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G:nINA, GLASS AND QUEMNsIvARE,
S1ERIFF'S NOTICE OF ELECTION.

SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF ELECTION.
IA Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an
~ election will be held at the respective places of
holding the same, in Baltimore City and County, on
the first WEDNESDAY of October next, il being the
first day of the month, in the first fifteen Wards of the
city OF Baltimore, constituting the Fourth Congression-
al District OF the city of Baltimore for 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
siona District forone person represent said District
IN The Congress OF the United Staes also, five persons
to represent Baltimore City, and five for Baltimore
County, to serve in the next house Of Delegates of the
State of Maryland. Also one Sheriff for Baltimore
CITY and one for Baltimore County, to serve for the
ensuing three years, and also three Commissioners for
baltimore County. N. TRACY, Sheriff
Baltimore, Sept 9, 1915. sel0 dte
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zo2 ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF WATCHES
T7JN AND JEWELRY, received this day, Nav %,
" JRsnd are now ready for my customers ana
S~.s-rUsilose who woun wish To purchase Il good
NliGh, inc STOCK cannot be- surpassed by any other
establishment Tor fnpncss Of quaIity-among which
are Cold Levers Of NJ /. Tobias & COS; J. r John
sons Church -. Watches; Gold LCpints; Gold An
chor Levers; Gold CAPS Brass Cap; first quality Silver
Anchor Levers; English Hunting Levers; English sin.
gle cased Levers; Vertical Watches. Sc. which are
offered Wholesale and retail by GABRIEL D. CLARK
at his old established store, Water-s. second door
from Calvert. ir4tf
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EIV CHINA STORE.

" No. 3 L ). CALVERT STREET,
DaTID PARR would respectfully inform his
friends and generous public that he has REMOVED
his CHINA STORE 10 No. 81 >. Calvert ST., where
he has opened and is opening large assortment
OF CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE, of
recent arrivals which he offers for sale on the most
accommodating terms. He is also extensively Ell
gagged IN the manufacture of STONE & EARTHEN
WARE, large assortment of which will be found at
the store as above and at his PolteiiGs, on Bondst
Il short distance north OF f. Baltimore st.
o. Country Merchants and others would do well
to give call before making purchases elsewhere.
DAVID PARR,
a29-Jm No. 81 :. Calvert street.
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CLEARED,

Brem. ship Rebecca, Dewers, A Schumacher & Co.
Brig Indus, new, 1913 tons) w. G. Coffin, st Johns
F, Kirkland, Chase & Co.
SChr Sidney, Lane, Halifax N. s., :. Phillips X Co.
Sloop Union, Cottingham, Philadelphia, john W.
Brown.
SAILED this mornng-Brem, barque Sophie, Rath-
Jen, Antwerp; brig GIamorsan, Walter, Kingston, Ja;
schrs Philadelphia, Adams, Nantucket; Mary, Cook,
Newburyport
ARRIVED,
Brig Commerce, Blanchard, 10 days from Arecibo
r. to the Capes, sugar and molasses, TO w. Howell
s. Son 9th ult lat. 49, Ion 60 So exchanged signals
with schr Nonpareil, Homer, of and from Phiadel
phia for MayaeueZ.
Br. brig Somerset, Williams, from Demarara, Goth
umo, ballast, 10 J. &, Yates. Left brig Virginia,
Cooper, from Baltimore, not discharged.
Scht John, Hanna, from Porto CabeliO, DIST ultmo,
hides, coffee and SPECIE to P. j. Caduc. Left no Am.
vessels in port.
Schr Union, Bangs, 6 days from Providence, DO
mestics, to w. A. Cole
Steamer Baltimore, Price, from Philadelphia, mdsc
TO J. A. Shrver.
Steamer Cumberland, Layman, from Philadelphia,
md'e. to J. A. Shtvcr.
Steam racket JGwcsS. Sutton, from Norfolk. Saw
off the Wolf Trap barque and brigfntine; otl the
RaPpahannock barque and a btiganune; and oil the
Patuxent Il shp-all bound up
MEMORANDA.
Baque Baltimore, lie Brou, from Baltimore. arY-
." at Rio de Janeiro 2nd August Barque 1t. Joseph,
Neil, cleared AT do 2sth jaly for Baltimore.
Brig Boston, Percval, hence, was teIepraphed at
Boston l0ih inst
Brig Orbit, Higgins, hence for Para and market,
went 10 sea on Saturday last.
Brig Constitution, Laudefman, from Baltimore for
Laguayra and Porto CahellO was passed 26th ut Quo
lat, nor Ion. given by brig Cecilia at Wilmington, n.
from ST. Thomas.
Brig Com. Hull, Ray, for Baltimore, sailed from Lu-
bee, Me. 4h inst.
Brig Baltimore, Brown, for Baltimore, cleared AT
Boston OH inst.
Schr Vermllon, Seaman. hence at New York II tn
Instant
Schr Henrietta, Hughes. from Baltimore for Savan
nah, was spoken oil Charleston bar Itn inst.
SChr Lady Warrington, stevens, from Baltimore,
arrived at Charleston Sth inst
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CIRCUS.
AHTELSII. MANN ~ DELENAN,S CIR

SlhCOO.
"ELSII, MANN ~ DELEVAN'S CIR.
w Gus, late of the Park Theatre, N. York, and
National Theatre, Phiadt lpha, ]. w. BANCKER,
Agent, will open in Baltimore on the 9th inst for
few days only On entering the city, the celebrated
N. YORK BRASS BAND will preceae the EQUES-
TRAN CAVALCADE in magnificent carriage,
drawn by TEN superb Cream Horses. These horses
are driven in hand by Mr. Albert Brown, from NY.
The performers are Of the highest standing and
putaton in America, and their extraordinary teats
stand in the ranks of the profession without paral-
le 20 The Company will perform in Washington
city on the Goth and 27lh inst, prior TO their coming
TO Baltimore. sell-d
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ADJUSTMENTS.
lOLLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

TyNHIS EVENING, Sept, l3h, will be perform
E ed FAZlO. Giraldi Fazo, Mr.. j. WALLACK,
Jr. Duke of Venice, Mr.. LEMAN. GenZalio, Mr..
RADCLIFFE Bartolo, Mr.. a'BECKET. Phlario,
Mr.. YOUNG. Blanca, Mrs. ]. WALLACE, Jr. Al
dabela, Mrs. TIIAYER.
To conclude with BLACK EYED SUSAN. Will
liam, Mr. WALLACE. Gnatbrain, Mr. CHAPMAN.
Capt CrOsstree, Mr.. LEMAN. Susan, Mrs. WAL
LACK. Dolly Mayhower, Mrs. TIIAYER.
{h3- Prices of admissions To the Boxes 80 cents.
TO the Pit 25 cents. G-Doors OPEN at I, the Curtaia
will rise at "A O'Clock. 1t
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FENHE ST BSCRIBER has on hand and is daily
III receiving n large supply of ANTHRACITE
CoaL, OF the most superior quality and is prepared
TO supply his customers and the public with an article
when ne knows will prove satisfactory in every re-
spect He has on hand "COalbrOok' baltimore Co, 5
Coa',l GOOD Spring Creek'' Coal, "Buter's" Coal,
and from other approved mines, and has made ar
engagements this season to have his Coal broken and
screened with much care and in manner superior to
any ne mas heretofore seen. Lump" 'iGrate,'
"Egg" and "Nut' sizes will be delivered at the low
est market prices for the ton of 224O lbs.
% Orders left at the following places will receive
prompt attention.
CHAUNCEY BROOKS, SON s. CO., No. 355 Bal
timore street.
B. F. GARDNER, No. 279 Baltimore ST.
FRANKLIN GARDNER, No. 1876 Baltimore st.
+. G. HUNT, corner Gay and Aisquiih SITS.
AT the subscribers DWELLING, Fayette street.
End door west of Pine, or at the YARD, Spring Gar
dens, foot of Eutaw street.
se4 Ct PETER FAUNESTOcK
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sell-d4t
VALUABLE STANDARD BOOKS. 4

VALUABLE STANDARD BOOKS. In
formation for the people by William and Robert
Nhambers, new improved edition; this is one of the
most valuable wo ks of the times. Just imported
number of copies from London price SIS
Naper's Prn sula Var, vo.. cloth
PrescOt's Conquest of Mexico, 3 vol do
do Ferdinand and Isabella, 3 vol. do
Encyclopedia Americana ID vol, sheep
Taylor's Manue! of History, vol cloth
Allison's History of Europe, 4 vol. sheep
do do 30 ! vol do
Theirs Hstor of Frenc Revolution, vol. do
Elegant Extracts, vol. do
Goodnch's Pictorial Geography, vol. do
Together with new assortment of Standard and
new Books. For sale by
PARSONS s PRESTON,
Booksellers and Statoners, Isl Pratt ST.,
sell-3t adjoining Railroad Depot.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.
MRS DVAJ'r,S RENEE,'r

FHVHIS EVENING. Sept 18Th, will be perform
o. ed BRlOE OF LAMMERMORE Lucy Ashton,
Mrs. MOWATT. Edgar Ravenswood, Mr.. CRISP.
Sir VIM Ashton, Mr.. FREDERICKS. Hayston of
Buckial, Mr. II. SHAW. Captain Craigcutelt, Mr..
HUNTLEY. Lady Ashton, Mrs. PENSION.
After which, DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Col.
FreelOve, Mr.. CRISP. Lady Elizabeth, Mis-. NOW
ATT. L0ra RiveIs, Mr.. BOWERS.
To conclude with THE WIDOWS VICTIM,
U3-Boxcs 50 cents; Pit p cents. Doors open atl7,
performances to c0mmemce at u O'Clock. II
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE a. C.4LVERT- SITS.
MR.. Il MRS, WALCOT'S BENEFIT.
TNNIlIS EVENING. Sept 3D. 1915, will be per
d formed FOUR SISTERS. Mr.. Beauchamp, Mr..
WALCOT. CaIoline, Mrs. WALCOT.
After which Singing and Dancing, by Miss E. INCE,
Miss CANNON, and Miss F. INCE.
To be followed with DON CESAR DE 8AZAN.
Don Caesar de Bazan, Mr. WALCOT.
To conclude with BOOTS AT THE SWAN. Frank
Frisklo, Mr.. WALCOT. Jacob Earwig, Mr.. JOHN
STON. Sally Smith, Mrs WALCOT.
Q3- Admittance 25 cts. children under 10 years of
age, l2l cents. Saloon performance to commence at
O'Clock precisely. Ii
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Ih..TIs+4.z FARMS FOR SALE. One of 100 a
E#,;,I cres, handsomely situated, A. miles out the
MHuI York Turnpike: with excellent and spacious
MiliiL Buildings.
l oi 10 acres u miles on same road, with superior
Improvements Of every kind
OF IL acres on the old Frederick road, moderate
improvements, price low
OF 1872 acres on the same road, 81 miles from the
city, with very good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. situation.
of 356 acres, near Ov ing's Springs, 6 miles from
Baltimore, near the Ohio Railroad improvements
moderately gD0d-Orchard Of 1000 Cherry and Fruit
lrees-wIIl be sold bargain.
OF 20 acres, on Eikrige, Howard District, with
excellent Improvements, Sic.
OF ~ acres, on TIE Hcl-Air road good improve
mCnis.
OF 3i5 acres, near Rock Hall, on Chester llver,
SOoa mProvcn"Bts-WIll be sold cheap or exc hanged
for Town property.
OF 81 and Of l6j acres, miles out Hartford road
moderate buildings, cheap.
Of $50 aud 2GJ acres s miles out Frederick road,
with good buildings, To exchange Tor city property.
Of AS3 acres, on Middle Riyer Neck, splendid i'm
prevents.
Of l06 acres, and good buildings, 6 miles out on
the YORK Road
Of 37 acres, in Cecil county, with splendid build
ings.
SevCrai in virginia, several on the Eastern Shore
of Maryland and many others not named.
Those DESTROYS to purchase will do well 10 call on
Is. BOND Or G.. GEhBACH,
st9 Properly Agents.
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NOAL NOTICE..
PICK EI,I,,S coal warm

" PICK ELLIS COAL YARD.
The subscriber continues to receive his fall and
wnter supply of the best of the Coal Brook (Balti-
more Co.'S Spohn Vein and Spring Creek Coa and
also keeps constantly hand the several varieties of
BIrUMINOUS 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.
a29H JOHN PICKEII
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OFFlCE OF THE GOMMIsSIO .ERSl

~ VI V'''I Z
OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Sept. 8, 1916.
THNO Goa DEALERS. Sealed Proposals will
III be- received by the Commissioners of Public
Schools until Tuesday, 18th inst, for supplying and
delivering at the several school houses one hundred
and twenty or more tons of the best Anthracite Coal
Proposals TO be left with the subscriber, No. 81 Fay
cite ST., opposite the Union Bank By rider,
w. TILYARD, Clerk of
sci dit Com, of p s.
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A MOTHER CURE or CONSUMPTION
"a MORE PROOF THAT CONSUMPJ ION CAN
Re CURED BY SCHENCK;S PULMONIC YRu9,
II TAKEN IN TIME

II TAKEN IN TIME.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 9th, lSij.
d. H. Schcnck-Dear Sir--lt affords me heart.
felt satisfaction lay before The public the success Of
your Pulmonic Syrup in curing me of a lingering and
firmly seated Consumption. About years ago /
was attacked with pain III my breast and a cOntn-
uGd dry, hacking cough, with almost a constant spit
Ting OF blood, and dreadful pain my side aud back;
and towards night hot, burning fever and headache,
leaving me with cold cree ping chs. applied to
the best physicians in the city, ut could get little or
no relief; my cough got worse; then tried some of
the most celebrated Cough Medicines and SyrupS that
recommended through the public press, but
all TO no effect could get no relief almost up
in despair, for was reduced to mere skeleton. A
friend of mine al this time recommended me TO try
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP. | said it would
be the last thing would try, for | had given up ali
hope of being cured. On the 23d of March purchas.
ed bottle of the Syrup, and commenced using it:
after using few bottles the pain left my breast, aud
to my surprise, my cough ceased, and | new enjoy
my health, thank God, as well as | ever did in my
life, and owe it to your invaluable medicine and the
help of God Yours, &c,
RICHARD G. LENNON,
No. 1863 Canal street, Baltimore.
Ii is for sale at the propreor's office, No. So horth
GAY STREET, the only place in the city where the
genuine Pulmpnic Syrupcan be had. Agent for Wash
ingon, Shurn Wilde, No. f. liott's Buildings,
Pennsylvania venue; E. .Stansbury, Annapolis; w,
w. Johnson, Princess Anne, Eastern Shore Of Mary
land. al3-lm
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UPHOLSTERY & PAPERHAMGINGS.

UPHOLSTERY & PAPERHANGINGS.
b 0ulS MULLER offers for sale n large LOT of
II a Paperhangngs, DOfders and Fire Screens. TO
suit purchasers, al very reduced prices He will hang
paper II the ncaest manner AT / g lowest rates. He
makes to order Mattresses; Beds Cushions; Carpets
an Curtains. Lays Oil Cloths Carpets, Mating &c
lie has in store, lot Of cheap gilt end Ornaments
Table Oil Cloths, Door Mats, WiAfow Shades, Vent
ian and Stat Blinds, Cord aud Tassels and Haiicloh
lie does every varI;y Of Upholstery work at tie
lowest rates: willing always to Iaor low so as to pro-
cure the more of it, To those wishing anything done
IN the above line he respectfully socs their patron
age Can at No LIBERTY STREET, one door
hhlU ~ DhltlmOre 81. alGif
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TENO GROCERS. The subscriber has lust fin
II ished large assortment of beautiful Show Tea
Eanisters and Spice Cansters of latest STYLE hand
somely ornamented, and not to he euuallcd by anv
other establishment in the city They will be sold at
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore street,
sel2 ID tin store above Harvard 49,,
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q SOAL-COAL-COAL GIESE & SONS
u COAL YARD, Spears Wharf where may he
had at the lowest cash prices ANTHRACITE COAL
in all varieties, selected from the best mines-among
which are:
Coal Brook per tnn OF EGG, and
L0yds ana Buffers, @-fo lbs Mutt sizes;
or IN tie lump. For sale by the cargo or single ton.
Orders eft the yard or at our counting room will
be promptly attended to. GEESE < SON,
sell 6m' Commences st. Wharf.
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IMPROVED READINGS OF THE pOETs-Moor

IMPROVED READINGS OF THE POETS--MooEE.
White md clear was the skin she wore;
Some Gouraud's Soap in her hand she bore;
And some rouge whose redness was fan beyond
The ruby which circled her snow white hand
"Lady, fear have gone astray-
Will you TO Gouraud's point out the way3
For super iuouS hair, have been told,
His Poudres are worth their weight in gold :,
''Maiden, those POudres work like charm;
And OF tan or freckles feel no alarm
For you find at Gouraud's splendid store
cure for these ills, and bundled more"
On she went, and in little while
Returned from Walker street with a smile;
Now blest for ever is she who relied
On Gourauh's honor and Gouraud's pride.
DR.. Felix Goutaud's Italian Medicaled Soap will
positively remove from the skin every vestige o. pm-
ple tan, irecke sailowness. sunburn, roughuess SC
and give the cncle whiteness, cearn' SIS and beau
~ perfectly transceniant. Gouraud'S POudres Sub
t'es are expressly designed for the complete eradica
ton of supeifnous hair. One touch of Guuraud's
vegetable Liquid Rouge TO the pale cheek gives il
brilliant and permanent rose color.
For sale in Baltimore by SETH S. HANCE, lO9
Baltimore-st. and cor. Pratt and Charles sts ses
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MH DOYLE is IN THE FIELD of prizes
INA scattering them right and left, north and south
east and west, among all who favor him with their
patronage Adventures will find il to their interest
TO purchase tickets of NJ. DOYLE, for they are GER
tain To draw capital, at least good prize-n fact,
the Great Capital Prize Depot, No. IA Pratt street,
opposite the Railroad depot, (next TO Bradshaw's
United states Hoel,) is the only place in the city
where person can feel certain Of getting prize
The following splendid lotteries TO be drawn this
week
FRIDAY capital prize $4,000, tickets SO, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. By laying out Sl5 and buyirg n certif-
cafe of package of 26 whoes in this last lottery, you
may be put in possession of over Sc 900. Risk on a
package of halves only 81 so, quarters SO rs. DOYLE
can't be beat at selling capital prizes in these Tom
Thumb lotteries, bear that in mind and send your or
ders come yourselves, to the right place.
liberal discount will be 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, or share. All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, 30. IA Pratt street,
Il fRl Opposite B. 4 o. r. K. Depot
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XNORsTED DANIASIx. II

"ORSTED DAMASK. have Just receiv-
w ed, large assortment of WORSTED DA-
MASH of all coors; also, assortment of very hand
some wofsed and cotton mixed. For sale very low,
wholesale and retail.
WINDOW CURTAINS of every description made
TO order by
JOHN c. HOLLAND, 4s Gay ST.,
sel2 near the Odd Fellows, Hall
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ENRESH MILL FEED. SHIP and BROWN
- STUFF, SHORTS, RYE CHOP, CORN, Oats,
&c. nc, wholesale and retail-prces low.
20 bhls. pure CIDER VINEGAR,
FAMILY GROCERIES, of best quality-great bar
gains for cash e' Jul
70 Large and safe MARKET YARp, with Sheds,
free To customers $50 ''
G. W. AIREY, Agent, a29 E Bal,imore-st.
SEQ between Bond and Carope-sts
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EPoOTs, SHOES, HATS. CAPS. &c. &c.
hB ouO cases, recrived per recent arrivals dir eel
from manufacturers on consignment and for sale .,y
tle case only, on manufacturers account at unp.ece
dcnledy low prices
al 3m ~ II. MERRILL, II and - Hano GER st.
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MARYLAND LOAN OFFICE, CHESA-
w PEAkE BANK, BALTIMORE, 9Th Sept. lS45.-
Notice is hereby given to the holders of Sterling Cou-
pons due LIST July 1912, that if they apply this Office
before the amount due in London is RENTED, they
can receive payment in this country
JOHN 5. Cuttings, Com. of Loans
sell-4t for the State of MARYLAND
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STRAAs. BREAST PINS AND STUDS.

"ANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
H PILLS cure Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Singing in
the Ears, Dizziness, Inflammation of Stomach and
Liver, Dropsy, rheumatism, Weak Nerves, Sick
Headache, and all diseases arising from an impure
state and circulation of the Blood Price 25 cents
per box.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, corner of Charles
and Pratt SITS. ans
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CONSITMpTInN

.idhmd, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood, Pain in the Side
and Breast, Sore Threat, HoGrsencss Palptation
o. The Heart Whooping Cough, Group, Hives,
Nervous Jremors, Licer Complaint and
Diseased Kidneys, radically cured ~
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPTHA.
HURE FOLLOWS CURE! Further evil
~ dence of the efficacy Of Thompson's Compound
Syrup Of Tar and Wood Naptha, in Consumption.
MIS-. II. 2. Warner, now residing at the hou-e of
Michael e. Fisher, in Woodbury. N. j., was attacked
IL months ago, with violent disease of the lungs,
pronounced by her MUSICIAN, DR.. w II, of Phiadel-
phia, CONGESTION THE LUNGS. The main in her
breast was violent, with difficult rcsprao and total
inability to raise the phc9m precludlns the POSSIBLE
~ OF repoSe and rendering it necessary to remain
propped up in bed three months. Her voice was gone.
Hel physician deemed her case hopeless and she
ceased to indulge the hope of recovery. Hearing Of
The numerous cures effected by THoMsoSis COM
POUND SYRUP OF TAR AND Woop NApruA; as Il last
resort she resolved 10 Try it, and in very short time
her health improved and 10 steady perseverance in
the use of this invaluable remedy size alone attributes
her complete restoration to heath.
The above statement respecting my wife is strictly
True and her rcc0vciyis attributed solely to the use
Of IhomSon's Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood
Naptha-eVerv other remedy having failed in her case
HENRY p. WARNER, Kmgsessng.
May 10Th, lSl5.
Prepared only by 5. p. THONSON, n. Z. cor. 9TH
and Spruce streets, Philadelphia AGENTS, Roberts
y Atkinson, cor Baltimore and Hanover SIS, Balti-
more; &. Stoli Washington, ID. G. ; A. Duva & Co.,
Richmond; NJ. A. Santos, Norfolk; g. Coring Peters
burg, Va. Price so cents, bottles g.. 80. 10 Be
ware of all limitations. selI.3m
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an EKCHANT TAILOR's
1VI ESTABLISHMENT

BE SECOND ST., opposite the Exchange.
WILLIAM PRESCOTT SMITH respectfully Of
fers his services 10 his frit nds and the publ in every
department of the TAILORING BUSINESS. He
has on hand vary good assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES and VESTINGS, and will be sup
piled the advances with the newest STYLES
and latest patterns. He hopes, by unremittng aten-
ton to business punctuaty in the execution of or
ders, and fair prices, TO merit liberal share of pa
tfonage. He solics his friends to give him call and
promises to secure their custom, by gratifying their
tastes, without infringing too much their pockets
se3-2w
STRAAS. BREAST PINS AND STUDS.
~ The genuine article, which brilliant as da-
monds received this day and for sale at GABRIEL
D. CLARk'S Jewelry Store, Water ST., second door
rom calvert. s6-lm
ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
n Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by G. X. TYLER,
ap2i Corner East Baltimore and High SITS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-13

INFANCY BRUSHES, &c. 100 dozen Fancy
IL Head BRUSHES, comprising every variety and
price, for Ladies and gentlemen,
2 cases of French Tooth Brushes, part sup quality
case do Nail Brushes, assorted
100 doz superior Shaving Brushes.
Common Shaving Brushes. ger dozen or gross, for
country trade Hat Brushes Velvet do. all sizes and
prices with a general assortment of Brushes suitable
for city or country trade For sale, wholesale or re.
tail, very low, and on liberal credit. by
J. K. STAPLETON Manufacturer,
sef-tf No. 1893 Baltimore street