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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
DEAFAt.Ss CURED,
NC4RpA'%

COMPOUND KtH.o:OTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
EFOR The cure % DEAFNESS, gaias ana he
those dsagreeahie noises. lr The hrzzlne I'D
insects, taihnE OF water, wivZZug 81 sfrata. 4 C.
-, w'fch arc symptoms OF approaching deaf
ness. ai.c also generally attendant NIth the e.s-
ease. For sale ! 3 Or } Cru EEH,
No is3. Main = g.. > ,ic ASrut
THIS medicine is highly recommended ard ma
Weious ctrlhcaies ltc given, lY very T,, poet
"uic ptIsoh-, 90 tue Hauy sst30.siluc tpr-s
'htCB % has performed. nov %
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nOnNBRooK & DILLoN,

u
CHEAP as THE CHEAPEST
MAST SIDE MARKET ST. lew dors be-
IA low The PosI Oficc. haze supplied Them.
s'Nes win new aud large eneinc hnd iher ~.
lures for her business ~ a snyeriuS .ive md 81
yer ihr m,olycs ihoi with len years EXPFRlENCE
hey vii he able 10 rep Ter he most perfect sat,s
incupn
They carry nn ihe House and STEAM
30 f. Y w UNR'NC3 ~ 40 is branches
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE
w Nrnugeacn's with ihc Manufacture. we
have feceived nud viii be constantly receiving
and prcpa'ed 10 supply Inc stnve pipe ~ hoI..ols
and ff'"i. oi he ics qualify, end US low n. il Gun
be hed 100 ihe country
They have con, tsnily on and Uvdfauts oC
various te-cfiJuun, hlucrs' Kettles. waterclcs
cts, bath tub, bot and cold shower batb. 10
'ouS Tor bleaching, chemical arp.riiu.. Lad
ccthns, paienl bath pumps l.at pine, o. a'fsiz
SNteet lead o shy IckncsS aud worked nm
10 anY monnrr OF torn.
Wafer conducted tbioJsh Tea lcn pine, from
springs 20 dwelling houses IN the country.
superior humps !of county wells. steam ED
gines &c sc.
All order, thankfully received and punctu
ally attended o..
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he eupelied
10 scvci1l description a. mechanics IN t.e
2 Story Of then building, on un tbe ground
holi al very modefa'e zeal.
Wheeling Arul g. 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
w. w. RILEY, PATENTEE.
PATENTID IS13.
RlLEN'S PATENT OINTMENT.
Ant BE BEAT

AM DE- BEAT
TENHE Following crrlfcaics are presenied ia
"A The Iullic, VII Oh places beyond doubt the
cufaiiNo qgalfics o. Ills remedy;
Ptca ant Iahsy, Madison CO O. J1no5 rs
WIN Wiltshire R.icy-Dcnr y q NJ VITO Lnv
ing hecn sfIl ciel wuh that n,o-I disire.sns at hu
mln complaints the Plies. nearly eichi year, with.
'ui receiving any feief iran she hest physicians
"nS indrccd io nv The vlruc of your JusIly cele.
irned Pdc o. mcnf ~ Tcrun IN Gded Wv tubr
ngen NJ james lager mi che was eriuei.
relieved Oy iho use of one huulc, aud her geLeral
health. Which had been lad fr ,hc last seNcnVeats
VAS o"mr'clely restored. rru therefore cheer.
fully recommend Rtley's Pile OiniDcn, to all per.
'ons ''orbed wnh thai painful disease
WILL lAs. ~ CUNE
certify hat have been tGlicied stverciy ,ytIb
The ri'e' fHr ,he hsi two years ard nh,r using
varou. rcpedics wrhlni obtaining rrliel / was
lndnccd % Try iit"y :, r,iebra,ed Om'morf f,r the
Pdo' and obra,ucd speedy rclrL and therefore
co'h'cnily recommend ip ihnse afflicted wuh
h', inioiu' disclose. AMOS 5 RAMSEY.
C,ilmLps o. Oci 10, "A
tAu lIDN-N'nc Eenutuc nrlc>s manufactured
oy lie Pa'eo'ces putup ia phitis made s1pf,s,iy
iof he pnrro,c, le'tetci aud seated wi,h an cnar
we'd ,cai-Wiih Riley, Oiutmcui Tor P.lc,; pa,eri.
81 Januhrr, lsii' ,tampci upcu the e,tk. and
'n'el"pcd; with splendid engraved wia,per.
sIgned by he P4icntec.
y Is. Al ir,tcr. must hc directed 10
Ncssn DAVIS 4 WILMER Columbus
GeHs'GI aee,ts 10 ne West,
her snlc wholesale md retuh hy
JAMES BAKER, Whee!ii g Va.
KIDD q co Pdi>hu,eh IA
JANIS CLASCOE * 90 Cincinnati.
may % "
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Rcf dU .RF0Elc GIOghJug


DTHsrANT 10 On erJs, n ~. c.o.,. c....
"i ono cnnaiy. atibo Jane form of s,..l 800,
''and Z" 'hc undefsicrfa direrfeI .s ,,,i 49,
,ee' 'f saturday 'be iiia DAY n J,,y n,tf =, ,,,.
''''' "n'' 'i he court hpusr OF sad r5upig d, s.it
y '0' h'rhc" bidder isO parcels of lspi bst.,y...y
pr ''e po hnnsr form. ono parcel in,g s..il, !.
- h'.so supposed ln contain about forty
''' a--'.'' n"s 30 l,.ur east 81 poor house.
e.a.'iHi'E dnsca sores af lend
''''' %. sac m'de knnwn IN Day OF SOLE
IODa.
TiIOS nORNRnOOR.
SAML OLDHAM
Orfrsesrs II Oiia reunfy
q lhe fa'e 81 ihe Shove property s fsis,lafn,
2" HH.. Ht ihu 25fh Gay olAurgsf uott is2l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
GOLD WATCHES
ALN AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO 40!
ADJoINiNo FoasYTn q BAKER's,

WA Err 81 WHEELING. VA
FS'ilE SUiSCh BIER 1itefs hinseli H. IN an
y cNp-rcnc" II | 6 years IN mercantile busi
n",S 10 his cry. that he rnIcipaie tie wants
II hi, numoruus customers aud friend, ia The sclec-
ton ui choice oud sca.unpble Goods lakes pleasure
81 an ounclg To Them thai he - now receiving
ana VII continue 10 receive monthly throuchum
lbe scp,On. The rgCsJ and hCsi scieci,d stocks ol
I"rfs ever 81 iod ip the Ciuihiug Trade ~ tli-
e'iy. rui' bHsei irua he bes hnuses ~ Pnliadel.
ih'' ard Brlumure. aud selected from me chuiccsi
or most arpr vvd makes he mosi desirable Good
q" ihe Seaso" and vail he sold fora very small nd
vance. v'E French. Eugl sh aud American Broad
L."ihs from superfue To- sledium; T. lied Brlgan
10 de-, lEvis.h!e Green. Blue and Londnn Brown
d" d"' tRta heavy blue snd VOL y X dOnhlc
miI'd tas'imercs very desirable; ALEC single inlcd
PLAIN and ihucy French aud English Csss,Gierc.
very superior Hns chenp; also and 6 Gud
bud silv'r mixed and pl,m Tweed; rom fue Ia
medium French Linen Drill all qpnlttIc,; summer
Ciihs gnp d'Eic Persian Indi,ps aud Orieans i d., a.;
300 - Linen AMI Coilnn PLAID, striped anal Check
Pn"lui"oo-; S'uT vcsnngs. pain. suipcJ Mode.
mei'nn md o'hr F"rcy Vcsurgs 90 great vsre'y.
ia" above goods viii ie made TO order Nv ffsi
rate cntcT aud gooI wnfk.en warranted equal lo
my in ihi. a. he Eh.tcfn ctcs
EEcGdy .1g6CJe 'OFhtNg.
CIuih Dress and frDck Goats, lfos, surrTnc 10
MEDIUM; fuI' ODD complete assortment summer
D'N's'n c"iIpoie assortment comprising OIL The Va.
no'ies qnnllies snd pures Cs.slnei. Ky Jeans aud
Fw'eds Dfe.s esd FtDck Cnn.s; a vefy general n.
'ormch' do do Cnss msto. C,.srei. Cutd aud Ben
vct'ccn Par's. io do Round Jackets Sc &C.
10 20 q iue linen pnd Mushn Sh.rs; B.,
.'ns. CoI|ars, dc. i5doz common do. mrcy ur,ied
i'"cn aud Muslin o,; Palmetto AND Ierhprp Has
van NE usual variety 81 Suspende Hose, &c
iptiie no lficgls md custonefs md Oh ~
'ei''h "i ro"d Coos GO give ne call. ns.orirg
'h"r con ord VIII seli hon g,aid aniulr at fits
puees lUt cash 90 Ihe usual t,rms o. pfon.d cus
iOmofs
Reco'lect SO 90 Water Street.
opls ALEX ROGERS
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DARE AND ROGE.
MANuFACrURERs AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
IE tI.ENS ~

DE l.EUS ~
HATS q PS AND FVRS.
Onion 81, South End Of Market Square.
WHEELING. IA
u q AVE always on hand. and make 10 or3rf IN
q Il tho most fashionable aid suner or style:
tlne No Beaver Hats Fipe ~ SIR
D. NJ Do - No du
ID No J Ru>siN d. ~ ! Cancy
D. n, ] Cus,imsr d, y, N,n,k
Gents Fme cl,dh CAPS Gent, SILK Velvet
Youths do ia Inhns Jo
ems Shi c M .d 90 Pq.nanl Frri,mrncI. 4
Youtls Glazcd d1 every d..,fict,on
They iuvI'e The ate. ton ci Merchants through
lhc country 90 'hcir csab'ithmeut os hey arc NOT
% Dee Surpassed m qualify ~ mi.uiariufr. on
cheapnc's olrf'ce. by any house ~ the Wo.t
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

G CCORDIONs- rest o., or com. &C.,.
- snd SINGLE krYed Asr.ffi,ns ,gsi -
'"iiHt c"minno aHd 5ap-i besd Guitar. ,..,.,, :.
'"i '''y n' Flutes irom 90 4 tets ,,,.l,
''rry OF tm" love rclebf,i,d dan stei Nr,.u..
Sn1'iFani Hei"eeu, pl 900 sz,s A a,gc l, ia
'nf.f'r Friction N1 rhcs GOO ba6i h, f,s g,.... ~,
.th rw Wr'w Wae.n, viba r.nef.i os.
o'.'.'i "i ffYn'y C.i.. rf 20 sr11H rtg..er ..
''y I'el MEiLOR. Uu.ntt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
T. BIC CHAIR is HOUND 70
EIUI RISIH
dceoIyd&v

u'aclufes ~ ofief 81 The 3.aefent varieties ~
Fancy French mod Word Sso', Nockon.. Scroll
T"f-. Stat Bach, Common ond Cottage Chairs inew
rylc) Ais" Sei'ecs. Snrahl,s Bi.ion asd Half
D'sion Rockers. Nuriag Go. common do lsrge and
sHtfL Also. Cbliien's Table Rrcklog snd
sewing Chairs ard S.ools of every sike and quali.
Zoe Mammoth thlif Of tWcuty feet high Please
call and et1mine of gontolges aud leave your
orders nod ihsY will De attended 10 in shofi oFdef
Chairs ca0iuii, hacked Tor Shipment ~ sent 20
oll paus Of the rify without extfr charge. Dont
ioreei me place SO i27 Main 81, West side
,s, ~ em W RIuRLDAFFER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

VIZ N''nra' Ffif Hfina held boo IYt.l,.,,i,,,
B 'ly nsicad 81 Wheeling. vtI r,sv.gl ~
nom ''huF Voc rrcmium ty The c,h.h.t.o off ..,.-
.' "ot "'Faa' WHITE sllVERY BEAVER tl.,.
i"'"' p'"" who coHll r,, hr srfan,.o ..i,t..l ~,
"'.h 90 '"f Factory rn Union 81 wU riea.c I'D.
'sa'n me week We Lule boz Pc rt,pr,rI ~ .,.
90 s'"'''"'" DARE O. liOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
REMOVAL

j }. TWSSEiL hoe removed In Tnu,t. 81,
~ door below he Pfc,l,tersu el,.,,l.
,''iro 'n he nme building aud sdJmmns h,, of
'''"'''' HpS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
REMOVAL.

G>CDrs7,= - DIX > T. HULLiHFN b,.
81 I ; u - removed h,s rai,e io Fuurh,
street ieW dn"fs below The Gun House. NO.,
side end $50 doOfs BELow inc Pre.hyternn,b u,c,.
Hf2 d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16
CEsEAE'ssA'E CAP ST0IsE,
ELIAS EDNONnS

Iuceihst with rctcral assortment % Hat of eve.
~ de,cnpuon. ia, Cusos. DC. Persons wishing o.
purchase hc above articles sre respectfully invited
10 give him a call Ia he room lormcrly occupied
hy John " Berry. as tartpre S',fa. dcol
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k.JETCX NDsN.
CORNLROF MAIN 4 QUINCY STREETS.
WHEELING, VA
HAMILTON saNuA A. 80


WAkEiOUSk no MONROE STREET
~ ME- SUBSCRIBERS are prepared 60 make
and keep constantly hand al the sho,
esiahlishne"is. all kinds of Castings. Go. kine
Ffabklin. Balloon and Cannon Stoves. ~ all sizes
snd PATTERNS Hollow ware. Wagon Boxes. Plough
Castings. Crates. fla, Irons, Sugar rad Wash K,t,
thee. A.. complete sssarmeii We have ins,
received some splendid paileTgs cor Patlo, Gralcs
ihe nsates, ever brought to Ihis city Persona WHO
intend building ore respectfully requested ,o caam.
ibe Them hciors purchasing any oiher kni W.
have lsrgc qusni,ts of PATTERNS or Mill Gcaritr
tbc best IA the place. which will make To order
al the lowest rale,; also Thteshiug Machine CasI
iugs We wall uso continue - manufacture the
didsr.ni kinds Of P.onebs compete. used i. ih,.
ssoi'on 0f country. mad wafFRised equal 10 any
maJe In The Western cosnlry. We Viii wAttss,
oil pnr Castings nnd other work done NJ ouf esah,
hshsnen'. aad a. cheap can he mad. in Pits
hofgh. Cincinnati or my other esiahlishn.eat it
tbs ci'y, Persons wi.hnr 10 purchase any ariicl.
IN our line. will plesse give cell aud essmin,
Tor ths msslves.
nr HAMILTON. SANDsS co
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CIV DISpFNSARy 50

CITY DlSPENShRY, sc.
NoaTH-EAsr CORNER OF MONROE * Urn SIS.
The consulting hours Of this Institute Will
hereafter be from II TO - A. Nj, and from
2 to p. NJ. every day. Sundays 10 3
r. NJ.
Any cases who may require medical alton
dance, and medicine between the hours above
specified, are requested to cali upon either Of
The attending physicians, a. their Offices, when
they VIII promptly receive such assistance as
their cases may require.
ATTLSDTNG PHYSICIANS.
DR.. TODD, Main ST.
BATES, Quincy ST.
FRlSSELL. Church St
HlLDREIIl, Conner Monroe and
BY order 81 the poard.
l.. a. HlLDRETH, Seo'g.
NEW CABINET & CHtIR WARE ROOM
EBERT & RITE,
No IO2 MAIN sr WHlsti~c. Va.
AVlNG iatcn pm 80 The we'll ku,,,p Cp.i,
E "a efiab.islutHt of W Rlnn ore op,y nan,i.
tsei'uns and n.'nd keeping ~ hand ,,sfy DE-.
sfuPtipn OF Csfr,ef Furniture and NlimrnDy
Chmfs. CHEAP FOR CASH.
Chl 90 te,' t,st VIII sD rn5chaso D1uI mi.
take log NJ 800 street, % few doors above ihs hlc,
ehsnis' md M'ch,nics' Blrk. sud nearly ofp,.i,c
L"htns Bch"lFs Cnu'scIansry
B Undertaking autpded 10 % ,hc sborre,.
"'''e uov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

VIE SUBSCRIBERS beg lcsyc DO rnf,.rs
ih'if customers sad lte public rattile lie.
q" e'i'n're Hey irye rrcsi,cl. hos naur,d
'"''h % increase thrif mlchacry. go rbailh.y are
If'i''.' q" G r,I "Ij'f. r- molly. witt su.
l'''f "''r.- % t,nnrd LARD Oh. uh ,h ,yr
"aiort 'quel ia 600, .u ibc trnan. .,.,J oo .s o.i
'''" as % can DO b.,ueh, nom pry o.her nl,tor.
WARREN q LIST
=, ''"u BAND inr 'yrornGun 81 o. OF 1ud CnnHe
Ivy 'n MHtr''''Y ms Wi
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RENARE "a COENTEREEIrs

Be vcp cafen and go iu she ggtnt when Won
want bnadfoih's P'ils; then tou are sure al ihe
eenutDe nuirie When you purchase oihci,, ,se.
inquife ol .he seller Wboihef he knoWs Tie Pan. he
~ - yon are genuine BnHlfeih pills Ever, man
SLOWS Whether lhe nticlc he Mrs you IS rue or
false. Beware or c',eais,
o FAidCliILD. Sole sgen, fof Wheeling
may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-16

ANOTHER ASTONISHING CIRE.
IVY IsTAR'S BALsAN or WILD CHERRY always
wv triumphant Cure follows cure in us victorious
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e. fECE GOODs-Jua ,,c,.va, m
- TALLANT q DEIApL4Ty
Vow Nhp'esaie Var, boBso
.f' pieces Cme,y P5isfs
'' '.'' do tefG low.
=, q" ''t'et 1He Elf','oa C,oshsm.
a .'ar a b,.,l,i D,.3.
h.DuN uten
Id FL. ''"'me'e- tmr LINEN un.liry.
slr'.. ''.'''s '"r Tuur. rale
'.' eh1lts Z, 2l-Atf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

A Human Skeleton Found. Some workmen,
whilst engaged in removing an old brick build
ing in North street, near Bath street, known as
Tensfeld's blacksmith shop, on Friday after
noon discovered human skeleton, buried un-
der the dust and dirt, in one corner of the shop.
The greater portion of the bones were gone,
but part of the face and lower jaw, with the
large thigh bones, Sc, were remaining. The
jaw-bone contained fine set of small teeth, in
good preservation; and from the siz, of the
bones, it is supposed to be the skeleton ola wo-
man or small man, but how it came there, is
past finding out. The shop is very old, and
has always been known as Raslem's or Tens
fields blacksmith shop, but has of late years
been occupied by various persons. From all
appearances, there is no doubt but that the per-
son, of whom this is the skeleton, has been dead
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-27
ENnE FRANKLIN tbOIIsM,
u No. EO5 CHESTNUT STREET,

between Third and Fourth, Philad
This popular and central Hotel, established by the
Messfs Sandersun, having passed IRto the hands OF
the subscriber, he desires to inform his friends and
the public, that il is now open for the reception OF
guests. To those who have visited "1'he franklin
House," its advantages desirable stopping place
are well known, 10 those who have not, il will be
only necessary u state that il is situated in the bu-
seat part of the most fashionable street, in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Exchange, Post Office Banks
Custom House, Places of Amusement, Hotels, Steam
Boat Landings, Rail Road Depots, Public Squares,
Court House, &c. &c.
Since the change of propretors, a large amount OF
money has been expended in enlargug, re 6tling,
furnishing and painting. Among The numerous i'm
provements, may be mentioned Improved Entrances,
New Laaies' Ordinary, New Gentlenen's Dining
Saloon, New Parlors, New Chambers, View Kitchen,
and New Bar ROom-bcsides many other minor in
PrHvements.
The principal feature of first rate Hote-"The
Table and Wine Cellar" will be under the manage
ment of Mr.. JAME5 M. SANDERsON, one of the
former propretors, whose ambition to excel as a
Caterer is well known. His widely celebrated Cook
"PEJJETIER," aided by experienced assistants, will
still continue TO he right hand man.
The Office and Books will be under the charge of
MR.. GEORGE P, BURNHAM,
late the able Editor of the Daily Ohio Union," OF
Cincinnati and more recently of Boston. In short,
great exertons have been made, and hereafter will
not he spared, to render "TBE FRANKLIN" one
of the UeTy first Hotels for comfort convenience and
good living. D. *. MINOR.
Philadelphia, July, 1876. jy27-eotA26r
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EXCURSION tOES EnM11-Trs.

n eaAsF7 The subscriber has chartered the
EllyS7EI3 tk5s5zNstcamer THOS. JEFFERSON, Capt
:fsszezfssEtatE- Hill, to make an Excursion to HAVRE
DE GRACE and PORT DEPOSIT, on THURSDAY,
July 10Th, 1886; leaving LlGHT-ST. WHARF at 6
going and returning.
Families and individuals wishing 10 make an ex-
cursion to either of these places will find this an ex
cellent opportunity. The excursion made 20 Anna
polls on the Ped June, gave such high and general
satisfaction, that ii needs but the announcement of
another, TO insure large and an agreeable company
No sprituons liquors Will be allowed on board; but
Confectionery, Delaware Ice Cream, Snacks Coffee,
Tea, &C., furnished by MIR. Tucker, as on the former
excursion. There will be Speeches, going and re
turning and Singing by sc ect Choir The Boat
will stop going and returning, at HAVE de Grace,
land our friends who may wish to spend The time
there instead of POn Deposit. The Boat will remain
in port about three hours. tits unnecessary to speak
of the delightful scenery Of the Bay and also Of the
SusQuehanna River. TO be delighted is hut to see il
u5- Tickets so cents-to be had at the Clipper and
Sun Offices, of the subscriber, and at tine Boat.
jy27-3t" A. !. BARRETT.
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8AsKENRIDGE, N. j., Oct. 10, 1876.



Mr. SETB W. FowLE, Boston:
Dear Sr--I perceive by all the newspapers, that
you are the General Agent of that very useful and
highly popular Medicine called Wistar'J BalsaIu Of
Wild Cherry Allow me to inform you, sir that
have Esgd that medicine in my family with decided
success. Last fall my wife was quite sick-had
very bad cough | consulted physician who visited
her and prescribed seme medicine which did not re-
move her cough. AT last he ordered DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Immediately pro-
cured bottle of your agent in this place, Mr. Daniel
w. DOty; she took it, and it cured her cough entire
ly. During the winter had fever myself, which
lefi me very weak and feeble-I had severe cough,
which troubled me sometimes; had recourse TO your
Balsam again, and found it highly benehcial; was
however, obliged to take two bottles before was en-
tirely well. AL who have bad Colds, severe Coughs
or diseased Lungs, would advise to try DIR, WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY at once.
Signed, DAVID AYERS.
am personally acquainted with Mr.. Ayers, and
believe his statement to be true, and entitled TO the
confidence of the public. Signed by,
Rev. OSCAR HARRIS, Pastor of the
lst Presbyterian Church at BasKenridge.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER s. CANBY, l20 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George k. Tyler, 42 E. Baltimore street,
Seth s. Hance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F.
Perkins & Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market and Green-sts. George II. Keer,
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, So North
Gay street. jy27 Ivy
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RArrINopE JpIv 9Th IL.

BALTIMORE, July eth, 1886.
Dear Str-I am unwilling to leave the city without
saying word in reference to the ''YOung Ladies'
Institute" under your care. My daughter having
attended ii for the last two years. have had eppor
tunity of learning your method of teaching and dis
cipline, which meets my warmest approval, And it
is source of great regret that my removal from Bal
timore deprives me of the pleasure OF compile Ting
Annals education under your supervision. cOnsi
der your Seminary worthy of extensive patronage;
and while you continue to discharge your duties with
the zeal and dt lily, cannot fail to receive il
Yours respectfully, J. ALDRiCH,
hate Pastor of Highest. Baptist Church.
Rev. JoHN n. JARBoE,
1t Principal of the l.. l. Institute.
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d7- DOYLE's GREAT CAPITAL PRIZE DE-
POT. Is sc IS, the highest capital prize of $4,000,
wBs sold yesterday, July 2lst, in he Maryland Con-
sodated Lottery, Gloss No 3d. for the benefit of the
town of Bel Air, by DOYLE, the unprecedented
Prize Seller For proof of the above, see Managers
official drawing. For more of the same kind, apply
TO NJ. DOYLE, l4f Pratt ST., opposite the Rail Road
Depot, Baltimore, Md. fri jy22-5t
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61y-FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY. A Special
Meeting OF the Friendship Fire ComGany will be held
at the Hall of the Engine House, on MONDAY EVE
NINE, 9Th July, 1876, at 8 O'Clock, as business of
Importance will be laid before the meeting, it is de-
sirabe that every member should be present. BY
order of the President.
jy25-2L" JAMES McMANUS, Sec'y'
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L. q. o. f. EXCURSION TO AND IN.
STALLATION OF METROPOLIS LODGE, OF
ANNAPOLIS.
a s7eSU The Committee appointed by the R,
Esszsp 4asz=pW. Grand Lodge of Md, l. q. y. F.,
respectfully Inform the Brethren of the
Order that they have chartered the steamboat CO
LUmBIA, for an Excursion to Annapolis, for the a.
bsve named object, on THURSDAY, the Both inst
She will leave the head of Light ST, wharf af u o'ck
and stop at the Couaty wharf, F. going and return.
ing.
A superior MILITARY and COTILLION BAND
has been engaged, and no pains or expense will be
spared by the Committee TO make this "the Excur-
sion Of the season.
DINNER will be provided on boara-together with
ICE CREAM, WATER ICES and CONFECTlON-
cry of all kinds, and ola superior quality, and at
low rates,
Q5-TICKETS SO cts. each-children half price
which may be had al the Office of the Iris; ofBro Jno
O. Chamberlain, at The Hall; p. G. Robinson, F. P;
&c. Marshall, 90 Pratt St. p. G. Fause Gay st. near
FronL p G. Dent, Bait, st. near Gay; Bros. Mortimer
& Mowbray, eOTner of Charles and Bait sts.; 2. G.
Clayton, corner of Hanover aud Lombard; Grand Sec
Tewksberry, Light st. wharf, Grand Warden j. n. T.
Jerome, corner of Paca and Lexington; P G. thinner
man, franklin ST.. ID. d. Sire Marley, the members
of the Committee and of the Grand Lodge in general
JACOB MEARIS, Chm. Z.
JOHN MARSHALL, Sec. to Com.
z. s. As there will he Procession in Annapolis,
ii is expected the Bros. will appear in full Regalia.
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n3-BALTo. UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The regular Quarterly meeting of the Department
will be held at City Hail, This (MOnday) EVEN
ING, atS O'Clock, when the Committee appointed to
take into consideration the propriey of celebrating
the Anniversary of the b. u. F. D, by Grand Pro-
cessiOn will submit their report. By order
1t r JAMES YOUNG, Sec,y
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py-JOHN r. BOOTH, MANUFACTURER OF TO-
BACCO AND CIGARS, (whO formerly kept at the
s'yelow corner,") is now doing business nearly OPP
ticuary invites his old friends and patrons to call
when theywant GOOD TOBACCO s CIGARS, as he
knows he can please them., e.. jy24-tfr