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IA ApEstRABLE II .slDENCE in Nineteenth street
H pear irving Place. story aud attic with under eel
'at-m rbe mintels IN base ment, and first second
.s-bu by days work about hr ago for private
F.,dencc. House. 20 feet by 40-lot, IS feet deco.
|tor terms, apply to GEORGE GASKIN.
rs i~'rc no Cherry are,
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TO LET

To LET,
~ THE RECESS, No, iT Broadway New York-,he
furniture ard fixtures belonging thereto for sale cheap
n mspp vuS lac
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l'HE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.
HOTEL At kINGSRRiDGE

~
Pl To let from LIT day next the large and compo
hi d,ous ote al K'ugsbrIdse, led by John
- Dodge being very suitably arrasged for boarders and
Tng good garden of about of ground
aud slso lsrSe Stable that will accomm date from
considered be Of the best location.
~ Fable House between New York and Albany II will
ei being beautifully .,tuated the Harlem river Fol-
Put two miles above Kingsbridg-. or to
ABRAHAM q. VALENTINE.
|e1l, BIT 165 Front street, New York.
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DL ED


On Saturday last, l2th ms I. after lingering ilt
which she bore with ch rstian fOrtitude and resi
ton, JANE 1UNN, wife of Mr.. George Butterbn
and daughter of the late Pitt E. Bowen, L o. o.
city, in The 3ith year, of her Gge, u
we weep thee-yel, amid our tears, +,
Ihat one bright trust is given. =
Eartn'S parting lasts but few years.
Wen meet once more in Heaven -
On Sunday the 18Th inst. WILLIAM JOHN, 81,
ThOs. G. Dunlevy, in the 18th year of his age. :,
AT Easion, on the 9Th inst. alter a brief illness !!
GRAHAM, eldest daughter Of the late AlexandeI,
ham, Esq. in the 39In year Of her age. \
AT Cincinnati, Il iO, on the LIST ult., of disc,
the heart, Doctor john HENRY WINTRoDE, of !,
over, Pa, in the 25th year of his age. Few :
passed to the tomb so universally beloved and la, =
ed as he! After taking his degree at the Cinch.
College, DIR. w. established himself there, and t.
obgiDg manners and correct department, soon
the esteem of all, and had gained very lucEr
practice when snatched way by the relentless !,
OF death aud consigned TO an early tomb" b
death, his friends nave lost the idol of their afec
the poor never-fding friend, ana his profcssoo
of its most talented and gifted youths. But, III,
he has ''shOok off this mortal coil, - his many via
and his great worth shall be forever fondly cher
in the ho- oms OF his acquaniances; and HE best
ISOLATION that he lived a Christian, and that h.
exchanged the sorrows of this world for the i,yse
await the virtuOus in those biissful climes W.
troubles never come, shall support them under,
trying Providence, draw their affections away i,
this scene of trial, and cOnstrail them TO l0oke
ward TO joyful meeting in heaven. W..
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AZ RHEUMATlsM Ann GOuT. Amnnr 1he Irn.

G3- RHEUMATISM AND GUUT. among the rr a
n, diseases that characterize the evenlful age in which
we live, nothing has contributed so much to the com
fort and case OF The community, nor conferred such a
boon upon suffering humanity thai important dis
covery and never failing remedy for the RHEUMA-
TISM and GOUT, the INDIAN VEGETABI b
ELIXIR and LlNIMENT, from Comstock's, 81
CORTLAND street. The immense advantages of which
are testified by the approval and recommendation of
many OF the greatest men of our day They are par
ticularly recommended for Govt and Rheumatism in
all its various forms, including Sciatica Lumbago ,
pains in the face and back &c. Aud as they contain
no mercury nor other dangerous medicines, will re-
CURE neither confinement nor attention of any kind
and invariably prevent the disease from king the
stomach or head and will cure any case,
For sale at the corner Of Baltimore and Hanover
sts, corner of Baltimore and Harrison SIS, and No.
81 Thames-st., f. P, Baltimore. 1t
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GoURAUD's LIBRARY OF RoMANCE

JULIA WRIGHT-CANTo XVI
RePrGeue is sweet TO him who Iakes bis pIace
Upon the galows with cravai.or rome;
Ills sweet 10 have taHnh or freckLed face
washer 'chue and clean D. GouRsUD's famous soap;
And 10 The wretched Of the human race
Ills sweet 10 have despair give place to hope:
lis sweet to have the har which maden's lin fills
Uprooted by F. GoURAuD's Pouafes Studies
Lro BE CONTINUED
FHNH II most pure aud unmiy.d delirht n lady can
III experience, must celtlinly be to have her Tan,
PInpes, Freckles, Saownes Redness Roughnrss
or other cutanoous di>fsur ments entirely removed
by G0URAuD's miraculous ITALIAN MEpIC ATED SOAP,
(Which, Ly lh1 way. is alsl the bst Shaving Com
pound fXtant) Next TO the pleasure of white skin
Is smooth one completely fee from hai'; am
GouRAuD's PoUDREs SUBTILts are warranted To Grad
icate all superhnous har!
W5. rake particular notice that DR. FELIX GoU.
RAUD's renowned preparations can only be obtained
genuine al HaNCES l03 Baltimore ST. and corner Of
Charles and Pratt sis.
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A TFENTION is REQUESTED
IN THE FOLLOWING: 1t is known, and wi

| A TFENTION is REQUESTED u
IN THE FOLLOWING: 1t is known, and will
acknowledged for fat /, that DOYLE never publis
prize rs sold unless il is really The case; and q
ne does sell more prizes than any three LottI
Vendors" in the city, (all that can De saii TO
contrary Notwithstanding what better proofI
this can be required than the Managers offi'I
sch emes? As they are easy OF access, examine \
then 90 right down to DOYLE'5 as you ought, Qf VI
want to make any thing by buving Lottery ticket
and get the capital prize i'm some of the follow
brilliant schemes:
TUESDAY, capital $1,000; tickets S2s, shares
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets IS, shares
THURSDAY, caSitaI $4,000, tickets S4 shat
H. proportion,
look out for the showers of small gold pied
which always follows the drawing of the Small Fd
On FRIDAY, Sep emher llth The Grand Thom|
Thumb Lottery comes off capital "a, 0-wh0les Il
halves so cents, quarters 25 ceri is. Certificates
packages ofwh0les, consisting of % tickets will
Isl urt at III" low price OF S2 halves S. quarters q
eighlhs $l,50 This good opportunity for SIN
ven ure.
liberal discount will be paid to persons whopuI
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale In the greatest variety Of lucky numbers
tEe package, single ticket, or share. All orders p|
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
Nj. DOYLE, No.l4d Praustreet,
II ri Opposite u IL y. K. Il. Depot 4
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W3-ATTENTION, EAGLES A special meeting
of the Eagle Artillery Company will be held at the
Armory, on THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at half
past O'Clock. 1t is expected that every member
who can attend will be presen', business Of i'm.
portance will be acted upon. By order of
Lieut., Col. GEO, P. KANE,
A. SHERWOOD, Sec'y L. A. Co. II
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CONCERT or THE Sons or TEMPERANCE. A grand
concert of vocal and instrumental music, in aid of
the Nantucket sufferers, will be given this evening by
The Sons of Temperance at the Odd Fellows Hail.
Tickets can be purchased at this office See the at-
Yertisement in another column.
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ARMORY INDEPENDENT 1T. DRAGONS,
baltimore, September IS, 1876. {
l3-ATTENTIUN You will parade THIS DAY.
l3th instant, at Goddard's General Wayne Inn, at 7
O'Clock, NJ, in full uniform 10 escort the Phila-
delphia Troop to the cars, By order,
1t" TH0S. j. COCHRAN O. s
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Vi" earnest solicitation of a large number Of cit-
zehs) Pri"rto their departure on their second Expe
fimental voyage tor the Spanish Main to give An
Exhibition OF The DIVING BELL, and for that pur.
pore Lave chartered the safe and conlmodious cam
tr CoLuMBlA, Capt. Guyther, leaving the he I'd of
h9nt ana PTatt ST wharf at half past O'Clock on
THURSDAY, sept. 18th, touching at the County
Whari, F.P', going ard returning
she VIII proceed as far as the Bodkin and Sandy
Iolnt, IN ABOUT ten fathOms water, where the sChur
Cfcll, with all her machinery attached to the Diving
btl ready tor her TIP. will be the spot she eav-
ing Light street wharf in tow of the steamer Oregon
Capt jury, at 10 o'clock also affOfdng an OpBOrlun
~ TO those who wish witness one of the most not
vel and attractive exhibit ms Of the day, as wen as
gravity any who may des to ia Ike pc ep at the bot
tom of the old Chesapeake
The hest COTILLiON MUSIC on board, and ey
cry thing conducted as to make il one of the
most splendid as well as agreeable excur ions that
has taken place this season. Messrs Binney and
HumphrIe3 viii be present and give every ini0rma.
ton IN regard 10 their former experiments during
their last voyage, and from their well known abi.
ties and general department, as regards such mat
tiers, rich treat may he expected.
The utmost order ard tccorum shall he presery-
ca, so That The most limd will have 10 excuse for
not witnessing this most grand and attractive ex
hibi ion.
No ladies' admitted on board unless accompanied
by gentlemen.
Tickets 81 for Gentlemen, Ladies so cents each
10 he had at the Clipper, Sun, Argus, Patriot and
American offices, and at the Bar Of the princ ipal
Hotels; as well at the Boat on the day of the Ex
cursion. JOSHUA BINNEY Captain
se'5 81 Fri HUGH HUMPHREYS. Engineer
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MARRIED,

On Thursday, 10th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Mo
THOMAS CowAN TO Miss CARrLlNE ). NORWOOD
Of this city.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. jenkins, A
BuKER, of Baltimore co. to Mrs. ELIZA TIrsrof
Hartford co.
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The MUSEUM. The fine comedy ofthe sold Eng
lish Gentleman" which was received last evening
with such great satisfaction at the Museum will be
repeated to night together with the aughabe farce
of "Tne Two GrcgoHes." This is a mos, admirable
bill, and viii secure a good hnnse.
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OFFICE OF EMORY 4 co,

VITIU9IIT bilTI, NH, J
1rS-UFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md. Consoli-
dated Louery, class No. l0l, for 1885,:
Al % 81 4 65 SO 81 8 rs SO 20 80 IS
% and Al, being the lst and ID drawn Nos each $50
q and 81, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos each 40
and 81, beiFg the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each 10
and Is, being the 4th and 5th drawn Nos. ach 2
So and IS, being the 9Th and 9th; 81 and So be.
ing the 9th and 7th drawn Nos. each Is
Al having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, GO
1t EMORY CO., No. 3 N. Cavert-st
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G3- We invite the atteuon of the public TO the
certificates of cure performed by Dr.. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
standing of The gentlemen whose names are given
as having witnessed this cure, precludes the posi-
bility of imposition. There is a large number of
persons now taking this medicine in tins city, whose
residence will be given by applying to The Agen's,
whose names will be found attach d to the certf-
Gates, seq
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LIST OFAPPLICANTS

Forthe benefit o f the Insolrent Laws of mr.,
land for the last meek. u
John F. SeguiR, tobaC't l.. c. Small, negro
And Huntington, mer 'Fhilip Quinn, laht
Thos. II. Davis, confec'r "Jac Smith coon
John Callow, tailor Anthony Flynn, la;
George Holloway, clerk Patrick Smith, 4
James H. Patton, collector william Green, hun
II. deCoursey, blacksmith George w. Smith, =
Samuel w. Conant, co. *Wm. ElIingswoftE
+For debts less than $50.
70 appear before the commits stone RS the
November, 1916.
Day of final hearing. Cd January, 1886.
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WAR IN ILLINOIS -.M0rmOnS aud Counter
tsjerS. The State Of Illinois, or rather por-
ton of it, is at present scene of violence, out
rage, and lawessness. While the Mormon
war is raging in one section, war Of extermi-
nation is declared in another. We stated few
days ago, that a gang of horse thieves and
counterfeters had been discovered in Massac
and the adjoining counties, and that a number
ofcitizens, organized under the name of 'Regu-
lators," had arrested aud lynched several of the
thieves, 1t appears that subsequently the Re-
gulators gathered in such strong force, that the
thieves agreed that the most prominent of their
number should leave the State Immediately,
and the balance, so soon as they can settle up
their business. This, if carried out, will, it is
said, prevent bloodshed. The Regulators of
Massac, Johnson, and Pope counties, have
adopted the following resolution:
ResotCed That we take by force, Golitely and
Freer, from the hands of the officers; and all
warrants which have been issued shall be
brought forward and torn up; that VIM. Ed
wards, Cheat Linn Bart Linn, all the Spences
and Squire Turner leave the State forthwith
and Young Linn as soon he is able, never to
return; and that all the Leach family, all the
Linns, and all the Stacys, and Dan, Turner,
of Johnson county, and John Jones, Of Nlassac,
WIN. Jones, Felix Taylor, Edward Fleece,
John Grace, and James Brown, Of Metropolis,
leave the State Of Illinois in one month from
this time and never return.
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03- NINETEENTH WARD. A meeting of the
18Th ward Will be held at Chambers, south east cor
ner of Poppeton and Saratoga streets, THIS tues
day. EVENlNG, 18th instant, u O'Clock, ior the
purpose OF electiag Delegates TO the Wing Conven-
linn
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lARlNELIST-PORT OF BALT,MOl
MONDAY SEPTEMBER u, 1886.
FkomrHE EXCHANGE READINe-RooM B ool
CLEAR RED.


Ship Elerslie, Wallace, for Rotterdam, Oelrict
Lurman. I;
Bremen ship Albert, Won Ttitzen, for BremeD
Schumacher & Co.
>, ship American, Williams, for Amsterdam, Bu
Hodges Jr. b
Brig Wing. James Phillips, Sr. Pernambuco ap
mark I; Birckhead & Pearce.
Scbr baltimore. LotOurette, N. York, I. Mankiic
Schr Henry A. RarIing, NEW 100 toRs) VIM. He
bard, Port Spain, Trinidad, Henry Leef n
Schr Della, Ham, LinviIle, Lavacca bay, (TeI'
Clark & Kellogg u
ARRIVED.
ship Huron, (of Portsmouth N. H. Weeks, Fl:
Liverpool via Boston, salt, to Thos. Whtridge & {
Steamer Cumberland, Layman, and Ericsson, Kff
from Philadelphia, j. A. Shriver.
MEMORANDA
ship Alexander, Leeds, 81 days from Liverpool
Baltimore, was spoken 3lst ult. at.t3, Ion. OIL
blrque Peru, at Boston, (and suppl d the P. viii
Dbl, beef aud bag bread) p
Ship Grace Brown, Myers, fIom Bremen for I
more, was spoken 9TH inst LIT. ~ l6, Ion 60 IL.
Barque Lawrance, Howet, for Baltimore, cles
at Bottom 18th inst n
Schr Yeso, Ryarson, from Baltimore, arriveH
Bango 10Th inst
Schrs John o. Ireland Ryan, and Josephine, 4
tourelte, for Baltimore, cleared at N. York 10Th ii
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING re !.
F-r Liverpool-Ship Pewhatan, with despatc !
For Amsterdan-Ship PUlOmac, with despatch.
For Rotterdam-Ship Chesapeake, with desp.''
For Rotteidam-Ship Ellerslie, with despatch,
For Bremen-Ship Elise, with despatch,
For premiership Albert, soon.
For Bfemen-Ship Post, soon.
For Havre-Ship L'AndilIe, with despatch. :
For Premiership Atlas, with despatch, i
For Valparaiso and ports in the Pacific Bal
Hortensia, Oct. J.,
For Antwerp Balque Paoli, 18th inst.
For Liverpoo!-Barqae Louisa Bliss, about =
inst.
For Valpari iso--Brg Argyle, will sail this wei.
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FRONT STREET THEATRE-Bencf' Of Mr. Scott.
The entertainments announced for performance at
the Front street Theatre this evening are for the
benefit of Mr.. Scott the worthy and talented Stage
Manager The patrons of this place of amusement
are indebted TO this gentleman for the excellent man
ncr in which the pieces have been cast and placed
before them the present season. He deserves, and
we trust will be rewarded for his cxertons by full
house The bill consists of the national dramn of
"Our Flag is Nailed TO the Staff " and "Rob Roy, "
together with excellent singing and dancing. Mrs.
Lewis and the beneficiary will appear in both pieces
The BARGE LINE To PHILADELPHIA. We would
call the attention Of the public to the advertisement
OF the Opposition Barge Line of Boats to Philadelphia
They start daily from the Pratt street wharf and
charge but the moderate fare of s o. and persons
who are disposed to make an excursion 10 the WCiy
of Brotherly Love-, are carried for $500, the round
trip with their meals included, The boats are verv
fine, with superior accommodations, and every facil.
ity is given to all who patronze them The excur-
sion tickets are certainly very low.
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PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largestassortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirelynew
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,
&C. &C. for sale aud made TO order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. E. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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3-"GIVE Me BOOTH YET FOR CIGARS =,
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 hava
and fou, d them No. l. We endorse the expression
and repeat it, 'igive us Booths Cigars :" His esab-
Iishment il in HANOVER STREET, No. IS, 3 doors
south of Camden-st., nearly opposite his old and ia
vorite stand. 1t
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THNABLE OIL CLOTH. have now on 'puGq
Al an ass0r .ment Of TApLE o l. CLOTH, q, s.
6 s. quarters wide, embracing a variety Of patterns
on canton funnel Linen muslin, superior cloths,
ana for sale low by, ... .....
JOHN G. HOLLAND. 45 Gay street,
au2S near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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NO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Quart and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
datc, his Old Established Store, Waterst I'd door
from Calvert. apps
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~OLD GUARD CHAINS,

SE CLARK opens great vhrety of Gold and Sill
yer work this day, among which are handsome gold
Guard Chains, for ladies' and gcntlemeni also, gold
Guard Keys; Fob Chains and Seals, with great va
riely of beautiful JewelTy, a26
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A MAN with a small family wants TO get house
IA in healthy neighsor hood, of from eight to ten
d1lars month rent. Amy one having such a house,
will find safe tenantb by addressing d. D., Clipper
Office sig 2t*
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or sale wholesale and retail by
p. ROGERS, Druggist al

Y T INNJNI.ItNJ, druggist anu OIItIlIsIJ
corner OF Howard aud Marion streets.
ANA at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard sts; DR.. E. II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green SITS II. Lemon
corner OF Market and Poppleton SITS; A. G. Ridgely
corner OF Howard and Pratt ss.; ]. ii. Perkins Bro
Their, corner of Green and franklin sts.; II. w. An.
drews, Hill ST.; g. X Tyler, corner of High and Mar
ket SITS; DR.. T. RountreG, Bel-Air Market; Thos g.
hopkins, broadway, Fel's Point; ]. B. Stansbury
Ihames ST.; G w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden ST. Il. j.
fltts, High and Pratt ST.; q. P. Rogers, corner of Paca
aud Lutte Green street, Or. Re5urg Pratt and Paca
str ct. sel5-lw-iplo 6m
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7 ours, respectfully,
ROSSER & ANDERSON Dr
On hand and ion SAFE by
S,rADI ND n ,nn wv ~

STABLER * CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo. W. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High SITS;
Seth S. Hance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F.
Perkins Brother cor. Green and Franklin Streets
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 'rhamcs-st; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market and Green-sts. George II. Keer
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street, sells lw
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TE1HAT UNRIVALLED CARMTNATIVE
81 mBOWERSl lNEANT CORnIAI.N is tho nlnst

NEINI NNIVNLLEU UAKMIN ATIV r.
I'll GROWERS INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Mediciue now in use among various families
OF the first responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL eau be given to the most
tender infant with p rfCct safety For children, or
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordial will be found of incaculabe benefit. For
those children who are afflicted with weakly or de-
bitated state OF the bowels, the Cordial will move
very beneficial Children while teething suffer great
amount Of pam, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble The happy influence that
Chow ers' Infant Cordial" exerts by its very soothing
qualities makes it very desirable remedy in all such
cases. let no family be without this invaluable rene
dy.-Price % cents.
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From the Boston Mercantile Inurnal Lam lsA5

u J IT.
DOWNSTAIRS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
There are so many ''ceTtan cures" for coughs colds
and even c0nsumptiOns, that we sometimes dis
posed to question the efficacy of any of them MIR.
). w. Fowe, druggist of the highest reputation
at l3S Washington street, has the agency OF an ati
have won for itself good reputation where ever I
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 testimony TO the benefit themselves or friends
had received from trial of its properties.
Extract from letter dated
Petersburg Va, Jan. Is, 1875
A gentleman of unquestonlble veracity informs US
that his brother had been confined to his he'd for
weeks with some species Of cough, that baflyd the
skill of several eminent physicians, and by the use of
two bot les of
WISrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
he has been restored 10 perfect health and he is now
ga fat and healthy man."
YourS
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FIRE AT WILLIAMSBURG, l.. |. Thirteen
houses were destroyed by fire at Williamsburg
on Saturday. Nine of the houses, owned by
Mr.. Henry We'll, were fully insured; the other
four, owned by Clarke & Miller, were insured
for $500 each.