Hanover and Cam
denstS Laroque, Baltimore and Harrison SITS;
A. Reed; cor. Gay aud Saratoga-sls, J. D Stansbury
Ihanes-st. +. p; Wiseman Wroth, Light st oppo-
site Dix Foggs Hotel; Sawyer, cor, Pratt and Paca-
SIS; j. F. Perkins & Brother, Franklin and Green
streets.
{G5- The Patentee. DR., l.. may be consulted at his
Office No. ~ COUGH STREET, near the Point
spring 26-eoly
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MORE DISCLOSURES. More astounding dis
closures arc about to be made in New York, in
a publication to be entitled echoes of the
Washington Hotel" giving the particulars of
some curious scenes said to have been enacted
within its walls. Look out. Great place that
New York for disclosures
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SrABBrNG. Willis Jones, jr,, stabbed and
killed Mr. r. P. Thompson, Of Rutherford, near
Murfreesboro, Tenn, few days since Mr.
r. died in few minutes.
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INCREASE OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. A
great many people, says the Worcester Egls,
who seldom look much into the subject, if at
all, have an idea that the established church OF
England is losing ground. But instead of this
being the fact, it is doubtful whether any
church in that country, or any other, is making
a more steady, regular, and decided onward
progress. In the single diocese of Chester, it
is said one hundred a4d seventy churches have
been built within the last ten years, and there
are now IN progress nearly one hundred more.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-30

TIE PrrrsDuRG STRIKE. The female opera
lives o. Pittsburg could not succeed in obtain
ing their dasiro. Their employers, in petty
spite, have increased Tie hours Of labor.
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to perform all operations in DENTAL SURGERY
(erbraong The estlmprovements in the sciencel at
one-thrd less than the usual rates lie invites thosn
who are afflicted with bad Teeth to give him an early
call The high charges heretofore established having
precluded many from submitting their Teeth to Dental
operations, an opportunities offered to all to have
their Teeth putin good order, the charges shall suit
all who may favor him with call
90 All operations warranted to prove beneficial, or
no charge made.
Up. SOUTHCCMB, Dentist,
all &c Fayctte-st., ID doorfrCm North,
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BIsuop SoulE las removed from Lebanon,
Ohio, to Nashville, Tenn, where he intends to
reside in future
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New York, June %, 1915,


Dear Sir-l have from my childhood been afflicted
with almost constant nervous headache and rheuma
tic palS in legs and arms. have often Sutt red so
intensely that 1t has prevented me from following my
usual occupation, and frequently Destroyed my appe-
titc. My nervous debility and weakness has COZ Sc
qu"nty been great, that after having tired almost
every hing without any relief, gave up in pair
was recommended 10 try yuur Gayanc Rings and
Magnetic Fluid, and only ut friends urgent solici-
laIiun, was induced to do Its effect upon my sys-
tenn was almost miraculous After few hours The
application appeared strengthen my nerves, reliev
ed me OF my headache, and have had no relapse of
the rheumatism OF any other pains since the first day.
would therefore unhCSatiugly recommend vOur Gal
VanIc Kings and Fluid 10 lhos afflicted have been.
Respectfully, JACOB A. OGSBURY,
1862 William street.
DIR. CRIsTIE-Dcar Sir have been scVrrelvatlct-
ed for the last eight years with Cramp in my legs and
thighs, frequently suffering the most eAcrucialng
pains, the cords of my legs having contracted into
Knots. have tired every "remedy' that have ever
heard of, without the least success. In truth seem
ed only to be getting worse. From a favorable ac-
count which lacCdcntalyh ard, was induced to Try
the effect OF your GalvaniC Rings ana Magnetic Fluid.
In less than twenty hours after wearing two of
the Rings, one on each hand, the severe pain Lad en-
rely left me, and several weeks having now elapsed
without any recurrence of my complaint, believe
cure has been effected by your discovery and deem
tia duty 10 inform you of the fact, and state my will
ngness to have 1t made public. My wife has been sc.
verely troubled with chronic rheumatism affecting her
in various parts OF the body, which has been cured rs
she believes, rtiecuay by the use of the Rings and
Magnetic Fluid, after trial of a few DAYS | shall
feel pleased in satisfying the ncredulous OF the truth
Of the above, on personal application.
SAMUEL SHIELDS,
No. l55 EidridLe ST.
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CRIsTIN's l1AGvETIC FLuID.

Ihs composition has been prunoncCdby the French
Chemists tn he one Of the most extraordinary diScoy-
olIrs ol the modern science. The FLUID is always
used IN connection with the RINGS, by which means
thclr power Is gradually augmented ana certainty Of
their ben tlelal action obtained. The combined i'll
vcnuus are in every way entirely harmless they are
at prices within the reach Of all, and the diSeovcrcr
only requests far r2! rs lest OF their efficacy and
permanent benefit.
In lustc" however to those who may place conf
deucr IN his claims, aud to his own reputation, Hr
CRlsrIE warns the american public against spurious
limitations. The metals of which the Rings are com
posed ARE prepared by secret proc known only IN
the uiscovcrCr, Or which he obtained his Patent aud
all mutations are worthless aud without AIRY beneficial
effect Whatever, No PpdarS on any account will BE-
allowed to sell DR.. CRIsrIE'S Rings, or Fluid, The
only place IN New York to obtain the GENUINE arti-
Giles : at d. CRiSTlE'S Office I3l FuIton-st, (Sun
Budmg)
It is NOT intended to display n series of Foreign tes-
tlmonaIs aud certificates regarding the efficacy of the
GALyANIC RINGs and MAGNETIC FLUID; this might
ePsIy BE- DONE but it is desired that IN this country,
IN Europe, the discovery shall be- tested safety by its
merits. II Is with pleasure, therefore that the follow
ing HOME certificates presented, which have been
selected from many Others of "A similar character to-
celher with Il few remarks from the most int lligcnt
Editors of the New York Press to several of whom
an opportunity has been given Of judging of its ruth
and benefit.
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HAVANA. During the last six months there
have been OF marriages, 2206 births, and 1852
deaths in Havana
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Odd Fellows and
Masonic Regalia
Purse Twist
Carpet Bindings
Military Trimmings
of all kinds
Gloves, merino, silh, cot
ton and Kid
Slspcnders
Watch Guards, Sc,
MIR. II. will be attended 10
se2G "
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SITES PATENT
GALNANIC RINGS.
.7ND CLRISTIE S M4GNETIC ELNID.

IND CHRISTIE S MAGNETIC FLUID.
VHNiiiS remarkable discovery has received the uni
"a versaI appreciation Of the Medical profession of
Great Britain, and has now been sufficiently long he
fore the American public to give fair test offs power
aud efficacy. The PATENT GALVANIC RINGS
have been found to all the purposes for which
lhc ordinary Galvanc Battery, or Electric and Mag
n'uc machines are used, but are without any of the
injurious SHOCKS which accompany the applications
ny th"Se Instruments AMI in many other respects are
more safe and certain in accomplishing the desired
object.
The GALVANIC RINGS have been used with
perfect success in all cases of RHEUMATISM, acute
ur cionic, applying 10 the head, face lmbs Govt,
Iic DoiorenN, Vuojhache, Bronchitis Vertigo, Nerv
Gus or SICK ll"adachc Indigestion, Pala~sS, Palsy,
hWIIpsey Fits, Cramp, raptiton OF the Heart, Apo
WrNy, Stiffness of Joints, Lumhago, SpiHa! Com
uan'>, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency Of
Nervous Energy. and ALL Nervous Diseases,
Gf-lhcr extraordinary effect upon the system mus
be witnessed to b" believed, and A. certain yrcrcai
ire tor the preceding complaints they are equally to
be- recommended. The GaIvanlc Rings are in every
way perfectly harmless and afe sold at prices to be
within reach of all.
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And for sale wholesale and retail by
NJ N. ROBINSON,
Corner Cav and Saratoga stree,

CUTnEf 6Hy anu SHI0IUgI sUttIs'
And at retail by J. l.. KIDWELL, Georgetown; Il.
D. GILMAN, Washington; II. PEEL CO, Alex
andria; A. X. MANTZ, Frederick; Mr.. MARTIN; Ell
cott's Mills; and Druggists generally throughout the
United States. seq I'm
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~ PILLS. They have fairly and trumphanty
won their way into the favor of the people throughout
the length and breadth of land, thousands have
testified 10 their efficacy in diseases-gcnerally m
tatons of the kind have been offered, therefore,
to protect those who desire to be free of Sick Head
ache, CostiveHess, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and
other maladies arising frsm impure state of the
blood or habit of the system. We w0eld say pur-
chase of none but Agents, and be sure TO ask for
Girod's 2a cent Sarsaparila Blood Pills. and take no
others leach box has the top fac simile of the
PROJECTORS signature, Samuel Reed-wthoHt it they
are counterfes: Price 2a cts. per box Of 25 Pills,
SAMUEL REED, Proprietor, Baltimore,
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THE TEETH! THE TEETH!

y The subscriber tenders
Shis thanks for the liberal
patronage he has receiv-
ed since his residence in
Baltimore, and continues
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NtVD He1
Pigua, Jan. LIST, 1916.

All persons Vh0 haze NICE notions about
natural affection haze no business IN The
army -Quis.
American mothers, read this short story;
there is meaning in it.
| In 1914, n soldier was shot at Green
bush, New York, for going thirty or for.
ty miles from the camp without leave, 10
visi, his wife and three small children
After the usual prelininaries in such ca
SEES, his coffin, a box of rough pine boards,
was borne before HIM on the shoulders Of
two men 10 the place Of execution. He
wore, as winding-sheet, a white cotton
gown, having over the place Of his heart
the black image o. heart, for the execu.
TONERS 10 aim at. His countenonce was
as pale as his wnding>sheet. and his
whole frame trembled with agony. His
grave was dug, the codir placed by its
side, and the deserLer, with his cap drawn
over his eyes, required 10 kneel upon the
lid. At this signal, the eight soldiers,
drawn by lot for the bloody deed, stepped
forward within two yards Of their victim !;
and, at another signal from the officer all
fired at the same instant. The miserable
man, with horrid scream, leaped from
the earth and fell between his coffin and
his grave. The sergeant, to ensure i'm
mediate death, shot him through The head,
holding his musket SO near that the cap
took fire; and there the body lay, with the
head sending forth the mingled fumes of
burning cotton and hair. The soldiers,
after passing close by the corpse in line
to let every one see for himself the fate Of
deserter, marched back 10 the merry
notes of Yankee Doodle and all the Off
GERS were Immediately invited into the
quarters of the commander, and treated
with grog! J!
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CARD.

We desire 10 express our gratitude s.
thanks to the friends in Chicago and vi
cinity, who have sympathized with us in
our affection, and opened their hands to
supply our wants, while the husband and
father was in prison. The blessing of
those that were ready to perish,rest up
on them.
We hele by acknowledge the receipt
of two boxes with their contents, one sup.
posed 10 be from friends at " arrenviIle,
the other from Elk Grove and smaller
packages from other friends. Also, at
different times, and from different individ-
uals $3.50, 40 in money. All of the above
wele received through the hands of the
editor of the Citizen.
ALANSON WORK
AURELlA A. WORK.
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AL NSON WORK,

THE IMPRISONED ABoLITIokIsT. -
This prosecuted brother, who has recent
ly been pardoned from the Penitentiary
of Missouri, is now on his way, with his
wife and two youngest children, to Con-
necticut where he will take up his res
ideDce for the future. He stopped with
US few days, and was warmly greeted
by many Of the anti slavery friends in
Chicago. He will pass through Michi-
gan TO Detroit, and thence to Buffalo,
probably by land, through the northern
part of Ohio. He will spend several
months in visiting different parts of the
eastern States. We hope he will every
where meet with the warmest sympathy
of friends, and receive abundant OF shat
aid, pecuniary and otherwise, which he
may stand in need OF, in his efforts for
the relief of his companions in prison. -
Western Cah