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G3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dczen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES 10 be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entrelyne
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNTCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc &C., for sale and made to order as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. L. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street,
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90 JOHN R. BOOTH, MANUFACTURER OF To-
BACCO AND CIGARS, (whO formerly kept at The
''yelow corner,') is now doing business nearly ep.
posite his old stand, No. 60 iANOVER-ST. He par
ticuafy invites his old friends and patrons to call
when they want GOOD TOBACCO & CIGARS, as he
knows he can please them. ie3O-tfr
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N9-SONs OF TEMPERANCE-ATTENT
Order No. g. The Subdivisions will meet at their re-
spective Halls at O'Clock, and march TO Sloan Hall
and report to the Aid at quarter before O'Clock
The Marshals will meet at brother ]. w. Stewards,
No. So Baltimore street, on THURSDAY EVENING.
Cd inst, at O'clock To make the Rna arrangements
ie3O-th2t CHAS. f. BEVAN, Chief Marshal
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B3- o. U. B. WASHINGTON BAND, No, 1, OR
DER OF UNITED BROTHERS. The members are
hereby notified to attend the meeting of this Band
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, in the Hail. corner of
Baltimore street and frpoetts alley as there is bu
siness of importance for their consideration.
it, By order, WILLIAM ORR, Sec,y
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n3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases: Breast-pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cak1
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment which is COM
dlete at his Old Established Store Waterst., I'd door
from Calvert. ap6
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OFFICE OLE EMORY & co.

Opposite Bamum's, Bait Md. {
N3-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md, Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. 70, for 1886:
90 SIS II "A 40 10 80 l6 IS Al AZ 46 8
So and O. being the lst and ID drawn Nos each sao
So and II, being the ID and Sd drawn Nos each 30
"A and II, being the 3i and 4th drawn Nos each 20
40 and a. being the 4th and 5th; or 10 and 49, be-
ing the 9TH and 9th drawn Nos each Is
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, I"
1t EMORY * CO., No, IN. Calvert-st.
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A. N. Chaplin, Agent for VIM, Taylor, As,or House.
Daugh er had the Small Pox very severely-he gave
her this Sarsaparia-l drove it out and dried il I'D
dlfectly and left her without any scars. Mr. G. in
forms that friend of his residing in jersey Civ.
was sick with the Small Pox, and he advised him to
use 1t; he done so with perfect success, and has no
sears What is most singular in these two cases is
me FAMILIES used this SHrsaparia, and all escaped
the disease From variety of other cases that have
been reported, we believe that by cleansing The blood
with this Extract, it renders the person safe against
TINS or the EysiPeas, Which diseases very preva-
lent and fatal at the present time in all of the large
cities, %
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90 THE MUSEUM. The entertainments at the Sa-
loon of the Museum this evening, are of the most
entertaining character The highly exciting drama of
the "Sergeani's Wife," and the beautiful comedy of
''Perfectton" will be performed A most excellent
bill and will secure a good house.
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GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.

DIR. ToWnsGnd's Sarsaparilla is a sovereign and
speedy cure for incipient consumption, barrenness,
leucorrhe, or whites, INSTRUCTED difficult mensr-
alton, lncontinence of urne involuntary discharge
therco ana for the general prostraton of the system
no matter whether thd result of inherent cause or
causes, produced by irreguarty illness or accident
G3- Nothing can be more surprising than its in
yigorating effects on the human frame. Persons, all
weakness and lassltude before taking it, at once be-
come robust and full o. energy under its influence
Ii Immediately counteracts the nerveessness of the
female Frame which is the great cause ofhanenness.
1t will not be expected of in cases of so delicate
a nature to exhibit certificates of cures performed
but we can the afflicted, that hundred of cases
have been reported 10 Several cases when fami-
lies have been without children, after using few
bottles of this invalu able medicine, have bsen bless
ed with healthy offspring.
Or. TownseEd-My wife being gieaty distressed
by weakness and general debility, and suffering con-
tinually by pain and a sensation of bearing down,
falling of The womb, and with other difficulties and
having known cases where your medicine has effect
ed great cures and also hearing it recommended for
such diseases have described, obtained bottle
of your Elk ract Of SarsaparIla, and followed the d.
reclions you gave me-in short period it removed
her complains and restored her health Being grate-
fn for the benefits she received, take pleasure in
thas acknowledging it, and recommending it to the
public.
MD. MOORE. Ger. Grand and Lydius Sta
Albany, Aug. IL, 1874. .
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Fy-THE LUCKY SPOT! BYRNE s. CO,sI,o,-
terry othce, N, East corner of Exchange Place and
South street, Stop in and secure lucky ticket. If
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LAUNCH OF A MAN-oF-WAR. The U. S.
slooP of war Albany was launched on Saturday
orenoon, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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CoxsAcKIE, Sept 30, ls45.
DR.. Townsehd-To all whom this may concern;
This is TO certify that my wife used bottle of your
Sarsaparila previous to her confinement, under the
most alarming and delicate circumstances, being
troubled with the dropsy, swelling of the feet, nerv
Gus Affections ard very much debiIitated with my
permission, and The recommendation of those who
had used it, she was induced TO try, with little or no
fath-aRd suffice it to say, the medicine had the hap
Ply desired effect, not only in the hours of confinement
but ter the expiration of week of its use the
dropsy and nervous affection gave way to an aston
ishing degree, and her health is now better than had
been for long time previous. l subscribe myself
your most obedient and obliged servant. .s In
....-.... s. 8. JAMESON.
William LipPincott, 225 Wafer street, was unable
to leave his bed much of the time for two years, en-
tirely cured. .El
Qg-soe Agent for the city of Baltimore and State
of Maryland SETH S. HANCE,
l0S Batmore-st.,
je30-lm and corner of Charles and Pratt-st.
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DIR. TOWNsEND's COMPOUND
Extract OF SaPSapariIIa.

FMNalS EATRACT is put up in quart bottles
II Is si&lmes cheaper, peasauter, and warrant
ed superior to any sold. 1t diseases without vo-
mltlng purging, sckenng, or facilitating the patient
anu Is particularly adapted for
STRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
Inc great beauty and superiority of this sarsapa-
rlIa over all other remedies is, whilst eradicaes
diseases i nvigOrates the body.
III is USED SUCCESSFULLY IN
The Removal and Permanent Cure of Diseases arising
from an Impure State of the Blood, or Habit of the
System.
We have received within the last four years. at our
different agencies, more than FIVE THOUSAND cerf
Gates OF cures performed nearly one half which were
OF cases that have been pronounced ncurabe.
we nave the testimonials of Physicians, Clergymen
and Statesmen, extong its virtues. The columns
OF newspaper will not allow the opportunity of
presenting but few cases, to which we invite at
tentiOn. -.
DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid or medicine has ever been discovered
which so nearly resembles the gastric Juice or saliva
IN decomposing food and Strengthening the organs OF
dlgestoA as this preparation OF Sarsaparlla. 1t DO
sitively cures every case of Dyspepsia, however Sc
Vere or chronic Ifany doubt tn is assertion we in
vIte them to read the following ndspuable testimo-
ny of gentlemen of the highest resDectabity who
nave useu II with perfect success in this and other
distressing diseases.
BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, May, 10, 1914
Dr. Townsend-siE have been afflicted for seve-
raj years with Dyspepsia in its worst FORMS attended
with sOurness of stomach, loss of appetite extreme
heartburn, and great aversion to all kinds of food
and Tor weeks, (what could eat) have been una
VIC w iCtdIH Uut d SINH portion on my stomach |
tiled the usual remedies but they had but little effect
in removing the complaint | was induced about two
months since to try your Extract of Sarsaparilla and
must say with little contidence-but after using near
ly two bottles ind my appetite restored the heart
burn entirely removed; and would earnestly recon-
mend the use Oft 10 those who are afflicted as have
been, Yours, w. w. VAN ZANDT
j. w. Beuck, at the AthenGum Hotel Broadway,
son of Ex-Governor Bouck, was cured of this distress
sing complaint by using two bottles.
r.. III Ev L., r
No. 10 Wall street, was relieved of the Dyspepsia of
several years standing by this pleasant remedy
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
This Is TO certify, that we, the undersigned Physi-
clahs OF the City of Alb my, have in numerous cases
prescribed DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparla and believe il
TO be one of the most valuable prepare tons of the
Sarsaparilla in the market
H. P. PULLING, NJ. d.
J. WILSON, NJ. ID.
X. B. BRIGGS, NJ. ID.
p. L. ELMENDoRF, NJ. ID.
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NJ ERCANTILE AND GENERAL AGEN

"a ERCANTILE AND GENERAL AGENCYl
I'VE OFFICE, 36S BALTIMORE STREET, under the
Eutaw House. City and Country Property, of every
description, bought, sold aud exchanged. Rents and
Accounts collected with punctuaity and despatch 4
and all business IN which the services of al Agent
are required, transacted IN derate terms Situations
in wholesale retail stores obtained on the short
est notice. for young of character and capacity
Merchants and Storekeepers furnished with clerks,
statesmen, &c. Tree OF charge. 1t
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HUssEY's GRAIN REAPER. The rain OF
yesterday having prevented the working of this
machine on the Aims House farm, as then no
tilted, it will be exhibited there to-day at work
cutting wheat, weather permitting
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OBJECrs OF THE WAR. The New Orleans
Commercial Times assigns various objects for
the continuance Of the war against Mexico
First, we must chastise Mexico "for her contu-
melious treatment of American citizens-ior
her arrogant and supercilious demeanor towards
our government, and for her repeated violations
of plighted faith. Next, we are anxious to
wreak vengeance upon her for wantonly and
unprepokedly crossing the boundary line ofTex
as-attackng the advanced guard of the army
Of occupation, and committing outrages, spoil
alton and massacre upon detached squads OF
American troops" We thought that the last
account had been pretty well squared by Gen
Taylor and his army-but if not, before we un-
dertake to "wreak vengeance upon Mexico,
we must be sure that e""hlve iustiiab!e cause
for there is great difference between chastis-
ing an assailant and wreaking vengeance
upon him. Mexico no doubt considers the Nue.
ces as the boundary of Texas; and therefore, in
attacking our troops, repealed what she believed
to be an invasion of her rights, Our title to
the territory between the Nueces and the Rio
Grande is not so clear as not to bear question.
In the Geography winch accompanies Mitch
ellis Map, the author says-"TeXls is bounded
by the Nueces-but, should that country be
annexed to the United States, the boundary
line will speedily be extended TO the Rio
Graude." We do not quote the precise words,
not having the volume before us-but we give
the substance, which shews, that the author W as
a capital prophet. Now If our owa geographers
considered the Nueces as the boundary, Mexi-
co might be pardoned for having entertained
the same opinion,
We hope that our government will never car
ry on a vindictive war, especially against
power which is confessedly our inferior in
strength. We would have our rights asserted
and maintained, and if that can be done by an
amicable arrangement instead of a resort to
boodshed, it is our duty to take the peaceable
course. We are persuaded that the difficulties
with Mexico can be easily and speedily arrang-
ed, fiustice alone be aimed at by both parties
But, five must "wreak vengeance upon our
adversary for having claimed what she believed
to be her own, this war, which is now consiG-
cred petty affair, may swell into magnitude
and importance not now foIeseen,
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HURRlc ANE AT QUEBEC. furious hurrl-
cane ragged at Quebec on the Goth inst, which
did considerable damage among the shipping,
and blew down the gable of house, killing a
poor widow named Black.
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SUICIDE AT SING SING. The Polander, CO.
minski, who was sentenced to 10 years impris-
onment for arson, and went to Sing Sing on
Wednesday, committed suicide by hanging
in his cell, on Thursday night.
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Snow. On Monday last, the 22d June, it
showed so much as to whten the ground on the
Aileghanies.
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kn PRIzEs OF $500, and a cnnllal

kA PRIZES OF $500, and capital I'D
OU 10000, in the Md. Lottery TODAY, and
quarter tickets 81. ...
THIS DAY, June Both, will be drawn the MdI
Consolidated Lottery, class No. 26-75 Nos 10 drawn
Ballos-(for the benefit of the town of Bel Air)
] prize OF $4,000 | prize of s2560
/" SS SSS Il Il I" 1881
Tickets S4-shares in proportion
Certificate of package of 25 quarters Sl475 NJ
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets
apply TO the prize vendors, MILLER & co.
Drawn Nos. of the Md Lottery, class &c, drawn
June p, lowest prize 81: H..a'. II
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Drawn Nos. of the Md. Consolidated Lottery cIassl
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WESTERN CONTINENT. Many inquiries hav-
Ing been directed to US, with the view of ascer
tanning the probable fate of the well conducted
"Westsrn Continent" consequent upon the
withdrawal of Park Benjamin, Esq (the well
known writer and editor of the New World }
from the house of VIM. Taylor s. Co., we
have posted ourselves on the subject, and feel
pleasure in announcing to the numerous read
ers of the Western Continent that under the
editorial management Of the talented and jo-
cund Major Jones, Cor more properly William
T. ThomPson,) aided BY the many friends who
have hitherto contributed largely in the Liter
airy criticisms, the Western Continent will move
onward in its course, true to its motto. We
wish it, its editor and publisher, continuation
of the flattering success they have already met
with.
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CURE FOR SNAKE BITE. A udy residing
near New Albany, Ind. was bitten on the foot,
few days ago, bya copper-head snake, which
caused such agony, that her life was desparod
of An experiment was however resorted to
which resulted in cure. The snake was Kill
led, cut to pieces, and bound to the wound,
which in a short time extracted the poison, and
the lady is now convaescent.
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Albany, April /, 1915.

This is to certify that We the undersigned practis-
ing Thompsonian Physicians of the City of Albany
have frequently prescribed DR.. Townseuds { ON
pound Extract OF Sarsaparila, and from its known
qualities would recommend it TO The public for mer
curlal, scrouous and other cutaneous diseases, in
preference to any of the advertised remedies now in
use, A. w, RussyLE ~ p
VIM B. STANTON, T. P.
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MOVEMENTS IN MEXICO. The rumor is re-
vived, that Paroles is to head the Mexican
army in person, and that he will Immediately
march from the Capitol to intercept General
Taylor; but we place no reliance in this report
ON the contrary, it is evident, that Mexico is
distracted by different factons-that an eili-
cient army cannot be raised; and that the Cen
erals do not act together with good will. The
recall Of General Arista, Gift be fact,) is an
extraordinary measure; for, with the exception
of General Vega, (taken prisoner,) he appears
to have been the most efficient commander in
the Mexican service. The dispositions for the
two battles, recently fought, were made with
judgment, and might have proved successful
had Arsta commanded different description
Of troops. AS it was, his army being judi
ciousy stationed and manGuvred, made a brave
stand. 1t is strange, then, that he should be
superseded at time when the protested nten-
ton is, to oppose the march of Gen. Taylor
to the utmost. 1t is said that he has been
charged by General Ampudia with having be-
trayed the army; but We doubt the truth of
this report; and are rather disposed to attribute
his recall (f he has been recaled,) to fear on
the part of Paredes, that he might become too
popular.
We still remain of opinion, that no serious
opposition will be offered by the MeXcans to
the march of our forces to Monterey; and that
they will hardly have reached that place before
hostilties will have been terminated 1t is i'm
possible that the Mexican Government will be
so foolish as to continue the war, if an honora-
BILE peace can be obtained-and to effect this
the President of the United States stands /
pledged 1t is true, that to obtain peace,
Mexico may be compelled to make transfer
of California to the United States, as this .
seems to be the object at which our Govern
ment principally aims To place ourselves in
position to bargain for this territory, our
troops will first take possession of it, and to
this end naval and military forces, we under
stand, have been sent. 1t would certainly
greatly facilitate the trade ofthe United States;
but we should not attempt to obtain it other
wise than for a fair consideration. Let us have
no additions to our territory by conquest
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Albany, April ., 1874.
PALPITATION OF THE HEART

Mrs. Sarah Collins, 209 Washington street, Brook
yh, lad tne palpltati0n OF the heart, severe heart
barn, talntng and sickeniRg sensations for several
years, was entirely cured by taking two bottles.
MI Whlttemore, Bergen, N. j., was afflicted with
the paptauon OF the heart and pains in the back and
shoulders, so severe rs to be unable to seep night
was entirely restored to health by using one boue
SORES AND ULCERS.
John Baxter, III Fulton street. cured of mercuriaI
ulcers. -
Chas. Edwards, 1919 Greenwich street, cured offer.
ribe sores which covered his whole bndv attacking
MS throat and eyes, was months in Quebec Hospi.
tall aud pronounced ncutable-was uerfectIv rest6r
ed by the use oftwo bottles.
SEVERE PAINS.
MIS- McCulum, No. l36 Third avenue, severe
pans and dizziness in the head informs lis he is she
believes, permanently restored
Mrs. Wheelwright, No. 81 Cherry street severe
pains in the breast and side--was unable 10 raise a
chair, TOOK Two bottles, and is now enjoying good
health,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Alfred L Conkin, 1886 Madison street-wite cured
of the liver complaint.
Mrs. White, keeps extensive boarding house.
No. Stale street. had liver compaint-lifa wa dos
paired ot--was cured by using the Sarsaparilla
Joshua Morton, 40 Morton street. wife cured of dis
ease OF blood, and son of bad head and BODY
RHEUMATISM.
Inc astonishing cures that this medicine has per
formed IN cases of chronic Rheumatism are indeed
wonderful.
DR.. Townsend;-I was attacked with distressing
pam IN my nip joint, so bad that could not walk
without cruches; and much Of the time was obi ged
ed to my bed tried several remedies but lhev did
not relieve me; then called one of our first phv
did not help me, | heard of your Sarsa-
Parllla, and obtained bottle, and in few DAYS il en-
treIy cured me, and am as well now as ever.
49, ASHBEL WALKER,
Albany, Jan, 2, 1915, % DuninI
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SOUP. The subcriber will serve up daily, at IL
y O'Clock, very superior SOUP. The kinds of
soup VIII be varied ever other day Families supp-
ed with Soup at l2i cents per quart. Af
EVAN HAMILTON,
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN ONO. A dreadful
recontre occurred at Mansfield, Ohio, on the
10th inst. between two respectable citizens
For some two years past feud has existed be-
tween Bob Rowland, and frank Barker, in re-
ference to BowlaBd'S wife. On Thursday Bow
land got intoxicated, and at dusk commenced
hunting for Barker. He found him talking
with friend on the pavement, and going up TO
him without warning, inflicted blow upon
him with large pruning knife, striking just be-
low the breast bone and maknga cash three in
ches long, and about the same depth, letting the
entrails out, Barker ligered until Saturday
morning. Rowland attempted to follow up
his blow, but he was Immediately secured and
taken to Jail. lie expresses great regret at
what has happened, His drunken violence has
brought indescribable anguish upon two of the
first families in Richmond county.
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NER VOUS DEBILITY

Mrs. Conquest, 1877 Broome street, cured of nerv
Gus debility and variety of complaints. This lady
was so severely afflicted that part of the time she was
unable to Sleep or even TO converse wi her friends
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Thomas Smith, Printer 1862 Nassau street, Sd story
Cur Ola long standing and aggravated case of piles
James p. N.eson, Harlem, was afflicted with the
bleeding piles for seven years, was entirely relieved
by using this remedy. His daughter of Eryspelas,
and general female arrangement
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je3eIw between Hanover and Sharp SITS.
HAUSE WELLS. Mrs. MCPHERSON has just
w received another assortment of Cause Wells, as
sorted colors. ...
je3O 52N, HOWARD-sT.
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THHWISTED SILK s. BERAIZE SHAWLS
n AND SCARFS. Mrs. MCPHERSON has re-
ceived from New York, another assortment of Twist
ed Silk and Beraize Shawls and Scaifs.
p30 ......, So N. HOWARD ST