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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-17

PHNRCsTEE'S SALE. Under general orGer
IL of baltimore County Court, the subscriber, as
trustee, viii on SATURDAY, the 2oth day
OF November, 1876, a. as" O'Clock, r. NJ, ex-
pose nj public sale At the Xchange in the city
OF Baltimore, that valuable and csmmodious Blick
RI DWELLING. OF three stories and q base
sT;iif&, ment, aud the LOT on which it stands on
GhsMA the south side of Pleasant street twenty Two
I'=iIIsa and half feet from Courtand street, and
occupied by Mr.. Samuel g. Hyde. The front on
Pleasant street is twenty-five and half feet, with
dtPth, Tor the lot, of fifty five feet To an alley with
the privilege of the use cf IT, portion Of the lot is
IHhect to small annual ground rent of twenty FIVE
dollars, the rest is in fee simple. The terms Of sale
az one thlrd cash, the rest in two equal paym nts
NJ ana months, with interest," or all cash al the
discretion of the purchaser. GJSPEGD,
hoFdtawis Trustee.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
C2RNhR OF B8L1IHORE + C.8LTERT-ST'S,
THNHES EVENING, Nov. l7th, will be perform
a ed LOVE CHASE WIldrake, MIR, ANOER-
TON. Sir VIM. FondlOv", Mr. KEMBiE. Waller,
Mr. PAL NER. Constance, Mrs, HUNT. Widow
Greco, Mrs, KEN BILE, Lydia, Miss PROWNALh
To conclude with ETON Roy Dabsler, Mr.
JOHN SEXTON Captain Pepper, Mr.. PALMER
Fanny Carey, Mrs. HUNT.
05- hdmtance45 cts, children under 10 years of
age. l2E cents Saloon performance to commence at
II O'Clock precisely 1t
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HI ISG'a DAGUERREAN GALLERY
,AA- 2l7 BALTlMORE STREET,

The Oldest Establishment in the Cftv.
With Light expressly adapted to the Art, the most
superior Apparatus, and certain Chemicals the Pro
pretor by giving his constant personal attention 10
his profession, has been enabled 10 produce me most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN.
iAFURES that have ever been exhibited.
Q9- Citizens and strangers are invited TO call and
examine specimens.
20 Hours Of ODerating from A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
| lsuuctluns given ana all materials furnished.
sel6u
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NH SCOTTI. LADIES ORNAMENTAL HAIR
WI Q MAhUFACTORY, PERFUMERY s. FAN
CIV STORE, wholesale and rftaiI, No. I3 SOUTH
STREET, respec fully informs the ladies and The
pubic IN general, that she has just received and has
on hand, superior assortment OF GOODS in her
line. Terms moderate.
{h3- Old LADIES' Plain Biads and Half Wigs; Hair
Necklaces; Bracelets Guards and Watch Fobs, va
rousy plated, in the neategt manner. o30-fru3w
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REAT WESTERN OYSTER SALOON,
~ No. Alb BALTIMORE STREET.
90 The Proprietor woud respectfully inform his
friends and the public, particularly those the west
hnd) that he is now prepared serve them with the
best OYSTERS, served up in superior style, either
stewed fried, roasted or raw Ills BAR is stoc ked
with the finest Old and mellow WINE & LIQUORS,
selected with his usual care and judgment such as
is not surpassed by aay Bar in Raj more. Fam
supplied with the hest OYSTERS by the gallon or
quar-, or cooked in any manner requested, Ladies
wanting Oysters for sunday, will please send for
them on Saturday, any time befne II O'Clock at
night as his house viii be clrsrd on Sundays,
{d3- A good COOK wanted--to one who under
stands co0Hing oysters liberal wages will be given,
if found 10 suit.
nl4-eO2w fri EVAN HAMILTON.
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FOt& SALE u. RENT.

AguA THE SUBSCRIBER offers at private
MggHf SALE the four story House, No. SO, or tire
laHsEg east side of Saint Paups street, between
Saratoga and Pleasant streets, in the occu.
nancy, at present. of Mr.. Murdoch Il will b. sold
low II Immediate application be made 10
J. MASON CAMPBELL,
n19-dlw Trustee
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SILVER SPOONS. Persons going to house
3 keeping are particularly invited to call before
purchasing and see GABRIEL d. CLARK'5 assoIt-
ment of silver work, Waterst, I'd door from Calvert.
NIB Silver work Of every description made to OF
der, and highest prices given for old silver, e2s
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HDLACK AND COLORED ALGERINE GIMPS.
kD | have on hand, fresh supply of the above
goods, 10 viii invite attention.
ne fri JIM. IlaIG, 1873 Baltimore street.
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HbICG5, NEW AND DGsIEIA FALL
IN. DRY GOODS.-R. McGLDOWNEY & CO.,
are receiving from The New York, Philadelphia, and
this marKrt, full supply Of choice and desirable
FALL. DEE GOODS, selected expressly for city re
tail sales, comprising in part, rich SILKSj CASH
MERES; MOUSSELINE DE LANES; Tartan
Plaid SILKS; Tartan Plaid CA&HMEEES; twled
and plain GlBghams; ALPhCAS; BOMBAZINES;
French and English HlNTXES; with variety OF
other Goods, which will be sold on reasonable terms,
at 10 BALTIMORE STREET,
go between Calvert AID Limit sts
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WTlUTESMTF anu TETiIT ny
C p. ROGERS, Druggist aud Chemist,
corner of Howard and Marion street

COfnrT OF H0WaTu anu NIufIUN sITGtIs'
And at retail by the following agents-R Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard ss.; DR.. E. II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green sts.; w. Lemon,
corner of Market and Poppleton sts A. G, Ridgely,
corner of Howard and Pratt sts j. h. Perkins Bro
Their, corner OF Green and Frankin sts.; II, w. An
drews, Hill ST.; g. X. Tyler, corner of High and Mar
Hopkins, broadway, Fe.'s Point; ] b. Stanshury,
Thamesst.; G w. TlcK@t, Pratt and Eden ST.; r. J,
Pitts High and Pratt 30. p. Rogers, corner of Paca
andSitre Green street; DR.. Rebuig etatt and Paca
street nl2-lw-jel2 en-
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aD EslOVAL, MRS. MCPHERSON has remov~
IA ed to No. ~ LEXtNGIO ON STREET, and
intends selling her present. stock OFT at less than
The Ladies are particularly invited, as she has Il
choice assortment OF Ribbons, FLOWERS, and
all other articles in her line. Commencing on MON
DAY MORNING, Nov Ssh NJ
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N p. SOUrEECOm

81 SURGEON DENTIST,
AND MANUFACTURER
INCORR UpTIBLE TEETH,
aeFHtr=r=ea, Continues To perfOrai all operations
5Tssstfsas-F:g on the TEETH with n view 70 their
UIfTSEy3iAA heIuty and health, His fScilities for
-A-AI inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
enables him to prepare them al reduced rates
U5-All operations warranted to prove beneficial Or
no charge made Office Removed to No, sc FAY
ETrE-ST., between the Post Office aud the City
Hotel. In oN1-If
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no Fear Mr.. Seth Terry, 8g1
most r. ,Peciahie Lawyers !aHa
fuiIuwIr gIs al exlFact OF asisItGr
DR.. TCWnsend--l have Hs~d ssl
saPariIla, and fad it is eyC5l'enL /
chronic rheumatic pain To when
an injury accustomed several ~
sage, Please sesd me i've 6etil
Seymour. ! have conyGrssd ~ =
pal phy icians, and recommends
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-17

ALWAYS on h md general assortment of Ia
BILE OIL CLOTH. 4, 5, 6 ana quarters wide.
Also, TRANSP AREN'T oil PAINTED WIN
DOW SHADES, of every description.
JOHN G. HOLLAND, 4S Gay street,
10 Cdt
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HHUSICAL TUITION. Mr. ]. CLEAyE-
We LAND, professor of Music, and for several
years member OF the Teachers class in the Boston
Academy sf Music,) having taken a Room at No. M
BALTIMORE STREET, near SOuiE, is prepared to
give his professional services to classes or give pr
vate lessons on reasonable terms, at his rooms OF at
the residence Of his pupils.
Ladies and gen Iemen can get goo 4 instruction on
any instrument, or in vocal mnsic, by calling IA
above. All kinds of instruments selected with
great care, free of charge.
IG- Particular at.eRton paid TO the cultivation OF
the voice. SelS.3p
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READ TIE PROOP.

Or. Townsend had Seen afflicted for months by
dry, hac king cough; AT beast raisrd great quaint
ties OF bad matter, aud experienced 2sevcTC pam in
my left side, accom- panIsC witil a distress on my
lung3-my cOagh very mach increased, and had
cold night s"eatS Leaning 3ha you had remedy
tor lch cases, concluded to w H. purchased
bot of yoHr Extract OF Sarsap5 rilla.-befora had
hnlsAed taking II, my cCYg4E ising, and The pain
in my side lie me- ana now hal g Iegained nv gen.
eral italth Believing !our M, licne L. be very
valuable one, cAeeruy Iscofnm end il 10 those who
are similarly situated. found II ne medicine pleas
ant to the taste aGt strcue shca4ag to TIE body.
WIN Fl. McBiNSTTtY, 90q GIaad st,
NeETfoIk, PH 20h, 1886,
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ENOR SALE. very likely MAN 90 years of
age, 10 serve four years from Fext January-he
is first rate farm hand and waiter, &C For olher
particulars, apply at
nlo No. III Exchange Place
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n HAZEL, DESIGNER and ENGRAYER,
go No, 3 EUFAW STREET,
opposite the Eutaw House
Drawings Of Buildings, Machinery, Specifications
for the Patent office, seals, Steel Letters End all
kinds of Wood and Copperplate ENGRAVING, neat
ly executed al the shortest NOTICE.
PATTERNS for Castings made
BRANDS and STENCILS cut to order.
DRAWING SCHOOL. Instruction given in the
Art of Drawing o5G.6m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-17

FEHHAT UNRIVAILED CARMENATEViG .
a. GROWERS INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
ofthe first spectability throughout the couAry.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children, or
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordial will be found of incalculabie benefit. For
these children who afflicted with a weakly or de-
blitated state Of the bowels the Cordial wlll prove
very beneficial. Children while teethng saffer great
amount If pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
"Bow ers' Infant COrda' exerts by its very soothing
qualities, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable RENE
dy.-Prce 25 cents.
Enr ln n1ln ln and
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-17

HTh ESl FALL GOODS.-R. Noel DOWN
u Ely co. have received a che ice stock Of Rich
DRESS SILKS-hlack MaRtilIa silks; black and
colored Silk VClVets; French and English MerinO
Thiset and Parametta CLOTHS; black and csoYed
Alpaca; BnmbazincS; Plaid, WOOtan and silk Cash.
meTes and M0usemes de Laine; Clarence Plaids for
dresses; new SilAWLS; Blankets and FIaRnes;
Chintzes aud CalicOS; >hirtmg Linen and Long
CIoshs; Table Cloths and Table Diaper; Napkins and
TOwelliun; Silk and Linen Handxercheis; Cloths;
Caasimeres and Vestings with their usual variety of
Dry Goods cheap, at
163 BALTIMORE STREET,
ce30 between Ligh. and CaIver, SIS
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LIGtIi'! I.iG3IaT!
AMPS, GIitANDuhES, Sc.

u AMPS, GIltANDULfGS, sc.
IA HAVE JUST Received,
A fresh lot of Cnnelius & co.'s superior SOLAR
LAMPS. for burning lard or oil win rich cur and
plain globes, which are offered al considerably re-
dnced prices. Also, GIRANDOLES with rich cut
drops, of new patterns.
lug Beached Winter Strained SPERM Gil, war
ranted pure; also, LARD and Patent Refined Whale
OIL, for Soar Lamps at
VESTS LAMP STORE,
sel7-eolf No. Is sharp street.
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d NULoRt&D mOHAiR FklNGLs for Cluaks
u and dresses. have just received, splendid
assortment of the above goods, which viii sell by
the yard or piece
~ fri JIM. HAIG, 1888 Baltimore street.
EBL OK SILK PRINCES FOR CLOAKS, some
EH Of the han6somest goods ever imported into
this market, on hand and for sale by
NJ [Pl ]. NJ, HaIG, SO Baltimore street.
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ORIENTAL sALNON,

" COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,
Cor Gay and Lombard streets.
o. This splsndid SALOON will be Let for pr-
vate or public BALLS, on the most accommodating
terms by applying To the subscriber, the premises.
SIDNOR 5. DONALDSON,
MA eO'Jal Aaenr NJ. K.
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SAM. II. aTUART, &c Ferry st.
Albany, MAY 18th, 1873.

Frooahy there never remedy thNt has been
sNSuccesslri in desperate cases Cf cOn.H.npliOn as
tEs II Ceanses and tre3tthf lie system, and ap
pears TO heas ahe Ulcers Inc luHga, and the pa
tehts gradually regain tRer usual hesim and
| orr
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EpRONZED BOWLS FOR STOVES
ID last received a supply of BRONZEO BOWLS,
eaamccd ins3e-a heauliiu! article to contain water
10 put on the top of Stoves for the purpose o. render
ing The heated air Of rooms agreeable aRd pleasant,
1t Is cts. each.
Also-Andiroas, Shovel & Targs Umbrella Stands,
Coal tlOds, do Silters do ShOy is Fire Carriers
AsO-A general assortment of enaInclled and plajn
HOLLOW WARE at the lowest prices.
{E5- Call atthe
HOU: Z FURNISHING WARE-ROOMS.
No 10 North Charles street
opposite the Unen panl.
nos G.. r. WETMORH & co.
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SOLAR LAID HAMPSHIRE r, ceived an
- assortment of Conelius' celebrated LARD
LAMPS, with rich cut Glass Shades. of various
shapes: also on hand a large lot of MEALS PATENT
LAMPS, for burning Cold Lard; and Lard Lamps OF
all kinds For House keeping Articles of every tes-
cfiption cali at the Furnishing Warerooms of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
l3 Baltimore street,
030 if opposite Genre Market.
GHAWLS! SHAwLSi r. McELDOWNEY
- Il co. will open this morning a large invoice of
Terkeri and Cashmere Shawls, of entirely new de.
signs. 1863 BALTIMORE STREET,
go between Baltimore and Light streets.
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HdT.E and CAN BE CUEED ,

/ DR.. 7 ,wnsend II make the following Stalemr-, in
order ~ express my gratitude to you ard 10 recon-
mend yoCE HarsapGyilla, and your COmponud Exrraer
~ Sarsdparilla to those WING unlOr,lnae as 10
i@Ve lung complaints or consumption. Whilst rrsit
Ing IN the sunth several years agD, had along and
severe sic'tness, which VIVA subsequent exposure
YCry materially lUj"Tctnly constitutions, sug able
however mIen of The ume 20 work, although my
lungs were AFT cied and had cough: for the last
Iyea7 grew much worse, ana the last winter caught
a severe cold, The pain in NY breast, distress in
breathing aud coughing very mach increased took
aRuHtOtt OF popular renCGiHs t1r conrumptioA but
tsev .Nied 10 relieve me. At last was cons ned to
my rCtn, and was 81 had win the C8n>umptioa that
dd mi expect to remain here long. / sentfuF Mar.
Gus u. 8onre, who resnes at the corner OF LyfiHs
aud Grad at, (wh0 viii cnrirm this statemenl and
mace Il oispoHllOn 81 my property. few days af-
ttr ms fitnd sent you to me-, you ordered a
hottie ol your Extract Of "arshIara. ! tOnk il ac-
cofdlrs 70 your directions ami Immediately fee re-
i'eved-'9y pain gradually left me- scon brcataed
her'y-Iuy hacking cnagh sub ided-3 raised eagily
aud slept soundly-aGd 10 my HsiOnis 0ment and de-
hghr, whc7 had taken HE COM MS OF the bottle [
was able ~ yuu well ,rmember, to walk from Ferry
20 Beaver -, to obtain more, I rave coHtinned to
aK6 II, aud am now uLoul nay bainess aishosgh it is
Aot more !han two moaths since eUmmencej with
Jour medicnes-and an iharkftiito the Lord that
was induced 10 Try them.
SAM. Ii. SHTARr. DC PpYrvst,
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EWThTFED-Yo Young men, with or witho;u ca
w Pital, may hear Of far communities 10 en-
gaze in profitable huaincss, by calling on
8!9 j., e. SCOTT, 10 Exchange Place
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A SiTUATIHH is WANTED in gnme re-
"a spectacle JoAbng House By a young man from
virginia, who could command 4 considerable share
OF trade from The Valley die best Of references as
to character and aliliy be given. Address y y
at this office, "a If
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a.$ITUAJf0N WANTED, Bya JDung man
~ from the eSuutty, in grocery, -four CT Commits
SION ctOre-he can come wEll rcCDmme ndCd. ADuIy
at l.. r. 5COTTT'5 Intelligence paice,
hl% No 20 Exchange Place.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-19

THE UNrRD SrArEs AND TURxEr--LOlters
from Constantinople speak of avictory North
American diplomacy has obtained, I'M that city,
DR. Schmidt, an merican missionary at Etze-
roum, was lately treated in very improper
manner. Mr. Carr, Charge d'A fairs of the
United states at the Porte, addressed a very en-
ergetc note to the Divan, and demanded very
snergetcally, and with threat of North Amer
can cannon, immediate indemni6cation and
satisfaction for this American citizen. The
Porte seemed to have no mind to become ac-
quainted in this manner, with the American
men of waband ordered the Pacha of Etzeroum
Immediately to pay to DIR Schmidt the requir-
cd indemnity ofe200 sterlng,and to put in pris-
on twelve Of the rioters who had SO ill-treated
the missionary. Brother Jonathan has learned
from his elder brother, John Bull, how such
matters are most easily settled-Witnier &
Smith. t
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-19
From The Pictsburg Wing, Extra, Of Dee l2.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

The new Orleans Picayune has papers from
the city of Mexico to the 18th of November, a
fortnight later than any other advces. A ctive
preparations were making for the meeting Of
Congress. The s'events of the war with the
United States; the necessity of great resour-
ces to sustain it, and some other points TeLatire
to The same important n1atter,'' are enumerated
as the principal business to be brought before
the Congress The passage italicised is con-
Jectured to intimate that the proffers to reopen
negotiations reported to have been twice ten
dered by our government, will be submitted
in connection with the general srhiect Of the
war. to the consideration of ID C-ur- ssionql
Deputies.
Gen. AImonte continued in he Department
of War, aud his numerous pr bilsbed orders in
relation to the service, evinced much spirit and
ACTIVITY.
The advance of Gen. Taylor's division ot
the army towards San Luis was expected ear
ly in November; and corresponding activity
was eyinced in completing the Notifications,
and otherwise providing for tine defence of the
city. ..
On the 10Th November Santa Anna trans
mitted to Mexico, where it was published in
the Government D.drio, the subjoined inter-
astng correspondence between Gen. Taylor
and the Mexican commander:
Head9uariers of The Army Of OccupGtion.t
MoNTEGEY, November 5, 1916.
Sir--In the convention agreed upon on the
oath of September, it was conceded that the
merican forces should not pass stipulated
line before tie expiration of eight weeks, or
until they should rece' e orders or instructions
from their Government In conformity there
with have the honor of apprising you that
my Government has directed NE 10 terminate
the suspeus on of hostjii'ies, and accordingly
consider myself at liberty 10 pass the designat-
ed line after the 9Th inst, by which date
presume this Communication will have reached
your hands at San Luis Poiosi
have been informed that several Ameri-
cans, who were tasen prisoners at China and
other points, are now a. san Luis, de aimed as
such. trust you win deem it an act Of JUS
tice to release these men and allow them to
reioin The forces under my command.
When the convention was entered into TO
which have referred, entertained the hope
that the terms in which it was conceived would
open the way for tie TIVE Republics to agree
upon an honorable peace; and acting upon
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-19

VolUNTEERs.-We gather from our various
exchanges that the following companies have
been formed and reported to the Executive,
viz:
The Marshall county Relief Guards; j. H.
Fitzpatrick. Captain.
The Lowndes Guards; a. K Blythe, Capt
The Choctaw Volunteers, Enos Elder, Capt
These three are reported as full.
The Captain of the Pamela Boys has report
ed that his company will be ready in season
A company is also forming in Jackson, which
it is supposed will be ready in due time. Gen.
Brandon. in Wilkinson, and Gen. Buckley, in
Lawrence, it is supposed will also have compa-
MES ready by the l3.h We also learn that
company has now been formed BY union
Of the Holmes, AtlaIa and Madison volunteers
In New York, North Carolina, South Carroll
Ia, Virginia and Massachusetts, The Regiments
called for are fast filling up,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-19

DIR. Wistar's Dalsan of wild Cherry.
This celebrated remedy is a compound bal
samatic preparation of the Wild Cherry Bari
and Moss Of Iceland combined by new chem.
ical process with the Extract Of Pine. So sal
utary have been its effects in all cases when ad.
'mlnistercd for CouGHs, ASTHMA, CONSTITUTIONS
or any disease of the lungs, that many of the
most disting aished physicians have approved
and recommended it, and openly have acknowl-
edged i. the most valuable medicine ever dis
covered. 1t is truly valuable medicine, and
is effecting an immense amount Of good in
the relief Of suffering humanity.
TIE sehr' e Wi>ar'S Balsam is sold BY
si@'a PtlEtTLEY g. MOSBY.