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UNION COURSE, l.. /.

A CCORDING to agreement, the second between
"A Lady Suffolk and J. X Polk, for Of 5000
OF Monday next the 9Th of November, haEpast.3
o'clock, miles and repeat.
A. Bryant enters Lady Suffolk, under the saddle.
A. Conklm enters j. X. Polk 10 20 skeleton wagon.
Asc-Pscng Match for $2oo-Miie heats beat in at
o'clock precisely.
James D. McMan enters Capt Waugh, to 20 wagon.
Isaac Woodruff enters Boston Merry, suky.
New York, October 26, 1876. q. sPlCER
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sales Of stocks mt Baltimore.
PHiLApELrHrA, Nov. 8, Ie48.

PHILApELrHrA, Nov. 8, le48.
The first report Of the Of the detention Of the
train from New York yesterday proved to be somswh at
incorrect The draw Of bridge Rancocas had been
opened to allow sloop pass and the engineer Of the
train was unable to stop its progress to give time for
closing the gap. The front part Of the engine caught
upon the timber supporting the pivot of the draw and
the back pet remaining the BRIDGE it suspended
In this position the connection with the other part Of
the train being unbroken The passengers were consi
deraby alarmed the which the sudden soppage &C.
casoned but no injury ensued. The locomotive was not
damaged but the extricating IT, and repairing the nju-
RES to the bridge have Suspended travel upon the road for
The nclemency of the weather has occasened pest
ponement Of the races ove- the Hunting Park Course
The rain has caused suspension Of tslegraphic
muncatons with the south and west This is par
teulsriy unfortunate at the present time when by the
aid Of the lightning line the public could be gratinsd with
the result OF the elections in the Empire sac almost
the steamer expected at Boston will also be and
SPECTATORS have opportunity to IN advance OF
the market with profit There however chance that
the sun which has after absence Of three days again
made its will absorb the wet from the wires
and ensble the transmission Of the fluid II the isolation
of the wires rendered complete by the insertion Oh
glass beneath them h ney Of thu ps The
Baltimore line will soon be completed In this manner;
is perfect from here to Wilmington and the commun'cs
ton NTH that city is never interrupted -,
bs trial of Crimes and Harding for the murder of the
mate of the bark Cactus was commenced yesterosy n
th n Dstrict Court bat the whole session was oc
rpn;sd In empsnneling jury. The evidence for the
pcuton was CONNIE need this msrning. II 10 in sub
,sncs the same that was adduced the former trial,
,yban ,he attendants and the rest Of the.crew ell
charged with the crime The defendants on the present
trial will have the benefit Of the evidence Of those
quilted Of the charge 80
The banks Of the city declared the following dividends
"a av md Yesterday :.Farmers Mechanics Bank per
cent Northern Liberties 8; Mechanics Ksssugton s;
Southwark o. Western AZ; Philadelphia =; Msnufsctu-
rers and Mechanics 4; Commercial s1sAbank Oh CON-
merce, one cent each share.
sales OF Stocks at PhAlado lphia.
Nov. 3-FRsr BoARp.-$l3o State SIS, 73i 3oo TEXAS
Bonds as ISx: 600 Wilmi gton RR Bonds IS, 1855, -
xrT.n sAIs.so Fraak1 .me Insurance Co ao; ,,So
Stat. Cs wilmington RR SIS, IS, -; 500 Schuykl
Navigation S. IS. tx 5000 Kentucky Bonds ss ios' i~
srnnxn Bossp1Ssoo Unit.d States Loan, ST. IS; $50
North Am.Iiesn ms 20. 700 Kentucky Bo, ,s 81, 0'
AYrya sxLns-so Residing Rk an rena,, Yam. ban1'
2sa do 259,x; 1900 state So, en-; 30 Reading NM IN
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WHEAT
ONE THOUSAND bushels Illinois Wheat, Just landed
~ and Tor sale by T. COLLINS co.
81 "a
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WM w. SHIRLEY, Aucr
PAIENT Iron stone Chns-Glass and Farthenware
Thursday Noy o'clock, =, the Sales room, No
flne street by H.. r. WILLARD Catalogue sale OF $4,000
white dark and hit blue Iron stone ha plates and dish
ss all sizes Tea and Coffee Ware sc China Pitchers rich
retailers hotels and steam boats 30 DAYS credit
Shades, SC. ma her
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AmusEnIENTs.
MR COLLINS . isT ArPEARANC BuI

he T sag i IN, void sailor sSy r.. NERVOUS MAN,
and rps Nam ~ N Sosuy Wsshn NJ raIi;as
IT. consind. - a. 80. ~ I N ~ nv III az
NaSt1 Nr 4" R,,. az rs, Dya,. N,anis NJ. HINT
Door, open :. at hsitps., csloes sad one e:rormass:.
E .ly sG essa: o'clock S'''' r' '''' e'
THIRD HPPEARANcE or MRS PORE
ss eeomiaer m Sh hsnsp mgs
%ss Duke NV
N.a9si 1sli, Ms Jordan: =. n,., y,
'i To Conclude with NICK OF THE WOODS
sIss Ss STp.
" M sfs. OLYMPIC THE1rKF--w,a ,.a,v
III evening N9yrtsTo commence with the Play entitled
CLARKE
Ailsr yhieh for hs Slrd time new farce, eaedshe
s%sfss 81 II Rs AND THE ORANGE BIOS
To conclude with the WIDOWS VICTIM.
Dress circle so cents upper boxes Is pit shng
prsa ae, oS S.n = half mast O'Clock curtain
No., go, 49,, an = . - - IT
VIII At1u oIhhri AhHhinr r,,LhDELrhiA
M seorT ssar sas Manaasf
" Til. Theatre ha, been iicEoaghy isdseSnts% u The
IN hs is,op anu no" e most 0eaao
s %aE s sf1ti 81 H MoSTES SEsTT''
And Mn nnfS S i3'i, o,os III, character Of
wiz M e asHEEssES SovIMbEh
Nj Voha
hosss. H k%aT$
Queen. nj Lewis
OpheIia. ~. ;.......,:;. Mrs Burke
To conclude with oE he s''' o'sana and MI Bonnie
General Taylor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr. Scott
Gs1s5. Worth VI Bowers sally DodIdss, Miss Chapman
for few Ssss and will shorty sppes
WALNUT STREET. TBEATRE PHII-1DEI-P1Ia
Third NIGHT Of THE OPERA
viii gSsSSS%si d ,Ss iS%ii;sSsEsfa Of the
Daniel Robinson F." y. t".'ioHM u, Frazer
ToS Sys cl nsI'%'on MI .s sTsas
Bob Bob ..,..................... ,Bouaton
Ehi' 10 sqs:sa, win III: fare: ;a'' s'S"iA
Bobby g.sa ITa sMw foorMANM Mr. Chapman
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
-, Chambers street.
L s'iabIi'n@."s vi Sss.sd '0'"sa '''' ''' elegant
eson s Mr. chpptndae late st NsIo: GaI
'f In the course sf,he season, which will be but
TWELVE NIGHTS Only,
turn from Europe. "''' appearance SINCE n'' 'e
d viii III $ s
'S MILE BLANGY
MONS HAzAR Ji ins cr,rsrr
Miss Mary TAYLOR. MILF ohhh'iE
Miss Phillips,
also appear in series of light Vaadevs: Full psrsua1s
in few days. nj 81 rrc
n % ~ - AZ - Z, % ~
COMBINING
SELECT FREE AND EASY,n
Ep,rv Ereninp nt The f" STAG HOTEL y Dc Mercer
s,,ss; b.,,,s,n Uono,s ana frnnd ~
s.ee., oeaT g, Lio"n ~ - "'a u,1'sn,
commencing Oh tvr1pEfsaYi sTs D. al ~ CLOCK
NJ, N.v,or Ma Ne Nor,;ne, aud Al, Collin,
n Poiessor VIII pressure al INC imo rore,
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CONCERT,
Vocal and Instrumental
MISS JULIA l. NORTHALL has the honor to an
NL that e viii give Grand Concert at the Apo
10 Rooms Friday evening next, Nov 9Th assisted py the
following di', sTsIdSa ar RosINa pIco
Mr.. BURKE, the eminent Violinst
s MG' b BIZ B BE liNfM. and
The grand Piano upon this OCCASION has been manu-
featured expressly for gentleman oil tins city, py j. Chck
Tickets one dollar to be had also programmes" at the
principal music and the door the Evening oil the
Doors omen at 7-Concert TO commence at O'Clock.
Full psrti cuIars Tomorrow MIR
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
EVERY Performing member OF the Society Is requested
" TO be present at the tehearsais o. sahesSay anu
thursday evening, practise with fu band oil inNru
ments al the socetys rooms. "a 2tIrc
VANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
DICTURE Of the Landing Of Columbus painted by order
Of Congress, exhibiting for short rme IN the
large saloon of the Academy OF Design corner oil broao"y
Open from a oPM. Season tickets 50 cents; sin
lie admission, Is cts; descriptive pamphlets 50.
PROFESSOR ROGERS.
HAVING returned from his Northern and Western tour
in which hts astonishing Developments OF Human Mag
messed by the most enlightened the country, whose
cercaes he has IN his possession announces ~ IN
snon OF ccmmsncng Course OF hi 5 Ss
Broadway nearly opposite N!los, Monday Essnins and
e TUESDAY ssT in
and 3fd street; Thur,dsy at the Lyceu%, hsnem
on Friday e. the Lyee9m staten Island sna "
of Grove and Hudson streets NJ NJ w or ,us-rc
GYMNASIIC EXERCISES.
VIZ FULLER respectfully informs his friends and the
w pubic IA general that he s,il CONTINUES 70 give an
To gentlemen residing Brooklyn, doing business down
this location will be ound most advantageous ana eco
monica, both as 70 n%e and money u che mos, ,n,,oved
principles. o3 lmeodsre
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THE subscriber has the above named and SPLEEN
did Hotel Just completed at the GENRE Of the beautiful
public accommodation tbs Goth inst The Union House
large richly finished aud furnished and offers aed
To all persons dwelling through spnged for
business pleasure Hsving recently kept the United
States Hotel" and "Congress Hail. at Saratoga the SUBJ
scber respectfully his old friends and patrons and
all others, TO sive him call In his new quarters.
8. s. SEMAN.
Springfield. July o., 1916. aus 3m.r
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A RARE CHANCE.
ATE 2e9 Neutrality-suspicious. wanted TO undertake the
II sale OF and useful patented article that be
givsa. Applyto g. ALDEN,
49, No. III Fulton St., N. York.
All letters must he post paid oil I'm o h
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THE INVISIBLE WIG

GO closely resembles the real head OF hair that scepcs
~ and connosseurs have pronounced the most perfect
and extraordinary invention OF the day. The great advantage
Of this novel and unique Wig, is its being made without
sewing which its appearance so closely TO
resemble the natural har both in ghness aud natural sp
pearance, de detection being beautiful,
SO porous. and free that all Of perspraton evapo
nnmpsded and the evils Of other wigs avod
Cd The sceptic and alike invited to inspect
nus novel aud beautiful WIZ and peculiar method Of If
ting the head, the "a G. BARRY lis Broad
way, corner OF Liberty sfrt ct No stairs SIT imsmc
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10 WOOLLEN GOODS MERCHANTS
-, ,,r,,. n. MIGEON " CO,
CLOTHS. CAs5IMEREs. AND sATTINETs RE-
EINISHEnS,
,~rvv,r ~, 70 yii Wfsr srKEEr, N. Y.
X rtEnENCEs and orders for work at Messrs Woolcou
AZ and ssdei 8, Fine street, w G. Langley Co. IS Broad
street, u. Bingham Co, % Pine street. si&amsm
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OLO BOSS RICHARDS i. astonishing 80
fhe citizens and country people with wonder
low prices, for his best quality ard most isshioIsbe
~ md durable Boots AID Shoes. Look for BOSS RICH
ARDS No 325 aud s2a Hudson corner Vsndam st.
n BThousands Of every kind to f the foot and please
the mind. % lmsr
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HAIR DYE

RATCHELDER'S Instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye is alb
- soiuteiy the only article invented that be de-
pendss ON TO color the human hair whske, &c. without
staining or injury to the skim destroying the health and
elasticity Of the hair This fact BY who
nse and take every possible The
or Will not be disturbed By washing and will be
found perfectly uniform and without any Of
sod Wholesale and retail by .t---. = ="
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W IGSI WIGS
RAT( EfLonS new iavsatsA wsgs and seaIps, made of
~ the b sarsral evrl HAIR asd adapted te
mare. 70 the pssslisI style Of zach individual They
epusiy sew svsntss, doing with all the veiafious
a,fssns so Iosg srpsnssssd by those who wear wigs
The public invited to inspect large aud well
bsse bs ahls 70 jySgs tbs effect.
wv. kATCRELOR inventor snd only manufacturer. 4
Wall Broadway Removed from 1855 Broadway
FlSssa " tssv tie sdtrc0 oil TO
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. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN if You want fine
acle Of Boots Shoes call u 3s7 Broadway, where
Hyou find the largest assortment, and the
~ most fashionable IN the city DO mistake the
Der 367 Broadway cor Of Franklin street.
N ga larrc assortment OF Imported French Boots, at
the low price Of Five dollars and the gest Of
shoes Of all kinds. NJ CAHlLL.
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WIN. BACHELOR, WaIist.
Agent m Philadelphia, Eng Roussel. oi3 Imsr

CORBYNS COUGH LOZENGEs-Ths popolar RENE.
dy will be found the eectual one NOV Ia as far the
OF coughs colds hosseness irritation OF the lungs
shortness Of BREATH asthma, Consumption &c This not
like pTepa atoms, got merely to please the palate
but these dttressng which bot Of
fatal when neglected. thousands testify
who have experienced their happy and ssusY effects;
of whom have been educ ed the brink Of the
They promoe free and easy and require
confinement single box will the obstinate
cough that existed. tr
For sale by g. COLBY, chemist &c. ISL Pearl Frank
lin All fort he United States
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FREE CON Q E r rs!

FREE ONCERTS!
SELECT FREE AND EASY"
Every Erening, at the STAG HOTEL" &c Mercer
street, betpesn HoWard and Grand
Commencing on Thursday, Nov. S, at IA O'Clock.
VOCALfSTS.
Mrs. Newton Miss De Mortimer, and Mr.. Collins.
a professor will preside at the Piano Forte,
nj 3issr
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The LONu INLAN y INSURANCE LOMFANY.
CAPITAL 200, 900 DOLLARS.
WITH A SURPLUS.
OFFIcE IL FULTON STREET, BRooKLvN.
CONTINUES TO take risks buildings machinery, mer
~ chndise and properly generally, their usual vora
eft coDfagatens that have occurred the country
they owe their escape from them with comparatively slight
limiting and scattering their risks All losses which the
may will be Jused and paid promptly
he retofore.
The Company take special notify their
New York, of all exprations OF policies
b. W. DkLAMATER, President,
n3 lfnsrc &c. FINN.
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CLARKE's, SAG KS,

CLARKE'c SAG KS,
ZIG Ipufiom strict opposite the Washington Stores,
GRACEFUL AND CHFAP-By purchasing ell my
~ goods for cash, snd giving credit ! am
s.sbss'. efe5 the most tempting Undue the truly
eess~micsi Thus j will make order a coat usually
etssed tfas for SEQ ard SIS for SIS and every
oihs' gsmrRt in proportion am likewise provided with
Ny black cloth Sacks. with silk collars and fronts Sill
selhea low As 81 M 4tissrc
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TROTTING.
PHILADELPHIA HUNTING P.aRK COUR

LONG BREED CANARlES.
~ THE Celebrated stock Of w. s. Broadway, will be
TAE Offered for sale at No John Bird Fanciers
49, inv tied to call and them They are adm ted
to be the best in the United States Chinese Lark
in with the usual variety of and valuable BIRDS
Cages Seeds &c for sale by A. GRlEVE,
o29 lm-rrc' No. John street, N. Y.
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LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.
WILLIAM J. BARKER, formerly with H. Martin, and
w late with W. pbbss tenders his services those
ladies whe desire their heads dressed their dwell
eissls time, dressag 30 50
Do. sbsmPsoisg and dressng :. ..............3o 50
Per Hsnth, every day, proporrionably low.
w j. bs time being wholly devoted to this branch, he
viii eesrpy sers bat his order book will be kept the
ssssbiishiishnsat Of Nine NJ scheltema, III Broadway
ssdsr = New Y:rt Hotel. corner Of Waverly fIaee
the hour sssirsd tor farther particulars enquire Of j.
az hrs rsssesas. u East Broadway as Imsr
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STRAW BOARDS
v'EN TONS Stray Boards, superior guilty. jpu receive
l. and for sale by rERsSE BROOKS,
lmrh IS andsT Nassau It,
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Pm EMlUM BOOTS
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
=. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for So so our own make,
and wsIyaned to give satsfacion fine French imperial
III Dress Boots FIR 81 81. equal those usually sold in
Broadway for Sc or 81, at YOUNG jones' fine
French Boot and Shoe Mandatory of the FASH
i0nable this CITY, Our boots received the highest
praise in the late Fair Of the American Institute for The
sold IN this city Boots Shoes Caters &c made
10 order the shortest notice Mendng &C. done the
store. YOUNG JONES, Ann st.
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GOLD PEN MACHINERY.
THE undernsned offer, for se on Iesssnabe terms Sc
order FOR Diamond Pointed God Pens They
will be accompanied with complete practical Instructions
post paid letter TO NJ TROWBRlDGE, Syracuse, N. Y
o2i 3wAuc
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE
delicious beverage made Of hs puest and Cof
leshss g.ises great popularity, only OF
Ts, t'ty Il ossrs ohousekeepsr, and baehelors By
ming wnh 11e tea spoon full less in cup not
water or mix the pastnbs coffee but also by its
r'er,ty 70 sny csGss prepared il the usual way.
lie nsnufactrrsr having lately aanod
essninG all the favour in tho confident that
VII sew give sstisfnstsn all whs
Ter ssfs AZ Bushsr CO.. No - Majden Lanes W. g. Cor
VIA. Ne 80 Broadway; Gassner Young No l3t Chatham
81, 0stbsrger Chamber and Centre Sco6rld
\ Co. Ne. ~ East Broadway; Johs Mha9 NJ 6, Broad
n l.. gZADEIZkE
sa4 2wsr Manufacturer, Ne. % Murray II.
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- THE and elegant three story brick House high
10 basement and under cellar and yard in 'front.'
built By days work by the owner, stusted the
north side Of Ninth between First Avenue and Avenue
A. in view of ompkins square now being finished and will
be ready for by the LIST Of November The above
repete with all the modern improvements. Terms
fvorables5ooo Of the purchase money may remain on mort
gage Applyto JOHN MCAH1LL,
oso lwsTrc n Wall street the premises.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, 1916.

Hon. John Y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy, &c,
Washington city, d. c.
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IAAES-lSf6
OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, Public Buildings,
Park Oct e. lS6-Notce hereby given that the Tax
Books Tor the this Office and
am ready TO receive the taxes due them. All
paying their taxes the list day OF Janusy will be
allowed deduction the amount equal to interest the
rate Of calculated the day of pay
70 the LIST day Of February Office hours for
taxes from A M. until 2P. NJ
JOHN STEWART, Receiver Of Taxes.
Persons sending full description OF their property this
Office, will have their bills them they he had
~ any time bv personal appli cation. OBJ 6trc
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-25
PINEY POINT PAVILION.

A ME OF the most convenient, splendid, and pic
~ uresque salt water bathing places in the United
States, will be opened for visiters The 18th instant
for the summer campaign The Pavilion and its &C
Communications 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 nj the houses or in the open surf aOng the sound
ing shore" fresh and constant sea breeze Sc Is in
in the afternoon, and continues all night till eight or
ten in the morning The Pavilion commands a view
of the debouchure of the Potomac into the Chesa-
peake Bay, the river in front being nearly ten miles
wide. 1t ID within eight hours steamng from Wash
ington, twelve from Baltimore, and twelve from
RichnOnd.
n ssas91 The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain
EszHnL Guyther, leaves Baltimore every Sa-
askasssszsssA- turday evening, stops at Pney Point
early on Sunday morning, and return to Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY. The steamer OCEOLA, Capt. Nit
chell, leaves Washington OH Wednesdays and Saur-
days on her way To Norfolk, and returns Tuesdays
and Fridays, touching at the Point in both directions
landing and receiving passengers
The proprietor, with these advantages of his esab
lishment, end with corps of obging servants good
fare, good music, boats for sailing, and the usual
cessories of watering place. 0ge her with moderate
charges, confidently casts hmselfupon the public ap
probation. j. II. BIRCH,
United States Hote,, Washington.
N. B. In addition to the above facilities for visiting
Piney Point travellers have now thira conveyance
by the splendid Steamer MOUNT VERNON, which
leaves Baltimore every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENING, at O'Clock, P. NJ, for Acduia Creek,
and returns to Baltimore on MONDAYS s. THURS
DAYS, stopping always at Pney Point both going
and returning al5-f
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AMooRE,s pECrORAL mIxTuRE. /,

RMOORE'S PECTORAL MIXTURE. In
IFA offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that II is no qnack
remedy to all diseases nor is IL recommended as
a cure for consumption; it is prepared from the re-
cept OF the late nr. Moore, Of Philadelphia and is
certain remedy for Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections II will also be fouad useful in the incl
pient stages of bronchitis Numerous certificates
could he obtained from those who have derived bene
ft from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary, as
trial OF will be sufficient recommendation o. its va
iue as a remedy in the ahase mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
ni2-tf No. lS2 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-25

A FFLrCTED REAO-SlO0 will be paid 10
IN any one who can produce single case of eer
tain delicate disease that the AMERICAN COM
POUND will not speedily and radically cure. II rs
free from Mercury, and all other deateroas drugs;
pleasant to the taste and requires restriction in
diet Thousands have been cured by the compound,
in all stages of the disease being adapted Ia all class
es those of Il weakened constitution will find il high
ly beneficial. 1t has long heen used in the private
practice of physician with unerring success, radi-
caly removing every vestge Of the disease in ninety
nine cases of the hundred Put up in half pint bot
ties, with full directions, and for sale at 1903 Baltimore
ST.; corner Of Pratt and Charles sts.; No. 425 west
Baltimore street; Of Gay and Saratoga streets,
and at Z. Stot's, Washington city; No. 2ss Marsh
Market Space. jel5 3m
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40 HANCE's HOARHOUND Hno
So CANDY, VIC
THE GREAT r. REMEDY

#2ughs, Colds, Splitting of Blood and HodTseness
ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
SHOULD GIVE II A TRIAL.
Ii Price Tt0enty- Fire Cents per Package,
Or Fipe Packages for 81.
sale by SETH s. HANCE, lob Baltimore st,
lbmer Charles and Pratt SITS. ap24
FIAT UNRIVALLED CAR1IINATlVE.
EBOW ERS' INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
#hr Medicine now in use among various families
| first responsibility throughout the country.
INERS' CORDIAL can be given to the most
4 infant with perfect safety. For children, or
#Adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
M will be found Of incaculable benefit, For
.children who are afflicted with weakly or de-
|. led state of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
Beneficial. Children while teething suffer great
BIT of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
I anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
ers' Infant Cordial" exerts, by its very soothing
Ties, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
/ let no family be without this invaluable reme-
Price 25 cents.
sale wholesale and retail by
G P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner of Howard and Marion streets.
Rt retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
former of Madison and Howard sts.; DIR. e. H.
ms, corner of Market and Green sts.; n. Lemon,
[r of Market and Poppleton sts.; A. G. Ridgely,
III of Howard and Pratt sts.; j. Fl Perkins & Bro
|c0ner of Green and Franklin SITS; ii. w. An
h, Hill ST.; G. K, Tyler, corner of High and Mar
|s.; DR.. T. Rountree, Bel-Air Market; Thos @.
|ins, Broadway, Fe''s Point; ]. B. Stansbury,
hes ST.; G w. Tucker Pratt and Eden ST.; II. j,
High and Pratt ST.; G.. P. Rogers, corner of Paca
kittle Green street; DR.. RRburg Pratt and Paca
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