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A UCEION BARGAINS.

IA WILL OPEN THIS DAY
LARGE LOT OF GOODS, BOUGHT AT TRUsS-
TEES SALE, AND WILL BE SOLD AT 80 PER
GENT. LESS THAN FORMER PRICES.
FOR L.ADIES-One Of the largest Stocks of Dress
SILK, entirely new, and very rich, ever offered in this
ciy Rich black Mantilla SILKS plain fig'd and satin
strpd; new style French CASIlNIERES, Nous de
LANES; new style Cashmere ROBES; high colOrcd
Tartan PLAIDS, entirely new; new style CLING
HAMS, superior quality rich white DamaSk SILK, for
evening dres.cs Embroidered ROBES, in white and
colours; Taraton ROBES, Swiss Jaconrt, Tarlatons
Book, Indian Book MUSLINS.
{G3-SH.AVLS-SiI.AU LS.-Embroidcrcd Canton
GRAPES French Cashmere; Tcrkcria Printed, very
rich; rich silk, embroidered Cashmere; Saxony Net
SHAWLS.
Terkcria SCARFS, SILK do
Scarlet ana fancy cold Grape SCARFS
! Cartoon extra fine Thread Edgngs and IaCes
Do Swiss Inscrtings and Edging~ very fine
French Needle Work COLLARS and inside do.
Cuffs, Sleeves, Sc.
z-FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Black, Blue,
olive Brown, Green, Brab, French, English and Do
nestle CLOTHS, from 50 to $40; sup. Black and Fan
cy CAsslneIes, all prices; sup, embrO'd Satin, Plain
satin, Velvet, Cashmere and Silk VISITING; a full
stock ofGlovcs, Idkts Crayats HOSIERY Under Shirts
Drawers, Sc, 80.
LINEN GOODS--LinCn Cmnbrc llDKFS., all pri-
Cos; Rich Embroidered and Revere DOrdered Linen
tambrlc llDKFS; Irish LINEN; Linen SIIEETING;
DamaSk Table CLOTHS and Table Damask; Bird Eve
and Huckaback DIAPERS; Dalnask Napkins: Scotch
HOhLONS, Brown do, white do, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS-Beachcd and Brown DO
all kinds; PRINTS of every variety arrI
price; SATrlNEfTS all prices, very cheap; OSNA-
BURGS; COITONS; heavy fulled CLOTH, tor SER
wants wear, Sc, &c.
Merchants visiting Baltimore respectfully invited
to call and examine my STOCK; they will find many
choice and desirable Goods, which not kept in EX
elusive Jobbing Stores. Prices as low as any house
in the city. J. EDWARD BIRD,
No. 209 Baltimore-st.
d3l between Light and Charles.
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HAMS, UAMs!l HAMS,,,

wv have now ready for sale parcel of our best
w new Sugar-cured bacon HAMS, to which the
attention of our customers cOnoScur and others are
politely invited. We also have very nice smoked and
packed BEEF TONGUES, smoked Beef, Bacon and
Lard Beef and Pork packed both for the American and
European markets-all of which we offer for sale at
moderate prices,
VAN BRUNT & ADAMS,
Lexington ST., opposite the
d3)dT Market House,
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dealt

l-We invite the attention of the public to the GER
tificates of cure performed by DIR, CULLEN'S IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certainly goes
ahead of any heretofore published The High standing
of the gentlemen whose given as having wit
Messed this cure, prccudes the possibility of imposition
There is large number of persons now taking their
medicines in this city, whose residence will be given by
applying to the Agents, whose names will be found at
tached TO the certificates. de22
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03- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Cola and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard aud Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases Breast pins Earrings; Silver Plated Cake BIAS
KETS; Britannia Ware; invited to examine CAB
REL d.. CLARK'S assortment, which is complete
at his Old Established Store, Water Cd dooro
Calyert. ...... . .......... .. .. i.... de11
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IRON FOUNDRY;

Recently occupied blythe late Jas, G. ltftsom
The subscriber has resumed business in me above
establishments and is prepared to furnish to order all de-
scriptions of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON TUR-
Ming and FITTING; PATTERNS for MACHINE
WORK accurately made and for AGRICULTURAL
and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved in the best
style G Orders respectfully solicited ana punctuai-
ly attended to- JOHN CoChhhNE'
d23 tap IL.
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f65-TIIE SECOND ANNUAL. SACRED CON
CERT. The undersigned would most respectfully in
form the benevolent public that their second Annual
Sacred Concert, for the benefit of the Home Mission
airy Society, will be held ON NEW YEARS EVEN
ING. Is Il. at : O'Clock, in FANEl"rE STREET ME-
THODIST CHURCH, under the direction OF PrOics-
sOr T. SHAW; and as some o. the hest singers in the
city have kindly volunteered their assistance for the
occasion, they flattcr themselves that it will he one of
the hest of the See Programme at the door on
the evening of the Concert
Tickets 10 be had ut he book stores OF l. p. Cook
Armstrong & Berry, and at the door the evening of
the performance. A. Drummer,
J. BARLOW,
II. WILLIS,
d3D RI Jesse H. MAGRJTDFR
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THE CoyENANr-a Monthly Magazine, de-
voted to Odd Fellowship and General Litera :
turo, We have received the January number
(bcing the first of vol. g. from the publisher,
Mrs Catharine Nelson. We observe that the
Rev VIM X. Dean has been associated with
the Rev. Albert Case, ID. G., Sire, in the edit
ing of this work. This number contains good
representation oftho Odd Fellows Hall in this
city. We have not leisure TO examine the
contents of the number.
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THE U. S. MILITARY FORCE IN MEXICO
According to an official account of the present
condition ofthe Army, it appears that our mil
itary force in Mexico amounts to s,47S regu-
lars, ard le Sill volunteers In all s4,9S4,-
The number under Gen. Taylor, is 1872; under
Gen Wool, 1880; and under Gen. kearnsy,
S,ss2.
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an sritnu Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER,
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 81 1916.

Go,gaNoR's MESSAGE We published IN
Yesterdays paper, so full an abstract OF '"''
document, NJ to render it unnecessary to insert
It in cxtenso. Tho most important portion OF
tbo message is that which relates to the finan-
e,al condition of the State, which is represent-
edas prosperous beyond our antciPations; the
receipts of the year having been SslS, TOE,
whilst the whole current expenditures, nclud-
ing interest on the State debt, are given at
Ss5l.62l. This would leave surplus OF
sos ,63I. IT, as is proposed in the message, the
interest due be funded on the first Of July next,
to tho amount of $1,000 900, the above sur
plus will nearly pay the interest which will
thus accrue on the newly funded debt, at the
rate olsiX per cent--u rate of interest which
Justice demands should be adSptcd-tor the
State has no right to compel any creditor to re-
ceve less than legal interest upon his debt
1t will be thus seen, that the present laws pro-
vide ample revenue to authorize the legislature
to fix day for the resumption of payment;
and we hope that there will be no further de-
lay upon this subject. For this happy result
Governor Pratt deserves great credit; for it is
by his independence and tirmness mainly, that
the State is placed in its present prosperous
condition. He pointed, with fearless hand,
10 sources Of revenue which were considered
by many OF bis political friends, as of doubtful
propriety, and Of course he did not escape CEN
sure for the boldnoss of his recommendations.
Happily he was sustained by the intelligent
and interchangeable chairman Of the committee
of ways and MEANS John Johnson, Esq } and,
as consequence, we have now fair prospect
of seeing old Maryland resuming her station
among the honorable States Of the Union.
We think that it may be safely calculated,
that the revenue for the ensuing year, will eX'
Ceed that Of the past, as we have no doubt
there VIII be a considerable increase of re-
GENTS from works Of internal improve
menl: SO that payment being once resumed,
we shall have no apprehension that suspension
will again become necessary. Whilst the pei
pie Of the State are thus engaged in sustaining
the public faith, they will have the consolation
to know, that, by The operation of the sinking
fund, the principal Of the debt is being rapidly
liquidated-and that the whole amount will be
DISCHARGED in about thirty years. We con-
graduate our fellow.citizens on the frightened
prospects of the State, and upon the death blow
which has been given to reputation.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SARATeGA. We learn
from the Norfolk Herald and Bacon slips,
that the U. S. ship Saratoga, Com, ShuJrick ,
arrived at Norfolk on Tuesday, in lilty-four
days from Rio Janeiro. Among her passen-
gers are, Mr.. Elias Van Rossen, of the brig
Brazil, late of this city, which has been sold
at RIO, and several invalid seamen from the
American squadron at Rio The Saratoga
encountered violent gale off Cape Horn, and
had all her sails split into ribbons.
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MURDERED. II is believed that the aid-de-
camp Of Gen. Shields aud the express rider of
Gen. TayIo have been murdered on the route
from Camarge to Monterey.
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GOAL! COAL. COAL. The season for layin

GOAL! COAL! COAL! The season for laying
u in Coal having commenced, the subscriber is
prepared to supply families with ''Coal Brook (Bat
more Coi,) "Hanoyer," "Pinkerton," and ''Peacb
Mountain" GOALS, selected from the best mines and
expressly prepared for Crates Stoves Ranges and Fur
naces. He has also constantly on hand, BtumInot
COAL from the Cumberland mines, suitable for q
nestle, manufacturing and Backsmith's purposes.
DISQUALIFICATION may be made at the yard head OF
Union Dock, or at the office, corner of South and
Lombard streets 1880, .
doc an JOHN PICKEIL.'
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NEW AND sPENDIp VARIETY OF FAN

" CY FRENCH GOODS.
Samson CARISS, No. 40 Baltimore St, has
y just received per ship Louis Philippe, from France,
and now opening a very large variety of FRENCH
FANCY GOODS, consisting in part of the most superb
VASES BASKETS, CHINA WARE, new and fash
ionable Tenders richly omamentcd, &c &c., which,
with his large assortment of the most choice colored
Engravngs received by the vessel he is enabled
to exhibit to the public such collection of rich and
choice fresh goods as have not been heretofore equal
ed in this city All of which he will sell at prices that
cannot fail TO nlrasc d30-4t
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PErMFIED HUMAN Bones. A short time
ago, some workmeu, while digging we'll in
Georgia, near the Florida line, found, about
80 feet from the surface, human body com
pletely turned to chalk.
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A HEARTLEss WRETcH. A young man in
Sabine, Texas, named Slaughter, a few weeks
since killed one of his brothers, and then at
tackled and wounded three other brothers and
young man who was on visit to the family.
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ED OGERS' DIAMOND CEMENT-For
MN mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle Or
namcns, Sc, that the break is scarcely perceptble
and as strong before broken For sale only by c. p.
ROGERS, Druggist, corner Howard and Marion, and
corner of Howard and Madison, and corner of Paca
and Little Green streets.
{13s Price p cents, de29-lw- jel21y
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FROM THB ARMY. We have seen letter
says the Argus, from Major General Patterson
dated Camargo, 2sth November, stating that
Mr. Mills had arrived at Camargo, on his way
to Monterey, on the holy mission Infringing
to the United States the remains Of the lament
cd Watson and Ridgely. Con. Patterson says
that he has given orders to the United States,
Quartsrmaster, to furnish Mr.. Mills with eve
ry facility and transportation. The citizens Of
Baltimore and Maryland feel profound graft
tude to the gallant General for his considerable
kindness and sympathy.
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VERDICT IN THE VAN Ness CASE. This
protracted trial was brought to close yester-
day, as will be seen by our Washington letter,
by the jury, under the instructions of the
Court, giving verdict against the claims of
the widow. 1t will probably be taken up 10
the Supreme Court.
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er>.3A SOUTHERN DlSPENSAKY. A meeting
GS3 of the Contributors of the SOUTHERN
DlSPENSARN will he held in the Lecture Room OF
DR.. Hammers Church, Hanover street, on MONDAY
EVENING, 4th Jan, at : O'Clock. fri d3l-4t
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a4- GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR, STATE or
MARYLAND Baltimore, Dec. 81, 1916. An adjourn
ed meeting of the Grand Temple Of Honor will BE- held
THIS Thursday EVENING, 3lst inst, at g. O'Clock,
at Sloan Hail. Harrison street Members are earn
cstly requested 10 BE- punctua in their attendance.
Those branch Temples that have not sent in their
quarterly returns, will please Send Them in. BY order,
II JOSEPH :. WEATHERS, G. W. b.
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JOHN PICKELL. ,

YEyO TIE LADIES. Lots of tin CAKE CUT
TIERS, PASTRY ORNAMENTS PASTE CUT
TIERS, PASTE JAGGERS, PUFF PANS, rAI'TIEs,
PIE-PANS and DANDiEA for ornalnenting Pastys-
ON hand and Tor sale by ALFRED H. REP.
No j35 Baltimore street,
de22 I'd tin store above Howard street, &
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. The Board
~ of Control and Review wilt attend daily (Sun-
days eXcepted) from 10 to O'Clock, AT their office in
the CITY HALL, on Tuesday, the 9TH day of January
to Wednesday, the 9th, inclusive, for the purpose of
showing the assessment valuation to every person
persons, incorporated companies literary charitable
institutions, liable to taxation in the city of Baltimore
The Board will also assemble in the City Hall on
WEDNESDAY, 3D. February and continue in session
daily, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, TO Thursday, the lst day Of April, ncsivc to
hear and determine the complaints and appeals of per
sons who may consider themselves aggrieyed by the
valuations made as aforesaid. ... ',.r
The Board take leave respectfully to inform tax pay
erS, that san Ordinance for the general valuation and
assessment of properly in HE city OF Baltimore," pro-
vdes "that the assessment, when made as aforesaid,
and corrected or altered on appeal as hereinbefore
provided, SHALL at the expiration of the time limited
for hearing complaints and appeals aforesaid be alb
solutely binding and conclusive all persons inter
ested therein" SOL. ETrlNG, ill.,.
'' ......s J. EDONALDSON,
SAMUEL BOYD, .f'
THOMAS SEWELL, ..
HENRY S. SANDERSON, .
Board of Control and Review.
d29-d2w ,2awtJa27 dew, 2uwtApl ID. o..
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EURNTTURE oFh FAMILY

n DECLINING HOUSEKEEPINST
=, we WIN sell on THIS (THURSDAY) NORM
3lst inst, at 10 o'cocH at the DWELLING No 10 n
street, sd house below the Synagogue, The HousA
and Kitchen Furniuur" of family about TO leav
clty-We name in part; | Sofa; Parlor and Chan
1hmtS' a'pnts; LooAing Glasses; bureau; Bcd.t
Bcdstrads; Sidcboard; Mantle Ornaments: "a
Crochery anil Glassware; Washstands; Tenders "
Fire iron- Stoves Rocsing Chair; Lamps; Msttrr. Ii
&C. Also, a lot OF KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c II
Terms cash, la hanIabe funds 4
u TIIOMpSON \ EnNEn A.. unn
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NoRrH CARoLINA VOLUNTEERS, Gen.
Louis ID. Wilson, a State Senator from
Edgoromb county, has raised a company of
volunteers for Mexico. At Raleigh, on Sat
urday, the two regiments for that county as
sembIcd, but on calling the roll only fifteen
men volunteered to 90.
VoLuNrrERED Thompson Mason, Esq,
late citizen and member Of the Iiagers-
town Bar, has, as we learn from the papers,
joined the Virginia regiment of Volunteers.
STARRED. Mr. w. Il. Sharpe, of Rich
mond, Va, vas dangerously stabbed on Mon
day night, by f.. Ba2zarzo.
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{G3. SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBITION. An ex-
hibon of the Scholars attached to the Sabbath Schools
of the Methodist +. Church, Fayette street Station,
will take place in the Church on MONDAY EVEN
Eng, 4th January, at O'Clock,
The exercises will consist OF Speeches. Dialogues,
Catcchism, Singing, Sc, by the children.
Tickets ~ ccnts--to he had of the officers and
Teachers of the Schools and ut the door the even
ing Of meeting. ,.. d25-St
%. FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case dozen
single Plate.
ALSO the most complete and largest assortment of
Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made to
order Of the very best materials and by the best work
men; together with Gilt Box CORNICES; RODS;
RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS sc. Sc, for
sale and made TO orc as cheap NJ they be obtain
cd at any establishment in the United States.
.... f. S. FRYER
hc2i-u No. ! North Gay street.
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UBEARL, GILT AND STEEL SLIDES.
have on hand splendid assortment of the above
goods all Of which will sell by the single one or doz
d2l JAS. NJ, HAIG, 1873 Baltimore ST.
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o.. A CARD. SECOND HAND FURNITURE
AT AUCTION, The public are respectfully invited
to our sale of good and well kept FURNITURE, 10
take place THIS MORNING. 3lst inst, AT 10 O'Clock,
at No. IL LLOYD STREET
For particulars, see advertisement
1t THOMPSON 4 COVER, Auct'rs.
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NEW PERFUaTERY STORE!
-. +, J. Q 7 S Z Z o.,
MIN AND ElUPORTERS 81
LLLl L, 1 NJ - /.

m9NUF.8CTURERS AND THPORTERS or
:, IERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS,
No az B.RL1ThORE ST, we1 Of G.3P-ST.
~ l.; ~ Co, in introducing Their ELega1cics for
N me 10u5t TO the notice of ladies and gentle
men, would be sorry 10 say more in favor Of their al
u'ie+ tah what they are confident fair trial will just
" ehude them TO- After series Of experiment and
years OF PTac1jca! experience both in Europe and Anne
nea' uty Halter themselves they enabled 10 pro-
ults articles IN their line, equal to any in the country
rs uey BRING them ont they will simply state their uti-
lD, without the aid of iulsomr puff OF panrgyric.
p. LOUISE ~ CO.'S
Il A l. b AR'S CREASE
rms article is purely what it is represented being
ontalncd by F. l., & co, from TWO BEARS recently
KlIed IN this city In Europe the GENUINE article has
ior Eahy years been universally admired, and acknow-
IeOgcd TO he the BEST for the HAIR. lis virtues are
prG-emlneny displayed in the following respects the
opinion, word for word, of a celebrated English Chem
l't and PGrumer at gives ygor to the HAIR which
soon produces an nmitabe curl and prevents its fall
ing OUT either IN exercise or damp atmosphere 1t is
paramount to any thing discovered for preventing
te halr falling off, or becoming grey to the latest peri
Oh OF life, and by bmcng the pores of the head
strengthens the weakest hair and produces luyurant
the growth of
EYEBROWS, WHISPERS K MUSTACHIOS.
To Chidrens hair the effect is singulary beneficial and
perfectly innoXiOus, even to the Youngest infant II
ERADlCAfES THE DANDRUFF easier and safer
highly perfumed
REAL OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.
~ IMPORTED DIRECT-G0
By r. LOUISE d co.,
FROM JOHN GOSNELI L CO.,
PERFCMERS TO HER MAJESTY, QUEEN VICTORIA,
No. IL Three Kings Court, Lo1nbcrd street London
1t freed from all harsh breaking qualities and by
being formed Of the most innocent and emollent in
gredents will he found deserving the patronage of all
who wish an article Of real and deserving excellence
DeSoWs smoothness Of surface, and delicacy of
complexion almost unparalleled III the annals of per
sCnal improvements in regard to durability will last
three times as long rs most soaps in common use. nor
does change Of climate in the least diminish its native
virtues.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL. No Il
of Montgomery, Ala, last night.

UNION ENcAMpMEEr. A proposition has
been started in Ekton, Md, and a committee
of military officers appointed TO carry the same
into execution, for Grand Union Encamp-
ment of the volunteers of tue two cities OF
Philadelphia and Baltimore, the State Of Del
aware, and the Eastern Shore of Maryland,
and such other companies of the adjoining
States, as may be opposed To unite in the same,
to be held al or near the town Of Elkton, 10
commence on Tuesday, ttsllsth day Of May
next.
Provision FOR THE SOLDIERS. The Ohio
Legislature has made a motion towards max
ing provision for the soldiers in Mexico. The
Senate has passed resolution lDstructing their
Senators in Congress to vote in favor of law
giving TO each American soldier who has been
or who may be engaged in the Mexican war,
100 acres of land and $40 per month, and pen
sons to widows of those who may die in said
service
Hon. J. Q. ADAMS. We regret to learn from
the Boston Emancipaor, that this venerable
patriot and phiIanthropst, in his eager zeal to
get well enough to 90 to Washington, tried
his strength too far, and fell while walking IS
chamber, bruising his person somewhat. HIS
physician has forbidden him to think Of going
to Washington this winter.
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EpRITANNIA WARE.

ENRESCEI CALF SKINS. Just received per
u ship Louis Philippe, small lot of first quality
WaXed and Vanished CALF SKINS, on consign-
ment and for sale by ... ...fl
d3)-4t [Ap] SAMSON CARIss, l4o Batmore-st.
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p a CARRIER PIGMOV LOST.
SILVER WARE. FINE COLD JEWEL.

6tIT LECTURES ON THE USES OF THE
- LUNGS, and Causes, Preventive and Cure Of
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, and Diseases of the
HEART; On the Laws of Longevity and on the mode
of preserving Male and Female Health to an Hundred
years with - ILLUSTRATIONS. . ..... ,.a. ...
BY SAM'L s. FTCH, n NJ, NJ D., New York.
For sale by WILLIAM TAYLOR,
d2S3t North street.
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sDAG GGAGs DOLLARs is to be distri-

drawing of Consolidated LOTTERY, class 10 for 1916
Persons wishing to pay off their old debts for 1896 and
commence the new year free from liabilities of pecu-
mary nature, would do wen to make a small invest
mcnt at my office in TO-DAY'S Lottcry-where for
the small sum of 80 the capital prize of 100000 of
ftrcd. Look at This beautiful