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GRASS SEED.

HERDS GRASS Of a superior quality, Northern
Il Il and Western Clover Seed, for sale BY
ORLEN PRATT K co.
West Brattleboro, March 80, 1876, Swsa
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"A Great Chance /!

A Great Chance!
WANTED to hire from IS to 100 active, honest
w snd industrious hands to peddle TIN WARE,
DRY GOODS and YANKEE NOTIONS, the en-
suing season, whom good wages will be paid, II ap-
plicaiion be made soon.
The past season many Peddlers have bought their
goods-to those we say we can suit as TO assortment
price and pay others have paid Barter in advance 10
such liberal discount win be made.
osGoOD & WILEY
Saxton's River, Feb 10th, 1916.
TVNHE Subscribers have now on hand a very large
lot of
Tin Ware, Dry Goods and Yankee Notions,
which, comprzing the whole, is a larger assortment
than can be found in the State Of Vermont For evil
dence Of the same, please call at our Store and the
truth will be clearly revealed.
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Farm for Sale.

Oh HI AOl C0lCs
- TINE subscriber wishes TO sell the
&Ms!nA IL Farm 10 Hnsdale N H., lately own
"a II ed by DIR. David Wooley, consisting OF
D sixty-five acres, pleasantly situated on
the east bank of Connecticut river, and about two
miles from Bratileboro village Persons wishing TO
purchase referred to l.. G. Mead, Esq, of
Brattleboro FRANCIS W0OLEY.
July IL, lS45. tl47
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INSURANCE.

VNHE subscriber having been appointed BY the Di-
u rectors Of the Wndham County Insurance Com
pany their Agent for this place and vicinity, will at
tend to tie nsuring Of property in said Company on
application.
HENRY CLARK.
BrattIeboro, Jan. 5, 1916. 4w9o
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GRASS SEED.

ERDS GRASS, Red Top and Northern and
IL Southern Clover Seed, OF superior quality, for
sale by WILIISTON & Tyler
March 10, 1896 90
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SUPERIOR MOLASSES.

Hhds more Of that superior .uOias,es, Just receiv-
~ ed and Tor sale by G. c. HALL.
March 8. 90
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VWNHE above IS a correct likeness of na,.
IL has been cured of a bad humor Of ors "
ing, by using BROWNS SUBSEQUENTLY
TOMATO BITTRES. Who will or csnh.an
least doubt but the above medicine is the h.,
now in use for the following complaints (a6s,,.uS
the following cert6cates,) Bad HumorS n,. "a
Jaundice, Costiveness is cured by them IN $3.50
after all other medicine has failed Give h.sua
trial and satisfy yourselves Of the truth Of ,bs y
assertion.
BE sure and always ask for Browns az thor. -.
itatons and coUn terieit articles sold, which po.'a
like the genuine (Which is prepared BY P,sl..s
Brown) than cold water. 'a
These excellent Bitters will be found ee,,;.
all cases Of indigestion or Dyspepsia, Jaupjics w
Of Appetite, General Debility, Faintness mi =,
ing OF the Stomach, Lowness of spirits Co.,; o-'
Determination Of Blood TO the Head PAN -
Limbs and Side, Diarrhea, Weakness, Divine, "
taneous Eruptions on the Face and NecI H.. ~
Fever, Night Sweats, Nervous and Sick He,J,'st
Acidty Of Stomach, Bilious Affections, Piles G..
ness, and in all diseases caused BY impuniv n \.
blood, the debility Of the system or The onbs,t..
state of the stomach and bowels
They are also exceedingly eIicacious in ,es,,,..
constitutions broken down by sedpntary empoym.,,t'
and have been extensively used by Clerqyme1 pE'
ors, Printers, Clerks, Seamstresses, and puns~.
others whose health had been injured by con6nsn.,
andcose application, with the happiest results IT,
restore the action Of the stomach increase Inc an,
tty of the blood, and impart TO the wan and em,,,
ted system Of the invalid the vigor and Aowof n.
health.
These Bitters arc warranted to be purely vsSs.
able compound-and mark this, 90 they can never h.
the least injury TO any one whatever. III
They are kept by many persons az a Family
MEDICINE, and have been given 10 the vo,n1,,
children on account OF the mildness of their ooer,,
with excellent effect.
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS {!
MEN WANTED.

Agents travelling the country are now making b.
selling the above named work, IRON two TO three dol
lars per day. viii Others call and do the same
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crurpr RHEUMATISM.

NO. Mes EMz MILLER, No 30 Poplar stfeet, pc
tween Rachel and BUD streets, Phhadelphia, has
,'N.',.',,,sn FIR which she had tried every hing III
vain Tne ex,rs ne pain Won o ten compel . 10
r,s ten tines in night, and her hands were ar'wn
M so as 10 he completely useless AtrI us'ag viz
pnus and Fluid for only 81 hours, the pans ehtrey
Ion ana she has not had the slightest attack Tor pc
,nd of several mouths. -. a.,
me, CHRISTIE is in possession of nearly one NOV,
49,. ,sst,mnni,ls received from persons VINO nave
s"'E .';-elv cured of the most severe Rheumptsn,
s,n Ch, onic and Intlammatory, for which every oin
n W. ,,,pmedy0 was useless The Rings ami Fhlll,
| ,,b n nrnuery applied, have never been KNOWN "
! fail in anv Of these cases ..,;c,as
NJ beware Of spurious inttations OF these arciSs
rn o,l, ,lacu IN BALTIMORE ~ Obtain the GEs VI
| o.; I'D Find is at the Drng Store OF ). - HhNIS
inS U.TINORE STREET, and corner Oh MILE
"" ar,c,es Of The ind sold elsewhere IN tne GU,
,,o,thles oounferjeiis without the least Gavan
I na,,ence or bene6 effect Nt'
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tal3
laIJ NU.2' "H'IIrrIO'D 9II"e'-
nC1nAr nnnES The prI.PIT

GENEALOGICAL BOOKS. The PULPIT
n CYCLOPEDIA, combining three hundred ana
siyiy Skeletons and Sketches st sermons, aud eighty
o ESSAYS on TheOIOsIcal Lea ming, Biblical Siudies,
The Duties of Ministers, aud the Composluoh ana
Delivery of Sermons. ,..,,, o.r l,
A COMMENTARY ON THE APOCALYPSE, ~
Moses Stutl, Professor 0f Sacred Literature IA the
Theological seminary at Aud"ver, Mass. vols oVo.
TUG HISTORY OF the Church OF Chtlsi, by the
| Rev Joseph Nilner.A M
| NOTES on the -FOUR GOSPELS, win prem
| mnarv dissertations, by Geo. Campbell, DID.
| THE WORKS of the Right KEY Father IN too,
| Ios Rntlpt, ". 4. L.. late Lu,d Btshop Of DathaIn
| MCKNIGHT on the Epishes, l vi W.
! DOD RIDGES Family ENEositcr, vol eVo'
! TUWNSEND'S Arrangement OF the Old and Ne"
Testament, arranged in the order IN which lhey we're
written = vols.
HErHERINGTON's History Of the Church Of
| Scotland
Y BLAiR'S SERMONS. in one volume.
| EEWTONiS Lite and Letters, ! vol.
| BARNES Notes on t. hiah, } vols.
| do on nearly all the Books 81 New TEST
! NEANDER'S CHURCH history.
| D,AUBIGNE'S hi tory Of the Reformation, IN 9ne
| or thyee vnumes. .
THE WORKS OF Rev. ROBERT LEIGHTON,
Archhis Op OF Glatcnw
ne The above, together with many others, for sale
| at cost in order IL close our miscellaneous stocki
| with Il view 10 engage exclusively in the School BooR
and stationary business. -
G.p5 eo4t No. ISL Pratt-tt., next 10 Railroad Depot
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RAITIMORE MUSEUM


AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE Y C.ALYERT-S SITS.
IMPORTANT ALTERATIONS
{az- Day visiters admitted at Might FREE, except
when there are day performances ON benefit nights.
{a3-A LIVING ALLIGATOR and lCHNEUMON
Exhibiting for few days ,,,. =, . ,
Oath Great Painting Of the OPENING OF THE
sixth SEAL, by Dauby, still remains in the Picture
Ta1TiIs EVENING, march 3, will be performed
a WINDMILL. Marchoness, Mrs. WILklN-
SON. Marquis, Mr.. JOHNSTON.
Daneng-By Miss CANNON.
Popular Pas Seu by Miss ST. CLAIR.
Mr.. WESTERN will appe during the evening.
TO conclude with CRICKE On THE HEARTH.
Dot Pefryhingic, Mrs. WATTS. .. |
ma SATURDAY AFTERNOON ENTERTAIN |
MENTN5, commencing at O'Clock, E.dCH WEEK
GREAT WESTERN in comedy OF Jonathan Slick,
Steam Engine, Yankee Story, Down East Reel, &C,
assisted by Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr.. y. Scion and Nh
Johnston
a7-F For particulars see small bills
ly- Abundance % ets, children under 10 years OF
age III cents. Saloon performance TO commence Ut
Il O'Clock precisely IL
unUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERT. The Pri-
II mary Public Schools, in the Eas ern division OF
the city, under the tuition of WILDER, will give
a CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC, IL the saloon
of the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on TUESDAY EPEN-
ING, the 81 Of March, consisting ot juvenile emo
sCs, Songs, and Elementary Exercises, TO com
mence at u O'Clock. Tickets l2a cents each-to Oe
had at either Of the Public Schools No q 3, s. and
g. including the Infant School, with their sweet iite
!
AIONCERp. MR.. DEMPsTEK, VINO Is auuut
- TO re turn to Europe, has the honor to announce
to the ciuzens IT Baltimore. his Intention ct giving
| MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, on THURSDAY
EVENING, March the 5th, 1886; at CALVERT BALL,
on which occasion he will sing selection from his
most popular compositions, iniersperstd with SCOT
tIsh Melodies, viz:
sThe spot where was born"
"When the night wind bewaeth."
"Jnhn Anderson my IOe."
/ "Loncly Aud Wife"
ga Home Ia the Heart" "Blnd Boy"
4 "Lameni of the Irish EmgIant."
4 The Indians C0mplant-"Oh why does the "hi1'
b, man follow my path"
UMy mamie On-"Lct It's love one another"
f "l'm alone, all alone"
"Tak' yer aud cloak about ye'"
And his favOrite Cantata, emitted
"THE MAY QUEEN"
= "A song in } purts-pOetry nv Alfred FcnnysOh' F'SV
II PART 1--we OF MAY.
:, Il-NEW YEARS EVE.
y " HI-RETURN OF SPRING.
This song n pre- tents the gradual decay OF youn
and beautiful grl from the bloom OF health to pre-
mature grave. A., .,,.:
At stores and at the door Doors open at to
Is at 3 O'Clock rS,'Z
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EPILEPSY AND PALPITATION OF THE
HEART,

The following case relates to Clergyman, ue SUN
i, law of MIR JoHs JACOB Aston, of New york;
Rav'a Jons BRIsrEAD, Minister Of The Episcopal 'l
Church at Bristol, r. residing In Main street. mas
long been subject TO distressing attacks VI IT, he
often falling down insensible The disease mas peen
accompanied with violent PaIpitalion OF the iitas,,
and rush of blood to the head. For hree years ne
mas been unable to preach or attend 10 ms 4tt, W.
ups Mr. Brstrad has found the most Vaiuapie "rne
f. from the Rings Bands and Fluid, is better IN every
r.spect than he has been since his Illness ahe Il NV"
,audly recovering his health. All symptoms o' Gpi
lpnsy have left him.
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fea5 eo4t M, Isl Prslt't. ncNt to kailroad Depo

~ ALDbN'S ~ ,-r
Pc PURE ROASTED * GROUND COFFEE
nln now roasting and grinding some OF the anest
Favored strong scented Rio and Laguayra COFFEE,
"A, the low ice OF I2t cents per pound ever offered
in ttis city Also me Old PADANG, CONSIDERED
equal to Java, at ~ cents per rou d, when Is
and Ms roast large quantity at time, II is done
better III any family possibly prepare It, am
now furnishing some of the largest boarding houses
in the city, and they all pronounce It the greates'
economy they yer Oun. an it also gives the great
est satisfaction, it being always good alike. also
grind all my own SPICES, such as Cinnamon, Gloves,
Aispice, Ginger and Back Pepper. US-All who Guy
those articles at my store. NAV he sure to get them
rure and at The 10 prce, wholesale and retail, 6y
S.ALDEN, Grocer,
fea3 eo8ts Corner Of Fi.h and Cenue Market.
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1ArEW DRESS SILKS AND sHAW. IS.

rnrExN DRESS SILKS AND SHAW
We have opened large and splendid stn m x s o,
acme entire new style and SUPERIOR qhan phtSs
sILK5-a9 nlack Tade'a, Gro Gram ana Iaaa u ,'d
s,,np. rich change hle plaid and striped Armnre ana
Gro de- Rerliu 81 Ks. Also, Canton Craze; lwist u
sstb. Tnihe, Wn i and Cashmere SiAWhS, WIN a
fnrya STOCK of LINEV GDuDS of me nfS' qua'i'y'
r sicELnbWNEY 90.
No. 1863 Baltimore street,
ho . ....... between Calvert and iIIsht
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MRUO6E's t'ECTonAL MlAIo 10 o. IN III
IVW offering this valuable Medicine Tor SAFE, me
subscriber would nisrm the pubic al II Is nu -.
rsmedv "a cure all dlseass. nor is it reconmehueu as
n cure for consump,ion it is prepared from The re-
cep Of the late Dr. Moore, Of Philadelphia ana IS
certain remedy Colds ana VS Se nci
nian, srages nC Bro. chitis Numerous eeitLhcates
could be Obtained from those who have derived bene
fit from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary, as
,ria OF il will be sufficient recommend uo ;a '" a'' W"
Inc as n remedy in the abave mentioned Diseases
For sale by CHAhbGo, u. ,',aora S,,,oo,
ul2-U NO io@ ''"'t'N -.
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stAUTION.-JAME5 $. M MASON, Sr ,!SSn
v BLACKlNG LABEL COUNtE1r Ell Eft, - =.
enstnmsd to purchase, or use MAsoN'5 Oeleoratem
CHALLENGE BL4CkING, are very tespecl,u,y
renmsied 10 examine the l. tBELS OF BlacRing BOX
nui va ,scsytam if The B.ag OF JAMES MASON
i ,hsreon, as his spanish Sucking Laeei have been
copied in every particular, the name ana location on
Ey eYcepted Nv concern in Philadelphia, TOT 'ht
n,nose of Deceipns the PtbLis by imposing oil their
coincidence in favor of Mason's Backing; the s,y,e
and form of the engraving and lettering, the wording
and color of the paper, have ali been copied =,
ORSERVE, that Mason's Challenge Backing ls
never labeled in spanish tor any America" market :,
TO PREVEN PRAUD for the future James .,
Mason win place his signature Oh me 'aoe's OF eVe.y
hox If BIackiug prepared by him, without when nohe
IL penuinc His long experience as manulact ute,
he extent an variety of his machinery ana ouet Va
ciies afford hin superior ADVANTAGES over any ON
a. BIaching maui .urer in the United states; ,v
Gh4- Ordets for BLACKING aud WIKI I'm \,
Of tHe very best quality, furnished promptly anu
"' 20, "a y iO1 North Thir street.
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FREE EXHIBITION.

ENLUMBE NATIONAL DAGuERRiAN CAL
LFRY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
tablished in 1870 and awarded the Medal, -Four FIRST
Premiums, and Two Highest llonurs by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and PennsylVana' re-
spectvely Tor the most beautiful oolored Ddguerfeo-
fumes and best apparatus epeT exhibited
eos BALTIMORE ST, Baltimore, adjoining camp
BELTS Jewelry Store.
Pennsylvania AVENUE, Washington ciiy'
No. PSI Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
tnS-PoRrRAITs taken in any weather, In eN1ui''"
| style.
f3- Apparatus, Instructions, aud all Materials fur
| nished. ...- ::
ANY editor disposed to copy and take pictures II
| Dayment can please do so. ols-u
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New York, Nov. 10, 1850

MA child of the Rev. ). r. Rowarth, me wen
known minister Of the Methodist Episcep Chufch,
residing at I05 Division street, New YORK, Nas Dell
atacked in the night and has several times supposed
~ h. dead The use of the Gavanic Bracelets ana
Fluid has caused their complete disappearance
'rhe system being much weakened by the frequent
,acEs tbs Galyapjc Strengthening Plaster was re-
commended which was used with the hapPiest results
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AURlCULAR CONFESSION.

TWNHk r. &C LECTUN ES VIII U0 utITFtIv gu ="
4 behalf Of the Poor by the Rev ID. Il. GlusTl
NIASI tormerIy Roman Catholic Priest in the city
of Rome now of ,he Methodist Episcopal Church.
at the ASSEMBLY Rooms corner of Holiday and Fay,
etts streets. on WEDNESD AY, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY EvENIN GS, the 4th, 9TH and 9th OF March,
at half past u O'Clock ,.-,..
SUBJECTS: First LectHre-"The Moral, Religious
and Political state of the City Of Rome," with Dr.
G's own personal experience. &C. Ladies and tell
temen are invited.
Second Lecture -"Aulicular Confession of NJ arTled
and Single Women by Roman Priests" N5- Gen
tlenen only admitted r..
Third Lecture-"Jesuitism exhibited m all us o's
IA il exists not as in Europe, but in the United states
of America.n Ladies and Gentlemen are invited
IG3-Tickets l2s cents each-to be had at inc doo
on the above evenings. Hhs u
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NOW FOR BARGAINS!

NUR ENTIRE. sock OF GOODS
hnugbt on the most reasonable terms, consisting
OF CLOTnS, GASSlMERES, JEANS, SAITH
NETS, SC, Of every quality and color, viii be dis
posed of at cost for cash. ana all VINO wish 10 saPPs
themselves 20 Der cent less thaa he usual price,
viii do well to cali at the cheap cash store,
No. 80 MARKET STREET.
Also, a choice selection Of WINTER GOODS Of
evrrv desc,inlu,, which will be sold at cost, Wis
CaIiru.s; urIaiues; Cashmeres: Alpacas; Vtivets'
Mrrn res: PLAID Cloakngs; Flannels; Shaker khit
Drawers and Wrappers; Shdwls; Blankets; iteeinE
Blea .ned and Brown Muslius; Shreliags; Cling
pannI blu,ins: Cambrics; " odngs Spool C0ttonse
Vrstings and Tailnrs' Trimmings; Ho'land,s 81 tfsh
Linens; Table Diapers. Mernnes Shitin!s, &c.
Epw ie the time! Any thing in our line at cost :!
FuiIy SATISFIED that for quality md style our goods
cannot be beat ana az to our Prices We defy compe.
tition splendid assortment Of Ladies worsted
Lambs wool and Alpaca HOSE
Lee WEBSTER < co.
No - Baltimore street.,
;al0 3 deora Y of Frederick.
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SICK HEADACHE.

1g-Mrs j. TRsNoR, wife fthe celebrated Deh.,s sd
Ma College Place, NJ York: sent for the tines anu
Fluid during the continuance of severe ATTACK vi .''
Sick Headache, to which she mas iohg oeen SUI ON
In vp miputes after applying the Fluid the pam en-
tirriy left aud since them there has been no return
The eORplant. -
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LINEN GOODS!
M EnWARD BIRD.

ID No. 400 BALTIMORE STREET,
IL mat yeceived and will open this day, an assert
meut Of superior IRISH LINENS of various kinds,
such as Bafkley's Undressed; Richardson's very
heavy. for family use also, w. x H. Dunsealh sol,
superior quality and texture, Tor shiit poSoH' anu
collars, sc. ,,rr,Nr. I,;sh do
l04 il a and 10 4 Barpsley SflEETlNG; lrEh no.
"a Irish Pillow case LINEN, very hneO
Fable Damask aud d lmask Table Cloths
nird evp and Huckahack TOWELLING
Damask NAPKINS; borderid huckaback towels
Russia and Scotch Diapers, some extra wiue
Linen Cambric HDKFS. from cts to 81 un.c
Linen Cambria REVERE hOrdered l. Cam ilaKis'
uems,itched do Printed do. flor gentlrmen)
arz- With large stock Of Fancy and staple pH +
G41DS, selected with care for city trade heaus ol
Families are requested TO call and examine HIS SLUG"
before makipg their purchases. ,.,
j. EDWARD BIRD, No. 2O9 Baltlnorest,
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AWAITED. A number of acUve mSN, 10 ira
Wv velas AGENTS for the sale of new and pop
ular Publications in the Eastern, Western, southern
and Middle States and the Canadas Each man WI"
be insured $500 per per year. in writing, over and a
hnve his expenses, with an opportunity OF c'eafis
y 01D per year and more, if acuve- Each man WIN
have his own district 1t will he necessary tor tlleh'
to have at least from S25 to $50 To Ohtn gaod III
ting out; no one need apply aness has that sum, II
being our object to establish good aud give lhe
such chance as no one elS' offer them Apply
a the niic' fthe Unttet states PlthhShimg Company
corner of BALTIMORE ant NORTH SIS, Jarvis
Buildiug) up stairs-eutrance No. Jarvis buHdlng
Letters post paid will meet with prompt attention
os3-ly
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asCRIDNMR's nNGlNHEAs' AND ME-

S,CRiBNER'S ANGtNEEAS' AND ME-
- CHANCES COMPANlON-A new woik jSet
published Illustrated with 81 eugravings.
1ht ari les on eteata, and tue Steam Engine, a.
also Locomotives, Rai.W Us and Friction, are from
the fastest European publications. and contain ah me
improvements of the day on these su lect Inc atu
cl M Frction is from the pen Of Mons. NORM, Pro
fpssor in the University OF Paris, prepared Tor toe
Press under the sanction Of the French Government,
and is Il most Invaluable article, For sale oy
JOSEth n. LEWIS,
iall No. 976 BalilihOfS street.
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wTEIsY InpURrANT notice.

TN WARE! TIN WARE!
ALFRED T. REP, NJ, uutactuTPr of i'm and
IRON WAKG, and draIer in imported aud bsnesuS
HARUWPR re aud FANCY GOODS, NO. $50 BAL
TIMoKE 4rReFT, being the second tin store abavs
Howard treat Baltimore, would again respectfully
invite tle atantron at merchants aud dealers gene
rally, who about 10 visit tins CITY Tor the Patoes
nf selecting a stock ht goods for The spring and sam
lnrr .aips To- his cxrn- i've stock of TIN WARE. ia
TANNED WARE and BRITANNIA WARE, com
ptsiug general variety, (nf which Cal4nshss are al
,Tays IA readnpss) which has been manufactured IN
his own esiah ishmcnt and by the best worklneh 10
the ciry-all Of which offered now at extremely
low prices; and hopes, by his unremitns attention
10 business snd prOmpt attention 10 all orders IN MS
line ne viii experience continuation Of that conn
dcnce and encouragement which has heretofore heen
| so literally extended towards him Purchasers from
the different Slaps will ud ii greatly 10 lheT advar
are 10 call at this eStab'jshmrnt whore hey will ind
| every variety Of TIN WARE at prices thai viii net
| fail 10 please Goods viii be carefully packed aad
| sent 10 any part Of the city free of charge telb
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mz.poMB CERTIFICATEs.-M

These testimo ials all of which are from the most
resuectable sources have been selected rou several
hundred of a similar character, which have Deenpro-
cured curing the short time the discovery mas Deeh
before The American public.
SPINAL. COMPLAINTS AND DYSPEPSIA.
To Dir. A. CHRISTIE: .,.-.
NV Bear Sir-Several years since, while residing at
The South was severely attacked with the bilious
fever After my recovery, found my whole system
nuch debilitated; was unable To take necessary ex
eyeise general lassitude seemed to come over me,
which the pre crptioHs of the best physicians aleu
10 relieve During the intervening time, now nearly
seven wears, have been constant suiicrer, oeihg
afn cted with severe pains III nay head, eNte ahs
down my spine, and my powers OF DIGESTION were 80
paireo that WAS always III AGONY Tor somG houfs
affer the simplest meal. could steep Dut niue al
night and was reduced 10 pitiful object IRON my
d,sea.e which had now settled into the Spinal Con-
iairt and DuspepsiG both of the most severe kind
t was induced TO make trial of the Galvanlc Kings
and Fluid and rejoice to tell you the result mas Dee1
more happy than dared 10 hope for. have no"
| wan them five weeks; and think | may say, ina
from the second day put on the Rings and used th'
Fluid nv health has been steadily improving MY
aDnearance has langed, attend TO business fegu
iarIy take daily exercise, and have good appeute
'The Mains in nv head and spine seem almost TO nav
left me-in shot, am AN altered person. II 10 Du
right to tell you oftns, and do it with gratitude ant
am dear sir, very respectfully,
| JANIS II, BIRNEY,
= 9OO rhnanut at d Eighth.