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Music. The season fol- Concerts is now approach
ing, and we are, as usual about 10 be inundated
with the rGfuse musical nondescipts Of France, Ita
ly, Germany, and, for aught we know, may have a
grand Concerto by band Of white bears from Green
land. Seriously, is not this laudng and stufng TO
reigners becoming extremely disgusting. Native ia
lent has too long been disrcgarded and that which
would have been considered mere medioCrity in our
own people, has been caught up by set of hyper
critics and auded the Skies fof the sole reason that
twas not American. We think different state OF
feeling is gaining ground in our community, and we
hope to the day when the whole American peo-
pie will do juslics to american talent The follow
ing notice Of the Orphean Family, who are now sing
ing with great success in Philadelphia, we cut from
one of our New York exchanges-it speaks the gen.
cral language of the press, wherever they have ap-
peared. We hope they may be induced to visit our
city.
tn. CrJheda Family. The party consists Of four,
including first and second treble, tenor and bass
voices. all of which are Of extraordina power and
swgelness-the first treble and bass particularly, we
have rarely heard excelled-the treble sounding upto
G in alt. with perfect cOrectness-and the bass for
richness and volume iivaliing the notes OF well
played trombone. AS whole, we nave never heard
q band whose voices in singing were IN such perfect
hamony-ndeed in some of their pieces is d ficut
for the listener TO believe that the music the pro-
ducton of four separate voices pe CT is the into
natiOnsO excellent the time, TO give the effect of
sngie instrument played upon by master hand.
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n7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish 20
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Goln
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Penci
Gases; Breast.pins; Earrings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
do, his Old Established Store, Water-st, I'd door
from Calvert, apps
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n3-We invite the attention Of the public TO the
Certificates of cure performed by DR., CULLEN'S
INUIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
" goes ahead of any heretofore published. The high
standing of he genllemen whose names are given
as having witnessed this cure, peciudes the posi-
bty of imposition. There is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agens,
whose names will be found attached TO the certiii-
oa,es seq
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Il UsT RECEIVED AT
eD WIN. TAYLOR'S Periodical Depot,

HUsT RECEIVED AT
eD WIN. TAYLOR'S Periodical Depot,
JARVIS Building, North street
A NEW SUPPLY OF
LEGENDS AND STORIES OF IRELAND. BY
Samuel Lover, ESD, X. IL. A. Price SO
DIANA OF MERil OR, or the Lady of Monso-
rean, IN two volumes Translated from the
French, by Henry WIN. Herbert Price each so
THE CHESS PULKADlUA1, No. 9, edited by N.
Marache. work devoted to the curiOstes
of Chess and the Iugenurt,cs Of Arithmetic, lee
The ELDER SISTER, or Unbrokeu Promise,
by Mrs. ~. l.. Sweeiser, author of the Mule
Doctor, sc. 49,
Also, the Sl00 PRIZE TALE, called the SPAN
ISL MUSKETEER, a tale of Military Life,
by Lieut. Murray, author of Henry Uamp-
bell, &c. &c. 25
For sale at VIM, TAYLOR'S,
hl2-2l Moth street.
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h5- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will hnd tire Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable safest and cheapest to any 9th
en- Route. See advertisement. je26-d
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PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, Dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largnstassortment
of Mahogany FRAMES 10 be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced III Baltimore, made
TO order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
SC &C.. for sale and made 10 0rder as cheap as they
can be obtained al any establishments The United
States &. 8. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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D5- PUBLIC LECTURE. At the request of his
friends, the Rev. DR. MORRIS has consented to de-
liver Lecture in his church on MONDAY NIGHT,
(he 10Th inst.,) beginning at 7! o'clock Subject
eight days in the Alps" The subject will be illus
trated by large oil paintings of Alpine scenery. Ad-
mission fee, hui collection will be taken UP in be-
half of the Educlton Society of the church.
nol3m 2t
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a Il 81 "A Is A &c
MARRIED

On the 10th inst. by the Rev. } Larkin, Nr, Wts1
FEHNELL 10 Miss SARAH JANE, daughter of the ID
Jefem iah Perry, all of this city.
Onthe ION inst. by the Rev. Dr.. Johns, Or. vi
Fl. BALTzELL TO SUSAN s. daughter of the late Ea|
r. Partridge.
On Tuesday morning, 10Th inst. by the Rev
Roberts, WILLIAM Dali, of Dorchester county,
EMILY ANN, only daughter of the late Samuel col
ran, of Cambridge, Md.
On the 10Th inst. by the Rev. Henry NJ, Mason
D., THOMAS II. MATTHEW'S, Of Baltimore, to REpRd
J, d, daugh er Of the Hon. Nicholas Martin, of WI
nut Grove, Talbot county, Md.
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9C-l o. r. NJ. Chiefs and Representatives of
the Great Council of Maryland, take notice, That
an adjourned meeting will be held at Uncas' Wig
wan, corner of Gay and Front streets, on THIS Uhc
6th) SLEEP, in the ID seven sun Of the Betber
Moon in the grand sun, 56O7, Punc.ual attendance
is requested. By order,
IL A. BALLAUF, G. K,R.
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DIED.

DIED.
On Tuesday 10Th ivst. KETURAH, daughter of Pei
and Keziahl BOsworh of, this city, in the Sd yeah
her age.
On the 10Th inst Mrs. ELIZABETH CARAAN, in
0Ist year of her age wife of the late VIM Carmt
On the llth inst. ANTHONY MUNICH, in his SOD ye
On the llth inst FRANCIS HAGAN, in the 29th "
his age, native Of county Monaghan, Ireland,
for the last ten years resident of 8altim' re.
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NEW BcCK, From Il. COlbun, Baltimore street,
we have received a capital book, entitled ''Jaek
Datchctt, The Ce:k H." an Old Mans Tale. Its con.
tents are worthy an attentive perusaI.
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EENO HlAE 100000 READERS
u NE IIi Il GH.IES ENEE

FEtO NlAEI 100000 READERS
u OF THE CLIPPER.
The subscriber would respectfully inform The pub
lie that in consequence of the numerous applications
hitherto made 10 him, for the furnishing of original
pieces of poetry, songs, acrostcs, sGnnets for Al.
buns, advert isements iii prose and rhyme, original
letters, obituary notices, notices on Music and the
Drama, and in short all descriptions Of composition,
he is prepared TO furnish those in want, both in the
city and county Applications by mail, enclosing
any amount, viii receive Immediate attention., An.
pication personally, or if by mail, post paid, to
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
No. and Jarvis Building, Baltic Md
Q7" Communications strictly confidential. nl3-tf
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HHOR HIRE. A Slave BOY, Either as Por-
A ter in Store, or Waiter-he can come well re-
commended, Apply at
LIZ. SCOTTI'S old established
ME Intelligence Office, 10 Exchange Place.
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LATER FROM Havana The Damage to The
Crops. Advices from Havana to the 2Sth,
and from Matanzas to the 9lst ut. have been
received at Charleston. The Courier has
letter from Matan2as, which states that the
Coffee crop will be Iessened from the effects OF
the hurricane, and those of Tobacco and Grain
almost completely lost. The Cane fields have
escaped without any material injury, though
the quality Of the coming crop will, it is
thought, be dctcriorated, and the quality be
about lO to 10 per cent. less.
Business was dull, but the coming season
will, it was believed, be month earlier than
usual, as many estates will commence grinding
within 10 or ID days, and produce was expect
ed to be In market by the end Of November, or
beginning Of December.
The Flour AND GRAIN MARKETS. There
were sales OF about 1900 barrels Howard street
Flour, in this market yesterday, at IS, 80, which
is now the prevailing rate. There were sales
also of $500 barrels City Mills at the same
price. Susquehanna is held at IS so; Rye
Flour at S425, and Corn Meal at SO. is Sales
of wheat at local l2c. for Maryland good to
prime reds, and 95alO0c. for ordinary to good;
also Of old white corn at 10c. and yellow at
65a67 c.; new white is held at 55a56c,, and yell
low at 59a6Oo.; Rye G6a67c., aud Oats 2Sa30c.
At New York, yesterday, flour was dull at
S5.87, and wheat inactive. At Philadelphia
-four declined to $3.50, with sales at that;
Wheat sold at 1000. for prime red, and yellow
corn at 69c.
THE FLYING ARTILLERY. We find among
the list of wounded at the battles of Monterey,
on the 2lst, 22d and 23d of September, the
names Of the following men, who were attach
ed to the late Major Rnggod's company of
Flying ARTILLERY, Company c, Sd reg't.) but
now under Capt. Rilgely. AS this company
was stationed in this city, and principally COM
posed of men recruited here, we give their
names, as they are probably known to our cit-
zens:-Sergeant Philip Swartwout, wounded
slightly; William P. Holshea, slightly; John
Lee, slightly; Michael Mccarthy, slightly;
Theodore Fricken, slightly; Bendt Nelson,
slightly; John Edwards, slightly,
REV. HENRY SLICER, This esteemed clor-
gyman who has been suffering for some time
under serious attack Of catarlh, at Washing
ton, is much better, and hopes are entertained
that he will soon recover. The Argus learns
by telegraph that his physicians, DR.. Howard,
of Washington, and Dr. Reilly, of Georgetown
had consultation Oh Wednesday night, and
considered him convalcscent. His numerous
friends in this city are deeply interested in his
recovery.
A WEDDING ON THE SOUND. loving cou-
pie, names unknown, were united in the bonds
of wedlock on Tuesday, in the after cabin of
the steamboat Traveller, on her passage from
New Haven to New York The ceremony was
performed by one Of the passengers, highly
respectable clergyman.
NAVAL. 1t is rumored that Com. Stockton,
now in command of the u S. Squadron in the
Pacific, is TO be relieved by Com. Shubrick -
n. "a = =.
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09- The Rev. S. A. ROSZEL will deliver a course
of Lectures in Caroline street Church, commence
on MONDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock, p NJ.
Subject ''Works of Fction"-thcir authors and
readers-their influence on the Social and Domestic
relations. Single Ticket for the course 50 cents.
Tickets for each Lecture 25 cents-to be had at the
Bookstore of Rev. l. p. Cook, e. EaricksOns Drug
Store, corner L. Baltimore and Eden Streets and at
the door on the EyCninfs of Lecture. nl3-3t*
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NAVAL, 1t is rumored that Com. STOCKTON,
now in command of the U. S. Squadron in the
Pacific, is TO be relieved by Com. Shubrick.-
Capt. Stringham, it is said, is to take command
of the U. S. ship Ohio, destined for the Pacific
as Com. Shubrick's flagship.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE
FACULTY OF The MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Professor J, C. s. MONKUR, M D., Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
" E. FOREMAN, Nj. D., Chemistry.
CHAS. B GIBSON, Nj. %, Surgery.
w. T. WILSON, NJ. d, ThGrapGuiics and
hiateria Medica.
" w, T. LEONARD, Nj. D., Anatomy.
" WIN. II. STOKES, M. D., Obstetrics ana
Medical jurisprudence
DR.. WAKEMAN BRiARLY, Demonstrator of Ana
tOHy.
The Annual Course OF Lectures will commence on
TO DAY, 2d inst and continue months.
Fees for fnIl Course of Lectures, ........G 500
matTcuiauon Requirements, ..,..,.,,..
Diploma ice,..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Demonstrators fee, Optional ............ 10
Students of Medicine can be received as Boarders
in apartments attached to the Hospital.
Address all communications 10
n3-CO9w Il. FOREMAN, Dean,
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Barque Chenango, Snow, Liverpool, Jas. Cora
& Sons,
Brig Hope, (new, 2O5 tons) Travers, st Thomas,
w Bruno Il Sons.
Brig Clara, Cope, Havana, F w Bruno s. Sons.
Brig Dover Perciva, Boston, Osborn X WhitridG3
Schr Pacific, Smith, West Indies, w. w. spen
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Schr General Taylor, Phillips, Mobile, r. Hope
Schr Rapid, StOddard, st. Thomas, Wilmington
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WATCHES.

$50 Received this day aud for sale by GA.
ET1A BRIEL d. CLARK, Water street, syp,'
"a Sc door from Calvert some beautiful Silvtftsp
&.s.sss3 Gold LEVER WATCHES, made 10 nv a.
der in Europe. Also, Silver HUNTING LEPINE
and LEVER WATCHES. mic tC
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VRGINIA. Hon. John S. Pondleton, known
as the ''lone star" of Virginia, in consequence
of being the only wing in Congress from that
State, announces himself candidate for re-
elec ion.
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Drz-NOTICE TO JoURNEYMEN TATLORS,
There will be stated meeting of the Society on
SATURDAY EVENING, at : O'Clock, at DemOcra-
tic Hall, soulh street Hy order,
nl3-2t' NC, MAGUIRE, sec'y.
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OFFICE OF EMORY 5. co.
Opposite Bafnum's, Bait Md.
SO OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Nd ConsOli-
dated Lottery, class No. III, for 1886:
As sd Is II A Cd II 81 81 so 4G 7 IA
45 and 81 being the LIST and I'd drawn Mos each $50
IL and Sd being the 2d and I'd drawn Nos, each 20
Is and n, being the 81 and 9TH drawn los. each is
4 and H. being the 4th and 5tlt; and Cd, be-
ing the 9TH and 9th drawn Nos each -
All having Two of the drawn Nos on them, each 3
Al having ore only OF the drawn RIOS. on, 20
II EMORY Il CO., No. 2 N. Caivert-sl.
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The MUsEuM-BenCi! IF Nh. Metz: This gentle
man, the popular musical conductor of the saloon
takcs benefit This evening De has secured the ser
vices of Professors Pee and Muller, who will appear
in The course oflhe evening in grand concert. The
entertainments Will commence with new piece,
written BY J. howard Payne, Esq, called "The Lam
GERS" After which, Mr.. Rogers will rCce Collins,
celebrated Ode on the Passions. This isa most ex-
CT leAt bill, and will secure good house.
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TICKETS SEUU---haIves So 5D-qunFteFs SU25.
For lucky tickets by the package single ticket
apply to the prize vendels, MILLER Y co.
Corner of Baltimore and st, Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class No | IL
drawn Nov H. Lowest prize S400
as 81 l3 n GA IL 81 81 60 46 "A
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NN1RST BALTIMORE
NJ SHARP SHOOTERS
FIRST MTLTF.7kF BELL
win take place at COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, on
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. gath.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Capt. Richard Lilly, Lieul. Geo. Reppert, il.
Lieut.. Jacob Gross Sers't w, 5. Gross
Lieut. Francis N. Pare
MANAGERS:
Col Jas. l.. MaguiIe, Capt. Roberts,
Major George Peters, - Baden,
AdIt Samuel II. Cover, Lieut.. Richard Grubb,
Capt. X. A. McAllstel, Sarg't w. AL Grubb,
1" Steiner, James A. McGrath,
" Emmeft, Alexander J. White.
Qy- Tickets SI-to be had of the above named
gentlemen, and any member Of the Company
Fancy characters will not be admitted. nl3-lGt
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A WEDDING ON TIE SOUND. A loving cou-
pie, names unknown, were united in the bonds
of wedlock on Tuesday, in the after cabin of
the steamboat Traveller, on her passage from
New Haven to New York, The ceremony was
performed by one Of the passengers, highly
respectable clergyman.
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HZ NryEs AND FORKS-Just received
EBONY BONE BUFFALO SELFLIP, and BUCK
HANDLE DINNER & TEA KNIVES Il Forks,
in sets and dozens very cheap. Also, COOKS KNI-
YES, BREAD KNIVES, CARVERS, BEEF SLlC-
ERS-Sugar Nrpers, Champagne and Sardine Open.
ers. Mimcing Knives, CIeavers Slaw Cutters, Cork
Screws, Cheese Trlers, Pocket Cutters, Scissors.
sc. &C., with every variety of HOUSE FURNISH
ING HARDWARE at the lowest rates.
e. e. WETM0RE s. co.
No, 10 North Charles street,
nl2 Ivy isl opposite ihe Union Bank.
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A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.
CRACoVIgNNE.
Come, o come, and take a puff,
You will not be treated rough;
Come. q come, and take delight,
And smoke CIGARS by day or night.
BOOTfTs CIGARS are all the go,
Every Oh has told me SO;
They are going like hot cakes,
From the Factory where he makes
P.S, JOHN r. BOOTHS Cigar and Tobacco ss-
Enlistment is in HANOVER STREET, 3 doors
South of Camden, nearly opposite his old and ia
vorlte stand. [sitRtt o2O
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OF BALTIMOK
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1876.
iNI.EAREIl

Fk0MTHE EXCHANGE READING-ROOM BOOKS
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G3-"NEVER GIVE UP,' so long as it is in your
power to avail yourself of that Justly celebrated re-
medy for Coughs, Colds, and every species OF Lung
Complaint,
WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Mr.. 5. W. FGw'e:
lfy0u think the following certificate worth pub-
fishing, it is at your service:
hereby certify that was afflicted with a very
troublesome Cough Tor about one year. | tried 4
great many different remedies recommended TO m,
but all to purpose; finding that was not getting
any better, was induced 10 try
DR.. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY:
and accordingly procured bottle Of Edward Mason,
Druggist aud Apohtcary in Portland. Afer using
il according 10 directions, can uuiJ say, it CURED
lie ENTIRELY. | am now well and able 10 attend
TO my work ami would cheerful y recommend il TO
any one afflicted with any disease Of the Lungs.
DAVID ALLEN.
Witness, GEORGE ALLEN.
P0wua, Cumberland Co, Me, Oct, Ia, l8l5.
None genuine unless signed l.. BUTTS.
On hand and log safe by
STABhER II CANDY, 100 W. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo. w. Jones cor. Baltimore and High SITS
Seth 5. iiance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
* Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F.
Perkins * Brother, cor. Green and Franklin Streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thamcs-st; Elisha II, Per-
kins, corner Market and Green-sts George n Keerl,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N, N. Robinson, So North
Gay street. n9.lw
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/ MIR. ANDERSON This distinguished actor takes Il
benefit at the Holiday street Theatre this evening,
and appears in his favorite character Of Alfred Eve
| Ign, in the beautiful con edy of Money.
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6~tHEEis up N1Y LIVELY LADS. Where
u EMORY N co. are, there are all The prizes--
Emory & Co, in another stream of luck--N0s.
81 81 O. the grand and magnificent pize of $50 600
in package OF Quarter tickets, was sold in yeser-
days lottery, Glass 43, 10 young gentleman from
Richmond, Va. Nos. 27 % prize of 81 0t0 in
half icket, was sent 10 York, Pa one Of 81 400 in
quarter ticket, sold to Young lady of this city; Two
of 800, and of 80 each, sold TO customers. EN-.
orv & Co. have again broken The ice and no mistake.
Look out for the capitals the he week, Emory
Co have them. Here's beauty, IS Nos. and IA
drawn ballots,
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fIFtHi5 DAY, Nov, 18Th, will be drawn the Ma |
n ryiaHd Consolidated Lottery, Glass 4O-75 Nos. |
and y drawn ballots. For the beHeGl Of the FIGde- |
ricE Enmp ln SpmnsIv. |
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INV TO OF cIUU tdVU.
Tickets only Sl-sharCs in proportion,
r. S.-FOr prize packages single tickets, al
dress the old established house Of Emory & Co.. %
office from Market street, in Calvert.
EMORY CO, u. 5. Lottery Agency,
No. Galven-st,, ID Lottery Office
IL from BditGl0IG street.
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Medicine for the Million /.


TOR the of Rheumatism, Govt Sprans Bruises Swelng
Camp Nmbness Lameness of all kinds Pain the back
or Ons Weakness of the joints nerves. Agc stiff neck
Insects Chbans, Fresh Wounds Burns Free and all
of EXTERNAL INJURY.
There has appeared medicine which possesses pene
ang and healing power great degrees white the
time 1t cannot by possibility produce injurious effects BY is
action the skin, eXcites healthy circulation of the blood
the distractions to the NsENBLE PERsPRArIoN which
the of so much human suffering 1t has complete control
fire. and may be used with perfect safety in the ofs
The pr put upon it, being far below other medicines the
ectual every obstacle VIII,
will you suffer pain when Safe cicacou and cheap medicine
within your reachi
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES!
This Lnment only beneficial the human system,
the article that be used for Horses that CALLED
spruned Bruised and for other diseases requiring
remedy. The high character of the gentlemen signing
following certificate will render of interest all who may have
occasion to a medicine of the kind.
6The undersigned, having made of Sewers Lnment
Horses and finding to be valuable remedy for ameness gals
sprans, bruises &C., would recommend it to friends and
generally believing that those who have
remedy for any of the diseases for which is recommended vii
not be disappointed in its effects,
lowell Fam Brattleboro, VT,
Qrrs BAHDwELL, Walpole, NH, Stage
GEO HUNTINGTON, " g" Proprietor
PRLETIAH ARMSTRONG;"
Prepared only by T. SEAyER Sons Druggists Napoe, N
oBsERvEEvey bottle of the genuine will have the igpaurc
|. Seayer &c Son on the inside wrapper
% Price-25 and so cents per bottle
For sale by s. X COLLINS Montpee G. T. Stowel Mddesex
G. Stimson, Waterbury, o. French Barre; NJ g. Hale Chelsea
G. b. Pierce Co, Nortbed T. Perry Cabot Peck Spear Bur
mgon stoddd Rutand aud by merchants and druggists gene
rally throughout the state. 3Sly