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BALTIMoRE, Nov. s, 1916.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 8, ls46.
Remains Of CO... Cross-7tIal of en- Governor Thomas
The Stammering Tragedian -.4nderson-New York
EIeetion-Markets &c.
The remains of the gallant Col Cross who SO br-
tally murdered the Rio Grande by the Mexicans pr
orto the commencement of hosttes, in this
city. They to be conveyed to Washington this NOR
veral Of our military companies.
The trial of ex Governor Thomas for assault Dr.
Tyler of Frederick is to that place to-day
The Ex-Governor will make attempt to show the mo.
tive of his attack which he have the con-
ceang from him the aedged fact that his wife had been
delivered of child by hm-which is believed to be
hallucnaon of the brain. He also charges the Doctor
learn. who is member Of the society Of Friends with
taking improper liberties with his wife while visiting her
professionally.
Joseph Rodgers young printer makes his debut this
evening at the Museum tragedan, in the trial
OF shyiock There is popularity about him that will
attract large audience. He is of the most invete
rate sammerers that probably has ever lived In fact il
almost be said that he talk at all Still he
rece with all the beauty and seadiness of imagin
able Should he succeed we'll the Museum it is
Pected that he will receive engagement at the Hoi
day street Theatre.
Mr.. Anderson continues to draws excellent houses at
the Holiday street theatre. Last night he appeared in
Shy lock- sustained by Jameson as Iago, and actually
took the house by storm have scarcely ever witness
ed such enthusiastic approval from an audience
The returns of the New York election have quite para
yzed the democracy in these parts whilst the wings
almost IN paroxysm of joy. IL is supposed here that
foung's majority will exceed 10 900 votes
MARKrrssaes of Howard street flour made yester
Sodsr inS ssI III Sp Se % s. So %hsh
tled Sales Of City Mills flour made Monday
s. % p sne tf'ni
however have ceased operate until the
alta a2tk cts
Sales of stochs mt Baltimore.
1 3D. .%s1. s. IL ssS IS sds
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares AZ asked ass bid
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MR. MOORE, who arrived here in August last, IN the
IVA Gladiator from London requested TO call az No 100
Pearl street, where he will receive important nforma
tion. - 1wsrh
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AGENTS IN NV YoRK=CHARLEs H. RINd, corner OF
Broad and John r. A. SANDS 1888 Bowery f. b.
WARNER 205 Blocker street. JIG HART 3is Grand corner
Norfolk L; LEWIS, 3a7 Greenwich DcpD, ~ Broadway;
street, Brooklyn; B. OLDs Son, Newark JOHN PEARSON
Railway Mrs KDDER, 100 Court street, Boston; DuRGIN
T. Co. l42 Water street N. Y. ole I'm MWFrr
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The beams out gloriousy to-day and has quite in
vgorsed the dsconsolate morals who had been fretng
the election results and the dsagreeable nature of
the weather. The atmosphere is rendered bracing by
brisk breeze from the northwest and thoroughares
are thronged with ladies taking advantage of the first op
portunity for promenade they have had for week.
The trotting matches the Hunting Park course,
nxed for yesterday, were again postponed until next
Tuesday account Of the weather and the heavy
of the track.
The mutneers of the bark POns were brought before
the Mayor this morning. but the hearing postponed
until tomorrow, and portion admitted to bail.
The Baltimore telegraph in order for a short time
last evening allowing the transmission of election results
in New York and New Jersey, and this morning opera
tons were resumed without difficulty. the moisture
which caused the dissipation of the fluid having been ab
sorbed in consequence of the change in the weather
The proposed opening of the Schuylkill Canal which
breaks caused by the late rains near Potsye This is
peculiarly unfortunate, boats have been loaded
at the mnes in anticipation of being able to proceed
The grand musical festival to be given this evening
in the spacious saloon of the Museum, will doubtless
command the attendance OF brilliant audience Quite
galaxy of talent is to be brought forward this
sion including the lion pianist, De Meyer Mr.. Joseph
party, and Mr. Herman Thorbecke.
Mile Blangy, and Mr. Hazard appear together in the
ballet OF Gisels," this evening, at the Arch Street
Theatre.
The seguins nightly attract fashionable audiences to
w street Theatre, rewardng
manager with q well filed treasury.
The National Circus is also occupied by dense throng
every evening. The Camp IN the Wilderness" is still
the attraction
The -four market is quiet; those interested in the ar
Gle holding hack for the of the Britannia No sales
worthy OF note have occurred.
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
fIRsr BoARp-s 200 y L osn, S. 81, a5; $500 do s3
AFrEh sALEs-Sil33 5 Losa, 5, 81, 81.
SEc9sp Ano-sch Nav. soh: 1000 Reading RR BIDS 70;
Meehs Bank. 233S; Penna Blk $50
After sALnsoeO LehIgh 6s 3 Penna Blk 27o 400 City
s. TI 900 Sch Nav, vs. 400 Reading KR BIDS 10; Phla
" Trenton Rk, 125; 10 Camden Bk. 49,
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Bosros, Nov. 5, ls45.
Ihe Sieamu-Psd Office Laws-Young .lmsrica--.Sirori
-Theotriedis-Markefs, &c.
here II 10 November 9th, and signs of the steamer
now sixteen days out we hardly know what to make
Of 1t here, unless some Of you Gothamtes have sent
somebody down East to stop her; however we are all
confident that she must be in before this day is over and
then for scrabble. There be sorts of
sent to New York-horse, foot and dragons and he
who gets in first is a lucky fellow.
The case Of James VI. Thompson, proprietor Of the
Western express, for violations of the Post Office laws
commenced in the United States Court on Tuesday
but postponed for fortnight, before any progress,
had been made the counsel for the defendant objectns
to certified transcripts from the books of the Post Office
being introduced evidence prove that the route be-
tween Albany and Boston was post route. The Judge
tWoodbury) disposed to admit these subjects
cepton but the District Attorney wishing the case TO
20 up TO the supreme Court except the broad ques
ton OF the contuonaly OF law had the put of in
order TO enable him to obtain evidence
Klaus Choate Thompson's counsel managed the open.
ing o. ,hs case IN most mastery manner, and to
tne language oil one OF the parties own upon the
prosecuting attorney like a bag of sand"
foung America aid the have at last found
uHget which Will stand DR.. s. q. Howe of Greek no.
torety Is the man, but his letter 10 the comm,tee ac
cepng me nomination. would hardly appear IL su the
nos, ~ % VINO are expected to support him. as the
mus. Vi hem are antiwar and and b ,,Ls
OF handinR up TO be shot at and falling 1; 49, rs
others to march over him s ID o'ch ior
, To'wnnns The severe storm of last night sivori
nsu Isn muse AZ ms concert and his 49,
In perfect Juror lie Is truly the grs.., % were
what ever was The theatres were also wsi, niue man
lently. uone most excel
The wings here in ecstacies abou, A..
your election, and the pomposity Of the a,I us o.
with Christian fortituds, and look forward to
The market for all descriptions OF goods YESTERDAY ~
remarkably inactive, both on account Of the storm ana
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- - -.
FE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 Il P H.:
Msmns Of s New Yo,s cosgs q Medicine and
continue to direct their particuisr attention to ali a.
persons requiring medical treatment safe anS pemansS,
cure without injury to the constitution or from
cation to the College b those disei:
One Of the members the College for many years con
neced with the principal hospitals IN Europe the 81
FSR44ST ' To cSU isfss
living in the country, and finding nconveuient makV
tanning al medicine requisite 70 perform radical b.
%s ssT s,s sd Sshss ss q:
any, and enclosing g. posJps'd 1ddle s; sns e
IS Nassau street. New York.
vELPEAU's sPECIFIL FILLS
se ana III
These Pills the result Of twenty years experiences in the
CIV 81 s rsS s:
shorter than any other remedy without satns he
BREATH dsssreeing wig, the stomach or confinement nom
THE ToSf MfXSTGkE, prepared y sss College Of
confidently recommended Tor ali cases Of DEBILITY produced
BY secret ndusenes or e.ce.. Of kind IL nvaius
Single 81 case. hafa dozen ss carefully
packed. and sent to all parts ofths uuion.
RECORDS ALIE..AT'vE MIXTURE.
FOR the permanent of prlma- secondary syphilis
ef ny
All persons suspectng venerea tain their
TEN, should this powerful purifier without delay
consider himself safe after having the
disease, without thoroughly cleansing the system with this
Justly celebrated Alternative.
for ssa ss-: Ks p sS !: s. s' II dozen
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
DREPARED by the New York College Of Med,crne and
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackey
This refined and highly concentrated extract all
the punfynga uaites and curative Of tho above
herbs confidently by the College superior
Of Sarsapara at present before the public
from impure state Of the blood such scrofula ana
salt rheum ring worm botches pimplcs ulcers pain
the bones joints nodes, eruptons liberated
sore throat or any arising om the secondary eec
of syphilis or m inudicious use Of mercury.
Sold m single bottIes.at rs cents
in OF hslfs doren bottles 43@
one dozen H0
Cases forwarded to ali parts of the Union.
MA very liberal discount wholesale purchasers
o"'' '''- W. B. RICHARDSON, M,p,.
cav Naasaa stsees New fmx.
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CAUTION,

CAUTION,
ITO HOTEL AND sTOREKEEPERs against a per
from Philadelphia, trying to palm upon them
article Of Wine Bi,tes and Wild Cherry Brandy,
sand be manufactured by This inform the public
that have travelling under the Of Tobias
cepting my son, Joseph +. Tobias
s29 lmsr No. 60 North Third ST.. Philadelphia
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CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF The LUNGs
g 9 g 9 g 9 g 8 8 SffS {
DR. SWAYNE'S
CQMPOU D 8YRUR


50 SSSSS4 9SSsS -
DIR. sWAYNE's
WILD CHERRY.
o'' In: Sss 6is$s sSis
cS.S sss Fl
the most eifeetual and
known for
above diseases,
DIR. swAYN WIS Se a$ssRyI SYRUP OF
- which profess be Of value The human family
rs sfRTp 6 Il.
ss p"
remedy could be named which in so short
The Psse h.. pso1ms$ Ia;
Others 'f BIZ :T issSi.'s 81 Fs 9SSh COLDS
Mssy Sf wifi so
1s
per with your tituons II you TO live good
fsR Il E
%sas @ az e
$ di s
" s ssT NJ sssS Fhs lei;
@ IN M
a. sss to ,s.,
should be observed purchase from the regularly appointed
sfTi9cipsl Once, corner of EIGHTH and RACE Streets
) 3 3 3 B 5 3 B 3 3 3 B B 8
aohSIs IN NV Nv ,s So Sn ~ isa Ror,.rvE
Way ana g9hn streets; n A. e4Sps iSs r. d.
WAkSEh <v' oeecAe streer 1.C. iiAN 9'o
=. II LEws oS DJpD 80 ao Sl,o
WYATT ana kETcbA ~ ~ Slon Nlrs. Tai, r., Is .a.c
street brooklynj D. OLps q SON NeWnp, .ohN
kahwayi MRS kIpDER 100 Court street Boston; DusGnN
So roImang y. Dfna roV'oence' 1s IL
x 90. Lz w aler street. N. =. o,o I'm VI w = 7
CHEAPEST AMI BEST INSTRUCTION
,,,sro,v IN VIZ W.. Inv.
M BklSTOW respectiuliy announce: ms return 70
Day and Evening Pupils, at
No 303 Broadtcay, corner Of Duane street
superio. and Eegaat System Of WIRING taught with GER
Brlstow.
cate and fashion, bic hand truly elegant
for every oceupston Of life matter how bad egi ble
cramped defective the writing may be.
in three days o2s eodimsrrc :
L A., a, a ~, : p -, a A., =.
onnE N ~ M . ~ ,h oyn.n,
" all tne remedies YET assoverea ioI Ins a
leaves odor the breath of diet
drink exposure or busness and adapted to every age
sex, and condition, Patient. may rely that this rs 20
up mas long Dsss Ssd "a .ns
radically curing ninetynine cases OF the hundred and
present the most popular remedy IN neghbonag city
botte curing nine out OF ten Emil drsc
tons accompany each fote SOLD wholesale by Comstoek
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COAL.
AM now selling the Peach Orchard Coal at IS for
large nut 90 egg and screened and delivered
in the best order from the yard Of King and Green
nj lmeodsrc PETER CLINTON.
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DEPOT OF FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS
WARE,

II GERARDlN Agent Cor the Manufacturers, has re-
ceved from arrivals and offers for sale
low prices large Vases of all sizes
plain white aud fancy decorated Dinner Dessert and Tea
.eui Fancy Cups, Mugs with name. and mot.oes Cologne
Also for less han splendid Dessert Service Of
French Cut Glass a graved.
N. B-Orders received for the gliding and painting
Erench or English China. o4 I'm eod*r
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AN INFALLIBISE CURE FOR PILES.
nR. UPHAMS VEGETABLE ELECTUARY-Is an
~ eeciua cure for this most distressing malay own
mistake about It's safe and e6cscious
pleasant action No fear OF taking cold while under its
influence. change in diet taken according
10 directions for life ! guaranteed.
Hundreds Of certificates may be by calling the
prietor his agents Of performed by this medic
TO- ga and 80 standing Sold wholesale and REAL by
the proprietor les Bowery; WYATT u KETCHAM, lsl
Fulton N. Y; Brooklyn, G. Stearn 1874 Frlios H.
Maltoou. cor MYRTLE Ayenue and Pear Prc, IA
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NO CURE NO PAY.

nR. CORBITT, 10 DUANE Street, Member of the Royal
- College OF Surgeons London may be consulted in the
Of delicate diseases. practice of four
years devoted venereal diseases enables Dr. C. to
the form Of this disease Recent cuved in
two weeks without any pain. Constitutional debility
Those individuals who have INDUCED certain oahs0me
habit positively restored to health and society DrC
has removed his Office nsuuated by certain mush
Johnsons NJ 1msr
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T LIE CHEv'R DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
L BARCA, Minister Penpoteutisry from the Court Of
Donna Isabel ii Queen Of Spain the United States
Washington do that have known Dr. A. C. CASTLE,
geneman standing in his profession Of medi-
al may place fullest confidence his skill and nteg
rity. Signed A. CALDERON DE LA BARCA.
and performs operation pertaining tho restoration Of
the mouth and feefh so I'm $rh
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WIGS! WIGS!
RATCHELOR's new invented Wigs and scaps, made Of
ID hsir and adapted the most easy
manner the peculiar style Of each individual They are
entirely doing wuh all the yeratious
Difficulties long erpeneneed by those who wear wigs
The public invited inspect large and we'll selected
stock. containing variety of and color; hev will
then be able 10 Judge the effect. .
VIM. BATCHELOH, inventor and only manufacturer, 3
Wall street, Broadway Removed from iss Broadway
r'sase IN copy the address, oil lmsrc
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hk. COkBllT, member Of the unlversty Of New ork,
also of the medical society informs his patrons and the
public that he has removed his Office from Duane
Reade street. three doors from Broadway Dr. having
ms practice the treatment of delicate diseases for
the lest u with certainty all
Dr. Corbt informs the public that there no other Dr.
Corb in the city, and that he has connection with the
had disease in all its forms. Open from
A. M till . p. M. n26tsrc
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Ships Moptezuma, for LiveIpool; Wellington for London
Oneida for Havre Arcole for Morselles and all the other
outward bound vessels, have anchored at the Spit
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WILD CHERRY.
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATION
Coughs Colds Asthma, Bronchitis Liver Complaint, Spit
ting Blood Difficulty Of Brssthng Pain in the Side
and Breast, Papitaton OF the Heat Influenza,
Group, Broken Constitution, core Throat,
Nervous Debilitv and all diseases OF
the Throat. Breast, and Lungs;
the effectual and
speedy
known for
any OF
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M ARkiED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH 10 interest
lv1 them by perusng Moral Physiology written by the
Hon. H. D. Owen, with additions and alterations by r. 0o
M D. Were this book carefully read by married
person. and its advice strictly followed per,uadsd
The of poverty and the prospect Of large family Of
children, which could be but poorly reared many
here work that will tell you important which
may obviate all Price OF book
For sale by Zeiber Co. Of Chestnut Sd Streets
Philadelphia and booksellers; and the Editor Ann
street, New York. lm*r
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living in the country and finding incpnveuent makV
personal application have forwarded them chest
tanning al medicine requisite 10 perform rsdic b.
their explicitly together with all symptoms
time Of contraction and treatment received elsewhere
any and enclosing S. postpaid, addressed TO
w. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ D.,
Nassau street. New York.
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LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.
WILLIAM BARKER, formerly with II. Martin, and
w late with W. Dibbee tenders his services those
ladies who may desire their heads dressed their dwell
lings, the following terms:-
Do. shsmPooinx and dressing; .....so 80
Fer month"; every day, proportionably Low. .
w. J. BIS time being wholly devoted to this branch he
will sore but his order book will be Kept q the
sstablishiishment Of Nine NJ Scheltema IN Broadway,
under The New York Hotel. corner Of Wsverly Place,
the hour desired For further particulars enquire Of W
his residence, 81 East Broadway. sis lmsr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
NEW YORK s,,n,lav n, .,

NEW YORK, Saturday Oct. 3D..
riRE.-The fremen yesterday. had their
hands sbaudantly full of work. There was no
less than seven fires from z in the evening un .
ni IN the following morning.
The first was at Lovejoy's Hotel. and was
discovered under suspicious circumstances.
young man well dressed and apparently
respectable, took lodgings there, and was RI.
ced IN room in the upper story. Abont 2
IN the evening he went cut, and in ten min.
otes afterwards fire was discovered in his
room, the door of which was forced omen and
the bed was found on fire. II was soon es-
nnguished, and on examining his trunk il WAS
found TO contain nothing.
The next was at quarter pas, eight tho
store Of Mr.. Leopold. No. 81 Maiden Lane
out this was exiinguished with triflinr da,n.
age.
AT O'Clock, stable, No. 81 Vestry street.
was destroyed, and one horse burned to death
at - o'clock, there wase slight fire in Bar
row ST.
At hall past 3, several stables in 10Th 81.
near the 9th Avenue, was destroyed, and two
horses burned in them.
AT o o'clock, dwelling and Stable No. 81
Second avenue were MISUNDERSTANDING to-
tai OF seven fires within twelve hours.
There are no doubt that in, endiaries are a.
broad. and il behoves the Police TO keep a
watchful eye on their movements.
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ERrsyprrAs,.

hftLAf Is only among many OF ne mime,
80 snen's which originate ~ lmruriics OF thr 49,,
.Felehcc mas shown thai few. n Sav. are A ore ar
70 vvere come. But the Cickeaer sussr Cos.cd Ne
shs have grappled successfully With n in cxc,
as Jones. OF Albany. upyv ards of "a 49,
80 nsd zen sn Jcci 10 rerodes re.urns OF tbIse,
pst neni her earliest infancy; aud iattcriy hn hc -.
osnuy slccted. a. TO furnish indications of de-.r-si
.sneei Recourse was had. formerly 10 the f,,,I,
nyslcisn, hut his prescription only dove The
ooeior nnsiy reeonm crdcd hox OF Ieess PHI. h.,
n'"esh some mistake Of the Apothcrary,s rle.I ~,
OF 'tckenct's sugar Coated Nece sAie p,,r.... 10y
wss sent In their stead Having little faith !, ri,,
~ aescrirtion AID being rather sarersi,,ons ,,,,s
eoneIuoed maj Providence had hand In a.. 49,
,luon, and sner AL II might turn out for IN. -, ~"
~ scoofdingiy made use them. The r-.,,l, ~, =
-, 49, e'. then no cause to rerrc. fheir sn,'s
hS Ss hotons. The patient raoidy recove-e5 .s ~
no misek OF Erisypeias since The ns,.,a nss
,,c ueisned AZ the supposed success OF nj. rr.s,
, o,, w wss 30 completely asonished when h. s
y, sea ms error that he resolved fiom thai ,nc s
h',s sugar Coated Vegetable fi- For sac nv INC
80 A. q. FAIRCItIIn
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NEW Wholesale
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
~

10 fir undo, signed received their Pan oh sf
DRY GOODS. tAOLt siNNLN fOa wAOLkssLt>o. ap<
LSvO pnrchased the decline in prices eOnseQues
upon recent TaTi and otherwise with
avsaage their favor, arc prepared 70 Job COCOA On
t.rrs the Eastern cities eanohsr.
last he's that business done on short pro
rts for cash win he most acceptable, and induces tbsr 70
Relieve that with their annie variety OF goods and The
rus ecbtsge charged. they will be enabled 70 suppU
all dealers who call aud examine. on satisfactory ttrs
u not ~ ssni>s to snumeas Sohr leading sncles
q M index to Their stock In general.
Brown NusiinA. Sheetings and ehitings. of dftrcss
qualities aud widths. -old prices and or
shipment. Woolcns--Such a. sSincts flsrreir. Ket.
Jeans Ilnseys. low priced easmere- and cfoths
the reduced Ires. Cxshmote~. NJ. de LANES. co.
tursr. Meriroe- Ginghss and all descriptions II dre~s
yoods including the style Calico. Cashmere aud ~
do Lame Rohe-. Canton Flsnnes, Table DIAPERS bfovsn
pares do, Brown iolsnds Irish linens, Domestic Cling
hams. TGtiv velvefs. plaid 10 al elinings.
White GOeds--Such ss lacee, cap ncits, Svss, Eook
aud Jaceonct nsuslins. plain and plaid csuifics
style neits Bishop lawn, Tarleion mnsiins and long
lawns. Fancy Articles. including Bonnets. Ribbons,
Flowers, silks, Shswl., Handkerchief, &c. &c.
Notons-ftns. Nrcdes, spool and skein Bo<c, patent
Threads Hooks and Eyes, cotton cord Dress whsshone
corset soes style Buttons Of all kinds suspendsrr
Cloves Hosiery, nett and nils TeIes, cunhr 10th
blessing aud ivory. rnhrelas.
Isilots Itinimtugs.-hesi canvass and adding IN
eias, sk snd wostsd eergcE. lest blue sewing eih.
Twist and Thread. new syio buttons bindings and -
French cloths and cSssmcres, new Neiing-, Twees~.
" BrAvER TErDs," anew article Tor pvereoat-: lsht
CLOTHS f elCaks, huc hankeiinF, plaid iuseys so ts,
the artclce Of Dry Goods, to Ne found
stock. TALLANT DELAPLhlN.
Wheeling Sen. -. 1910.
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GREATCURE
oF NERVOUS iEADACTIr. nv Tttr
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE

I
Ny daughter endured almost in,oe,,.,. s,,e..,.,.,
we NoCs ilEADAcEE, FOR FIVE years and no,hing
"a ~ give elie had the curiosity TO get HOY OF
ctns rus, OF o. Dexter, An any and rave no,
saosc; which showed she derived immediate heneSt
Soafnee now taking The place of curiosity oIaa ned
zoe agency OF these good ills have sold rrea, M.
nv, because can honestly recommend them Ny dangh
e y now perfectly wen, aud Is attending the Albany
Female Seminary. NM .NsfSS'9
Eas, Albany: N. v. April, 1876.
The aborc gentleman. n respectable Mer-
Giant. Is kaotcn universally in Albanv.
This IN TO certify that have the Sugar co.,e, ain
manufactured hy g. Benz Smith. of New York for son.
,i'ne and relieve them to he good medicine; and also
rom enquiry IN that city, am persuaded that hs is the
orgin inventor. and therefore is entitled 60 the hr,e,
of the invention g NIIIfaNS 'S''
= Pastor lat Baptist Church. pittsburgh
othee i7o Greenwich II. large brick b,oek
Pills. F" i""isn Negetahie
" ''And see that G. BenI Smith il wntrr,x ,v,..
pen on the bottom OF the Ion wa"
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