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The NEW Play
WILLIAM TAILOR 81 co.

w JARY s. BUILDINGS,
Have jus! published, The King of the Commons,
COMEDY by Rev. James White. Produced with most
militant success by Macready in London, and TO be
played ny the keans at the Park Theatre. Pnce
only l25 cents.
This play forms No DC of the new and correct ed
uon OF plays, called the "Modern Standard Drama"
edited by Epes Sargent, Esq illustrated with stage
remarks, costumes, cast of characters, sc. from
"acting CUpesD
The July No, of Blackwood's Magazine speaks in
terms OF the highest praise of this beautiful play.
Also, new editions of the Gdmesler; Ion; Hunch
back, and the Stranger, played at the Park hea-
e ny the Keahs, and marked from the acting copies
Price IL! cents each.
ALSO, JUST PUBLISHED,
Father Darcy, bylh author of the 1.-Two Old Mems
Tales, ""MOunt Sorrel,' &c. Price 25 cts.
COuswelio, by Geo. Sand. work which, from It's
novelty, has created much interest. Price, in two
vols. hound, So so.
Ethan Allen, or the Kings Men; an historical Nov
Ell, by Melve author of the Fatal Legacy. Price %
| cents.
illustrated Magazine for Sept. Price 25 cents
Democratic Review for September. Price 25 cts
Hunts Merchants Magazine for Sept. Price soc
Graham's Magazine for September. Price 25 cts
National Magazine for September. Price l9a cts
Typee, revised edition by Melville Price rs cts,
Blanche of Brandywine, or September lth, l777
Romance, by Geo. LippaTd, now complete in thu e.
parts. Price 25 cents per part
Capt. O'Suvan, by Maxwell. Price % cents.
Tower of London, by Ainsworlh. Price so cts.
The Quaker City, or the Monks of Monk Hall, b,
Geo. Lippard. Prizes 81.
Life Sketches, by an old Doctor. Price % cents.
The Redskins, or Indian and Ingen; by Geo, err,
vols. Price SO cents,
BOOB sellers, Agents and Pedlars supplied on the
most reasonable terms by
WILLIAM TAYLOR g. CO.,
q, and Jarvis Building.
N. B. All the popular Weekly Papers of New
sale and retail by
Sc 2t WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
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gbUsH ALONG KEEP MOvINGI Neve

q Gesp lir, il does no good for man to hang his
and say az CAN'T there is always hope for person
who il ut OF funds or who wants TO rep'ensh his
pocket hook" There is hope, we say, while there
is CariIa Prize ID pot in Pratt street II only re
qurps slight rxerl,on simply the sending of small
sum. cor which veu will receive thousand fold. II
ynIi want 10 come in for your share of the riches
which rune has in store for GU apply at VI
DOYLE'S-tere you will realize the truth TINT has
established his repu,a ion ms tie Great Prize Seller
and you will eXclaim with the rest of his patrons:
This is the Lucviest Office in all creaton!"
MONDAY prize 100000; tickets SIS,
shares la proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $1,000; tickets Sas, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets $40, shares in
proportion
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares
Ia proportion.
I.noK out for the showers of small gold pieces
winch always follows the drawing of the Small Fry
On FRIDAY. Sep em"er lllh, The Grand Thomas
Thumb LOTTERY comes off capital ST, 0O-whoes 81 I,
halves SO cents, quarters 25 IS. Certificates of
pac kages of wholeS, Consisting of % tickets will he
is, u-d al I'll law price OF Sl2, halves &c. quarters 49,
eighth, $3.50. This good opportunity for a small
Ven ure.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pus
.hase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers
he package, single ticket or SHARE All orders, per
nail or otherwise, addressed to
a., DOYLE, No. la Prattstreet,
u ral Opposite B = o. r. B.. Depot
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NEIGH ON THE PINNACLE OF FAME

ENIGH ON THE PINNACLE OF FAME
= u The name of EMORY 4 co. stands withonf
a rval in selling priest Who would believe il the
little capital Of $4,000, Nos 8 10, aud the second
caita of $1,000, Nos 26 50, in the Small Fry Lot
tety, class 30 was sold 10 gentleman from Culum
bus. ohio, in package Of hole tickets. This is
astonishing luck. Emory Co. have sold this little
capital in five successive LoiteTIes-s0me viii say il
can't be posSihl for the truth of il we refer you
10 the Managers official drawing-. w have sold in
This Lottery more three Nos prizes than we
ever had the lack sell BEFORE which plainly shews
that our good luck is still on the increase.
MONDAY A BEAUTY
! 900 DOLLARS! of 10 900 DOLLARS!
! OF 5000 DULLARS! | of 1000 DOLLS. SC,
Aud 30 of $1,000 each
Tickets only S5-shares in proportion.
As packages is decidedly the best way to Purchase
tickets we invite all to give us call. A pac kage
only $l7 Try one.
For Pr yes in anV Lottery, always apply in person
or b., mail TO the fai famed Lottery firm of
EMORY & CO,
United States Lottery Agency, No . Calvert street,
Cd office from Baltimore ST. IL
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A CARD. SAMSON CARIsS, CAREER and
IA GLIDER. (late T. Palmer & Coz No. 40
BALTIMORE STREET, has on hand AID manuiac
lures 10 order, Looking Glass, Portrait and Picture
FRA MES, WINDOW CORNiCES, FRAMES of
every description SC, which, with an extensive as
sortment of French aud German LOOKING GLASS
PLATES; Mahogany Framed and Toilet GLASSES,
make his stock in this line most complete and which
he will be pleased TO dispose of as good terms as
has Just received per ship American his fall supply
Of FANCY HARDWARE, such as Plated ware, Ja
panned ware; Tongs and Shovels; Andirons; Fen
ders; Hall and Solar Lamps; Girannoles, &c. For
sale, wholesale and retail SCI 81
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LAST OF THE SEASON

G RAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, COrILL0N
PARTY AND MUSICAL SOIREE DOWN THE
BAY THIS Monday EVENING. Sept 7, 1886.
HtFT%~ n The Steamboat POCAHONTAS
Ikrt4esAs has ben charle ed for the occasion.
SssStlS2 a1l[Itsi .CLARK'S MILITARY AND co
<-aa'@z.n<s11az@S rlLLON BRASS BAND is engaged
and will give grand Musical S0iree during the even
ing, also COFlLLUN AND under the direction Of
q A. SANRS. Ballet Master. The BALTIMORE
GhEE CLUB will sing some of Their choir pieces to
add to the enjoyment of The company.
There will he plentiful supply of Confectionery
Ice Cream, Sc, at city prices
The boat will leave the intersection of LIGHT
ami PRATT STREET WHARVES at u O'Clock, p.
NJ. praetsely-stopping at the County wharf going
and rel uTning.
Tickets so cents-t0 be had at the Clipper and Sun
offices; VIM Ross, County wharf, and at the Boat
on the evening. s7li*
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j.e3O-1y
A MEXICAN DEPOT
"A. OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS,

2SA MARSH MARKET SPACH
J. TOY & co. beg leave TO inform the citize
Baltimore, that they have opened Store at the a,
place, for the sale of Standard and warranted MI
CINAL PREPARATIONS, where they will be hsI
to wait upon those who are so unfortunate as q
in antwise afflicted, aud who may want any aF;
in their line.
DIR. M. r. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BAEI
FLUID, SC, for the cure of Rheumatism, Neura
and all other Nervous diseases. If these Bands 7
not found TO be superior to any others in use
money will be refunded.
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring 1
beautifying the human har-warTanted to benef
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing more i
We ask for il ONLY one tria-satsfied thai the !
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will nd
forwards do without it.
05- For sale at the General Agency, No. 25I MI
Market Space; and also at w. g. Geklcr's Cont.
Fancy Store, 90 Baltimore street, near Gay; s.
Smiths Periodical Agency. No. Sun Bulldingsl
Wseman's Drug Store, corner Baltimore and G
streets; T. l.. Ennis Umbrella Store, 80 N. How;
street; II. Sater's Fancy Store, No. 203 Broady
Fell's Point. jy23-ed
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BY II. w, BOOL.

NO, 81 BALTIMORE STREET..
a POSTPONEMENT The excessive heat
"a ana limited room left after the arrangement for
the sale Of goods intended for Monday the I'm inst
at my store, will at this season render it uncomfor
ble' and by the advice of many friends, shall Post
pohe this sale until the season is mo e advanced.
In the mean time, my auction business shall pIo-
gress as usual, under my own immediate supervision,
and IN lew words shall only add, that my best en-
deavOTs shall be used.
W. safes at my store MONDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, aud from the store apy lime or
place. me season, or nearly so has arrived for the
disposal of Real Estate. II
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MEANNEss. 1t is mean act to attempt to
iniure another privately and snoakingly, and
It'll natural that when detected and exposed
the guilty party should wrthe in agony-not
in penitence for the commission of the act, but
for the infamy which exposure stamps upon
him. Persons placed in so degraded position
before society, when they cannot justify their
conduct by truth, are too apt TO resort to false
hood-and such was the case with coiemPora-
nv on Saturday last. We had exposed mean
and contemplate attempt to injure our lnte-
res,s-and this called forth nearly column OF
bombast, folly and falsehood in reply. What we
stated was not alone on the authority of the
correspondent of the paper, from which we
made the extract. but from letter from the
individual concerned. But this is not the first,
second. nor third time, that insiduous efforts
have been made to injure US from the same
source-but they have all failed-and the ma
leyolsnt authors Of those illiberal and unmanly
attacks, have found, that, in their assaults up
ON us, they do but ''bite against file." We
are beyond their reach-and if they can boast
of an extensive circulation of their paper and a
liberal patronage, they are indebted mainly to
those whose principles they Willy, and whose
interests they cndeavor to injure' 1t remains
to be seen whether this practice OF kissing the
hard which smites them'' will be continued.
To ust is a matter of indifference We shall
not undertake to kick the dog that attempts to
bite others; bu, shall be content, when ne at
lacks US, TO draw his langs aud let him run
harmless.
"GIyE THE Devil HIS Due" The Phila-
delphia Ledger complains that we did not "gve
the devil h DUE" when we copied the late
news from the Pacific, without giving it credit
for II. 1t is true, we found the news IN the
LEDGER. but then we were furnished with it
from other sources also, and gave credit which
we boped would be satisfactory alike to the
ssdevil' and his abettors, VIZ: the telegraph
r,ononoly.n The Ledger invariably omlts TO
credit us with anything it takes hom our CO.
l,nps and we think we have right to observe
~ ,roctice it has set us. We are always viii
,;no TO give the proper credit to That OF
onv other journal, but at the same time we
ovnect them to act as honoraby by US, thing
.t;s same Ledger never has done.
carr. CApRoN's TRooP This fine compa-
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eBS COMMENTARIES & UNDERWRITERS,
Respectfully inform their friends and the public gen
orally, that they have removed to No. Al N. PACA
STREET, opposite the Hand Tavern, where tn ey
are prepared TO manufacture FURNITURE of all de
scHptiOns at short notice. They have on hand, an
assortment of we'll made FURNITURE, which they
will dispose of on reasonable terms. FEATHER
BEDS aud Hair and Husk MATTRE SES, made to
order. Old furniture neatly repaired and vanished.
N. B. ] II. l.. x Co. reside on the premises, and
will receive orders at all hours se7-wfTli*
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DI E d,

On the 9Th inst. 4fter a short Hines, ZADoc VOL,
aged % years.
On The 4th inst. ELIZA, aged "a years, eonsortt
Andrew Franch
On the I'd inst MARGARET ANN MATILDA Love-
ed lS years ant mont 3.
On the Sd inst Mrs MARY TURPIN in the 72d VI
ST her age relict of the late Thomas Turpn of Que
Anne's co.
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MARRIED..

On the Sd inst by tAe Rev. ohN N. McJilt
SHAD8ACH G. HosHALL, of Baltimore county, to
MARY ANN JoRDoN, formerly of ST, Mary's ceuntl
On the Sd inst, by the Rev. 5. A. Boszel, JoHR
FARLAND TO MARY CATHARINE, eldest daughter
Caleb Goodwin, Esq, of tins city.
On the Sd inst by the Rev. MIR. Scheib, FREDRR.
MRsEKE TO Miss MARY EBERHART, all of this city
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

VVVUSIlt DHTHUNl7s, BAIT. ND.
03-OFFlCIAL DRAWING OF the Md. Consoli.
dated Lottery. class No. 80 for 1916: For benefit Of
Frederick Female Seminary.
IL 10 26 SO IA So 81 So 70 TO
IL and 10 being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each SI5
9 and 49, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each 10
9 and &c. being the 81 and 4h drawn Nos. each 8
&c and 49, being the 18th and 9Th; OF and SO, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each 6
5 and Ia, beng the 9th and 7ih; or IA and SIS, be-
ing the 7th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 4
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them, each 2
AN having one only of the drawn Nos. on, Z" l
1t EMORY CO., No. . N. Calvert-st.
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03- We invite the attGdton of the public to the
certificates Of cure performed by Dr. CULLEN,S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
y goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
standing Of he geIilemen whose names are gwen
as having witnessed this care precludes the posi-
hity of imposition. There is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
+. sidence will be given by applying the Agen s.
whose names will be found attachtd TO the certif-
Gates, seq
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ENOR SALECHEAP, THE TOOLS, STOCK
Il AND FlXTt RES OF light manufactu in.
business, well established The proprietor being
Obliged to leave the city, will sell extra cheap aud
learn the purchaser the business. Fora Young man
wishir for lucrative business, and which can be
rrird on v it'll very sma sum, il is good oppor-
tunity. Cash require only S25. Address 'sEnter-
p'i>e, Clipper Office, stating where all interview can
he had
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ITO CURE TOOTHACH

M - " HNU FKEN EHVE HFALT
Qg- THE TOOTHACH is always cured III,
mHute by an application of WHEELER'S TEAR
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be sta pro!
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will be-
ed; Softness of the Gums win be cured; all BIet
of the Gums will be effectualIy stopped, ana
Teeth. Gums and Mouth are always kept pie,
and in the best OF health by its use. Sold by
IN, HAIG, No. 1888 Baltimore street
je3O-ly above South, opposite Clipper oft
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GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION THIS EVENING
The National Blues Brass Band, Capt. Volandt have
cha tered the safe steamer FocahOntas for grand
moonlight Excursion to come off this evening The
boat will leave Light street wharf at u O'Clock pre-
cisely and will stop the Point going and returning
This will probably be the last xcursion Of this kline
this season. few tickets have been left at this Of
fee for SALE
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h3-INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY. The
quarterly meeting of the Company will be held on
This MonGay) EVENING, I'm inst. at O'Clock.
1t JOHN w. ]. SANDERS, Sec'y.
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G3- EVANGELICAL EDUCATIONAL Assoc.
CATION. A quarterly met ting of the Association
will be held THIS (MOnday) EVENING, at n o'clk
in the objects of this institution, particularly the la
dies, are earnestly requested TO attend.
1t ROBERT PIGGOT, Secy.
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LARGE BEET. Mr. Marvin Knowlton, OF
Westford, has presented the editor of the Hart
ford Daily Times with beet two feet in cir
cumferance, and twelve pounds in weight.
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VtGILANT FIRE COMPANY. A quarterly meet
Ing of the Vgilant Fire Company will be held on
MOND aY EVENING the 9Th ms at u O'clock
Pnctua attendance is requested. By O der
WILLIAM A, IJAMS Secy. se4-3t
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93- |. o. OF o. F. Such members of he Order
as intend or are disposed to JOIN in the PROCESS
SION AND LEVEE AT PHILADELPHIA, on the
II inst. are invited to meet with the Committee in
the 5 loon of the Hall, Gaystreet, on MOND AY
EVENING, 9TH inst. at : o'ck 1t has been asccr
tanned that the F ARE will be so very low (Which
be learned by atending) to make il within
the power Of every one to attend
P. M. JACOB MEARIS, Chairman,
P. G. JAMES YoUNG, Sec'y r. seq sm3t
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DEATH OF THE CLERK OF WORCESTER
COUNTY Court. We regret to learn from the
Cambridge Chronicle, that Gordon M. Handy,
E.q., clerk Of Worcester County Court, died at
his residence in that county, on Thursday eve
ming last, MIR. Handy was on several occa-
sons member of the Legislature, and was a
gentleman of fine attainments.
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HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE. 1t will be seen by the
advertisement in another column that this place of
amusement, will open this evening, with Mr.. Collins,
the celebrated Irish comedian, and vocalist,
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The MUSEUM The saloon performances at the
Museum continue to draw large aud select audiences
The universal favOrite, Miss Kate Ludlow, has been
engage, and will make her first appearance this
event, G, as "Kate O'Bren, - in the comedy of "Per
lection" In the course of the piece, she will sing
several favorte songs. The performance will con
cude with the farce of -" Twas l." We predict d
crowded house,
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ARREST OF A Murderer. We Learn from
the Po,t Tobacco Times, that negro George
Queen, who murdered Mr.. Cook, in that coun-
ty has been arrested.
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G3- ROBERT NELSON DIVISION, No. 16, s.
OF TEMPERANCE. Brethren you are hereby no
tilted to attend stated meeting of the Division on
THIS mo day EVENING, 7th inst, at O'Clock
on busin' SIS of importance
By order of the worthy Patriarch,
Il JAS. w. GREENFIELD, K. 8.
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N3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAN ES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN, BANDS,
SC &C., for sale and made to order cheap they
can be obtained at any establishments the United
States. Il. s. FRYER,
Milf No. Nerth Gay street.
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R7-"GIvE ME BOOTH YET FOR CIGARsw
Was an expression we heard gentleman make to
another, the other day as we were passng-we sup.
pose he has often tried Booths Cigars las we have
and fou them No. We endorse the expression
ana peat it, s'gve us Booths Cigars" His esrab-
lishment il in HANOVER STREET, No. SIS, doors
south of Camden-st, nearly opposite his old and IA
vore stand 1t
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ARMoRY INDEPENDENT LIT. DRAGONS, !

baltimore, september 7, 1916. !
0G- ATTENTION. A special meeting of the
Troop will be held at Military Hall, Gay street, on
THIS (Monday) EVENING, the 7th instant, at halt
past O'Clock. Business of importance will be laid
before the company By order,
WIN. GAMBRlLL, Lieut.. Com.
LEWIS REPPART, Secretary.
P,S. The regular drills of the Com any will take
place every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Even
ing, until further notice, at the Armury, S, corner
OF Lombard street and Exchange Place, over Eyer
tons Lottery and Exchange Place. 1t
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From the Boston Mercantile Journal. JAN l945.
G3-WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
There are so many "certan cures" fer coughs, colds
and even cOnrumptiOns, that we are sometimes dis
posed to question the efficacy of any of them. Mr.
s. w. Fowe, druggist of the highest reputation
at 1873 WashinA ton street, has the agency OF ar
Gle called Basam of Wild Cherry, which seems To
have won tor itself a gOnd reputation where ever
has been Introduced. We have seen letters from
various parts of New England, from persons of the
highest standing in the places where they reside hear
ing test mony TO the benefit themselves friends
had received from trial of its properties.
Extract from letter dated
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ROBERT BROWN, w
CHEAP LEVER WATCHES,

Erp An extensive assortment of Gold and Sill
YIN yer English LEVER WATCHES; Anchor,
IT, 81 Esca.,ement and Lcpine WATCHES. Also
As28 JEWELRY of all Kids, of their own ma
nuiacture. For sale by
SCI I'm R. & A. CAMPBELL aO5 Baltimore-st
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODp Fellows
The Grand Lodge of the United States will
commence its annual session in Baltimore on
Monday, the goth inst. The Grand Lodge will
probably continue in session one week. II is
composed of about fifty members, comprising
delegates from all the State Grand Lodges and
Encampments throughout the United States.-
The business before the Grand Lodge Is ex-
pecrcd to be of the most interesting character to
members of the Order.
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OUTS. Respectfully,
ROSSER & ANDERSON. DRUG :

STABLER Il CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo. W. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High sIs
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; RobeTts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F.
Perkins Brother, cor Green and Franklin streets
Joseph 3. Stansbury, 81 Thamcs-st; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sts. George II. Keer
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N, N. Robinson, SIS North
GAY street, SCI lW
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Petersburg Va, Jan. IS 1915.
A gentleman of unQuestion ,hle veraciy informs
that his brother had been confined to his he'd for
weeks with some species of cough that bafl ID the
skill of several eminent physicians, and by the of
two bot les of
WIS FAIRS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
he has been restored perfect health, and he is
ga fat and healthy man."
Yours. respectfully,