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HnOsTND MD PURLIsHED al thc loor d
q st. Peters R. c. Church, Baltimore, Nd.

ST. JouS's DAY, 9th Dec. 1915.
[9saaGosprl-Oh EiTtuc how un1inbie hou at!
doth hereby proclaim To the Public, this great and
surprising cure that has been cticctei M by Nr
RpBI. DEF. ANEN : INDIAN VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS, No. - Lombard street. NV complaint WI,
the most aggravated bleeding Piles and Co-tlvenr~~,
Pains through my whole System, with lattrry, a
we're Cold and Cough, for which was treated by somr
temporary rrioi became morn alarmed by that great
talented mas, j.awycr isrrd) death, the same CON
plants victim. was recommended To Nicholas Brew
ers lAaglstrate) published letter; also Capt Ioucr,
CoIeci"r Mr.. Robt. McChm8hdn, Grocer and t.. II.
Wilson, Esq, who cured Of my di>na~" Of seven
years standing, by the sane, This, with Nj. bpa-
nrys Note Book, signed by IN" Mayor, number, nj
Magistrates and County Court seal, with security and
references to some Of the most respectable merchants,
professors and business III tn, CITY. Mr. Delaney
guaranteed me N three weeks or no charge. with
obligation, ii cured to make this publ" dec araDn H.
he stated be- would have certificate nlc-, yOrty Of
being tested by the Court. Now in the presence nt
my God, thank Heaven am restored and plcon-
Portable. In gratitude to Mr. DELANEY. the aunor amt
proprietor OF great a discovery heartily recon-
mend his treatment for the Piles, ~ mn lniablr rene
dy. His Internal medicines relieve the :. .rrp ct NH
impurities; hi salves Soothr and heal Also, his
general bill of certificates is 4 blessing To the human
any-(bc it known Mr.. D. j. a perfect stranger
to me- His certificates are no greater than his virtues
and kind heart on this occasion.
no Reference to my Pastor Congregation and Mr.
Knox, cloth manufacturers Saratoga ST. near my resi-
drnce Signed
JAS. STEWART, West Saratoga i.
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NO CURE NO PAYt
A CERTAIN DISEASE

"a CURED IN TWO DAYS
The most speedy remedy for Pains in the Lons
GonnrrhGa, elects, Structures, Affections of the Kid
ncys, Disease of the Bladder Gravel seminal weak
ness, involuntary seminal emissions, and mpotcncy
Persons who, by INDUCING IN as ecret habit, have en-
tailed ON themselves Constitutional Debility or any
obstacle to marriage, should apply Immediately to
DOCTOR JOHNSTON.
Of the BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL, Office No
/ North FREDERICK STREET, tro doors from Bal
tjmorc street. opposite the Magistrate, office Be pay-
ticHar IL observing The you nil mistake t5e
place,
This hospital was established numbered years ago
for the suppression of quackery, there being many
persons. without knowledge, name or character, who
put advertisements ln the public papers, that insu
tuition Of this kind highly necessary to prevent the
afflicted especially Strangers from falling into the hands
of some unsNlful wretch who, instead of curing,
might send his victim to an untmely grave. There
fore the afflicted should shln the numerous pretended
physicians who know nothing OF the practice of med.
cine, but consult DIR. Johnston, who cures
A CERTAIN DISEASE
in two days, according ~ the state Of the pa.
tient, without the of mercury. No mercuria REM
edes are used by DIR. JOHNSTON, his medicines
paatabc and harmless, and all patients honoraby
shielded from the possibility of being discovered
He who places himself under the of Or. J, may
religOusly cOnide in his honor n gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill a Physician, and if he
is not speedily relieved no remuneration will be de-
handed.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by a Ger
tain practice INDUCED IN when alonea habit frequent
ly learned from evil companions, or AT sehoo-tIe of
fleets of which are nightly felt when asleep ana
if not cured renders marriage impossible and destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately,
ALL LETTERS POST PAID.
TAKE NOTICE, DIR. Johnston has had greater
practice in the above affections than any physician in
the u s. He also possesses advantage over all ota
crs, from the fact of his having studied in the grea
Hospitals of both Europe and this country viz: those
of England, France, Spain, Russia. Denmark, SC, ana
the Hospitals of Philadelphia. Thousands in Bala
more testify that he cured them after every uthes
means had failcd Read
pr. JOHNSTON'S ADVERTISEMENT
on the front or the First Page Of this Paper d2Eft
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
RECRUITS! RECRUITS.

I WANTED, ONE HUNDRED strong, ac- 4
"a tive young men, to serve with ROCKET and M
~ pairing by the Ordinance Department, for immc- IL
liiate departure.
In pay, provisions and ciohing this corps will be
peror 10 any other yet raised and from the kind of
arms used, will constantly serve with the advance of
the Army.
The highest character for courage and physical ab
ywill be required for admission into the corps. APP
bly, at the Rendezvous, No So g. FREDERICK ST,
l.. A B. WALBACH,
LIST Lieutenant Ordnance Corps.
Gf-A premium of two dollars will be paid to any
on. bringing pro per recruit to the Rendezvous.
N h. Since the above advertisement was publish
ed, have been authorized state that persons 40 en-
hsig can be discharged, if DESTROYS at the end of the
wal d22tjaS l., A. Is, w,
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xHOLYDAY PRESENTS

N WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
OF the ladies and others wishing for presents, to our
splendid assortment OF FINE, FANCY and USEFUL
GOODS now opening. They consist in part of Mag
nifcent PAPER MACHE 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, inlad 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, SC; fine Balance Ivory Handle KNIVES, in
sets put up in mahogany cases for SILVER FORKS;
do dozens, without cases; SOLAR LAMPS, GIRON-
DOLES &c. Persons intending to select presents for
their friends cannot fail to be- pleased with
ment Those who have seen goods pronounce
them exquisite. Give a call,
&. f., WETNIORE * CO.
No, 10 North Charles street,
dbl -d2w Opposite the Union Bank,
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MEDICAL AID,

A FFIIGTED recollcct the Old Sd7ld DOW'S
"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 skin, impurities of the blood, solitary
habits of youth, &c, are completely cured few
days, If attended to early, Beware of Quacks who
make promises which cannot be- fulfilled.
N. y. A Cure guaranteed. No charge for Advice.
Take the advice of Your friends and be find the
place, 43 SECOND STREET. between south and Cav
streets. d2l-u
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GOOD NEWS: GOOD NEWS:
FROM TIE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
EMPORIUM

= The subscribers have prepared
qfzz8sz1ssIa fine assortment of beautiful and e=s-S
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they would like the Ladies To
call and examine, and be sold at the following
prices; Caters 81; Half Caters, thick sole, Sl62; Mo
rocco half Boots do. SI25; Morocco JccrSons do 81,
ID Seal Skin Half Boots SLIP; Seal Skin Jctiersons.
al; Misses half Boots, thick sole - cents childrcn's
Boots aud Shoes, 50 cents
{l3- The above work is prepared IN the neatcst and
most fashionable style, with every for its durabli-
y. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS, WE'D
DINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest notice.
ELLIS * NICOLAl,
de2S-tf No 50 Batmorc-st
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JAMES HANCE, Of
JAMES BARRY.
NIARNUAL'S SAFE.

h. ffSiFFzSS72 h BY virtue Of 4 whit OF ricr facias
Nd K issued ont of the District Cou-t OF
zss,5Iz5l9 the United States, for the District
<z=@-=sszzzz of Maryland, and 10 M directed
Mt the suit Of William MclNm and Hazirt. Mckim,
against the goods and chacls lnds and trnpn"ns and
hereditttments of the Baltimore and Rappahannock
Steamboat Company, have seized and taken posses
sion of the Steamboat MARY WASHINGTON, and
Notice is hereby given That Will proceed - sell tin
said Steamboat to the highest bidder for cash on tn
FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at one O'Clock,
at the Exchange MOREAU FORREST,
dis - United States Marshal, District MI
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kHNoHEN AVID COUNTRY pRnpERrY.

Il AT REDUCED PRICES, q"
IN PARIOUS PARTS or THE CITY.
INtA One dwelling on 5. Chades-st Tor $500, "a
H,S feet front, 100 deep, three story and back build-
AlssA<lng one do East Baumore-st 30 feet 'front.' JD
deep, with extensive improvements for 5000; Also
many Others variouAy located, at prices making good
investments. A FARM, containing 80 acres OF good
land, with splendid Improvements, l6 miles from the
city, price $4,000 do of 100 acres the soi excel
lent, for S35 per aero,
Also Ground Rents in various directions of the city
one of $500 at per cent web secured and some at
per cent. Those wishing to purchase will please ap-
ply at No. 81 SECOND-S'F., to
JAMES HANCE, Or
do d JAMES BARRY
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ESOR SAFE. A coorri woman aged o years,
n slave for life. She Is Il good cook, washer and
ironer She will not b. sold tor any fault and no one
need apply VINO has The least disposition TAX her
any great distance from the city Her present owner
eseelns her an honest upng servant, ani reserves 10
himself the privilege of maSnG such inquiries in rrf'.r-
encc to applicants as viii ensurr h-r good home IN
Baltimore city Or COUNTY.
Ih9.ApplN ~ tho ClInnnr nti.r. HlN--t-
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CHINA, GLASS AND aUEENsNYARE.


VHNALLY HO! TALLY no" The increasing
q demand for the TALLY IIO RAZORS Is the
strongest proof possible Of their being duly appccated
theirams l. now fully established and their superiority
admitted. The manufacturer, Frederick Penney. of
Sheffield, We>t-rding OF Yorkshire, England, has a-
thonznd the Agents to refund the money for any one
pronounced, upon fair fla by the original purchaser
defective, bcariHgupon them the corporate mark. Ta-
" io and are genuine unless thi, mark is upon
them, supply received and for sale nj
ds-u No 1872 BALTIMORE STREET
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CHANGE OF ROUTE.

h. SsaSEs9S a., The trips of the steamer OSIRIS
Ial w to ST Michaes, Wye Landing, and
SfE:zSs7E5!t1-I5 Miles River, will be discontinued
EI1sSzz a-Eszzzgz after MONDAY, l4th Dec. 1916.
The SATURDAY trips TO CenHeyilIe and Chester
town are discontinued.
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER leaves
Patterson street Wharf every MONDAY MORNING,
at 8 O'Clock; returning next day, leaves West River
every TUESDAY, at 10 O'Clock Tor Annapolis and
Baltimore.
FOR CENTREVJLLE AND cHESTERTOWN,
leaves as usual, every WEDNESDAY MORNING, ut
9 O'Clock, and return neat day.
DIS J. d. TURNER, Captain.
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}, sOJTIICOMis,

MUST IN SEASON. The subscriber would call
~ the attention Of hs friends and the public to the
following list of articles, all OF which just in
son, vz:LaIge and Small DISHES with spirit lamps
and covers complete, OF English Block Tina beauti-
full article; CHAFFlNG DISHES of various kinds;
OYSTER DISHES with spirit lamps; Hot Water
DISHES and PLATES, very handsome; OYSTER
BROILERS; Oyster TGngs; Jelly Straincrs, made on
the most approved principles JELLY hOULDS, va
ricty patterns; TART PANS ofvarous shapes Apple
RoasterS; Bird ROaStcrs; Upright Stake BrolerS; WAF
FILE IRONS, for cooking ranges, round ard square;
Nut Crackers; Nut Picks; Chopping Blocks, &c. &c.
hso-Cnal and Ash IlODS; Coal SHOFELS; Coal
SELVES: Fire Carriers; Dripping Pans, &c. &c, for
sale 0t low prices, at Reps Original Furnishing and
Tin Warehouse No. 33j Baltimore St, second Tin
Store above Howard st.
do ALFRED IL. REP.
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ANOAL YARD. PHILIP w. LOWRY'S Coal
u Yard, FREDERICK ST. DOCK, and Office No.
2s COMMERCE STREET, four doors below Pratt,
The best varieties of ANTHRACITE and CUNIBER-
LAND COAL, and at the lowest market prices.
d23-tFe3 PHILIP w. LOWRY.
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TRASD BALL
u ON THE sTH OF JANUARY
THE CHESAPEAKE RTF'LEMEk would most
respectfully to their friends and the public
generally, that they will give GRAND BALL at
Washington Hal, on the SrH OF JANUARY, 1917 for
the benefit Of the wounded of the BALTIMORE BAT
TALON in the BATTLE OF MONTEREY; and
would most respectfully solicit the aid of the public in
accomplishing the task which they have undertaken
Fun particulars will appear in future dIs-eotstJa
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nOOOKS! HOOKS!! BOOISS!!:

HBOUOkS! I5OONS!! BOOkS!!:
ID ANIMALS AND JUVENILE BOOKS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRE-
SENTS. A large and varied collection for sale at No
ISL PRATT STREET, adoining the Railroad Depot,
which must be sold at all risks ii at cost So
soon, one and all, while the assortment is large
and complete. d2l-2w
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WEIGH, MANN & DELAyAN,s

WEIGH, MANN DELAYAN's
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS
FRONT STREET.
FENHIS EVENING, Dee 10Th the performances
= to commence with A variety of Horsemanship
&c, in which Messrs. f. WOODS, DAN RICE, w.
NICHOLS, T. " TURNER, G. j. ROGERS, GEO.
will appear.
THE RIVERS FAMILY appear.
Also, SIG. GERMANI the Italian Horseman
To conclude with the FORL O&N SAILOR.
{E3-First Tier 50-Second Tier 25-Pt I21-Col,d
Gallery l2s-Col'd Boxes % cents. Doors open at 6,
performance to commence at 7 O'Clock. II
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IRON FOUNDRY,

II NO 3U1, ABOVE EUTAW,
Recently occupied By the late Jas, g. WikOH)
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishment and is prepared to furnish order all de
scriptions of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON TUR-
MING and FITTING; PATTERNS for MACHINE
WORK accurately made, and for AGRICULTURAL
and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved in the best
style. G3 Orders respectfully solicited and punctua
iy attended to. JOHN COCHRANE.
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Wv letter from lady of the highest resDertabaitv in
Boston 80 her son Young merchant doipr husiness in
Baltimore The article the old lady aludcs To- we he
1Ss, - = ii~7h GE'S HOARHOGND SYRUP and
''4HDf, Whlcl Is doing wonders in the way Of cur
"'S hSLHlLS ana coughs ~ ! Mirror
Dear Thonas Won know NV affection
me coid that caught At a dance,
% neg you WIN send me bottle,
VI h'akHOCND, extracted by HANCE.
Mrs. Johnson, dare say Won Jan,y her
AND 'h' story wild sound Ike romance,
.ile p"th cured OF her cough VI long standing
ny buying some syrup Of ilance.
There's .hc doctor, too, bless the Old fellow
For ms health, went travelling to France"
\ d "nne home 20 Be cured Of consumption.
ANA lays y 20 lIoarhound and Hlnae
Mrs Martin, t9ur father. first ,ou..u
Ll' @vo " three days in a .ran.a,
And the '.!~t fishing she said unoa waxing
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aNAVIs, DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS.

4 IS DAUI F4ItItLOTNPE ROOMS,
~ Nos. IA s. 10 FRANKLIN BUILDINGS,
N, F.. corner NORTH & BALTIMORE SITS.
Entrance from NORTH ST, Sd door from Baltic
&c LikcnesSeS taken in Clear or Cloudy weather
and warranted not to fadc.=EH
The proprietor has caused these rooms to he reno
deled the arrangement of light improved, and possess
ing the most superior instruments and materials exc
cucS correct and elegant Daguerrean Portraits in the
shortest possible time and at very low prices. He has
Just received some handsome style morocco Asses
well adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
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HEALTH OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, December "a, 1916
NOTICE. TO PILOTS, MASTERS OF YES
~ Sells, AND ALL OTHERS CONCERNED
All vessels arriving at the Port of Baltimore with pas
sengers, from and after this date, requested
Choir at the Quarantine Ground and there remain until
boarded by the Health Officer in accordance with the
provisions of the 3D. section Of the "Ordnance for the
due performance Of Quarantine at the Port of Bat-
more.
BY order of the Mayor and Board of Health.
WILLIAM r. LEONARD,
d2J4t President of the Board,
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, ,
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81. 1876.
TEyHOSE PERSONS who have not vet paid their
q CITY TAXES, levied for thc yra4 SIS are re-
specially informed that interest w be charged on the
respective amounts due by them unless tire same are
paid PREVIOUS to the LIST day of January next
dE9-td3l HENRY SNYDER City Collector
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GNHRIsT1IAS PRESENTS!

E~tHRIST1IAS PRESENTS!
y THE SUBSCRIBER
would respectfully call the attention Of the public to his
large stock, consisting in part ot-Lades and Gentle
mems fine Gold WATCHES with Chains and Keys to
suit Gold PENS with gold and silver eases; gold and
silver ThiIsbles; Ear Rings; Finger Rings and Breast
Pins Bracelets in great variety. Together with a well
selected variety of FANCY GOODS.
Silver FORKS; Table, Desert and Tea SPOONS;
Britannia Ware III sets; plated Cake BASKETS and
CASTORS.
N. B. Fine Jewclry made to order at
No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
opposite the Museum
dl9-2w ROBERT BROWN.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

STATIONARY AND BLANKS BOOKS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACHERS,
u AND OTHERS, will always find large and
complete assortment Of SCHOOL BOOKS, ST.4-
TTONERY and BLANK .4CCOENT BOOKS, at
all of which [ an, determined To sell as cheap any
other establishment in the city. Merchants doing bust
ness the WharveS, will find every thing suit
able for the counting room IN great variety and really
chcnp too.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
made to order. and ruled to any pattern without extra
charge.
CASH OR TRADE GIVEN FOR rags
Ezs The second and third stories of the warehouse
occupy are for RENT. They are very large and com
mod0uS and suitable for any person doing a commits
sion business. They will be rented very moderate.
T. NEWTON KURTI, Isl Pratt street,
n6 If next door To the Railroad Depot.
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MHAJOR RINGGOLD. A capital likeness of
W. Major RINGGOLD, full length, and very cheap,
at so cents For sale at the Book Emporium OF
VIM. TAYLOR & co,
diff Jarvis Buildings, North street.
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II HALL, DESIGNER AND EiNGtR.AVER,

EROARDING. -Four or five young Gentlemen oan
- be accommodated with BOARD in n private fam
lily, moderate terms, in very central situation
Baltimore street. Inquire at
n90 No. 50 BALTIMORE STREET.
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L. o. IL. VI.

4
FRAND BALI BY THE GREAT COUNCIL.
VA or TIE STATE OF MARYLAND.
Every preparation viii be made to make this Ball
the most magnificent Of the season.
II will take place Mt WASHINGTON HALL, on
THURSDAY, the 3ld dag Of December.
Exclusive OF the cnioymcnts upon such OCCason-,
there win be Impaired 10 this all that novelty and in
tere't which belongs to an appropriate representation OF
that better portion of the Indian character amidst his
wild home and native forests
Carcaurc of every description will he carefully avO
ded; but the Red Man in his wignaJl-he Chief stand
ing erect beneath the wide spreading branches of the
lolty oak-thc Braves In their warlikC dresses with
paraphcnalia entirely drawn from nature, will all
combined, present enchanting as to require
but little effort of the imagination to transport the be-
holder INTO the Wild and sylvan homes OF these red chit
dren OF the woods Their war dances will be persona
fled, their ways exhibited and their virtues initiated
throughout the entire exhibition.
An additional interest will be given to the truly beau
ul display which will be presented to the eve by the
exhibition Of various relies illustrative ofIndian patriot
ISM talent and glory. There will BE- seen the beautiful
Paddle of the lluSti0us Princess POcahontaS; various
Canoes and amongst the rest of the precise model
of that with which the Indian King Phip pscapcd from
MS enemies; War Clubs Arrows; the Indian Calumet
Likenesses OF the most eminent Indian Chiefs, with
VaTou' instruments OF war consecraed by deeds of
chiyalry and hcroisn worthy of any age race.
Neither time or expense will be spared to make the
whole affair brilliant beyond comparison worthy of the
benevolent order ofthe Red Men, and with dignity
and chaStencsS which should always distinguish the
Chiefs of the Great Council
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
?. ;. Laws, 7. 3. Mulhoncr
Meiscr, TitcOmb
g krcbs, Booker
4" Otto, Burgess
e." Wood Williams
E13-Ilckets, admitting a Gentleman and two Ladies,
81 to be procured ofany of the above committee and
from the members Of the order in general
MURRAY's Celebrated CoTfLIIoS BAND is engaged.
G, c. PHILIPS and CHARLES j.. SPIES, Esqs.,
Ballet Masters dec % dtB
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PECTORAI MIXTURE. II

NHOORE'S PECTORAL MIXTURE. In
We offering this valuable Medicine for sale the sub
scrber would inform the public that Is quack
edy to all diseases, nOris recommended as cure
for consumption; is prepared from the receipt of the
late Or. Moore, of Philadelphia and is certain remedy
for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal affections II
will also he found useful in the mcipcnt stages of Bron
ciIts. Numerous certificates could be obtained from
those who have derived benet from its use but it Is
deemed unnecessary a trial Of it win he sufficient
recommendation Gifts vaur As a remedy in the above
mentioned diseases. For sale by
CHARLES u, BARRY,
dc22 II No. ls2 Baltimore street