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CHANGE OF TIE
A rrnIlo EN- Pnf.


Summer Arrangement.
FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from Western Rail Road, at An.
and 81 -, ny;L nj,
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich nan
Road. at IL I'M
With Worcester Passengers att and / A.al ana % PM
Nh The ! A NJ train will take up no passengers East
Win PASSENGERS from NecYork by Steamer to Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping only at FRAMING
kam. ,1.
road every afternoon, except Sunday, stopping only az
birmingham.
FOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford New Tia
ven and New York. at u A. M. and pm.
For N0rtUich and Stations the Norwich Railroad at
u A. NJ and p P. N.
For Forester and Way Sta ions the Worcester 7"'
Road, at u 4. NJ. 24, and 4 p
N. b. The M. Train will not stop at any Siatl
East OF birmingham
For MilLbUry, at u A. NJ. and P. N.
For New York; via Norwich and by Steamer at o'clk
P.
For New York. by Long Island Railroad, at 81
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations daily except Sunday al
81 A. NJ. and Al P. M.
SAXONvlLLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonville at and 10 AM. and Pm.
Leave Boston at 40 Am. p and 81 PM
Freight Train will leave Boston at l25 NJ for Saxon
Vile taking passengers for Brighton, Newton Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mall from Worcester at IA. M.-rom Boston at
I'm.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner
Fares less when paid the Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars WIN. PARKER, Sup't.
July /, 1896 n27
NORWICH Il WORCESTER RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
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ACCOMiNOl9 4TTON RAIBS,
4 1 4. =. i, Z 4

Leave Worcester at 10 and Al NJ.
Leave Norwich at 6 Am. and A
~ The Morning Accommodation Trains from Norwich
aid from Worcester with the Boston and Worces
Ter, and Western Trains each way.
The Evening Accommodation Train from Worcester
connects with the II P Train from Boston
NEW YORK TRAIN, mia Long Island Rail Road
Leave Alyns Point for Boston, about Iay except
Sunday
Leaves Worcester for New York about 10 stopping at
Daniesonville and Norwich.
NEW YORK TRAIN, via Steam Boat
Leaves Norwich Worcester and Boston every
ing Except Monday upon the arrival OF the Boat from New
York stopping Norwich and Daniesonvile.
Leaves Worcester for Norwich and New York at 81
daily except Sunday. stopping at Daniesonyile and
Norwich.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each way except Sunday.
Special contracts will be made cargoes large guam
titles of Freight, on application the Superintendent
Fares less when paid for Tickets than when paid
in the j. w. STOWELL, Snpt.
Norwich, April Is, 1876. tt
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LEUNAhUS
Boston and Worcester Express.
THE subscriber continues TO run the EXPRESS be.
tween Boston and Worcester for the safe transmits
SION o. Fackages Bundles Bank Notes Specie and Mer
THREE TINES EACH WAY DAILY
Particular attention given paying collecting and ne
gotating notes, drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce etc. Business of ali kinds attended
70 IN the most prompt and faithful manners and The pat
rons o. sis ne can depend upon the delivery Of their pr
GELS with the utmost regularity aud dispatch
Goods called for and delivered in any part
of the City.
W SS Wn 70 ee returned by this Express
Boston; j II. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main 81
"oioes es ,o.e >. s LEONARD.
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giant. With such feelings it is not surprising
that we are disposed to play the braggadocia,
and to defy the nations of the earth We shall
probably fight for Olegon-have some of our
saapoIts battered about our cars--sacrifce thou
sands of lives-run in debt hundreds of millions
Of dolars-and then conclude peace by yield
ing the very territory for which we engaged in
the contest.
1t is our firm belief that we can obtain more
by peaceful measures than by war; but then,
our chivallic members of Congress, (chivalrlc
in words at least,) desire to exhibit their ex-
traordnary patriotism by mhammatory har-
argues, and the country must be plunged into
war to crafty their petty ambition. Could
each of these demagogues be compelled to
shoulder his musket and fall into the ranks in
case of war, it is probable that they would not
be such ardent advocates for ''the whole of Or
egon or nonen-their courage would "ooze out
Of their fingers ends" and they would see
things in different light We want the con-
situents of these gentlemen to feel somewhat
in advance, the consequences Of war, by having
a tax levied upon them to supply the prepare
tory means. By such procedure they will be
better enabled to decide whether the land in
dispute would be worth the cost, even if we
could obtain it by war.
Considered not in religious or moral view,
but exclusively as a calculation of dollars and
cents, we believe that a war with England
would be found ruinous business But, if
considered i'll its higher aspect, it is absolutely
shocking. Here are two nations of the same
lineage--the same language--boh protesting
the Christian rcligion-and united by the
strongest ties of interest--about to engage in
war, and for WHAT Not TO punish aggression
not to redress wiong--not to maintain ma
tional honor No: neither will be Influenced
by these honorable motives But they war (se-
paratng all the bonds by which they are linked
together for strip of land, which is not worth
TO either the cost Of a single campaign. And
this is called fulfilling Destiny. Away with
such impiety.
DEAD. Hon. Charles Mcclure formerly
Secretary of State of Pennsylvania under Go
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NOTE OF PREPARATIONS. The bill intro
duced into the Senate of the United States,
authorizing the building of ten steamships; for
the completion Of all the irgates and soops of
war now on the stocks, and the purchase of
naval supplies; and appropriating to these pur-
poses the sum OF $685., 000-is a very proper
measure as preparatory to war with the
greatest naval power in the world. II it be
the intention Of government to go 10 war; it is
indispensable that the navy shall be increased
greatly beyond the proposed number Of YES
sells; and also that the army shall be largely
augmented. Unless we enter upon the contest
upon something like equal terms, we shall
gain neither glory nor territory by the fight
we are therefore glad to see, that, whist the
House is engaged in an idle and clustering dis
cussion, the Senate is preparing to put the
country into proper posture of defence,
AS war will unquestonaby cut off our pre-
sent sources Of revenue, whilst it will augment
our expenses probably some fifty millions per
annum, it would be as well for Congress to
meet expenditures--for it will be unsafe to re-
ly solely upon borrowing or upon the issue Of
treasury notes. There must be a sure guaran-
tee for the punctual payment of interest in
either case, or loans cannot be obtained at par,
nor treasury notes he kept from depreciating.
The best guarantee that can be offered is a tax
upon PROPERTY and to that we must resort if we
get engaged in war. The last war produced its
train of taxation, (including stamp tax;) its
loans, issue of treasury notes, &c.-and yet,
with every possible exertion, government Gre
dit sunk twenty per cent. below par. The or
binary expenses of government now are about
double what they were then; and it is not like
ly that the tariff and all other ordinary sources
of revenue will do more than meet these ex-
penditures, leaving the whole war debt to be
provided for otherwise. We must not attempt
to blink this matter, or close our eyes to the
consequences of a war-on the contrary we
should examine the subject thoroughly, and
nerve ourselves to meet tho result, before we
take the final step. At present we are nearly
out of debt-our country is prosperous to an
extraordinary degree-individual labor is pro-
perly recompensed happiness abounds.
but we are dissatisfied with our lot-we have
the ambition of acquiring more territory; and,
although comparatively in state of infancy,
We arc resolved to take the stride of the
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NEW HATS VS.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.

Hessrs. Editors Of the Clipper:
{13- Many are the ills aud vexatons one is subject
to, who sports n shocking bad hat In odrn times
il was conceded that 'Ihe mind is the index of the
man." but now in this age Of improvement and great
d cernmcHt, let the body be the tenement for inind
Of the noblest attributes, of heart good and
generous, how liable is The possessor 10 b. cut and
passed by unnOtced if he be not decked in the tlap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact, is all aud ali TO constitute the man for
who is not alluTed by outward appearances? Aye,
does not 18Th" letrned pate duck to the golden g0d''
more in ohesancG IT, what is the head Than in ito
Therefore, your readers who would command smiI-
ng recoguitinns, and hnnIed congratulations should
90 10 "KEEVIL'S," 9S BALTIMORE STREET there
purchase HAT cheap, aud of qualify 10 o'et gloss
faults mnumerable, If such there be, the which,
"Like richest Alchymy,
VIII change to virtu" and To wnrthiness."
Resnec fully, WILLIAM Il. KEEVIL,
jai4.eotfr AgentItOr the Proprietor.
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New YORK CIRCUS, Front street. An malense bill
Is offered at this house this even ng, tn entertain
menls being for the benefit of M-ssrs Johnson aud
Myer-, two of the mt pnpu ar meL hers o. this
cellant complny. Thirty musicians have volunteer
ed and in the Of the evening will perform va
rious pieces, selected from the most celebrated Ope.
ras. An Immense house il confidently antlcI Jated -
See advertisement
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rHNO TEACHERS. The GOmnirs, Ioners OF
n Public Schools for the city OF Baltimore will re
ceve applications for the situation of A SStSTANT
TEACHER in the Male High School up 10 the Cd day
Of March next. CaLdidat wi he required to be
competent TO give in truction in the Modern Ian
gua@es and also to assist in the Classical Maihemst.
cal and English Departments otihe institution. Sal
larry $3.50 per aunum The Board ,ftx,miners will
III ct the ID day Of March next al the M ale High
School t. test III gu ications of tha candidates =
Testimonials will also he received fir IN candidates at
distance, shelving their qualifications for the situa-
ton ny order, J. W. TnYARD.
jll2 1t Clerk Of the Con of Pub Schools.
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q nALrIMulkh AMID MMW YonK

aBALrINONh AND NEW YORK
NJ GREAr re IODICAL DEPOT
This day published aud for sale by
TAYLOR WILDE g. co.
Tasso's Jer salem OelIv ted, translated by Fair
fax, IN tW0 ITS, 81 90
H,zlitl's En.li-h Poets wv. & P. Tenes) so
Hatoka or The Maid of The Forest, l25
Art Mcguire, or the Broken Pledge, by Edward
William Carleton, dedicated to the Rev, Mr..
Matthew. 1872
The aides Book of the Toilette, 1914
The Ladies' Work Box Companion, l9a
Works ct tina Puritan Uivines, To be complete in
vols. (voI. now ready y the sett l.50
FremOnt's travels in Oregon and Cali ofnia, 25
A Picture Of N. York, with numerous ilustrat's. IS
A Treatise on the Teeth, nv DIR. R0b't Arthur, so
Three Guardsmen, translated by Park Benjamin,
Qwn vols. ready) 25
The OMNIBUS No. s, with four excellent tales, %
variety Of Miss Plckerng's Works Just received.
QI3- All the new and cheap Publications for sale,
wholesale and retail,
TAYLOR, WILDE s. CO.,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
1t jarvis's Buildings, N0rhst.
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NI7- GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
HNCE-S ATE OF MARYLAND. The regular
quarterly communication of the Grand Division of
he Sous Of Temperance will b. held on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, 18th inst, at O'Clock precisely,
at UNION HALL, corner Of Baltimore street and
TipoIett's alley. Hy order,
jal32t WIN. IL. GOBRIGHT, C. Scribe.
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LETTER BAGS uP AT TEE EXCHANGE READING RooMe.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brg PHI nnix, soon.
ror Kingston, Jam.-BIiG G'anargan, soon.
FOR Rio de Janeiro-Schr Falcon, soon.
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HDHsENOGDLY EkAMlSHiD by =. Fluu-
y rrns. member Of the French Academy. &c. &c
Translated from the second edition uf iSf5 by Ghas
de Lucena Migs, NJ D. just received AMI for sale by
r. LUCAS, Jr.
jal No. 10 Baltimore street.
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CO. CITIZENS AND ,TnANGEKS who wish TO
purchase Fine Gold aud silver WATCHES; Gold
Quad aud Fob CHAINS; silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast pins; Ear-rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited 10 ex1uilne
GABRIEL d. Oh ARK'5 assortment, which is cOul-
pete, AT his Old Established S,ore Wafer ST., I'd door
from Calvert. u2l
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NO. CaIverL street,
First office from Baltimore street.
OFFICE OF FLETCHER &Co.)

OFFICE OF FLETCHER & COZ
No, Holiday s., BALTIC. (
a II II O'CLOCK THlS AFTERNO6N
IA S24O 0 will be distributed n Baltimore
V3"Jnmes HarwOOd aud Tnos. King Carroll, Com
iHlssoners OF Lotteries, will be- present TO snnerin
tend the drawing, $50 900, $4,000 high capitaIs,-
Tickets @iO halves So, quarters 50 50. fackases
$5l 900. " "i""
The tickets and packages in this great lottery are
now Tor sale at this office, where early application
ms morning may realize a fortune for lite
Drawn Nos class 2-lowpsl prize S2l are
DE- IS 20 80 ~ "a Is is 81 - az 50 67
JAMES FLETCHER x Co. BaIRmorp Nd
HfGElFONs' EVER LUCKY OFFICEs
AS THIS DAY-Magnfcent scheme-it contains
over halt million of dollars, with only rs n os and
ID ba''ots mi king ii the richest chance for GOOD
prize that has been offered for twelve months full
package cost but $780, and may draw the four highest
prizes in HE lottery. 7'
tHS- TODAY, draws Md. Consolidated LOTTERY
class 2-75 Nos. and IA ballots. '
SPLENDID SCHEME,
prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
luUoO 1000
600 25 IDO0 60
Whole tickets SlO-sliarGs in proportion,
For the prizes, call at TEE.
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICEs
cor SOuth-st. and Exchange Place cor of
1t Commerce s. Pratt or cor. Cav & Pratt sts.
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ANCE'S SAKSAPARILLA OR hlI 90 ID
III H. PILLS, are by far the best medicine ever dis
covered for curing
C0stiveness, Dyspepsia, Swimming
in the Head, &c. Persons of full habit
who are subject TO Headache, Gddiness, brow
sincss, and singing in the Ears arising from too great
flow of blood to the head, should never he
without them, as any dangerous aynlp-
toms will be entirely carried or by
their Immediate use.
Always ask for liANCES PILLS and puycbasc oF
none but those advertised agents, and convenient
call and see the proprietor himself
SG5" For sale by SETH S. HANCE. l0S Baltimore
street and corner of Charles and Pratt streets rcp
rs cents per box, for HANCE'S GEsUINE PILLS,
five for 81. laid
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42 As 10 SO 40 81 G9 IS 81 90 81 so G.
45 and 7O being the ID aud 81 drawn Nos. each %
% and 10 being the 3h and 4th drawn Nos. eacl Ii
IS and 40, being the 4h ana 5th; "a and 40, be-
ing the 9th and 9th drawn Nos each 10
All having Two Of the drawn Nos on them, each 5
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " 81
1t EMORY, No. 9 N. Cavert-st.
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gI3- At the Annual Election, held this day, the fol.
lowing named gentlemen elected Directors Ol
the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Bail
Road Company for the ensuing wear:
PENNSk LVANIA.
Edward &. Dale, a !. Lewis,
NJ. Brooke Buckley, q Fl. Fisaer,
John A. Brown,
DELANAR
james Rogers, Wi liam R Selars,
George Bush, Merit Candy.
MIhon Bets,
MARYLAND.
|. Cohen, Jr. Joseph COndOn,
IIu McEldruy, John G, GrO0me.
I h0maS Kesn,
Aud at NEE ing OF the Board of Directors, the
following officers were unanimously elected:
EDWARD G.. d Nile, Presiient.
J. T., OHEN. Jr., Vice-president.
A. Campbell "ec'y aud Treasurer.
Wilmington, Jaruary -, 1916. 1t
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HERR ALEXANDER. This PInce of Maeicians will
give his ninth entertainment this evening, at the Hot
liday street Theatre. AT the fsng of tile curtain he
will perform his wonderful feat of lighting 100 can
dies by The firing Of pistol Independent of this in
comprehensive trek, he will perform great number
of Others never attempted by any one but hi,usef -
To ensure good seas, application should be made al,
the Box Office during the day.
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no" BROADWAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Committee Of the Broadway Church will meet
on FIR DAY MORNING, the 18th inst al 10 o'clock
for the purpose of selling aud renting PEWS. The
prices VIII be low and credit liberal. The Church
will be open On THURSDAY all day. jll4 81
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Q3- STERLING'S CASE We, the undersigned,
members OF The special jury empann lied /" try tue
ease of "The State vs.. William Stealing, charg d
with having committed rape upon the person a.
Aargaretta Ehemann" 40 hereby certify, TINT our
0pllnn was, after carefully weighing the testimony
and peadh gs of the Counsel, pro and con, that the
he was entitled to such aCquittaI well by the law
as by the evidence ahduced in the case 20 our con
sideration 4nd De further cert III The testimony
81 AdrgGTetG themann As well Ms that of SyLe" an
Hes, was 50 eVasive, contradictory, aud so mani
eslIy untrue, that neither believed by sal jurv
hut were entirely thrown aside as unworthy OF the
least consideration.
VICTOR VALETTE,
JOHN MATHIuT,
ALFRED u. EVANS,
DANIEL KONR.
JOHN J. MARSEILLAS,
JOHN e HTI4L,
CHARLES ROGERS,
GEORGE BROWN, 9Th ward.
IL THOMAS HYNES.
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CLEARED,
tell.
Brig Harp, Gator West indies, James Hooper s.
Sons.
schr Vermiilion, Benjamin, New York, Rose,
Merrill & Co.
Schr 81, Thomas, Ellis, Wareham, master.
Schr Il, Jane, Dukes, Phi il AIDE lha, J. w. Brown
SAILED-Brig Z. ii. Ro ers Parh er, pernambuc0
ARRIVED,
Barque Wyman, Crosby, days from Boston, assd
cargo, to Thos. r. Matthews.
Schr Miscent, Tunnel, 4 days from New York
assorted cargo, 10 /. mankin.
BELOW-A fore and aft schr,
MEMORANDA.
Brig Edward Adams, - was left NJ Havana Both
ult. TO pIoccedt to Cardehas to load Tor Baltimore
Scht Mobile, Bulmer, cleared at Mobile Sd inst for
Franklin, La.
Schr Vermont, Gayle, from Baltim IRE, arrived at
Savannah 9Th inst and Henrietta Hughes do 9th.
Schrs Alexandra, Lewis; Southerner, Baker; Ell z
hcot, Cole, and Dodge, Knapp, from Baltimore, ar
rived at N, York 18th inst.
Schr Sea, Allen, was left at Kingston, Jam. Goth
Dec.
sehr Decatur, from Baltimore, arrived at st. 10,
seph's Island Goth ut. '
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1910. 9OOIIsM5 o nh ~ gas or

1910. 600 20 20. o 5M !; 3 sss or on
to be distributed 10 DAY Sane "r SiobouV &c.
had of sCHoOLFTELD Co, where was sold YES
'erday to Nos 6 "a 40 prize Of SlOOOt gentleman
at DIX F0gg's Hotel NOS. Dc is 81 prize ofs5n0
sent Chambersburg, Va T'0'
Nos Nd Consolidated Lottery, class Q, drawn
January 10, lowe st prize S2@, are: '
A. 45 20 80 40 81 8 So IS 81 % 81 50 CT
Draws TO-DAY, the beautiful scheme of Md
Lottery, class g -N
THE CAPITALS ARE:
| prize Of $4,000 | prize Of $4,000
lO'OOD " 1000
600 % lU00 Sc
Tickets Sl0-sharcs IN proportion
In which Schooield s. 90. will sell certificate mack
ages OF 25 whole tickets for only sla5
s,S G5- Draws next sATURDAY, January 18th, the
SdOOO--Tickets $l--shnres in proportion. in which
sehGoeld Co. will sell on certificate packages of
20 Wnoie tickets for only S4, halves 81 90, quarters
rs oO, eishths 81 75 For the prizes please address
the great prize sellers
SCHOOLFIELD Il CO.,
No | Calvert street,
First office from Baltimore street
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THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY

THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY.
In gay partrre moss rose grew,
Where near at hand, from streams bril- ht bed,
lovely, broad leaved lily threw,
Above The waters its snowy head.
a dispute arose between the pair,
(The words ran high, and were bitter as gaIjO
For Lilly said red was unseemy to wear,
And Rose said white was no color at all.
A gentle maiden heard the dispute,
Aud chideh them both in accents meek;
With sorrow and shame the flowers were mute
And thencef0rh blended on woman's cheek!
But ever avoid the hectic flush,
AnG coughs and colds allow no chance;
To insure a cure or prevent an attack,
Use the CANDY-made by HANCE
Hance's Candy is 4 sovereign remedy for coughs.
colds sptling ol blood and hoarsenGss. PiLcc % cts
per package. For sale by
SETH s. HANCE
New Drug and Medicine Store, No. lGs Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles and Pr II SITS. laid
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DEAD. Hon. Charles Mcclure, formerly
Secretary of State of Pennsylvania under Go
vernon Porter, is dead. He was formerly a
member Of CONGRESS.
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FE9HE G Il EA%EST MEDICINE IN rHE
Ill WORLD for Coughs, Colds, asthma, Pam and
Soreness in the Breast, IPhoopins Cough onsu,np-
ton HoGTgenesS, and all diseases Of Ne BrcGst and
Lungs, is Hancc's Compound Syrup Of HoqrAound -
Price 80 cenIs.
Eve been coughing, I've been coughing,
Al the night and ali the day:
And Pm wearing, and 'm-tearing
All my lungs and life away.
twill end me soon, and sendm
Down to an untimGv grave,
Let some friendly haud attend me,
Skd the sufferer to save!
But, in brief, found eliet;
And, poor sufferer, say, would your
Take 80 handy Hancs's Candy,
And his lloarhOundSyIupto
HANCE'S CANDY aud lUARlIBIND SYRUP
two OF the most 0puaI cGnsde. chicago tor olds
coughs aud consumpu0ns, aud all affections of the
Bronchial organs, may he had al his New store No
l06 hTiMORE-ST., between North and Holiday
or at the Old stand, corner of PRATT y CHARLES
SITS, Baltimore. i,l4
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gH7-FRE NCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
FLA res, Of every SIZE for sale by the case, Dozen
or single Plate.
Also, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany * tMGS to be found in the city
Gilt Portrait and piciHre FRA MES of enlirely new
patterns, usvGr netnre introduced n Baltimore, nude
u order uf the very hest marerias aud by Inc best
wnrkien; together with It 8oX GDkNtCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C &c, orste aud made 10 ordet As cheap a they
eau he obtained at aHy establishment III the United
States e. s. FRYER,
nll-tf No Meth Gay street.
ih7- a fresh supply of Joctnr J. =. aDSE'S ME-
BIGINES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, sc. just
received consisting of BraaIhins I ubrs, Cough Sy.
rup, ProphyiacIic syrup, Lmnents. Tome Pills, &C.,
with IA ire dtise on ''OnsunintInn. For sale by
ROBERTS Il ATKINSON, Agonts,
Corner of Hanover and Market sts.,
n24 3m baltimore, Md.
Ef-'iURONER's OFFICE, No. lsS NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors North of Gay-st. mhl2-ly