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PlNEs,s ALHAMBRA.

A The extensive establishment has i.iely kaG. been refilled in handsome siNle. and prisale en- trance Hlade direc from Royal sueel o be spleniid Ball and Concert Room, on the serond floor, "hicn has also teen hIted up handsomely Tor Balls, Con. certs and Fairs. and may now be considered one of lhe finest foons in the snulhein country.
 The Bar will always b- supplied wnh the best oI WINES IIQtuRS and SEGARS The eallng department all be under Ihe immediate snperin- tendance of iher0 retOr, whose eAefions o please. he trusts will not he iound wanting
 Ia addilon To ihe celebrated Reel Steaks. Coffee and Oyslefs served here, visitors can Al all times hereafter, be accommodated with Bnckmheal Cakea and WELSH RARFBIrS. nos26cm
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BY VIM. II. RUNNELL.
 VIM D BLANCHARD, Auc,tone,


 Sole of Teas. On THURSDAY, 10th inst, al 9k o'clock at sales soon, to close consienment-- .f Henry Prat--5 half chests Pouchong Tea lneas-- 3b do do do do Paul Jones-40 do do do Zenohia-30O pound boxes Young Hyson Tea Tiger-40 pnund do do do Tariar-200 6 lb do imperial do Tariar-3O0 6 lb do Gunpowder do Aretus-36 G lb do do dd Lady Adams-l7 6 lb do do do Rainbow-20 cases Cannisiers do HunIress-25 do do dd Panama-10 do do do Terms at sale.
 AT PRIVATE SAI.E-A large assortment of Foreigo and Domestic Dry goods. by the piece or package.
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"A PRIVATE BoARDING. A
IsA AMERICAN HOTEL AND .kzA RESTAURANT,

Formerly Commercial Excha ange, Minded on Erchqnss street, beiweeE Wafer aud Com
 n,erce streets, Mobile.
 VNTIE above well known and popular establishment \ having undergone thorough repairs during the mast summer, is open for the season.
 To ship masters planters and business men gen. erally, the above establishment IS the most convent en of any in the cHy-being in immediate proxm- ny to the wharves and principal thoronghfres, and can accommodate from 50 10 60 with sleeping apart ments, and about 'b0 with board.
 The Eating department is on the Resianral plan. where they can get their meals al any honr in Ihe day. and the charges lhe most reasonable of any house in ihe city.
 0D- The utmost order and cleanliness observed throughout The establishment. The proprietor hopes that with these recommendations and strict aten- ton to business. to merit share of patronage ocll6Mmo JAMES DYER
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NAsE ASLSr's ofFieE,

PENSACOLA, Nov 18th, ls46 = FAILED PROPOSALS will he reeesed at lhs " Office unih Thursday. the 10th Jsy oi Drcem- ber, next F o'clock M for fnrnishng the II. '. Navy Yard. Ppnsacnla. The following Bill oF LUMRFR FOR laPRoVFMEETs, lO De delivered on beiore rhursisy. Ihe 2sth day of January nsxt. The Lumber 10 be of Ihe best qudTV, 10 be delS- cred aI such place and subject such inspection as the Cninmsn,iani ol the Yard shall direct Bill of Timbsr required tor Ms NsW Coal House. BLack SmHhs Shop and Lime Hast. Csnhs Baiidine Hospital and Ordndnce.
 Coal House.
 65 pieces 2a feet long each and SKI
 56 do 304 do do SKI
 950 lIneal lee of Timber SX6, in pieces 30l or lb2 lineal feet of Timber lOXI5 in pieces of 30a
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY TORRANCE & sTANARD.
 q Nj. PARKER, Avcliouesr

 Cataiogs, .sa4s sf ToGaec,. On THURSDAY. 3l.t. Dec at 10 o'clock. st sales roon will be sold, 2s5O boxes Tobieeo Comprising some 80 dlre enl brands Of all au liiie. on the following terms. Suos uadeI SICO cssh - lo $2OO go days. ? to s90O go days. e,o $500 4 months, to $500 monlis 800 ls. q l0e0 6 inonihs all "ver slOO0 months. for approved paper.
 BY C. ". OGDEN.
 F MURRAY. .JR .Auelioneer. THIS DAY. al l0 o'clodk, M stores 75 and 77 Water strest-
 50 boxes Tohacco; 50 hbl. s fine Flour 70 kegs Leaf Lard; 70 Bba Whi.ky 50 sacks Rio Coffee; 10 Iierces Carolns Rice 20 bbls American BrandN 10 do Gin 10 bbls N E Run; l2 bhIs Mess Pork Also-An invoice of Clocks.
 BY S. I. & I. 1. JONES'
 s. l. JONES. Auctioneer. THIS DAY, at 3 o'clock at our Grocery Sale. Room, will be offered large assortment oI Gro. ceTies, Produce. e-c.
 20 bbs New Sugar
 50 half chests Pouchong Tea 60 bxs Adamanline Candles; 100 bxs Cod6sh 40 bxS Pearl Starch 75 groee Friction Matches 100 packages French and American Brrndy 40 do Holland and Domestic Gin 20 bbls Monongahela and Recti6ed Whisky 20 kegs Goshen Butter; 2n do Inf do 30 boxes Tobacco, 25 do hlf do POO reams Wrapping Paper 30 hhds Bacon Sides and Shoulders 100 bxs assorted Cordials SO do Lemon Syrup 20 do S,oughton Biliers Soap, Sc. Also-Faucy and Staple Dry Goods. Hats, Caps. Sc
 Shhts aud Ponsss Siik Hdkts. st Auction On FRIDAY. llth inst. at II o'clock, N Ill be sold follows:
 30 do4 fine Muslin Shirts, Linen Collars, Bo. some aod Wristbands
 10 doz supr made with Yoke Necks 10 dox Mariners Striped 20 pieces fine Pongee Silk Hdkfs
 4 Negro Woman af 4uchon. On SATURDAY, the l2th inst at our sales room al 10 o'clock will be sold very valuable Negro Wo. man first rate Washe, and lroner, good Cook. kc.
 Terms ca-h
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RoARDTNG.

M RS. ANN DALE Qate Mrs. Ann Walker) I'VE would inform her friends and the public that she is si locaed a her former residence, corner of nanIhIn and Conception streets. The llonse has. recently undergone such repairs as 10 render Il me of the most pleasant and convenient Boarding Es-
 ablishmens in the city. The style of ihe table and prce wall, she confidently believes, give entire sal
 slacton those who may favor her with lheir pat ronage. She has still accommodations for one or two I'mires, and also for several gen lemen win or without lodging. novl6
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ROWS, HIGH SCHOOL.

BOYS HIGH SCHOOL.
 NR. BOYNTON will open his 'School for lvE Bcys" on MONDAY, October 26Ih inst. m the Schoolroon on Sl Emanuel street, between Gov ernment and Church streets. The coa'se of study will embrace all the branches of complete Engl fish education, Latin. Greek, French and Drawing The number1f pupils will be limited. and no assistants will be employed except Professor ol ile Modem Langaages The soyernmen, of the School mild, {, bu' firm, and calculated excite The learner 10 the greatest possible exeriion, by awakening his ambi- ton and creating desire for improvement, rather than by that excessive severity winch, while il may cause the pupil 10 execute difficult task through seryile lear, often creates lasting aversion 10 school and study. Education is extensive term, and implies mol merely the acquisition of knos' ledge, but the proper developement and discipline of all our mental, moral and physical powers, witl, q just conception of our personal interests and social relations.
 Such an education, as far as practicable, this School is designed to furnish 10 it's pupils.
 TUITIoS-4, and 6 dollars per mooih-no ex lrA charge except for French and Drawing.
 Oy- A "Night Chss" will be attended 10 four nights in the week ocii9
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BARTON ACADEMY-FEMALE DEPARTMENT. Nu I5S D. l.. MERRILL, assisted by competent lVh and experienced Teachers, will open School for young Ladies m ihe Academy, on Monday, Oct. 26 The course of instruction will embrace all the branches of thorough English education. Latin. French. Drawing, Needework and Vocal Music = Tuition from ss4 to $S per month. The best teach CTS will be secured for those wishing to take lessons in I,stru,.e ntal Mosic oct10
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BARTON ACADEMY--MALE DEPARTMENT. fHNHE Subscriber will reopen his School on Mon l day, Oct. 26 Thorough and systematic in- struction will be given, as heretofore m all the common and higher branches of Eng fish, and in Ihe Ancient ahd Modern Languages. Prof GnDEFRoY will continue have charge of the French Depart lnent Pupils will he taught to speak and write the Language with ease and accuracy. Tuition 50 and $6 per month. Preach $2 extra.
 octlA D. V, MERRILL.
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THE FREE SCHOOL. under the direction of A the Methodist connezon in his city will be re- opened Monday, ihe Both instant, ia the Lecture Room of the Franklin street Methodist Episcopal Church. under the care of Mi. Bondurant. The children of all persons. without dist incion of faith, will be admitted 10 the School until il Is fll- ed up, by application to either
 F MCBRIDE,
 HENRY GOLDTHWAIT,
 All RYLAND,
 or RL WATKINS Mobile, Nov. 25, l846. nov26
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CONFECTIONERY FRUITS, sc. luNHE undersigned begs leave 10 call the attention l of families, and of the citizens geaeray, 10 his extensive
 CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, a, the southeast corner oi Dauphin aud Emanuel streets where he keeps constantly on hand for sale mrge asser,inen, of Cakes, Candies. Pastry, Fruits. fresh and dried. of every description--Nuls of ali kinds domestic and foreign-Grapes, &c &c
 Orders for Pastry and Cakes. for wedding, dining md evening parties, elegantly filled at short notice
 Also, a very large assortment of CIGARS, em- orseing every variety manufactured at Havana and elsewhere oct2 T CARMELICH
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TEXAS AGENCY.

 lfNHE undersigned having connected himself with the firm of WEBB, DryAL & Co, of the city of Austin. as Genfial Agents, has opened an Office in lhe ct of GnlvesIon (Texas.) under the style of AYERS. WERB < Co.,. which, in connection with fhe Office al Austin. will ateni to business in all parts Uf the State
 They will purchase and sell Real Estate, gene- rally, in any part oi Texas;
 To the location or sale of Land Claims:
 To lhs examination of Land Titles. and give ~rit- len opinions 10 their validity. when required;
 To the procuring of Patents from the General Land Office. other documents which may be re- qured to perfect Titles of Lands:
 To the payment of Taxes upon Lands. or other property. of Ron-resdents or ausentees.
 To the prosecution of Claims on the late Republic, present State. of Texas, for Money or Lands:
 To the settlement of Accounts with the different Departments of the Government:
 To the collection of Foreign Debts. and 10 all oh CT business which within the purveu of General Agency.
 The Senior member of this branch of the firm, has long been known as an active and vigiIent Collector of Debts, particularly such as have been considered doubtful lost. He has also been largely engaged in Land matters ious parts of the country, and knows as well as most men what is necessary 10 be done ih procuring good Titles.
 The junior mesnher of the firm, (Mr. UPsHgR) has, for several yers been connected with the Gen. era Land Oice-aad, in the performance of ihe pe- culiar dues which devolved on him. he acquired as perfect knowledge of the condiiien of the land n ihe State s perhaps any man n it-and is, there fore, emnenily qualified for the transaction of such business as will require the possess ion of tha, de- scription of knowledge.
 The other members practising Lawyerf. One of them has, for several years, been practitioner n Texas, and has devoted much of his time to the in vestgaton of the Land Titles of the country He therefore. prepared 10 give opinions winch may arise respecting such Tities.
 In all cases, Communication addressed to the firm must be post paid. otherwise they will not be taken from the ofice and where business is directed to be doae, which W i'll require the advancement of money, the money mAst accompany the instructions.
 The charges will be moderate; but as il is intend. ed that business centided 10 the firm shall be trans acted with the utmost pronptness. even should il re- qure the constant attention of each of its members, II is hoped that except those who intend to be equally prompt in the pa, mont oi lees, will call upon it. DAVID AfkES.
 lion. D U BURNETT, Austin,
 Hon. ABNER $. LiPSCOMB, Independence.
 Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Galveston,
 F.. PRE5COT, Esq, New Orleans,
 Hon. F. c. HEARD, Esq.,. Mobile.
 GALVESTON. Sept. 25th, 1646 nov10Mmo
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EnK NEW NnRK

ssE, The A l Packet bstk ALABAMA, Sprague, 48R masIer. wants 100 bales cotton to complete her cargo for the above port For freight of which or passa. apply on board, opposite Walker,s Press or to FOSDICK & CHARLOCk,
 deeq S6 and ss Commerce street
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nRY GOODS--2I cases and ba les, per brig AL II iakapas. Cases Bleaclied Shirtings
 cases Prints and Ginghams; do Denim and Shrl- ing Stripes; do 4 and 9-4 brown Linen Table Covers
 Bales Red TwiIled Flannels; 7.3 and A Red and White do; do Al brown Sheetings, de 7-S brown Drills, for sale by w II BflNNELL,
 dec4 corner Water and Cont streets.
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ROCERIES--5O boxes N. B. Sperm Candies N 10 bbls. 6 Inf do and 6 qr do No Mackerei
 Is do ' hf do and qr do No do
 10 do Nos do
 50 whole and 50 talf kiis Spiced Salmon For sale by A. HOOPER, uoy28 B St Michael street.
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LSOR SALE-Horse, Dray and Harness, all in A' fine order and will be sold low, by
 noyl9 CA GILBERT & BRO
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FIX NEW YtlKk. ESN The packet brig SELMA. Smith. mas. Essa5 ter Is now read, To recei.e cargo for the above port. For freight, Nc, appls 10 decl JOHN c RYAN. St Michael st
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FOR GLASGOW. kSSN The first class (ai I.lo,d'a) British ship Ssae4 ROGER STEWART Capt. Bgg, having T large portion of her cargo ready will have quick despatch. For ire ghI apply "a
 dec3 JAMES REID q TO
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hl ner of ST ANTHONY and WATER streets, to which place he invites Planters and others in want of NEGROES, as he intends keeping constantly for sait. an assortment oi Mechanics, Field Hands. House Servants, 8c. He will also receive NE GROES on commission. upon whom, if required, liberal advances will be made. nov2rmo
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10 DOPING PLATE-TinpIate ] X, Square 1O Tin, 100 rlaie Tin; Banca I'm Sheahing and BraEiers Copi CT, for Cutters. Roofs and Va- le,s; Sheet Iron; Wire; black ana timed Riyets; i; Kettle Ears; Trmmer's Tools; just received aud for sale at lowest market prices. Apply To
 decb EC CENTER & co
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RELIGIOUS BoOKS-Just re ,.
 ' ceiyed, f,r sale by J DOBLER,

A ALOAbIE DoOHso-Jhet iS ceiyed. fOr sale by DOBLEk, Bookseller and Staiioner. A9 DAuphin st.
 Recantation; or the Confessions of a Convert 10 Romaaism; tale Domestic and Religious Lie Ill Italy. Edited by the Kes. William lnglaham Ross MA.
 Festivals and Feasis Companion for ile resil Eals and FeAsts of the Protestant Episcopal Chuieh in the United States of America By John hehr, Hobart. D D.
 The Christians Manual of Faith and Devotion. B. John Henry Hobart, n D.
 The Recolleclions of d Good Mans Lie. By the Rev Charles B. Taylor. M A.
 Melyle's Sermons: 2d series
 Reasons for refusing Consecrate Church hav- ing an Altar instead of n Communion Table, &c. By Bishop Mcllvane.
 State of the Departed. By Hoban.
 Companion of the Altar. By the same. Apology of Apostolic Order.
 Palmer's Ecclesiastical History. 3d edition, with questions.
 Rerrian's Family Prayers.
 Thorntons Family Prayers
 Rickerstealh on Lords Supper.
 Peranzanbuloe: or ihe ost Church Found. s.Pay the Vows" "Ihe Altar" and ''lhc Devooi Comuunicant g BeantifnI gilt miniatures. Bishop Brownell's Family Prayers and Commen- tarys
 Light in the Dwelling. dec7 10 DOPING PLATE-TmpIate X, Square 1O Tin, 100 nale Tin; Banca Tin; Shea,lng
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LNOR SALE--A negro waiter and good house Il servant, good character. Apply Al the north east corner oi Cont and Commerce sIs. novI4
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"A COOPER WANTED, of steady, indus
IA trious and correct habits-nOne other need ap.
ply. To such person will give constant employ
nent at the usual rates. An American would be pre-
lered. GEORGE P. COOK.
Cooksve, Hartford County.
o. Inquire of T. w. & G. HOPKINS, corner of
Light and Pratt streets. ie27 81
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BOOKS. srATIoNEKY

- AND BLANh ACCOUNT BOOKst
Having made arrangements with the late finn If
Parsons Preston 10 Withdraw from the Book bust
ness, have taken their old ana well known stand
No. I5l PRATT STREET, next door ts the ID
road Depot, with view of continuing the Book ana
Stationery business generally.
am now prepared to furnish country merchants
teachers and others with all kinds of SCHOOL BooEs
on as favorable terms and as cheap as they can be
hau III This city; my stock is large and complete.
my STOCK OF Stationery is also very full and com
pe'e, consisting III part of Letter, FOoscPp, Wrap
ping ana Fancy col'd Papers; Steel Pens Quilts; the
celebrated steel Pen Ink (his Ink will not destroy
tne pen no matter how long II remains in it;) States
ueIInah ana English; Slate and Lead Pencils; Paste
ana bonnet Boards; Wall Paper, great variety of
Ratefhs; INKS lands of all kinds; Waters; sand and
wafer boxes; and every article suitable for counting
house and country store.
manufacture all my own BLANK ROCKS md
NO not hesitate to say that they are not SURPASSED for
ueaoiiy Vi Olhoins, quality of paper and neatness
OF hnsh by any made in this country
ne prices are at the same time, very Moderate
oruefs Tor bank Books, ruled to any pattern prompt
" attended to; also Check, Bill and Pass Books
, -Blhdlhg OF every description neatly and expe-
ditiOusly done.
0q-RAGS taken in exchange for books, &c. or if
preferred, the highest market price paid in cash
Il. NEWTON KURTZ,
Successor to Persons & Preston \
No. Isl Pratt street, next door II
~ Baltimore Depot.
N. B.-The second story of my store is now 10 LET.
consisting Of one very large room, Terms moderate
ma 2e-u RIA T.. X.
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PINEY POINT PAVILION


nNE of the most convenient, splendid, and pic
~ turesque salt water bathing places in the United
States, will be opened for vsilers on The 18th instant
for the summer campaign. The Pavilion and its &C
commodations have been put in complete state of
repair and offer to the invalid pleasant resort for
health and recreation. The bathing is delicious, eth
er in the houses or in the open surf aong the sound
ing shore" fresh and constant sea breeze in
in the afternoon, and continues all night till eight or
ten in the morning. The Pavilion commands view
of the debouchure of the Potomac into the Chesa-
peake Bay, the river in front being nearly ten miles
wide. 1t is within eight hours steamng from Wash
ngton, twelve from Baltimore, and twelve from
Richmond,
a SSSRSSS The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain
HSHyze Mann Guyther, leaves Baltimore every Sn
szs4ksFAsGH~ turday evening, stops at Piney Point
early on Sunday morning, and returns to Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY The steamer OCEOLA, Capt Nit
chell, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and Satur-
days on her wayto Norfolk, and returns on Tuesdays
and Fidays, touching at the Point in both directions,
~nding and receiving passengers
The proprietor, with these advantages of his estab-
lishment, end with corps of obging servants good
fare good music, boats for sailing, and the usual
cessores of watering place, toge her with moderate
charges, confidently casts himsefup0n the public APP
probation J. H. BIRCH,
jel2-tf United States Hotel, Washington.
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mGa4B

g CARPA'S OIL, FOR THE CURE OF DEAF
- NESS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM THE EARS. We cut the following highly
important intelligence from newspaper printed in
LockpOrt, N. Y.
Messrs. Murray Son are members of the society
of Friends, and are well known in the business com
munity.
"The undersigned, agents for Lockport, from per-
sonal knowledge of its good effects, can recommend
the above article without hesitation. We have sold
within the last year about $40 worth; and in most
cases it has proved beneficial, One case of tlgelre
years Sanding (the wife of Jeptha Babcock of SOM
erset,) has been entirely cured by its USE If those
interested will call on us. we will lay before them
what evidence we have of its remedial qualities, and
then they can best judge whether 10 Use it or not
]. MURRAY Il SON,
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, l0s Baltimore st,
ap24 and cor Charles and Pratt-sts
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STEAM BRICK PRESS. These work

STEFAN BRICK PRESS. These works,
- situate on the South side of the Basin, imme-
diately opposite Fe's Point are now in full opera
ton, and large quantity Of BRICKS on hand Of
superior quality. Those who reside on the waters Of
the Chesapeake, may obtain their supplies at a cheap
rate by taking them from the wharf at the Kiln, thus
saving the expense ofcartage. Vessels may be load
ed with DESPATCH by giving only few hours notice.
FIRE BRICKS. Steam pressed Fire Bricks, how
high repute after six years trial in most OF the foun
dries in the city, used exclusively at the Mason Iron
Works, Canton, and highly commended by Mr..
Novel, the a:ent, by several of the Blast Furnaces
in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. They are made of
all required shapes.
Price for the large Stowerbrdge size, S25 per IN.
Size of common Building Bricks, $40 per m.
Also, CEMENT for laying them, 81 25 per Dbl.
FRANCIS ii, SMITH,
ie23-2aW3W Office Jarvs' Buildings.
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EXCURSION.

II TO NORFOLK AND BACK,
DURING THE WARM SEASON
Il ss@aT9 By the Baltimore Steam Packer
3s5zspRb Aexa Company's superior and comfortable
SzAsaaEzaazth boats, GEORGIA, Capt Cannon, or
HERALD, Capt Russell leaving Spears wharf eve
ny day Sundays excepte ~ at P. NJ, and Norfolk
same days and hours. This excursion is offered to
nvgOrae the health particularly nvalids, adults and
children, who are much benefited by the sea air and
delightful sail down and up the Chesapeake Bay,
viewing the Grip Raps ;" Old Point Comfort, Fortress
Monroe, u. S Men of War and Dry Dock.
Passage and fare down and up S6, with privilege of
returning in four days.
ie26-d3m 7, SHEPPARD, Agent,
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G7-MEDICINAL USES OF WILD CHERRY
Ever since the settlement of Amer ca, Wild Cherry
has been known to possess very important medicinal
virtue. Every body knew this fact, but nobody knew
how to extract its contemporaries Every mother
gives Wild Cherry tea her children for worms, for
colds, and for almost every disease; and adults
throughout our country are in the habit of making
compound or syrup of Wild Cherry bark, and other
ingredients, to be used in spring as an andote to
complaints incident 10 that changeful season. 1t is
found by experiment that the Wild Cherry possesses
even for more important qualities than was aseribed
to it. For the first stages of Consumption, Asthma,
no matter how long standing, Coughs, Liver Com
plant, etc. it proved he the best medicine known
to man, Doctor WIS1AR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY is chemical extract, combined with 81
n1ar extract from Tar, which enhances its value
Its success in curing Pulmonary disease, in almost
every stage, after our best physicians could do more,
has astonshed the faculty, and led them confess
that Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry possesses
principle heretofore unknown among medical men.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George K. Tyler, 42 E. Baltimore street.;
Seth S, Hance Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. F.
Perkins & Brother, cor, Green and Franklin Streets;
Joseph 8. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market and Green-sts. George II .Keer
No. 1873 Baltimore street; N. N, Robinson, SO North
Gay street. je29-lw