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PA Y UP i!

We must ave money--iha,'s llt Gentle
men SUBSCRIBERS aud gentlemen candidates, are
expected to pay Up, and that ght soon. They
have had our labor. and we want our due; and
II they canno, be obtained otherwise, we will
be constrained to try wha, virl ue there is IN h
law. "TeIl it rot in GATH" there are those
who have been in the erj ymen, of prof able
and lucrative otiices Tor SIX months, and are ye
indebted to the printer for one Of the prime pl,
mean. by which they have obtained them
These men have The means but not the will Il
pay--wou'd it be anything wrong or unrcas IN
able, were we to make their names known in ;
ellis; ofdefaulters7'
We have Urgent need for money to dscharg,
our honest debs. We have errned sufferer, !,
do this, could we but obtain it. Did it evcl
strike gentlemen, indebted to Us for cash Jobs
that Withholding our dues after our m nv polite
requests, is hlte better than pecuIa,ior, So we
esteem it, and SO in good morals il shond be es.
teemed. Ofsuch character is the labor done
for Candidates in publishing their cards and
furnishing their tickets. We sincerely bopc
we may no, have to allade to this urp'easan
subj C, again, but tina, gentlemen will immed,
ateIy remove thus reproach from their other sis
fair fame.
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Corresp ndence IF the Advertiser.
ONO RIVER, ABOVE WHEELING, Va.
Yours, truly.
THURSDAY, March IL, 1916

THURSDAY, March IL, 1916
Dsar Sir: Il at down this morning to con
'lnue my imperfect notes upon the places along
the river that have attracted my attention.
About 5 O'Clock on Tuesday evening, the
som. day we lett Cincinnati, we passed name.
sake Of your village (Riple,O on The Ohio side
Of the river. esgh' miles below MayssiIe Ky
|, is well built. snowy little place by the way
placed by the side of which the capita of TIP.
pah would contrast dlsadvan,ageousy. On a
nea, white house, midway the row OF buildings
along the shore, ! saw, in staring capitals
"GALr House" Ii was OF course but min.
larure representative Of It's name sake al Lou
lsville. A little after sunset brought US TO NAYS
vile, fifty miles above Cincinnati. Though no.
avery arge place, il is compsctly built and pre-
sents decidedly the neatest front Of any town
have yet seen on this river. 1t contains should
suppose some FIVE or six thousand inhabitants
The high pesks which tower above the houses
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iLe Wet HUT a. To jui eiiI n VI ihe An e.s.
~ 4 Monographs nyps, rs lunls %, . N.
lsll,' stream, oppasilg 10 u The bark 4 n.
uonoprshela fses IN bisb, bid rln addyeg
interest 10 tie view No ytu approach no p,ss.
r'eschiines pIeasirf ctbifesi t,iwenile so,l.
oi Nature su4 lhose u AT a sigo potion Of
lie town. yea nm'mJef, vac desify,d ly tho
great fire N April last. The burnt dtifIe, IL
rapidly rising from lis asbes. and new BUILDING,
are pfeeenled on aII SIDES. The Occurrences.
though a sad catastrophe q, III. time, will In
the tni, suspect, add new beauty to the
place.
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Correspond nce Of The Riplea Advertiser !
OHIo RIVER, BELOW ClN.INNATi.

MONDAY NIGHT, March 8, ls46.
DEAR SIR.-H af pas, o'clock th's morn
ing found US al Loulsvllie, Ky 357 miles above
the mouth of the OHIO, and i54 below Cincin-
natl. Having freight aboard to discharge a.
that point, we remained there until after sun.
rise. rose dressed and repair ed TO the deck
Just as the boat wa, making ready to push ou',
and had time to get, Of course, only hurried
and imperfect view OF the city. The morning
too was cloudy. and he atmosphere damp and
eoo-.hough the day turned oil pleasant and
in the man clear. The city shows badly from
the river. The ground rises gradually from the
shore for some distance back, and then runs of
level, as was told, upon which the main por
ton of the town stands. The buildings next to
the river are poor, have dusky, dngy cast
and are wanting in regularity and uniformity q
construction. From where stood on the deol
of our steamer, l ccud discern hut one or two
conspicuous bul'dlngs-ihe "Gat House," f.;
massive brick situated, believe, on main street
being the most so Of any | saw. The absence
Of good buildings next TO The wharf gives t.
the place, as you approach or leave i, far lee
imposing appearance than Memphis presents
I, is almost exclusively commercial IN lis char
sc,er, and enjoys a fine h,de IN the importa
aion Of Merchandise from New Orleans and th'
Atlantic Cities, and the shipment OF Western
produce. Steam BOAT building is carried OF
there, too, to considerable extent. l have u,
means of correctly ascertaning its population
but should suppose it to be some 30 zoo. Jet
fersonv'l'e, nearly opposite the city on the In
diana side, is neat little town, built upon
high, level situation, and looks well from th
river.
After passing Louisville, and occsionall
eefcys, ccns;sn, 'snaius Of snow were r'slbl
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upon lbc bill sides along Tho shofc' "o''y up
80 iho kehiu,hy BAH whore lhey A'c MI ~
dttrlly tspns'd 10 ne fs,s ~ The sun hkS
mies abo'e That elly' Tho obo ~ 'nlr"d ny
ken'urhy n,cf, OF when have nothing 10 20
'naih Fa'e' hal on 0s np'n "'H'a' 'h' muu'h'
stands The little town "' W''l'''n'poH' s's
"'''s ''''h'f ~ y'"p' '''aS' aS"lss 'o'''
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'"' ''"'' Wv" w '' "
o'y "'s" ''e'' " WIZ" ''''' give "" ''"'
account a""ouen nave u" p'cul'ar uee'e W
'ee'"e "e ''."s 00"''' p'''''" 80 W ''"'''
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80 ''''e '"s ~" '''~' "'-'
desifous OF making the IMPRESSION ''a' '"ey
were OF The supper crust OF society," now
thought ], we are TO have grand display OF
fashionable dancing, and therefore took my
eat nara ny as "a 'o"S'r on co'i''o" was
commenced; but 1t had not been proceeded Tar
vi h, before 1t was very evident no one enga.
yrd fairly understood wh. the balance were up
o. 81 instead OF gao ia, fash onabe dance,
'"'"e" ou' c"h'useo 'o"paaS-" may com
"''o III Tue a'se"ce Vi ""e 10 co''e! my
meaning lhey would datc' a"h''', get into
coi'us''h' men s'oP' run across 10 each o'her
ana d's'u mat'ers-"Vefy one havinga stpa |
rae suSsesl ION III make WIN reference 10 Tue
X ma ana mode OF the dance, al taking al onre
OF course Al seemed more apt at directing
'"'" e"e'"'''g' a"u eae" c'aheu 'uh snare
- s"'' p'''''-e'' "a 'p' '"S o"p'''' ""' seem
ed content to wait The movements OF The others
20 'a"ce or nor oa"'~' a. the case IN ght De
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A certain Judge was rep imaoding m a'or-
nPy for brugug several small u ~ q court
and remark,d that il would have been much
better tor all prues bad he persuaded his CIT
en,s 10 |, ave lhtlr cause 10 the arbitration u
two or three honest men. Pi, ave your honor
retor't d the lawyer, we DID noi clouse 10 uou'
bic tones mCI wi'h thCm.
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UA learned commentator on holy writ, say:
"There ia but one passage in the whole Bible
commanding the girls To kiss the men; and tina,
10 the g ,lden rule. -"Whatsoever We would ,hs,
m'n should do unto you, do y: even so unto
them"
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I. XcCutOl'S Notice.

TENtE undersigned, Executors of the lass
n Win and i'es amen, of Samuel CASA.
way, Deceased, have presented me"
accounts for final settlement Il SAID Es'ate'
tj tie Probate Court of T,ppah county, M!ss'1.
sppi, and will, al the next May Term theieo"
apply for it's audiiion and allow ance.
DANIEL GASSAWAf
BENJAMIN HAYES.
Executors.
March 2lst lS46-15-3w
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What gorious world 'h's would be, fa'lt the
Inhabitants couG say in truh and sincerity, WIN
Shaks pearc's C0rn--'l AN true laborer, i
earn that pet, get that wear, o"e no man
hate, envy no man's happiness. glad OF other
men's good, conteni with my karm'
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Coop. Make way, here, sad member o
a renub,,can depu,aion, we are the represen.
tat,ves Of the people. Make way yourself
shouted one of the ,hrong, I'VE are the people
themselves
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There will be held, TO morrow afternoon, Al
?o'cloek =. NJ, meeting of the Ripley TotsI
Abstinence Society. Addresses may be expect.
ed. A general attendance is solicited.
VIM A. GRAY, Pres.
March 2Sth lsi6
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u We have no late news from Washington
Or elsewhere, that won interest our readers
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TOur Circuit Court IL now in session.
Judge Miller acqulls hinselfto the satisfaction
Of all classes--lawyers, sui,ors, jurymen and
BY. ISLANDERS.
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ATTENTION MILITIA!

A LII persons that are subject TO M'I'a'y
"A duty in the LIST Battalion Of the Az %
a Regiment of A. Militia, are hereby
commanded TO parade at the house Of WIZ
lam McG,lls' on the Isl Saturday in Apr''' 10
46; also those that compose the 2ld BahaWoh
OF the 49h Regiment Of M. Militia, are heIeny
commanded to parade at The house OF Mfs.
Deborah White, on the 2nd Saturday in Apfn
1916, armed and equipped in. both instances a.
the Law directs.
E. r. SMITH, Lieut.. Coy,
49h Regiment, NJ ~
March 2lst 164e
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TThree more eplsIes from our CORE pom
dent "B." will be found in tot days paper. W,
commend them TO our readers for perusal.
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TAXATION.

No nation, save our own, ever paid ito ma.
Ii nal debt Eugland never has paid, and new.
er Will pay her debt. She pays the in'cres, on
II now, got from the hg sense OF moral obg.
ga ion that t1upnces our policy, bur from no
dreai Of rcvo.u,iun. She fears The fund hold.
ers aud taxes the mastes; but by and hy he
masses teccmlug despersle m their wtelhed
Ness and wakrulrg up To sense Of their rights,
will revolt against these cXactIons, aud Il en-, ~
the reehng -lolm Of rcvoiullon, thrones and
prviI, q, :, aud EutIiC sCCuri' ee AID debts " II
be- scattered 10 IN" winds. No govcrnmpn, ha-
thergbt TAX tho peuFlr as all governments
I. lax thcm III re in no exercise Of powe
Of which the people should be s, aIous aud 80
promp rs question, AZ the taxing power
Mankind are GOV, rD,d By money; ccneti'u.
TONS are money; VI. huDtains oi rublr justice
are poisonri w.t. in0tey; nations are slave d
WIN IN .ney; ana II He would be TAI htul 10 cor
,ra.t OF Notwithstanding tu fnstrrry-w We mast
d spu,e this taxing power on ev0ry jst coca.
ion. Co, cede he riga, OF this ,vcrnmcn',
ether state or IA i,na, to baft'r ANY, the luj.
nc iallh, aud 10 tax the iduustfy If The peep .
10 t!sc retlOnary 'Xtput, aLd where IS the dn-
ference 10 tdct, OttW en- Ur and he most dpa
po,c pynasly IN t.utopJ! None VIA ever, cx.
cept ~ torn ihe peJ,e then, Y h. submit To
such insidUous stretches cf p wCr, rrtcucaiy
ana voluntarily part with tie highest perga.
tive ul sovereignty, aud sign tie bond Tor their
uwn seGvhude - tsrSondR
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LATEST IMPORTATI0NS OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
- INWARD RIRD

No. 400 BALTIMORE STREET,
between Charles and Light-ss.
Has re Il a. and is now opening, large stock of
the mos ,nionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
imported this season-to which the att, nton of MGR
oh ants and buyers generally are invited.
FOR CENTLEMEN-SuperioT black, blue olive,
bTOwn, green, drab French, English aud Domestic
CLOIHS, from . to $40; sup. black aHd fancy CAS-
SlmEkES, all prices; super embroidered Satin, plain
satin, velvet, Cashmere and Silk VESTING; a full
stock of Gloves, Hdkfs Cravals, Hosiery, Under
shirts and Drawers &c. sc.
FOR LADlES-One of the largest stocks of Dress
SILK, entirely new and very rich, ever offered in
this city; rich black Silks plain g'd and satin stripes
new style French Cashmeres; Nous de LANES; new
style Cashmere Robes; Oregon and California Plaids
entirely new; new style Ginghams, superior quality;
rich white Damask SILK, for evening dres. es; EN-
bredered Robes, in white and col's; Tareton Robes;
Swiss Jaeonet; Taletans; Book and India Book
MusIins.
SHAWLS-Embroidered Canton Grape, French
Cashmere, Terkerr Printed very rich; rich silk en-
broidefed Cashmere and SaXony Net Shawls; Ter
KERR Scars; Silk dos scarlet and fancy coored Grape
scarfs; one cartoon extra fine Thread Edgings and
Laces; do Swiss Insertings and Rdgnes, very fine;
French Needle-work Collars and inside do; Cuffs
Sleeves, &C.
LINEN GOODS-LiHen Cambria Hdkfs, all prices;
Rich Embroidered and ReverL BOrdered Linen Cam
brick Hdkfs; Irish Linen; Linen Sheeting; Damask
CLOTHS and Table Damask; Bird Eye and Huck.
aback Diapers Scotch Hollons, Brown do, White
do; Damask Napkins, sc.
DOMESTIC GOODS-Bleached and Brown Do
nestle all kinds; Prints of every variety and price,
Sat nets, all prices, very chGap Osnaburgs, COitons
Heavy fulled Cloth, for servants wear, &c. sc.
J. EDWARD BIRD, 209 BALTIMORE ST.
SELF between Light and Charles,
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DANCING ACADEMY.

Nh ARIES l.. SPIES respectfully forms his
~ friends AMI the public, that having completed
This arrangements, by refttng his estab shment at
ESENTRaL HALL, Corner of Baltimore aud Charles
2streets,) in beautiful and comfortable manner, he
will resume the duties of his SCHOOL, on TUES
ADAY, September 18th. His course of instruction
embraces all the various branches of the above beau
Ztiful and fashionable accomplishment.
j DAYS OF TUITION.-FOr Young Ladies' Misses
land Masters, on TUESDAY and SATURDAY AT
j TERNOONS, from till O'Clock; and TUESDAY
and FR1DAY EVENINGS, from till 10 O'Clock, for
#GentIemen. ...'.
q N. B.-Mr. s. can be seen at the Rooms every day
and evening from till and from till 10 O'Clock.
0I3-The Saloon and adjacent Rooms will be rented
fer Balls, Concerts, Meetings, &C., on reasonable
Herms. ASH II a3l colin
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ART OF DANCING.
ERHR. j. Il. CODET respectrulIy an

#HE z. J, r. CODET Respectfully announces
#1Vh to his patrons and the ladies and gentlemen of
Baltimore, that he will commence his Institution
Sept. 29th at the City Guards ArmOry of Han
over and Lombard sts., formerly occupied " him.
=Mr. G. will give Instructions in the LaPOlkas Quad
Eilles, Celarus Values, and the Spanish Dance
Ia Cadiz, danced by the natives of Cadiz and Ma
ird. Pupils will have the privilege of learning the
above without eXtIa charge, The Saloon has been
handsomely designed papered and painted, with ad
#1itioIal dressing rooms added which makes il one of
The handsomest and most cOmmodious Saloon in the
City.
Days of Tuition TUESDAY and SATURDAYS,
aides, Misses and Masters Glasses from tn p.
1entemen's Glass from Till 10 Evening Orders left
lat his residence the European House. the Saloon
pm days of instruction will be promptly attended to-
selO-eO6W
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SEVERE INJURY TO THE SPINE.

This will certify that for number of years past
have been in feebls health in consequence of having
had severe fall in the hold Of my vessel, which
sPra'ned my back and seriously mi ured my spine
have consulted physicians and tried the Baisam Of
Liverwor, Sarsaparilla, and many othe medic ines
and all to no purpose. About a month ago pyocur
ed DR.. Christie's Galvanic Bet and Magnetic Fluid
and have entirely recovered. never expected to
be well again, and thought I would have 10 rive II,
c0asting, but now feel better than have for a num-
her years past and am in every respect an altered
person. Nothing would induce me to part with INV
Belt if could not procure another.
(Signed) MORRIS OSBORN
Residence No. Is Monroe ST., New York and Mas
ter of the Norfolk packet schr. "Mary Jane -
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NEOORE'S PECTORAL MIXTURE. In

NE OOfNFI'S I FOIUItAL WIAIU1tIL' III
I'VE offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that il is 9uack
remedy to cure all diseases. is it recommended
cure for consumption; it is prepared from the re-
ceipt OF the late Or. Moore, of Philadelphia and is a
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections II will also be found useful in the Incl
pient stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene-
tit from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary, as
trial OF it will be sufficient recommendation 81 its va
lue as a remedy in the absve mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
nl2-tf No, 1872 Baltimore street.
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NNaPERuANGINGS The subscriber has on
Il hand general assortmen, Of superfinc and com.
mon American PAPERHANGISGS, BORDERS and
FINE BOAR PRINTS which he is selling at lhe
very lowest prices, Persons wishing Papeihangitg
done will do we'll to call before purch sing elsewhere
Also on hand large lot of CURTAIN PAPER, suit
able for window Blinds, without doub!lngo fasting
"a cheap article. And Great variety oil handsome
FIRE BOARD PRINT
JOHN C. HOLLAND, 4s Gay street,
salo near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY!


EXCURSION TICKETS, including meals, Ground
trip,) only So
y .a,svsEss For PHILADELPHIA DAILY,
sssQs1sat II O'Clock, M, from PRATT ST.
tssssGss'fNEsA WHARF, near Light street, without
Change of Person or Baggage. The new ald supe-
rior safety Barges MAJOR RINGGOLD and GEN'L
CADWALLADER, will leave Prattst, wharf, near
L;ght-sI., daily at II O'Clock NJ for Philadelphia in
tow of The steamer Lopez to Delaware city, where
they will take the new, splendid and swift steamer
PORTSMOUTH, and arrive at an early hosr the
following morning, without chasge of person or
baggage.
The Barges have been fitted up in the best order,
with improved berhs. The cabin for Ladies is Sc p
arate and distinct from the main cabins.
Fare to Philadelphia 81. Meals 25 cents
E. G.. HARRIS, Agent
se3-i Office corner of Grant and Pratt SITS.
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AMPS. GfRANDOLES. &c.

- @ HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
! A fresh lot of Cornelius Il Co.'S superior SOLAR
! LAMPS, for burning lard OIL with rich cut and
plain globes, which are offered az considerably re-
duced prices. Also GIRANDOLES with rich cut
I'd rops, of new patterns,
! 0t3- Beached Winter Strained SPERM Oil, war
I+anted pure also, LARD and Patent Refined Whale
BOIL, for Solar Lamps, at
VESTS LAMP STORE,
, SELF eou No. Is Sharp stTeet.
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FARM FOR SAFE. For sale. a n.

- FARM FUN SALE FOr safe, neat
- little Farm of A acres and IL perches, stuat ed
@zzzzn York county, Pa, 80 miles from Baltimore,
The improvements are comfortable dwelling house,
&C., and also on the place pottery in complete or
der and in operation with three wheels in the shop
aud warehduse attached to the pottery. The land
has been lined all over lately, and all under good
fencing; and is susceptible to all kind of grain; there
is fine orchard of choice Fruit and three never
failing springs of excellent water, no better in the
state. The title is ndisputable, and clear OF all in
cumbrance whatever. twill be sold as bargain on
accommodating terms, if applied tor soon to
a2O LIZ SCOTT, No 10 Exchange Place.
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SUPERIOR MINERAL WATER. This
~ delightful and refreshing beverage can now be
furnished by the subscriber equal if not superior to
any in the city, with great variety of Syrups, a.
mong which are, Cream, Vanilla, Orange, Orgeat,
SC. &c.
Also, fresh Pavilion and Congress Spring WATER.
For sale by CHARLES b. BARRY,
ap22-d No. 1872 Baltimore ST.
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NOR SALE. A very valuable NEGRO BOY,
- D years OF age,-fom the country, good waiter,
coachman, and is Also accustomed 10 work farm;
to serve years from next January He is sold for no
fault whatever, the present ownern ha wing NO further
use for him, is the cause Of his being offered for sale.
Apply to L. F. SCoTTI'S old established
SEES Intelligence office, 10 Exchange Place,
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kfss=a, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
EM:,l House and Lot on the North side of Ross
EaiiH street, nearly opposite the inter,ectio OF
APaca street, having front Of 20 feet on Ross
street, and running back 100 feet to an Alley subject
to ground rent Of 9l5 per annum, will be sold bar
gain This property is situated in the most healthy
part of the city, and from the many Improvements
making in the neighDoThooa very profitable invest
ment may be made. Apply at the Clipper Office, 1874
Baltimore street. ..... .a mS diff
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EUAsHINGToN UNIVERSITY

4 w Of BALTIMORE.
] F.aCULTY OF THE MEDICAL DEP.aR TMENT.
Professor J. C, s. MONKUR, NJ. L., Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
&c E. FOREMAN, NJ. D., Chemistry.
I" CHAS, B. GIBSON, M. D., Surgery.
{" w. T. WILSON, NJ. D., Therapeutics and
Materia Me lea.
g w. r. LEONARD, VI. d. Anatomy,
g WIN. H STOKES NJ. d., Obstetrics and
Medical Jurisprudence.
WAKEhAN BRYARLY, M. d., Demoasrator of
Il Anatomy.
The Annual Course of Lectures will commence
on the last MONDAY in October next and continue
moRhs.
Fees fora full Course ofLectures, 800
Matricualion fee, S
Diploma fee 20
Demonstrators fee (opliOHal,) 10
4 Students OfMedicine en- be received as B0arders
g in apartments attached 10 the Hospital.
Address all communications to
sl42aw4w L. FOREMAN, Dean.
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LONG, EY'S
GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA

UhEA w Eo EhN INDIAN fANACEA.
FN1HIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED MEDT-
IN CINE is prepared by Col. 3. NJ, LoRGLEY, of
the state Of New York from recipe obtained by him
from the Indians of the north west frontier whilst
attending the payment of the annuities of the In
dams OF that region some years since. 1t is recon
mended as an nfdlible cure fnr Asthma, Colds, Dys-
pepsia, Liver complaint and all Bilious and Nervous
affections 1t is a mild and pleasant cathartic, and
its operation does not interfere with the business pur
suits of the patient As Family Medicine it ia in
valuable. Certificates Of the qualities of this medi-
cine may be had in pamphlet form from anv of the
unde signed agencies, and the following certificate, il
will he seen, is from one of our own citizens. The
General Agency is at the s. E. corner Of PRATT and
PACA STREETS, and of GEO. w. JONES, corner
of Baltimore and High streets.
This is to certify, That was sick for three months
with deranged and sour stomach and dysprpuca
affections. In that time lost twenty-five pounds of
flesh, my nerves hecowing weak that | could
scarcely walk about. had taken almost every other
kind of medicine, which HAD no effect, when was
induced TO try ''LOngley's Great Western Indian Pa
nacea,' and in less than three days b. gan to feel
better, and before had taken one hottie was On
tirely cured. 1t is the best family medicine know
Of. | would not be without it on any account.
| have recommended it 10 a number of hands en-
ployed about the foundry, who have used it with
much benefit. WILLIAM McKINSTRY,
sel-e03m Foreman Of Ross Winan's Foundry.