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HtANTRELL'S COMPOUND MEDICA-
q TED SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA; OR, AN
From the Philadelphia Daily SUM-

a TED SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA; OR, AN
Tl-SCORBUTlC SYRUP.
From the Philadelphia Daily SUM-
APRIL 10th, 1874,
MR.JoHN A. CANTRELL:-DearS ir,-Having been af-
fected for upwards of two years, with liberation of
the throat destroying the whole of the soft palate, then
through the upper part of my mouth into my nose,
from which several pieces OF bone came out, Whlch
partially destroyed my speech. Through kind Pro
whence, aud your Medicaed Syrup of SarsapSilla,
am now restored to perfect health, and my sight,
which was so much impaired, is as strong as when
boy.
ly affected TO make it public. -
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
Tenth and Fifth streets.
APRIL llth, lS45
MIR. JOHN A. CANTRELL: Having been afflicted with
Rheumatism for nearly two years. and after tr, ing 80
bottles of Syrup of SarSapara highly recommended
through the PRESS, at one dollar each and twelve OF
another at fifty cents each, without receiving benefit
was induced through the persuasiOns of several who
had used and also the beneficial effects of your
Compound Medcated Syrup of,SarsapariIla or Anti
Scorbutc Syrup, to give ii trial. After taking two
bottles there was decided improvement in my health
and feelings. | cOntir ued until l took eight or nine
bottles, and am happy to say, that | am entirely
we'll and can assure others afflicted in the same way,
that your Medicaed Syrup is superior to any IN use
JACOB Beck, Turner,
South Third ST., above the Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, jan 22d, 1914.
l. Gabriel Johnston No. 10 Reckless street, do certi-
fy that my wife, jane was afflicted for two years with
Rheumatism, and at last was entirely disabled so that
she was obliged be confined to bed; hearing of Can
J trell's INDICATED SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA,
or Anti Scorbutc Syrup procured four bottles (which
] completely removed all her pains and stiffness from
/ her limbs; two more bottles made perfect cure. She
is now able to attend to her household duties usual,
GABRIEL JOHNSTON.
/ Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by CALEB Ores
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ST., Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agents:
/ JF. Perkins 4 Bro. corner ofFrankIinand Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
q. H. Perkins, No. 425 West Baltimore ST. corner of
| Green ST., Baltimore, Md.
| Robert Johnston, Frederickcity, Md.
]. F. Callan, Washington city, d. G.
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| Prepared only by the subscriber, corner ofCarpen
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! ure JOHN A. C.aNTRELL. apl5-If
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BALTIMORE LOCK MFR MARY,
HID No. 10 L. PRATT STREET,
seven doors east Of the Bridge.
The Oldest institution in Baltimore for the cure OF
DOCTOR HARRIS.

(SUcCEssoR TO DIR. HIT2ELBERGER0
Challenges the world to produce a cure more certain,
speedy and permanent than he now offers to the
afflicted. His recent extensive medical tour has put
him in possession of the grand scientific secret of
not only eradcaling the lurking poison of VeneriaI
venom, but of restoring the shattered constitution TO
its pristine vigor. DR.. IL. confidently assures the
victims of vcntreal disease that he can, in an un
paaeled short space of time, restore the patient TO
perfect health without Orng 10 the nauseous and
deeteriOus drugs too often administered by quacks
IMPOTENCY, from whatever cause arising, and
its sources are various, Dr. H. pledges himself to re-
move permanently and efGctualIy, restoring to their
full vigor the virue powers, Those addicted TO the
solitary vice, or who may be suffering from former
indulgence prostration Of mental and physical en-
erges, would find it much to their interest 10 apply
either by letter pos paid) or in person, to Dr. h. in
whom they may place the most implicit confidence,
for honorable secrecy and efficient aid. Office hours
from 6 A. NJ. 10 IL p. NJ. apl4u
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DOORS, STATIONERY, &c. The 81

I'D scriber offers 10 the public general assortme
of PAPER, BOOKS and STATIONERY, which
is determined to sell at very low prices. I,
Cap, Letter, Wrapping, Tea and Envelope Pape.
of different qualities; Paper Hangings; fine assC
ment Window Bin ds Bonnet Boards; Steel Pet
Quills; Ink; Pocket and Desk WRISTBANDS; Poe \
Books, SC. n
Medical, Classical and School BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS, of every description, on hi
or made to order at the shortest notice. II
Miscellaneous BOOKS, very cheap. |,
o. Country merchants are particularly invited
examine the stock
JOSEPH N. LEWIS,
mh19 No. 276 Baltimore street
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MooRE's PEoToRAL MIXTURE.

1vM offering this valuable Medicine for sale, Il
subscriber would inform the public that it is no quad
remedy to all Diseases nor is it recommended
a cure for consumption it is prepared from the J.;
ceipt of the late Dr. Moore, of Philadelphia, and
certain remedy for recent Coughs, Colds and Catarr
affections. It will also be found useful in the iIa
pient stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certfca.
could be obtained from hose who have derived be,s
fit from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary, al
trial of il will be sufficient recommendation oft
Iue as a remedy in the above mentioned diseases. a
For sale by CHARLES b. BARRY, !
nl2-tf No. 1872 Baltimore stree
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4 NY PERSON who may be suffering ',

a NY PERSON who may be suffering ",
~ TOothache, however violent or how yer ~
standing it is, will certainly have il cured in one T.
mute, by WHEELERs TEA BERRY TooTH WASH, Al
at the same time the protection afforded the To
will stop all decay and keep it in perfect STATED,
health. tits also an effectual remedy for SoreTl
of the Gums, it is also for softncss of the gut'
and entirely stops bleeding of the gums; and the
Oft has never been known to fail in keeping =,
teeth, gums and mouth pleasant, and in the best
ofhealth. =,
''Whecler's Teaberry Tooth Wash" having
moved Scurf and cured Soreness of my Gums, wilt
had troubled me for two years, it is my belief thai,
is highly useful article, and that il is advisable =
those who suffer with the teeth and gums TO mi
use oft. MARY Sur LIvANY
ar7- Depot No. 12l BALTIMORE STREET, alb |;
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD

8 5000 Baltimore IS, 1890, 95a
shares Merchants Bank 81
3 Bank of Baltimore %
10 90 Far. s. Planters Bank ~
Maryland 6's closed to-day at 74s bid, IS! asked
an advance of Il per cent on yesterdays rates Bal
tmore 6's, 1890, clio ed at 958 bid, 96 askedan ad-
vance of /. Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad shares at
46! bid, as asked-an advance OF per cent. OH yes
leday's rates.
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GSINCE THE INTRODUCTION OF VIII
~ LER'S TEABERRY TOOTH WASH TO y
public, trentythree thousand kHowR cases of Toc,II
ACHE, within one minute, have been effec tually c
by using it, and any one may confidently believe :
their IoOthache, no matter how severe it maP
will positively be cured in the one minute, by aIi'
ing Wheeler's Teaberry TOotk Wash. All sore
of the gums is likewise efectually cured by it, s
ness the gums is cured, bleeding of the gums Il
fectnally stopped, and the using of it protects
teeth from all decay, and keeps the gums and me
always pleasant, and in the best state of health. !,
Owing to having taken cold, but mostly in co Y
quence OF the acid of paint used in coloring pri-
my teeth became very much injured giving exu
ciating pains at intervals for between Two and q
years. Whetler's Teabeny Tooth Wash was W
and has entirely cured them, which in certificate "
| send, that those who wish a perfect remedy
painful teeth, and also desire pleasant TOo'h WV
may, with confidence, try Wheelef's Teaberry I'll
Wash, MARY A, TAYLoR.)
Q5-Depot No. lal BALTIMoRE STREET,, abb
South. mi
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NE AN are they who experience all the delil I
4VA and qualifications of having sound, healthy I.
useful Teeth aud Gums yet it is not without abb 7,
ant reason for none ever used WHEELER'S I. !
BERRY TOOTH WASH without deriving such !
nefits from it, These advantages are open and b
to all, as ii always entirely cures TOothache in
minute, and still at the same time protects the Tt
from all decay, and likewise it cures Soreness of
Gums, and SOttness of the Gums, and entirely ss'v
Bleeding of the Gums, and although superior for ~
ing these complaints, its use is not confined to III
alone, as by diluting with water and applyiRg !,
preserving, healthy Teeth and Gums, they never
be subject to any disease! as it always keeps 4
Teeth, Gums and Mouth pleasant and in the II,
pure state of health. !!
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South mhsi,
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II LICENSE NOTICE, The undersigned is
b 4 ordered by the Court to notify all whom 1t may
concern that in consequence of change in the terms
of the Court, the City Grand Jury will meet hereaf-
Ter on the second MONDAY of May, (Which occurs
this year on the llth Of the monthly instead of the
LIST Monday of June, az heretofore. The penalties of
the license law, therefore, only be avoided by
procuring license on or before SATURDAY, the 9th
day of May. .,,,,,,,,
Of Baltimore City Court,
| For the information of all persons interested, the
supplement the license laws, passed at the last
sion of the Legislature, is published
Section |. BE il enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland, That the amount of goods, wares and
merchandise extended by the sheriff against the name
OF each and every person, contained in the Alphabet
ica list as required by the Attn Section of the act of
1881 CHI a62, shall be deemed and taken as conclu-
sve against them of such amount and the license is
sued accordingly, unless any person or persons APP
pearng upon said list. who may consider himself,
herself themselves aggrieved by the return of said
sheriff. shall before he. she they take out hiss her
or their license, make oath before the clerk authorised
to issue the same and specify therein the true amount
of goods, and merchandise nearly as he, she
or they eau ascertain the same held by him, her or
them at the principal season of sale, and then the Ii
cense shall issue upon the amount thus specified
Section 3 And be it enacted, That il any person or
persons required to take out license under the said
original act, any of its supplements, shall procure
license upon false representation of HIS her OF their
said stock, he, she they shall forfeit and pay the sum
of fty dollars, TO be recovered and appropriated as
all other penalties under the said original act and It's
supplements are recovered and appropriated
Section B. And be il enacted, That ifany person on
persons shall sell spirituous liquors in less quantities
than pint without first obtaining an ordinary license
he she they shaH forfeit and pay for eUcTy such Of
fence the sum oftty dollars, to be rGcOveredan appr0
priated as all penalties under said original act
are recovered and appropriated. aplSdtlM
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. LWAls in one minu1e Tooth

4 LWAES in one minute Toothache will be :,
IA ed by appl ing WHEELtR'S TEABEI,,
TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth is permanently >,
tected from all decay 1t likewise effectuaily c.;
soreness of the Gums. entirely stops bleeding OF
Gums, and the using of WheeleI's Teaberry I, Z,
Wash keeps the Teeth, Gums ard Mouth aly,,
pleasant, and permanently in the hest state Of he :
"Wheeer's Teaberry Tooth Wash" having c 7,
ing of the Gums, deem il a debt of gratitude fore
relief which it afforded me, and DUTY owed IT,
ciety and my fellow beings, to say that ii is my l
conviction, that those who will use WheCler's -
berry Tooth Wash, for the Teeth and Gums, will !,
that it is an important article.
THOMAS J. MCCURD,
B7"Depot No. l2l BALTIMORE STREET, al
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MEDICAL. OFFICE

NO. 4 SOUTH. FREDERICK ST.
First door from Baltimore going towards the dock)
TENAKE NOTICE of DR.. ROGERS NAME on
I'll different parts of the office.
Attendance fiom A. NJ. till 10 at night.
CURE WARRANTED.
NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
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THE TEMPTATION.

Wilson, in the Planters Banner, saws That
when Martins painting of the temptation of Adam
and Eve was being exhibited in New Orleans
which represented our maternal ancestor-the
most beautiful OF created beings-in the act of
presenting the forbidden fruit TO Adam, the ser
pent looking intenly with glaring eyes from a
mong the branches of the Tree of Knowledge.
each night the exhibition room was crowded with
spectators, and the utmost silence prevailed in the
absorbing contemplation Of this mastery creation
OF art. On one of these occasions two Kentucki
ans, who occupied seats in the of the andi
ence, were overheard TO hold the following colo
quy:-
'' say, John, it was tarnation unfortunate
thing for US that the old fellow ate that red ap
pie"
Unfortunate Well, may be so ; but how in
the - could he hclpi Darn my buttons, if
wouldn't a swallowed the bloody snake, and
made no bones ont, if that ere gal had a. asked
me-"
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THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE

The Washington correspondent of the Portland
Argus furnishes an interesting description of the
operations of that branch of The General Post. OF
flee Department to which are transmitted all the
uncaed Tor letters remaining in the various post
offices throughout the Union. The business of
the dead letter office alone employs four clerks all
the time. One opens the bundles containing the
letters sent to Washington, from the several Post
offices, after they have been advertised, and no
owner found for them. He passes the letters
over TO two other clerks. who open them all
TO see If they contain anything valuable. Ifthey
do not, they are thrUwnyOn 10 the pile on the floor
No time is allowed To- read them The number
Of dead letters returned is fourteen hundred
thousand year, and under the cheap postage
system is increasing Hence it requires swift
hands to open so large number, without stopping
to read word. At the end Of each quarter, the
letters that have been opened having accumula
ted to huge mass, and having been in the mean
time slowed into bags, are carried out on the
plains, and there consumed in a bonfire The
huge bags make five or six cart loads each quar-
ter. The amount Of money, that at vario = times
has been found in letters is very large. When
any thing of value, as money drafts, &c, is found
the rule is, to return it to the Postofice whence
it came, and the Postmaster of that Office must
advertise II, or use any other means best calcula
ted TO find the owner. II all his efforts fail. he
returns it to the General Office, and it is labeled
and filed away. In the cases, arranged and Ia
beled for the purpose, are the legal documents
found in letters These are numerous, and run
back for long term Of years. They are most
carefully preserved. The beneficial policy Of
this preservation has been often illustrated.
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THE REV. SIDNEY SMITHS VIEW OF
TIE THEATRE

"There is something in the word Playhouse
which seems so closely connected in the minds
some people, with sin and Satan, tina, it stands in
their vocabulary for every species of abominato
And yet why2 Where is every feeling more
reused in favor of virtue than at pay2 Where
lsgoodness so feelingly, enthusiastically learnt
What so solemn as To see the excellent passions
of the human heart called forth by good actor
animated by great poet? To hear Siddons re-
peat what Shakespeare wrote! To behold the
child and his mOther-the noble and the poor ar
tIsan-the monarch and his subjects-all aues
and all ranks convulSed in one common passion
wTung with one common anguish. and. with loud
sobs and cries, doing involuntary homage TO the
God that made their hearts! What wretched
lntatuaiion to interdct such amusemen,s as these
What blessing that mankind can be allured from
sensual qualification, and find relaxation and plea
sure in such pursuits
g As to the specacles of Improperly which
are sometimes witnessed in parts of the theatre
such reasons apply, in a much stronger degree,
to not driving along the Strand, or any of the
great public streets of London, after dark and
II the virtue of well educated young persons is
made of such very frail materials, their best re,
source IS nunnery at once. 1t is very bad
rule. however, never to quit a house for fear OF
catching cold.'
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GAMBLING.

The celebrated Beau Nash who was long Mas
ter of the Ceremonies. and (by courtesy) King
of Bath was sleeping partner in ono of the
most thriving of the Bath gambling houses
Connected with his transactions in this line, we
give the following curious anecdotes, which will
show that whatever were the defects Of his
head, his heart was always in the right place -
The Earl uf =, when young man, was
inordinatey addicted TO gambling, and in particular
loved to have the King of Bath for his opponent,
He was, however, no match for his Majesty, who
after winning several trlfling sums from him,
solved TO attempt his cure, foreseeing that other
wise he would fall prey TO adventures who
would not be 80 forbearing as himself. Accord
ingly he engaged his lordship To play very Sc
rlous amount and won from him first, all his ready
money, and then the title deeds of his estates,
and finally, the very watch in his pocket, and the
rings on his fingers. When he had thus sufli-
GENTLY punished the young nobleman for his in
fauation, Nash read him lecture on the fagIan,
improperly of his attempting to make monW by
gambling, when poverty cannot he pleaded in JUS
ilficdtion of such conduct after which he return
ed him all the winnings, merely exacting from
him promise that he would never play again
Not less generously did he behave to an Oxford
student who had come to spend the long vacation
at Bath. This gentleman who had affected to be
gamester. was lucky enough 10 win large sum
from our Beau, and after the game was ended
was invited by him to supper. Perhaps said
Nash, you think asked you for the purpose Of
securing my revenge; but can assure you thai,
my sole motive in requesting yonr company is to
set you on your guard 10 en,reat you TO be- warn.
ed by my experience aud shun play as you would
the devil. This is strange advice for one.like me
togive; but feel for your youth ana inexperience
and ann convinced that if you do not stop where
you now are, you will infalbly be ruined Nash
was right. A few nights afterwards, having lost
his entire fortune at the gaming table, the young
man blew his brains out!
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A VALUABLE PUBLICATION.--Smi
IN. Weekly Volume; select circulating Libra
ry for town and country, on the plan of Waldies
at n greatly reduced price, of larger size, anr
type. Conducted by the original, and, for tn,
first seven years the sole editor of Wadie's Libra
ry. Price $4 per annum, or S for each quarter
ly part Subscriptions received by
w. III III. HODGES & CO.,
March - Agents for the Publisher.
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n. b. WEBSTER.

u imported Cas- of Gennine FARINA CO.
LoGNE This Cologne is universally known, and
is superior to any manufactured in tie known
world. The Farina Cologne which we have the
pleasure of offering to the public generally, was
imported by Dr. Nj. A. Santos, of Norfolk, and
warranted genuine. CHAS. III. HEINITSH,
March Agent.
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One OF THE PLEASURES OF TRAvELLIHe -
An exchange paper says that it is agreeable to
sleep on board steamboat, near the boiler. and
over-hear the engineer warning his men not to
carry too much steam, as he doubts whether that
boiler will hold out to the end Of the trip.
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- ECRET DISEA SEES !-BUTLER'S COM
~ POUND BALSAMIC MIXTURE, a pleasant
safe, and certain for all cases of GONORR-
HOGA AND elects.
In consequence of the many useless Mixtures
and Pills recommended for these complaints it is
necessary to publicly announce that this Medicine
Is the best known for the immediate removal of
these troublesome and unpleasant diseases. But
tcr's Mixture cures where Pills, Drops, Eloctua-
lrics, COpaiva and Ntrc, and Harlem Oil will have
no effect 1t is therefore recommended as the first
remedy to be tried in all cases, for when recent One
Bottle generally produces permanent cure. Be care
full of countcricits. The only true Agents are
Chas. IL. Heintsh, Portsmouth,, NJ. a. Santos, Ro.
bertson & Cornck, Norfolk Dec 29
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CLASSICAL BOOKS for sale by
" w. II. III. HODGES s. co.
Anthon'5 Cicero, Anthon's Caesar
Do Sallust, Anthon's Horace
Do Latin Lessons
Do New Greek Grammar
Do Latin Vcrsifcation
Do Homer
Sophoclcs' Greek Grammar
Aiusworth's Latin Dictionary
Lcvcrctt's Latin Lexicon
Donncgan's Greek and English Lexicon
Schrcvellc's Greek and Latin Lexicon
Boycr's French Dictionary
Greca Minora, Grnca Mijora
Mancsca's French Course
Bolmar'5 Lcvizac's French Grammar
LeBrun's Tccmaque
Wanostrocht's French Grammar
LeveTctps Juvenal
Bolmar's ColloquiaI Phrases
Do PERKINS, Tables, Bolma,'s French Verbs
Do Tclamaque, Bolmar's Key to do
Paul and Virginia do
Cowpers Virgin, Clark's Caesar
Charles 18th in French
Excmpla Minora, German Primer
German Testament
Voltaire'5 Poem LaEenriado
Folsom's Iivy
Noel and Chapsals French Grammar by Sarah f..
Seaman
Andrews Sallust, jacobs Latin Reader
Lcvcretts Latin Reader, Lcvcrctts Latin Tutor
Andrews & Soddard's Latin Grammar
DO do Latin Reader
Wilson's Greek Testament
Jacobs Greek Reader
Gould's Adams Latin Grammar
Vri Romu Historic Sacre
Ruddiman's Rudiments
Valpys Greek Grammar, Levcrctrs Caesar
Mair's Latin Syntax
Bac his Italian Grammar and Exercises
Sforzosi's Italian Treasure, &C., &c. Feb 10
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INFANT BAPTISM tested by Scripture and
a History or tho infants claim TO Churchmcm-
bcrshp defended and established testimony scrip
tural and historical, by William Hodges, A. Nj =,
Rector of Bruton Parish, Williamsburg, Va. a
few copies for sale by
Nov Z w. H. III. HODGES & co
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TARMINA SACRA; or Boston Collection of
~ Church Music; comprising the most popular
Psalm and Hymn Tunes in general use, together
with a great variety of New Tunes, Chants, Sen
fences, Motctts and Anthems, principally by dis
distinguished European Composers The whole
constituting one of the most complete collections of
and Societies. cxtant, by Lowell Mason, Professor
of the Boston Academy Of Music. For sale at
w. II. II. HODGES 6, cos,
Feb q Book and Variety Store.