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SHERIFF'S SAFE

BIZ virtue Of a rr.f Of Vendi Expo
.s ;.snod oai o. he Coar, ol Com.
ANN p;eas OF GlrroIl County, Ohio,
nd, 10 me directed, Twill offer for
sale on Tuesday the 5 day of May,
1916. Of lhe door Of the court house in
the following property, 10
wit ;one GRAY Mare. Sale TO commence
at l2 o'clock NJ.
Taken in execution. and will be Sold
tv e MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
April % 1876 pf $i,0o.
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IRON 2OOGYD0Y

AeN"Nf~~f Ns"'t ''h@I ''' " N'NNffN - w :"
IRON HOUNlD0Y
Is rus lows uF LELsHuHCH.
Caull Cpunly, Ono, where they in.
tend TO. make aud Loep constantly on
hand. Casi5uas olall descriptions o. .sIt.
E,rry yaustynf Mi Grsrags, Thfr.p.
In- -Niaeplur G-tvug. $ owes, snd Pioss
u tnr most improves peierus nov iu
dsr, & dc. ~ ord-s tor c-s'inss
~ DO promptly attended to. ard. eau
he speedily hil d as thew vii al oil
times have q good psrteTn nj ker em
ployed Their casrIngs will be Ot the
-be, quality they intend using eni'Te-.
ly the Kentucky IFnn.
The, have also Connected with The
fourdry an extensive Machine. and
Smrh Shop, where they viii make
thrcshlng machines, llruIng lalhes. and
ploughs aud do al kinds ol Forging,
Turning Sc. 10 ordsr.-uls1 repairing
all kinds Of machinery on the shoT!esI
notice.
! They will receive % payment old me
tal al one cent per pound. aud Ill kIuds
( OF country produce at marSel PTcg,
and will no. refuse cash.
b, pursuing cure OF lair dealing.
aud honest INDUSTRY, they hope to mer-
u md receive q hbe'si share Of the pub
lie patronage
The ptoWs that we maUu'aclurs have
oaen thoroughly lHed "a our county,
and proved 10 ne the best now 10 uso.
We rel.r jhuse who wish 10 purchase
to the following geu,l'men who have
used our plows: Levi jenkins, Dr.. I
Cunmings, S Jrukins, Ohio B1ker
and Wm. Pollock. Bc sell the above
T.. plow for fyr dollars and gye two points
. We luuhcr iniurm the citizens o
Carroll aud tie atjD,ni' 2 counties, tina
we manufacture The "CarrollOn pow
vi h right aud loi!. 2"lnrsi also poiGU
for Wooi's improved Boil plOws
C ? x A. NJ. FISHER & Co.
Lsesburgh, March 9Th lSl6.
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ATTACHMEN

Notice is hereby given 'hat a my in.
ieBCea VII, ci Atac! mobl wts O.. he
4'h dav Of March 1876, issued ty tosb-
ua D Pulton,a q ja-nce Of the Peace for
Ceolre TOW rship, Carroll county sgaiust
the properly aud eT els Of HHlnsou WI
audl, on aI.ont dc..o'
ELI BAEFU0LEGEW.
agent 'or Albert FhGdorn..
March l3th Ic46.
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Attention.

The uAscriher wishes all lhoae 10
dehred to bin. 10 call immedioieIy and
make pay mpnl, as he must have his nu-
stupss closed. up wilhout much Inrlher
delay Those who ne2lec, this nonce
NAV expect Ia fnd their notes IN ne
hands Of proper officers Tor colIrcIon
VIM NJ. SING LAIR.
March l4lh 1916,
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Gam CONSUMPTION BE CwRED!

This question Is astcd by many anx
r,,uR sous who, perhaps ia the last ga q
eG Gisa a4,'. or haV9 SOM near or valua.
We R6isnds rhus afflicted to thus answer,
,sslsrsifTll as II is 10 say, Thar lew ever re
asweT. Daath cannot be deprived OF It's
..srsE. w Rem disease has Knitted lis fatal
aiuaad# upon The vltafs h is eretore
Of the utmost importance Tor all per-
,;,as " ho NAV have bad Cold Cough,
. oGP a5, The breast and side, soreness o.
rha throat, difficulty Of raising M the
plsIeeH and matter that acrumulates
upon the lnugs in the primary stages,
amF eads 10 consumption when not re-
moved To sueh as are ofln ted,
woeid recommend them 10 PIacure Of
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MATKLIDDLE

The Deisrdam.hatt L6tlc. Of the
Kmgdem nl iis.sId, s3u ltif uouco4
that on this oay Vas Brown. os 40
ministrator ot Jaues Gr.l.n, la.e Of
;aIpIj cOUhty, dtoeastC d.sC rs r,ti-.
i.ca 10 the CUuu U C,mm,b f'ebs OF
Carols Couo'y Ohio sgoiGsl fsn sald
pti.ilyn sets iorlh. lhaI ca he LIn'h
day O.! Au-ult A y. Is4l ltr 1siend-
ant being irrrhtsd 10 lhe c, g. pialLaUt
in tbs sun ui s.a3, lorpaTl OF lbe pur.
chase money Vi The Slub q 81 eu-ner,
OF secuyn twenty s&. 10 IDwLsAry ,Uur-.
teen, q Rarge Eve. Carol c.uo.y. o.
bic. executed 10 he ocup palHaut q
mortgage Un the brgu sgs s.oIts nd, 10
secure the ply utUt ,lthe purrn|se no"
rey wi.h interest 'hsrteo S4,2, Of
which u a, doe on tUe hast uay OF Au-
gust lG45, with interest Thai the
same IS VI paid cad uasaus6ed. The.
prayer Of the rel iun IT,, hat the tCuTs
lorderthe Iauas alu,eslld 10 Le 81 to
pay he purchase monies aIOresaid and
/ 10 larsciUs9 Huc |urtYfr tor The said
Liedie. from jhe Equity Of rtdemP'rn,
nt far gcrersi reuel. AaJ uaoss he
SAID deirGiaur shall wHhlu siXiy days
from tbe Isiug Of lhs next term o. he
/ Court. Plead, answer or d+uur, TO ssld4
petition. he matters aCd things herein.
coOta ned wall be token as t:Ue ard con.
! lessed, and decree had arcorcU gIy.
VAN BROWN, IN person.
March l3'n 1876 Pr tee , 25- 6W,
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ESTaTE OF JAMES EAKIM.

Nolice is given thai the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified a. ky-
ecutor of the Estate ol Iam's Eahn
late of Carroll county, deceased All
persons. indebted 10 the Estate are re-
ouired 10 make immediate payment. ano
hose having claims will present mem
legally proven ior settlement "i'nih o"o
year from this DATE.
JAMEs ROBERTSON, Ex'r,
AoriI "a, 1916.
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R E M VAL:
w. R. LILO YD,

,lffoypev and Counsellor al Lat0, and So
Hciior IN ChanrerU
Has removed his Office to the room,
up stairs, adjoining the offic Of the Carroll
Free Press, CarroIlion,. Ohio.
April IT., l846s,
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COMMON PLEAsCAaR0LL CoUN

COMMON PLEAS CARROLL COUN
TY.
Samuel Will ms, Ad !
mrulsIra,or with tn
Will ouucxyd. oESamu-
ell Bear, 1ec' ased,.
US
George Bear. jonathan Petition, for
Bear, Dame Reah Ma. leave n com.
~ Sparks iniermar,ied fple'e real con
wiih John Sparks Ell IracI.
suHeth Bauho'emcw.
rrermanied with Boaz
Rarlholernew, Martha
WaHers and William
Malers.
The sald Gporg Bear Jonathan Benr,
Daniel Beat Mary Sparks inttrmarrI-
ed with john Sparks, Elisabeth Ranhol.
cmew. inrermarricd vlh Bof2 Banhol-
emew, Martha Walters and William
Walters, will lake notice rhor pelulon
WAS filed against them 90 The twenty
fir-l day Of March, IN the year Of d
! I846, in The Court of, Common P'aeS
10 nod for sad county. !. Sy &.MGeA viii
lIams, AdmiaIst Fator with The VIII 90
eyed, If Samuel Z, ar. d, Cea SD, and
ls now pcndlng, aherein the SAID Ad'
miuisrator prays said Corr for leave to
complete a contract made by nc deceas'
ed 10 his lifetime ior the sale Of tbs fol-
lowing described real estate, 10 wit, 'ht
East half OF lhe North East quarter 0
Section thirty t30)iu township twelve
| N2) Of Range Ave (5) 10 the district o
lands made subiecI TO sale at S'eu
benvlle, Ohio, with Daniel Bear. an
that at the next Term Of said Court up
! pllcalion will be- made by said Admin"
traitor for leave TO complete said COT
Tract,
4 SAMUEL WILLIAMS
bv Eckly 4 DAVIS hiS ANY
| 4pril Srd, I84@
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E-rtraci Of L letter from an Officer ,o.o a0ht
The Iccas Army,
polvT ISABEL, March 30, lG46.

POINT ISABEL, March 30, 1916.
Dear Fdther:-We arrived here on Tues
day last. The vessel came over the bar
ia safety--lound Col. Twiggs; be arrived
the same day with as be le.t here on
"Wednesday to Join the three brgadcs to
march to Maamoras The MeNjcans are
about to fight us, They have crossed the
Rio Grande to attack this post with 700
lalen.
Major Monroe has only one. company
here.
Captain May started from Gen. Taylor's
camp last night, With Two companies, to
reiniorce Major Monae We are expect
5ng an attack evary moment The set
uers have formed company to defend
nle goods.
Ii the MeXicans. succeed in taking Point
Isabel, Gen. Taylor will have nc line oil
nalnear. have been on guard two nights
out Of the picket. Our g,ard wen, out
1Unr miles irom camp and lay on the grass.
An express has just arrived Iran. General
TayloE,s company He had all tie army
throwing up works the whole OF last night.
Ills campis only three hundred yards iIonl
BIatamoras. The Rio. Grande runs be-
tween. [ have Fifteen men undar my
E@mnand tonight.
The United States ship Lawrence has
sent ali the men she can spare from the
S,set. Dick Ogden has four men. on
GUARD
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Sale Heather.

A first rate lot Of Spanish Sole Lea
ther, just received and for sole Nv
f. SINCLAIR.
February 6, loIU.
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BLACKSMIIHING.

The subscriber
cItuliY "a
loTns his Old Gus
tonrTa sud lie
pubtty grnrTally,
that be has re-
moved 10 the
Shop Tecfajly &C
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LfsY OF LETTEgS

Rvm,lnlng IN the Post O!acr N Ger
ro,nuu. on the frsr day Of April 1876
and L not lakrn on, bylhe drst oi JulN
will he sent TO the General Post Office
as dead letters.
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TAlL0RIhG!

at the above shop, where he is prepared
10 execute all work 10 his line Of husi.
ness. with ncatnfss 9ud despatch. He
IS in II g rrnultr rrcrjut of The
Loado.. Paris, aad Phjiqd,Pbio Rds'sions,
aud wllD *. cue hIs w3rH 10 the must
fashionable style, and on The lowest and
m ct accommodating lsrma A. he
hopes to receive he wI)l endtsVoF to mer
It. a lba?aI .hats Of public patronage.
ThaohiaI lo,hts friends lorrhelr past la
vors, be respectfully rrqucsls il conIn
uance o. their custom
Apri i7lh l846 81.
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A STATEMENT

Showing he Expenses Of the Carroll
Gounjy Poor House. lorIhe wear ending
he 2nd day Of Dpc1mb'r lS45
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HORSES! HORSES!

I wish 20 purchase T,aeniy head Of large
heavy HORSES, in good case. for which
1 will pay cash.
JOHN ARBUCKLE.
CarroIton,. April2, l846.
~ 3. AL those knowing themselves in
dehted TO- me. BY note Of Otherwise, will
molseiuma!iate payment, as no. longer in
lAIsance. will be given. j.. A..
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StOne-WarP.,

A gond assortment Of Stone Crooks
&c on hand and for sale by
F. SINCLAIR.
CaEoIltOp !, April 3, lS4G.
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Ths Siair srOAw. es"o,.e,e-..4 s.
tUURr JF CUNNON PtF1s

The Siais srOhD. cs"ote,e-..4 s. 4
tUORT JF COMMON PtF}S f.,
Raea,.oa Ee6r. .UIy Tap, is'e-
Ja,ys sta. d
-
EaeN. Ce~rg- Wind,
lsrari Wan firrr.on Wlir5. }.
Hyur, W,sno. g. .rS kai. 20. = 7
lermafl,sa = lJh hJaH k.H. Eat
lens k .eo, luI,rmsir,i wIb +
Join K. ed POI, ll,ur. n.rr
married 9th NaicHiiue b au.
8ss.-l Waco, JOtu WHna.s - /
$50 " Wand, nioer hei,s oi Jghn / 4
Wart lec.
TIE .si6 Eve Wand, George w.. I'd. /.
I rr.uI N.ana. u.nisou N'sud. Hsury
riaad. aa8 9sis, EatI, IU,ermarred
with Adam Eau Marena RED, uler-
p.rri,u Wifh John Reed. Polly Holm,
rgtt9ngrritd utrr NaI,ufiuc d hu, Dan.
.el Niauu. John Wanl, and Sufbu W.
auo. moor brrrs O., JuEn h,auo, DE-
cras, d. vii lske rotlce 'hsl . pslu'nu
~as led against ,heu on 'hr o.b dsy Of
Natch. % be yrnr A, ID 1916, IU Toe
Oi!ice "' Tue Sl1's "' '"' 'CO', % oo-',
no" '.''' p" ''i'' '"O W '"S ''', ,, -
'a't"''' eh- '''" w ''"''' ~
Wtaud oud Is nov ptcji0g. aherein he
-8,d ia, Oh Wand dtu.sujs partition a
. ~. ,,.,,,.,, real estate. sHuzfe IN ,te
ro..r,, y. r-rrrI, a ogr.aid. ard being
. ,L, N.gb a.. a.sr,r, ols,c..oq twtu-
l,.,.t.., ,i.,,ta.,.s ard 7 rs. .,..
Z and ihs W,.f hall Of tFe saurh Essl
o,s-,s,,l Sr,f,.u taerig one Tau,-
e En-, ,h,-..r.-- od f rg. Ave. s4 OF the
. Ind. ,r-er.E ID, b, sod Al S.soh,uyfi,s.
o 10. r.s ST. "a. Dl.g and that al the
a.v,,.,u .t "a ,,,urr a,,i,c,fiou a N
+. nd. n, the sal, L,c'b Wispd io,
a., c,5sr ,ha, ,sr,,,,oo ..sy b. made nj
..,d p,.-,,.a.
lACOR WAND
p. .F.tl.y& 4 Ds,,sb,s Ar'ys
NJ, .y-,h ISae
u
z STATE or ONO. CaryoH County, IS
r,ruT oE ,ouNC,v pIFAC
.,..,,,,''.,,,
3 tihN" j ,NIN'. Au'n'u Petition fol
's'r''"r."l'h '"s "'' ""' lese 10
neAed 81 Jon" Cf'sS' Oec 4. M e,e re-
1900. al contract.
JANOO Shle = e. "F'
;. Jacob Cri,.. and Shaphet d. Crsa o
Carroll county. OHIO, DR. John Z Css
o! Be mont county, Ohio, Nrchoia
Crss William Crss I.asc Crss. Da
I'D r,--. J oaltga Cuss, j. nts CrI.s
: auu John torg, end Melinda Long hl
= uiDp. Of he county owen, Indiana. n IT
aud isga ees Of John Urrs. C,oas,d
} are aereby notified hat on this da
. HcUry Cusa, Adndnislrslor viii ID
vial nDtxsd OF John Cues Ia'e oil Car
. roll c.uu.y deceased flied n h Oihc
, oi 'he GItrk OF The Courl al Comno
Pleas OF said couh,y,a petition ahic
= > s.Is turl 6al .ard Johu Criss dfce se'
} u a.. ,,t. ~. 81 4 - "a t4irr =. Trf-4 b
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Or ono, Caror c0aae, as.
LCJKI Il COMMON fLLAs.
Yasaf.a @. .T N,s,uJeT Tam, iyI5,

baN BkOHN Admin I
fsrralof q. nas GH.
1sm, a-ceasel 10 Ctancery.
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Is ARIN For s AIIa

FARM &l OR SAIBa
8--A THE subscriber wishes to
1sTsf1 sell the Wiuab FARM, on
I5is. 9&g hlcb he ncm usites, Two and
a. a1--5'E' a.hlI mlrs from CarrolltOu,
ia UmGO township. containing
Fig@fy AcYess
Pfly OF which are cleared and under
good feuce aud in a high sjaae of Culti,
paliyn: with two Story log honse well
Roirn, d, spring house aad smoke house,
a suuabIe teru. an apple and peach or
hard. and an excellent spTiugol water
within a rod Of tie door. i will he sold
10 and 90 reasonable terms in pay
mems
Any person wishing TO procure plea
sant ard convenient home wilt do wei /
to cali and sre The premises.
p. S. lr The above rafmisoot sold by
the fist OF june new, il. will be for
RENT, lor a 'asm Of years. good
bargain Wsit 10 g% en To he lPasee.
JOHN ATWELL.
April u 1876.
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= a--= "a - - -.
r. 9 .,sl .Iu Ltz y ARhsyt
maiAvl gtes = rpslo' soea -...-. IA,
sl-a. ga --4ls. -f-.
Rails eaN Z c..
Caugstal Ausys, 5 i-tt j4H
sr.hIL a. SUI Ia -
-g-ol .s L-flty s.tsp ~. o.. -.
dar.isned Lsse h-.a ... 80 tra
o.. lied o. rA.tu.or' &. .l. .s .s- oC
Joseph Nl.eb ,a'f Cbuoa ..-.s.
Ufi dye.la,J I,.. 4ls.fst .. 4
e.aie are rgg.r1Fa aa1. ia.arsLls
psvrsu., a.a ,.,.- aasH ci.iu., ut.h
p.,s.nf hem J g.5s,n slaiA .as
y,af ul fas-u.re.
JOSEPH W M,LIEHl
sOiJtDa AfIirb Extcut n
ABRAHAM So ILtH.
Dy.-mut - o. l-fJ.
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LEE~BUisG FuUSDaX.

TIE uudsisl-u.d fespecNl m.uGm
lhr ct'zrns o. tsfruii snd ths 80 JaIGHg
counues. that HISS have Otectd o ueg
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-02
EPILEPSY AND PALPTTATION OF THE
HEART.
SEVERE Ri GNMATISM

FF- Mas. ELIz. MILLER, No 90 Poplar street bs
tween Rachel and BGdd streets, Philadelphia, has
been completely cured Of the most severe attacks of
hneumatlsm lot which she had tried every thing in
vain The extreme pain would often com1eI heT to
fIse ten times in night, and her hands were drawn
up So as to be completely useless. After usipq the
KgS and Fluid for only "a hours, the pains entirely
Ief and she has had the slightest attack for ma
Rod of several months. P'
Or. CHRISTIE is in possession of nearly one thou
Sdnd testimonials, received from persons who have
beeh entirely cured Of the most severe Rheumatism.
moth Chronic and Intlammatory, for which eveyy OH
er remedy was useless The Rings and Fluid.
Whtn properly applied have never been known 10
fail in any Of these cases.
% Beware Of spurious mutations orthese articles.
Ihe only place in Baltimore 10 obtain the GENUINE
Rings and Fluid is at the Drug Store offs. s. HANCE
Ito IaLIIMORE STREET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT SITS.
All articles of the kind sold elsewhere in the CITY
are worthless counteTfeis, without the least GaIyanil
Influence or benefci;si eject. an04
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FOR SALE & RENT.
or SALE Or RENT.

1asszsA FUR SALE OK HENV. com.
fysEHH Portable two story DWELLING with back
IhsTEH building, and the usual outbuildings; large
garden; and about six acres of land, in the
Village OF Urbana, Frederick CO. Md, on the mai
route from Washington to Frederick, seven miles
from the latter city, and about two and half from
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad small building,
butt TO. an office, adions the dwelling, the property
having for some years been occupied by physician,
and being now considered an advantageous location
for one The Apple, Peach and other fruit trees are
OF the choicest kind. The neighborhood is a very
good one the situation high and healthy, and offering
superior advantages for education, the "Landon Fe-
male Seminary" under the charge Of the Rev. Mr..
Phillips, being established at Urbana. The proximi-
ty Of the Railroad (affOrdng ready and speedy in
tetcourse with BatmOre) in connection with other
advantages, would render it desirable situation for
a family inclined to retire either permanently dur
ing the warm season, from the city
For particulars inquire at this office, or II the sub
scriber, near Utica Post Office, Frederick 60. Md
Iap29 sw3t" ]. COOKERY.
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J. A. FIELD s. co.
n IMPORTERS OF, AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN,

a. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN,
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
NO. HANOpER STREET. have on hand ana are
constantly living the newest aud most seasonable
styles of SILKS, DRESS GOODS and RIBBONS of
every descr ption-amOhg which will be found MANY
styles peculiar To- themselves Their fresh and well
selected stock, consisting entirely Of Goods Imported
Tor this Springs trade, embraces every article which
comes properly in the line of a Silk Jobbinq House
and 49, in part, aS follows:
New and beautiful styles of Fancy Plaid SILKS
Plain and fig'd do
Black and blue black Gro de Royol Gro de Afrione
DO do do Gro DIES Indies, Gro de Swiss
halleonl Verltas and other approved makes of Luz
STRINGS, various widths and prices
o o,nn FLoRENCES and MARCELLINES
White and colored sATINs, various qualities
Black do for Vestngs & Bonnets
Rich ombre French MoUsELiNEs De LANE
Small fg'd do Mouselines de LANES, for chill
dren
Satin striped Grenadine BALZARINES, a new and
elegant article
Shaded Marquises and Polaccas
Some very rich styles of French LAWNS
DO do do do BAREGE
very extensive assortment of RIBBONS, OF every
kind and quality, including
Nos |, ,, 3, 4, 5, g, Z, 9, 10 Black TAFFETAS
do do Copd DO
Plaid fringed Bonnet RIBBONS, yich and beautiful
do Children 'sdo do do do
Cotton and Thread Bobbin EDGlNGs, at very low
price
An elegant assortment Cambria Edrings * Inserting
DO do Swiss do do
Bajou's Kid GLOVES, assorted coors
Parasos, ParasoGues and SUN SHADES
TO which, with choice variety OF FANCY GOODS
they respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
feeling assured that they offer, t. those who NAV
OTHER house in this city, Ne" York or Philadelphia
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MINERS ARoANUM EXTRACT,

PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
Nse Arcanum Extract is an unrivalled medicine for
We effectua cure of Scroua; the worst diseases of
Ne Skin; Ulcelous Sores; Syphi,iic Taints Rheuma-
Sim; White Sweliings; Liver Affections; Dyspepsia;
fpstveness of the Bowels; General Debility, sc.
1The ArcInum Extract is likewise particularly re-
ammended 10 hose persons whose constitutions are
Token by habits OF luxury or intemperance, the in
fdicous use of mercury, and badly cured diseases
" unskiIfu or neglected medical treatment, and a
Hose whose Lungs and Chest ase diseased by re-
tote causes in the system; also, in all diseases caus
II by an impure state of the Blood.
For sale by Chas. Wiseman, Druggist. corner w.
baltimore and Cove SITS; also by E. w. Wsoth, apo
Aecary, Light st; VIM. s. Reese, apothecary, East
baltimore ST. and A, ]. GilliRghaw, apothecary, Light
4. extended. APPS stuth m
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wKIINER'S PICTORIAL
w SYRUP OF HOARHOUND
AND ECAMpANl

AND ELEUAWFANEI
For the speedy and effectua of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Splitting of God, Whoopng Cough, Group
or Hives, Consumption, Pleurisy, H0arseness Pains
and Soreness Of the Breast and Lungs; Bronchitis
disease that is sweeping hundreds to premature
grave, under the fictitious name Of Consumption,
can be cured by this medicine. The usual symptoms
Of this disease (Bronchitis) cough, soreness of
the lungs throat hoarseness, difficulty of breath
ing, Asthma, Hectic Fever, splitting up of Phlegm
or matter, and sometimes blood.
0- The use of one bottle of the Syrup will be suf
cient TO convince the most sceptica Gifts beneficial
effects. Directions accompany each bottle with the
genuine.
GG3- For sale by CHAS WISEMAN, Druggist, cor
ner w. Baltimore and Cove streets Also, by e. w
WROTH, ApDthecary, Light street; VIM. 5. REESE,
Apothecary, Z. Baltimore-st, near the Bridge, and
A. J. GILLINGHAM, Apothecary, No, l73 Lght-st,
extended apps tuthslm
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E. II iBITION
AND GRAND FANCY MAY BALL

Il Y ii b | Il y n
AND GRAND FANCY MAY BALL,
AT WASHINGTON HALL.
afHAREfIS l.. Spies respectfully informs his
a. friends and the public that his EXHIBITION
AND GRAND FANCY MAY BALL will take place
on MONDAY EVENING, May an, at WASHING
ToS HALL. The Exhibition will commence at halt
past O'Clock, with TIE following dances, viz:
|. College Hornpipe, by six masters.
,. Highland Fng-by three gentlemen.
3. Smnenska-bya lady.
4. Poka-by eighteen ladies and gentlemen.
5. Pas Slyrian-hy lady and gentleman.
6. Syrian WaItz-by two ladies and gentleman.
7 Fischer's Hony ipe-by eight gentlemen.
s. Bolero-by two ladies and a gentleman.
.. Cachnca-by two ladies'.
10. Sailors Homppe-by two gentlemen.
II. Grand Shawl Dance-by eighteen ladies'
After which, the floor will be cleared for the ac
commodation of the whole company.
Q3- RICE'S BAND will be in attendance.
H3- Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and two
adies-to be had of Mr.. Spies, at his rooms, or OF
any of his pupils at the Clipper office, and at the
door OH the evening of The Ball. fsRl apl6-eOtb
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NDERsONs COMMENCING HOUsEKEEpINC

HDERSONS COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING
H. will find it greatly for their interest TO call and
examine our large assortment of new goods, selected
with great care and expressly for hOusekeepers, con
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED and BRI
TANNIA WARE; BLOCK TIN and JAPANNED
WARE WATERS; plain Tin ware; Kitchen Fur
niture; Cooking Utensils; Wooden ware: Brushes;
Baskets Mats, &C. SC, comprising by far the great
est variety of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES
to be found in the city. at the lowest prices. Young
housekeepers can be fitted out complete the most
reasonable terms at our FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE. No, 10 N. Charles street, opposite the Union
Bank. GA word to the wise," &c.
apl7 G, T.. WETMORE& co.