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IN THE koCK."-DOIIGr .FtUSpGper.
Montgomery, Ohio.
Fr1m the Oregon Spe tor, FejTn,ry 10 1916
ualyAnETTE RIVER.
1t will probably be interesting to
many, and particularly so to those
who anticipate visiting Oregon at
some future time, to know something
Of the Willamette, the great falls OF
which are now so rapidly coming in
to notice, and to learn something of
the many cities that are springlng
up in the ncighboring Of the import
ant water privileges west of the
Rocky Mountains.
The Willamette river takes its
rise in the CALIFORNIA mountains, in
about 43 degrees of north latitude ;
its course is nearly north, winding
through beautiful. fertile praries,
now and then skirted by lofty forests
Of fir, pine, and cedar, receiving ma
ny considerable tributaries both on
the east and west-all of which have
travcrsed cir whole length thro' a
rich and fertile country, and, in ma
ny places, we might say, bounded
with beautiful and luxuriant mea-
dows, cncircled with the lofty fir,
and interspersed with beautiful
groves Of oak.
But to describe the Willamette in
IFS descent, time and space will not
permit rs to enter infinitely either
into a description Of the river or the
country adjoining. On arriving near
tie Falls, " TIE river spreads ont in
to a wide, deep basin, and runs slow
" and smoothly until within halt a
mile of the Falls, when is vcloci Y
increases, its width dimiuiShcs, Cd
dies are formed, in " in the waters
turn back, as il lott to make tie
plunge but it is forced forward by
the waters in there and wien still!
nearer, it breaks mp toe volcanic
rocks scattered across ne c""h"'I'
and tlen' as Il resigned 10 Us rake;
S'"oo'nrS us aS''o''" S"'H'S' an"
Pi''iP''"'gS Gown al amos, p''P'N'
o'eu''r l'iI OF '"ehly-h,r ''tl, pre-
SehunS d; d somewhat ""'''"'" COZ
u''", l nc rising h''S'' Oh F!'d'-
"n' Gay, 'o''"' ID '.t ray OF we sum
" "'a''''lui low, '"' "'''t FORMING
" S'1'" u'e grandeur o' " "''" Las ''
DC seen |" Dc aPFircl"'g"'
De!o" We ! ans i'f t'' "'>'"h''
oil nan a ml'e, inc cnanh'' o. '''' nv
ef IS cohithc" y le"s's O. o"S@''ic
ROCKS 10 ABOUT TWO ""n1Feu %"r"s III
"iU'"' A"o"' one H''ie ue4"" WE
i AIS enters lne C'''"a'Aas 'lI'f
rom inc c'SI; ""l'" ''h's us ''>e
near ai'"hI lioo", one u III" per
p'loAi snow peaks OF inc O@Sc'u"
mountains. Ii'it are the oiaeGan.s
iaploS' ano'ner o'Sta''' IN U,' nav
CATION OF the Willamette ""' NE
H"hc"iueS mere pftS,"''" are 81 M
nor Importance at Almost any Stage
OF water, TIE boats OF the hudson
Dty company ascend ana "'ScenH
win out i'''. "Ii''cu'ty' rom i.iS
MACE TO t.tg mouth oil Inc VI 1,Ia.lTttt
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G.. j.. THOMPSON,

Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dye.Stuhs,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, &c. &c.
House, O9dica, ms.
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MdaSiry aud Mfegriy.-There is
nothing impossible to man which in
dustry and integrity will not accom-
plish. The poor boy of yesterday,
so poor that a dollar was a miracle
in his vision, houscless and brcadless
compelled to wander on foot from
village to village, with his bundle on
his back, in order TO procure labor
and the means Of subsistence, has
become the talented and honorable
young man to-day, by the power of
his good right arm, and the potent
influence ofhis pure principles, firm
" and perpetually maintained. When
poverty and what the world called
disgrace stared him in the face, he
shuddcred not; but pressed onward
and cxuited in high and honorable
exerton in the midst of accumula-
ting disasters and calamities. Let
the young man be cherished, for he
honors his country and dignifies his
race. High blood--if this court see
not in his veins, lie is ireeborn
American, and therefore not SOW
creign and prince.-We alth-what
cares he for that, so long as his heart
is pure, and his walk upright? lie
knows, and his country knows, and
his country tells that the little finger
of an honest and upright young man
is worth more than the whole body
of an cifcminatc and dishonest rich
man. These are the men who make
the countrywide bring to it what
ever of iron sincw and unlailing spi~
rt it possesses or desires who arc
rapidly rendering it the mightiest,
most powerful, as it is already the
freest land beneath the circle of the
sun.-IHe YnHsman.
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Osvego, KcniaH CJunig. Illinois.
Will practice Law inthe counties o! Kendall
j., Sale, Kane, De Kalb, viii and Dupac",
land Agency s Collecting business entrusted
10 IN. II in either nf he Shove counties, will rr'
teivs pro not attention. 0vr'gO. April !, 1916,
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DR. P. SunERMERnURN,

Of'rs hi- frlft4,oni services to the citizens
of Uutsa AMI vicinity. O.tce on Columbus
.,rre,, between B,lii and 'unlun,
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ing of Poland, "the unsuccessful
watch-word OF the Polish mobiles in
the last revolution, is employed by
Nicholas, with the most refined cum
ming, to transform the outpost Of
Europe against Russia into its stron-
est bulwark; The frmest letters which
the world has ever seen, are here
fastened upon TIE slaves Of Russia
under the hypocritical prctencc Of
emancipation" We translate from
the SchneNpost the following para
graphs of the "Coi0gno Gazette" on
the subject
"The news Of the approaching e
Emancipation of the peasants of Po-
land is thunder clap for the friends
of the Polish national cause. The
ukase is, both in what it commands
for the present and what it indicates
for The future, a trick of policy which
has few equals in history. What in
Gallicia could be lad only as the
fruit Of bloody revolution, is to be
brought about in Poland by wide
reaching legal reform, which moral
ly separates the peasants from the
land owners, and introduces the gov
eminent as the powerful mediator
between the two, though in peace
full attitude. In the Russian decree,
the peasantry are spoken of 'usc-
full class of the population, whose
swell being and moral habits must
be protected; Oppressive obligations
and conditions are not hereafter to
be laid upon them; the landlord will
10 longer be suffered to 'drive them
away at his own pleasure while on
the other hand the agricultural la
borer is allowed to leave his place
after three months notice all feu-
dial services which the law does not
Justify, are removed ; in suits be-
tween landlords and peasants,
method less Oppressive to the latter
is to be introduccd,-an what is
certainly no tril!c, all this is adopted
as preparatory to universal rrovi-
Sions concerning the condition Of the
prasantry-that is, ii is an introduce
ton and prelude 10 things which are
to come hereafter. There is 10
doubt that t'.apromised universal
provision viii consists in definite
and most positive system Of emanci-
patton. As soon as ills reform is
realized throughout the kingdom,
we shall in truth have to say Finis
Polonip!' What the revolution of
1881 looked to, the victor over the
revolutioc viii accomplish the re-
sult cannot be avoided. "-O rono-
tyre.
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NO CURE NO pAYl
A CERTAIN DISEASE

In tbhED - L W. LAYS!
The IsOot speedy remedy for Pain9 in tia Loimi,
GonofrfEHa, elects, Structures, Affections of die Kid
nCys, Disease of the Bladder, Gravel, seminal weak
ness, Involuntary seminal emissions, and inpotcncy.
Persona who by INDUCING in aS scrct habit, have
tailed ON tlemS Ives Constitutional DebilItS, or any
obstacle TO marriage, should apply Immediately 70
DOCTOR JOHNST0N,
of IA BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL, Office Ma.
I North FREDERICK STREET, tno doors from Boz
tnore street, osDoSte TIE MngisbyutqS Office Be par
csJcr bW observing tbs yea WilI ratdke tie
place.
This hospital WAS established nMmber CT years age,
for the suppression OF qunckery, there being many
persons, without knowledge, name or character, who
pat Advertisements IN the public papers, that inst
luton of this kind highly necessary to preven. the
afflicted, especially strangers from falling into the hands
Of some unskilful wretch, Who, instead of cunng
might cad his victim to aHtimely ave. There
fore the affeed should shur the numerous pretended
physicians who know nothing OF the practice Of ;aedi
cine, but consult Or. Johnston, who cures
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
in one or g0 days. according TO the stale Of The pa-
tent, wthou the use Of mercury. Nc nfErcural rem
edies used by Dr. JOB NSTON, his Gediciaes are
palatahIc and harmless, ana al! Patterns hosoraby
shielded from even the possibility of being discovered
He VITO PAGES himself under the clre of Dr. J. may
religio isiy conidc in his honor gentle san, and
confidently rely upon his gGA Physician, and If he
is n% speedily rehovcd no remuneration WI be do
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG men who have injured themselves by q Ger
tain pra tee INDUCED in when alO le-a haiti frequent
ly learned from evil companions, ut sch0o-tho Of
fleets OF which are nghsY felt cvsn when asleep, and
il not cured renders marriage impossible and destroys
both IN! nj and body, should apply immcd ately.
ALL LETTERS POST PAID.
TAKE NOTICE. Dr. Johneson has had grester
practice in the above affections than any physician in
the u. s. He also possesses an advantage over all 9th
Crs, from the fact Of his having studied Ill the gTeat
HosTdtas of both Europe and this country, viz; these
Of ifnCnnd, France, Spain Russia. Denmark, &c, and
the Hospitals of Philadelphia. Thousands In BAH
moFe testify that he culed then. after every Other
means had failed. Read
Dr. JOHkSTONS ADVERTISEMENT
ca the front or toe First Page of this Paper. d2i-u
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, NO LONGER
26,
BUT CHANGED TO go,
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(G-The public are respectfully informed that by the
ordinance OF the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses the subscribers number has been changed from
% to 80, OF which his customers and strangers will
please take notice.
The Proprietor of tie celebrated E(fETABLE BIT
TIERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the present
occasion call the attention of strangers visiting the
city, and Others, TO the superior qualities of the above
medicines for the of Dyspepsia, Bowel Complaint
Bilious Fever, Fever and Aguc, Rheumatism, Colds
Coughs C9nSumpton, and many other complaints to
which are liable. In addition to the many ccrui-
Gates published in the papers of the day lie has in his
possession number from most respectable individuals
all testifyng TO the virtues Of the medicines and
which CON be seen al his store.
The Subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks To 4 discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this eity and he is happy in the
belief that they have been productive of much good
wherever used. As he n the sole proprietor and manu-
facanrer, he would caution the public against any al
tempts that may besmade to impose upon them sptt-
rous article. Every bottle of his medicine il sealed
fac smile of his name the label the siGc u.
the bottle. None other genuine; therefore be no,
deceived.
His ANTI BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged 70
be most excellent remedy for bilious c0mplaipts-
They eItGn lively used and pronounced one of the
best family medicines now before the pubic
In addition 10 the above he has many other MEDI
CINAL PREPARATIONS, OF his own manufacture
together with great variety of PERFUMEx{Y cata
warrants to b. equal to any in the city,
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 30 BaltzDore street
Between Frederick and harrison streets,
And ncar Centre Market.
| N. Il. Remember the No, 81, AZ tie ges.ui,.e art,
sIes are fof sale a. no other place II Baltimore t25
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aH3USEn55E ,,t}'s..
1OLIIDAN ,grI1En,r ,rIiMArIs y.


TEIHis EVENING, Deer. %, win be perform
Il ed SPEED THE PLOUGH. Sir Abel IIilndy,
MIR w. X. BLAKE. Bob Handy, AIR. Il. SHAW.
Henry, Mr.. PERRY Farmer A hiuld, Mr.. w.
CHAPMAN. Mis- Bilnd.ord, Miss SHAW.
htar which, A DIEERTISEMENr, consisting Of
Dancing by Madam AUGUSTA, Madne DINNER,
Miss X, LUDLOW aud Mons. FREDERICK.
To conclude with THE DEVIL. IN LOVE
Uncne, Mad. AUGUSTA. Leila, Mile DIMIEIl
Ihnbe, Miss X. LUDLOW. Count Frederick, Mons
FREDERICK.
%. Prices of Admission 50 cents; Pit 25 ct,
Orchestra seats rs cts.
o. Doors open at hulfpast 6, performance 10 begin
tt O'Clock IL
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yNNo THE AFFLICTED.-We wish 10 caa

VINO THE AEFIICrED.-We wish 10 caH
n the attention OF leaders ~ the advertisements
of DR.. Row. regular medical man, whose profession
al education Is not surpassed BIZ any Physician in the
country. Ills having devoted hs attention for many
years u particular branch Of the profession, and hav
ing been extremely successful IN curing long standing
and dif2uIt cases, 'Arh as were considered almost in
Curle sufficient to commend him To the public II
WORTHY NJ the EXTENSIVE u3uouagN he il daily receiving.
To Aose acquainted ws thc Doctor, say nothing
81 IDS SKIN, honng OK integrity, as they well known;
hut Sutarers in search ot physician, would recon-
mend 20 carefully read nr, BOWS advertisements, and
ha sure, when calling him 20 observe that his Office
IL IN Second street betweon SoHlA nnd LS0y Sci,
see lbs advertisements del2
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CHRlsrMAs PREsEN MIS-

" WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
OF the ladies and others wishing for presents, Our
splendid assortment of FINE, FANCY and USEFUL
GOODS now opening. They consist in part of Mag
nificent PAPER MACHR TABLES, beautifully in
laid with Pearl and painted do Writing Desks; Card
Baskets Work Boxes Dressing Cases and Tea Cad
dies; Fine Rosewood WORK BOXES, inlaid and
plain do Dressing Cases, furnished and unfinished,
all sizes; Rich Silver Plated TEA and COFFEE
SETS; Walters; Cups and Cake Baskets, great
variety; Splendid BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES, De
canters, Pitchers, Toilet and Perfume BOTTLES,
Mugs, &c; fine Balance Ivory Handle KNIVES, in
sets, put up i'll mahogany cases for SILVER FORKS;
do. dozens, without cases; SOLAR LAMPS, GIRON-
DOLES, sc. Persons intending select presents for
their friends cannot fail be pleased with an assort
ment Those who have goods pronounce
them exquisite Give us a call.
c. e. WETMORE Il CO.,
No 10 North Charles street
d3l-d2w Opposite the Union Bank,
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SCHOOL HOOKS,

STATIONARY AND BLANKS BOOKS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACHERS.
a AND OTHERS, will always find large and
complete assortment Of SCHOOL BOOKS, STU
ITONERY and BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS, at
No. Isl Pratt street, next door to the Railroad Depot
all of which am determined to sell as cheap as any
other establishment in the city Merchants doing bust
the WharveS, will find every thing suit
able for the counting in great variety, and really
cheap 100.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
made to order, and ruled to any pattern without extra
charge.
CASH OR TRADE GIVEN FOR rags.
lY- The second and third stories Of the warehouse
occupy are for RENT. They very large and com
modous and suitable for any person doing a commits
sion business. They will be rented very moderate.
T. NEWTON KURTZ, Isl Pratt street,
MIC II next door to the Railroad Depot.
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MEDICAL AID.

4 FFLlCrEcD recollect the Old SGTA, BOWS
"a Medical and Surgical institute, ~ SECOND ST.
DRS. DOW HARCOURT are old and experience
ed Physicians and Surgeons, and understand disease
IN all Its forms and variations. Private complaints
diseases OF the akin, impurities Of the blood solitary
haDits OF youth, &c, are completely cured in few
days, if attended to early. beware OF Quacks Who
make promises which cannot he fulfilled
NJ Is. Cure guaranteed. No charge for Advice
Take the advice OF your friends, and be sure to lind the
place, 10 SECOND STREET, between South and Guy
sueeE' d4 If
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FM7O1yy ATD COCRyRY PROXIMITY.
AT EEnI1t pp pRIrH,a

II Al hbDbt I'D PRICES,
IN 1AEIOGS F.fRTS or TN. {I7-V.
One dwelling ou x. Cbari,,+.rt s,7 81, $50,
n 81 rui 'front.' lD1 deep, Ei,rrc Story md back
Sfi.'4 buiklnr; one do, Bu-t baltimore g., % feet
"a. = 'front.' 10 d~p, with extensive Improvement,
Ior &80tl; ao, many Others, variou,ty Io-atrd, at
prlcrs making good snvcstHrnts. \ FARM con nn
ing 30 acres of good land, with splendid improve
m4nt', l6 INDIES from the city, price Sl2IoO one do Of
l3o acres, the soil excellent Tor SIS per acre, one los
ana Vood improvements, J. miles on the York Road,
two acres and handsome garden, win be
sold barg Mn II Immediately applet for
Also, Ground Rents III various directions of the city
--one OF 500 At per cent wen secured and some at
per cent Those wishing to purchase viii please ap-
ply al No. 81 SEICONDST., to
JAMES HANCE, or
do q JAMES HARRY
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A STOCK OR DRY GOODS TO BE CLOS
N Ed OUT, AND STORE FOR RENT. r. Nc
ELDOWNEYS co. intend making a change in their
business, and remove the LIST of January, have re-
solved TO offer to their customers and the public their
large and well selected stock of DRY GOODS at un-
precedented low rtrsat prices that cannot fail TO give
the most ample satisfaction 10 the purchaser TO
insure speedy ses and enable the propreors to close
their business nv the first Of the year. The stock
ssts in part of Rich Dress SILKS: black and blue black
for SCARFS and DRESSES; MERTNOS; SH .>VLS;
BLANKETS; M0TTSLINES and CASHM RRES;
BOMBAZTNES, with their usual variety of DRESS
GOODS, all of which will be closed out GREAT
BARGAINS.
G3-STORE and DWELLING for RENT. d2-G
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JAM "a HANCE, or
JAMES BARRY,
BIARSlIiL's SAFE.

h E~'f%ssSS a. by virtue of a writ of ieri fLeias
l-Hfl -zzAW issued out Of the District Court of
- s;z5ai;g the United States, for tive District
<A-z. I - of Maryland, and to me directed
al the Snt Of William McSm and Hazlett McKim,
against the goods and chatts lands and tene,nens and
heredittinent5 of the Baltimore and Rappahannock
steamboat Company, have seized and taken posses
SION OF the steamboat MARY WASHINGTON, and
Nouee Is hereby given, That will proceed to sell the
said Steamboat to the highest bidder for cash on the
FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at one O'Clock,
ut me Exchange. MOREAU FORREST,
die Is United States Marshal, District Md
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An AHISIIAL'S SALE. Notice is hereby given,
I'VE That in pursuance of an order OF the honorable
me District Court OF the United State in and for the
Der, (inst) will sell at No. q SmthA wharf on the
18th day of December at 10 O'clock A. NJ the goods,
wares and merchandise, saved from the wreck Of the
schooner Imperial, consisting of TOBACCO, SHOES,
DRY GOODS, UMBRELLAS, SC. &c, for cash.
dl4-s MOREAU FORREST, u. $. Marshal
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WEIGH, MANN 3 DEI.AVANtS
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS

NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
FRONT STREET.
EHNIIIS EVENING, Dee. 26th, the performances
"a to commence with variety Of Horsemansllip
&c, in which Messrs. Y. WOODS, DAN RICE, W
NICHOLS, T. v. TURNER, and c. J. ROGERS will
appear.
An Act of Equestrianism, by FRANK PASTOR.
GEORGE DUNBAR, with his Chinese Plates
The American Tar on Shore, by Mr.. L. WOODS.
Novel Act of the Spanish TFanca, by +. RIVERS.
Italian llOrSemanship, by Sen. GERMANT.
Carpet LeapinE, by the Whole Troupe.
The Great Leapng Actyby Mr.. T.. V. TURNER.
To conclude with Ethiopian Dialogues Sonss, Con-
undrums, Dances, &c. by the SERENADERS.
G3-First Tier 50-Sccond Tier 25-Pit l2g-CoI'd
Gallery l24-COl'd Boxes % cents Doors open at 6,
performance 70 commence at O'Clock. ID
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VAN AMBURGH g. co.'s NIENAGERIE.
ROMAN .dMPHITTfE.ATRE
N. CALVERT STREET,

MONDAY, DEC. IA, 1910.
EENHE PTopnetors would respectfully inform the
n public, that this immense and unrivalled cOlec-
ton OF the various and magnificent specimens of Ami
mated Nature, will open for public exhibition on MON
DAY, the 18th inst. The popularity and celebrity at
tached to this well known collection, renders unneces-
Sary the usual newspaper notices, which thought to
The study of Natural History il important, that the
public require but the opportunity to avail themselves
OF its advantages
&c Hours of exhibition from To 4, and from 6, 10
9o'cock. o. Admission % cents, children under Q
years of age, l2I cts. dlolm
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE 4 C.4LTERT-STS.
FMNHIS EVENING, Deer. %, win be perform
n ed THE PROMISSORY NOTE. Mr.. Mark
ham, MIR. ANDERrON. Mrs. Markham, Mrs. POW
NELL. Mr. Scamper, Mr. PALMER.
10 be followed with Miscellaneous Concert by the
ORPHEAN FAMILY.
Comic Singing by Mr. J. SEXTON.
To conclude with CATCHING AN IIEIRESS. Car
ohne, Mrs. Lowell. Tom 1wigg, Mr.. J. SEXTON.
gD- Admission to the whole % cts-Chiidren, under
10 years, halt price Saloon performances TO com
mence at n O'Clock, precisely. II
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ENDIA CHINA. The subscribers have received
Il lot Of superior INDIA CHINA, consisting of Din
Sets; Dishes; Covered Dishes; Soup Tureens;
Plates, &c, which they will sell cheap. They will
also open today French China Chocolate Cups, suita
bic for Christmas Presents On hand, general assert
nent of China Glass and Queensware, all of which s
offered at wholesale retail at lowest market prices
J. c. BOKEE s CO,
Al North Howard IT, between,
dlT-d6t Fayette and Lexington.
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GtETRLSTEIAS PRESENTSI
" THE SUBSCRIBER
would respectfully call the attention OF the public tn his
large stock, consisting in part ofLadcs and Gentlu-
mems fine Gold WATCHES, with Chains and Keys to
suit; Gold PENS, with gold and silver cases. gold and
silver ThiMbles; Ear Rings; Finger Rings and Breast
Pins; Bracelets in great variety Together with we'll
selected variety Of FANCY GOODS.
Silver FORKS; Table, Desert and Tea SPOONS;
Britannia Ware In sets; plated Cake BASKETS and
CASTORS.
N. b, Fine Jcwelry made to order at
No 153 BALTIMORE STREET,
opposite the Museum.
dl99w ROBERT BROWN
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NpOOOKS! BOOISS!I BOOKS!!:
Id ANIMALS AND JUVENILE BOOKS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRE-
SENTS A large and varied collection for snle ut No
ISL PRATT STREET, adjoining the Railroad Depot,
which must be sold at all risks, if at cost even. So
and complete. -2w
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DIR. I. ZACHARTAu.JH.
VHNHE AFFLICTED will not delay in takins
thu Iv.n. e

THNHE AFFLECFED will NOT delay IN tnkinK
n the advice of
DRS. DOW & HARCOURT,
Old and skillful Physicians and Surgeons 45 SECOND
STREET, who give their attention 10 the cure of all
difficult Private Complaints, such have hitherto been
considered almost inculbc. BY their improved course
OF treatment, all those Diseases cured in few days
which formerly required weeks and months to cure
N b. No charge for Advice, and warranted or
pay.
Office OPEN DAY and EVENING. Private Apnrt-
ments for those who have TO wait few minutes.
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