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BALTIMORE, June Is, lS4S.

BALTIMORE, June 13, 1913.
The Waigs of Baltimore Wing Wings Us. Apaa-
ability Whigs-The Ho,card Athen1tm-Elder
Addams, &c.
The Wing Central Committee are about calling
a general ratification rally of the wings but it
would be advisable for them to remain quiet for
the present, as the wing wings are in no humor to
rejoice with the Taylor wings over what they deem
the disgrace and destruction of the wing party. II
Gen. Taylor had been nominated according to
wing usage, and on the wing platform, all would
have been right in this city but principle has been
sacrificed at the shrine of availability. Unless,
therefore, Gen. Taylor takes the whig platform, he
may receive the whig vote OF Baltimore as an in
dependent candidate ; but he can never receive it
as the whlg candidate.
The ship Alexander, Capt. Ouerman, the bark
Paoli Capt Picket and the bark Elizabeth. Can't
,ernuent, to proceed forthwith to Vera Cruz, for
the purpose OF bringing home the troops in Next
co: They are now taking on board water, and
fixing the hunks for the of the soldiers. May
vices and sufierings
The Howard Atheneum was opened last night,
10 large aud fashionable audience The com
pany Is quite good and from the character of the
house will be well sustained 1t has been fitted up
IN beautiful style: Ti.e Museum and Front Street
Theatre are playing "a Glance at Baltimore, and
for those who take pleasure in that phase of the
drama, the Howard viii afford delightful retreat.
Elder Addams, the preacher tragedian, and recent
manager of the Front Street Theatre, is in Jail for
debt, and some of his friends are getting up bene-
iii for him, TO come off at the Holiday Street
Theatre next Saturday night. Several actors from
the Museum have volunteered their services, and
with the aid of the Baltimore Thespian corps, the
" Apostate," and other amusements are to be pro-
duced. He Is involved 10 the extent of about 5000
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PHILADELPHIA, June Is, IS4S.
Death by Burnng-Herbert found Guilty of Man
sldughtq-Suicide &c

PHILADELPHIA, June IL, lSfS.
Death by Burnmg-Ii found Guilty of Man
slaughta'-Suicide, &c.
Mary Ann jenkins, young girl about IS years
of age, died last evening from the effects of burns,
received from her clothing becoming ignited by
an explosion Of fireworks, IN the workshop of
Samuel Jackson, the pyrotechnist of this city.
She was engaged in the workshop preparing some
articles for an exhibition that had been fixed for
last evening, when a quantity Of composition that
a boy named Edward Bowman was ramming INTO
a rocket case, became gnited from some unex-
plainabe cause: and the whole shop was instantly
enveoped IN flames. When the fire was extin-
guished, she was found with all her clothing
burned from OH her person, and so horribly dis
figured that she could hardly be recognized. She
fingered in the most intense agony for about three
hours, when she expired. Edward Bowman was
also dreadfully burned by his clothing catching fire,
and his recovery is considered very doubtful. He
Is al the hospital.
The jury in the case of Herbert this morning re-
turned into court wi it'll verdict Of manslaughter,
but recommended him to the mercy of the Court.
Thomas Howarh, an Engsman, committed
suicide yesterday by hanging himself to bed
post, IN a chamber of the house hs inhabited with
his family, on the Westminster road, about three
miles west of the Schuylklil. He arrived in the
country. a few weeks since, and from sickness and
restitution in the large family dependent upon him,
became deranged.
A case of bgamy came to light this morning.
The offender is Il Portuguese, in good business
IN Southwark, who married a second wife about
eight months since, under an assumed name, and the
title OF doctor, and went travelling with her far
as Boston. Since their return to the city, he has
been paying the board OF the second wife with
money borrowed on various excuses from the first.
he has been committed, TO await further hear
ing o the charge
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Cleared
STEAMSHIP p-0uadalquive (sp) Ros Havana, Chassain

p-auadalquiver (sp) R0s Havana, chastsan
Ponvsrt.
ship-Anson, Enieott Charleston. wardsu.
Bar&s Bell isr) Jenkins New L. James Reyburo;
Lisbon.
nrissNereure, (8rcm) Addcks Rio Crsndc Rodewad CO..
Random, Price Sua Ia Grande Ellen Forest Br) Burnham,
st Johns Clinton Andrews Savannah Strges Chairman Co;
DELLA Clark Newport and st Marks Fla Madison Dixon, No.
bile Sturges, Chairman Co.
SchrsTresnont Mitchell. st Jago de Cuba Nesmih Walsh;
Comm odore kearney Paine Cardenas, Hoan; Ann Roe,
Benjamin. baltimore Cooley, Eldridse, Boston
tom Warren Hammond, New Haven.
Arrived.
Steamship Norhee Thos Budd Charleston in IS hours TO
Spoff,rd, Tileson 4 Co.
Brig Mary Ellen, Burt, idscpNrt, for Philadelphia
Brig -, OF Augusta. Sag tarbor.
Brig Lsmartine Reed, of in ballast
Br sch Exemplar Lookpor Windsor with plaster.
Sch Humorous, Tweed, Wilmington, Del, with
Sch Sarah Moray Carolina, Il days, with naval stores
Sch Delaware Watkins, NCerona days, with naval storcs
Sch A johnson, Bennett, Virginia with wood
Sch George Henry Brown Newborn NC days with shingles
Sch Hopping Chambers Wilmington NC d singles
Sch Desdemon Chatton Plymouth NC Ids with naval
Sch Berj Brown Richards NLondon. with oil.
Sch Harvest Bisbey, Taunton
Sch Dacotah, Candy, Philadelphia with coal.
Sch Dove, Chopper, Reri,n, days, with corn.
Sch Albion. Hart, NCaroina, days, with shinglea
Sch Annie Cole, White Cherryston daJs with
Sloop Apollo, hacki, New London.
Ship Elorsl lof Baltimoe) White Rio Janeiro April 2Sh
June lat 81 Ion 90 TO- spoke ship Elizabeth from Boston
for New Orleans, days out
Brig Billow, Key West IA days
sailed.
Ship Allen, Charleston, Br bark Colony Europe Br bark
Elisa, Valparaiso; brig Wakula Liverpool
June l2-wind Sunrise NV; meridian. do sunset do
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WAsngxsssS. Jaas -, 5oSo,
JNs Wiif Nomfrsss- Ciay- Tsyior---Ra1ttteaj
(hnar<r- IVA "a ss,osfafion of fha Mdila.

WAsnmssss. Jass -. jese,
TAs ITiis Nomfrsss- ciay- zsyler--Ra'tttssj
Changes- 7yanspofafio~ Of che Mads
There is much dissatisfaction among Clay wings
IN this city they express with tears in their eyes,
sorrow that the idol of their hearts was ruled out
of the Philadelphia convention. Like the wife
who has just lost her husband and while the corpse
is not yet buried they cannot willingly consent to
bestow their favors upon another. When the
mourning shall be over, IN all probability they will
be welded TO second choice.
The Taylor men, on the contrary, are in costa
cies. Some OF the members of Congress are SO
elated that they cannot keep their seats. They de-
clare that old lack is bound be elected any how
and that he will carry all the Southern States-
They give 10 General Cass many States as Van
Buren, received in lSi0-only seven!
Two important changes have taken place-Capt
Boyd, the upholsterer. and once prisoner of the
Alselines; ana Col. John Donahoo, grocer, both
formerly red-hot, thorough going knock down,
:. =. uncompromislng" locoiocos, have. hoisied the
Taylor iiag. 1t General Taylor be elected, Capt.
Boyd may retain the upholstering and Col. Dona-
hoo be appointed city postmaster, and two OF his
sons be admitted into the army or navy as mid
shipnen or cadets. Mr.. Polk was unmindful of
The wants OF the colonel, and hence uncharIable
persons ascribe the change In his politics 10 this
cause. Col. Donahoo is no halfway politician.
HE owns about two hundred little flags On grea.
store, and, IN addition, his boys, and the boys of
the neighborhood, beat drums and blow flies, and
make more noise than any similar party in the
metropolis. Beside, the colonel has fifty or more
acquaintances in Maryland, whom he always Vi
sits. with his posse, on election days, and gives
them a little something to cheer up their spirits
and make them feel independent" These voters
may turn the nicely -balanced scale of MARYLAND
Three of the Ohio wing members, and members
OF other boitionlsts--are kicking
against General Taylor. One of the Massachusetts
gentlemen goes so far as to say that that State is
doubtful.
Tonight we are to have grand ratification
meeting. The big guns to be fired. One of
your correspondents has promised TO be there and
note the proceedings
The Naval Appropriation bill was under consi-
deration In committee, in the House The debate
was limited TO two hours at the expiration of
which time the committee began to vote on the
amendments. Among those agreed to, was one
approprang $S74 600 for the transportation of the
mail between New York and Liverpool, and be-
tween New York and New Orleans, and Havana
and Chagres, and between - and Asto-
ria, under the act of March, 1877. The Secretary
OF the Navy Is directed 10 advance to the CONTRACT
ors, Tor the purpose of enabling them to finish
steamships contracted for. S25,O0O per month on
each OF the said ships, after it shall have been
launched. F.
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PNsse myers Arrived.

cHAnIrsrovstcamsbp Nor,b'rner--G Campbell " Hons
ley, g Peck and lady Han, Richards Curtis Chas
Wilcox Marsh ST. 1arsh, Chere and laiy Mrs r
Hucer Mrs Mallory and child viss Hail. Mrs Charec Miss
Parson Mias lollIs'er Mrs w attn yrs Mansfield II
Wck. Jno Clayton Bignon, saye Mcpherson. s'eb.
Inns and lady. Jos johnson and ady Cumming aud lady
Hand lady child Miss wiskernan Mias Dana
theson Miss Wagner, Miss uyer Mics Landen Chas Day lady
child Montague lady and child Sabbotton aud lady
Msreon lady and child JUDGE Witbes ard lady Hank and
LADY, Mrs Hatch family Miss Sebbins
Jacob White Lambert, Capt Rich. White II Twce-
dy Munroc Carr DR. Schmidt and children 3ou,e
aud family, w Bee. w X Fosdick Woodruff S l. Glover
Huger Jos Mavgau Redmond Jas McCec Roger Chae
Grant Mallh: p Barteth and y IN tho stervage
GALvEsroS-Brig Mary Conrad and lady, Mrs VIM N
Sargent md daughter sad v Dov
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June l2-wnd. ct Sunrise NV; meridian, do sunset
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r ~ y Lssyxxa SSxAzxzxs n IN INV voak
ssferIAses a. A.. II IN. u.. 4. 1870 .A-..~...
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Ship Star Republic Norris hence for Galveston May g. lat d
35, Ion 80 IS.
Ship creole, from New Orleans for Liverpool days out
Bark John Brewer Tafori Apaachcoa for Boston, June
g. lat 81 Al lon 70 SIS.
Brig Arsiia Cenfucsos for NYcrk June s, lon rs 80
Brig Margaret Leaye from Portland for MatansS June lat
lnn-
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MAS NIC State of louisiana

TIE NJ. w GRAND LODGE OF A. Y. FREEMA-
sons according to the e, 1 DC, Gon st Vn as re, re-
kingdom OF England IN the year ss6 and duly ~
G ls a, d the Cy of and ID crtae
p aieI SON r ae ad am ON h s n
ar ny eo N Of sH and ne In NH'ee al e p
ron or officers fourth saturday in January Ot7crrs-F
,;acia, n " G n; l.. Hermaln K v DC NJ; r R. Pat,
X yIs55;I. ST. S;n, SIos { caa1lSi9 , 4 has@ c
:. Neileur, & : d: f. Remondet G d. j. Duyal Il +:
+ Gale, q Tyler.
>"5ordi"0te Lodscs IN the City.
n Of eSe TS monh al II A. s On IN Ram a near
Maine Il! street 0geG;;vvL Hermann W NJ l. Lebeau,
CoscoRnr, LODGE No. 3-NIeets % and 4tl SUNDAYS al
II A. M, in Ur,uIine. near St Claude St.. OtTcc.SA
Derbes, w NJ; L. +. Seixschnaydre, 5 W. E. Lasee,J w.
PERSEVERANCE, LODGE No Meets ID and 18th sun
DAYS at il T. NJ at the eomer Of st Claude and sIae s
OhcerS-F. NleIlleur, w NJ; +. Parent ; w; +. Gomez,
JW.
POLAR Star LODGE NO D Meets Isl ana 81 sundays al
l. n Il. IN 9y %, nea ly ,n 0mGGrsk br"sier
u Plesrs-A. Deanlare, W NJ; L. MalIard, $ ";
" F J"pD LOVE orcr No 4-,,ee,. m and ,,h s,
days al II A. NJ IN Rampari near Maine st OtcSrS-M.
nrrprr< Ionar No. N,yeet s1 1t and ~ MONDAY. At
p NJ at u OF Levee.. Ofcfrs-J j. L Massicot " VI:
J. sepher ) "; ]. ballet, j ".
Eprv.n. as ,,pnrp Iopcr No 40 Mot, l., ,,d 81
g. n W. d. E e ~ NJ IN I 'e @ LAM
4 ] W
C,p,,,,.,, ! ,r,.,, No 49, ,Jts o. o,a ,b s.lor, .,
" n = ; :. rs i y, ''1,ir, t " I, 'l /,
lyiImann " NJ. j. Rn,, : ~. / Ger,ch ~ ''''" =
fRiLNDs OF HARMONY LODGE No; 5S-Meete every FIJI
Day at p NJ at me co'GT :? 81 naiIeS ana Common SIS
cWCfTID H. IIoAand, w VI L. heiHohaet, > w, H. 81
mons ! w
THE NJ f. GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH
MAsUNs and for the Of Louisana-o Tctnrzed m
II II 2; L. Hermann u q II 7: f. Sieillenr G X l.. A.
Fymer, G. :: r. Nonnct, G Treas +. Nerrer, G. sec: ]
H. Holland. e Chaplain; H. Simon>. q Marshall 4. Dea-
mare, q 4 c; f. Gale, q Sentinel
SHJ0riinatc CHAPTERS ii tie Cjty.
CoSCORDIA CHAPTER No Meet, quarterly in Ur>uline
s.. Claude ST.. Odiccrs-A. DeIbes, III p l.. +.
siexschnaydre. X; &. LaSere, :.
PERSEVERANCE, CHAPTER No. 2-NeetS quarterly at the
Claude and Name Uticcrs-F. Meleur,
II r. F. Parent. H. +. Gomez, :.
s,teer near Esl,anaje " tItfrcrS-R BmGier lip: F. Yer
rier X; A Z. ienaux :.
Iy,oS CHAPTER No l2-Neets Is and 81 Wednesdays AT
~ NJ IN X i,n,S stfse haynrd CiahnrDa Gg;rc"E-i i
II Holland II r; H. Slmon, X E. Jacobs 5
Dr,Iprrs Iu,pTrr No I3-,Jaets ou,rtsrI, =, - DI
Ieyra St Ghrrrr-J / +, Nass,cot Ii p. senior K.
J. BALLET, :.
HOLLAND CDITSCII M of ROYAL and Select Ma.
teLtiaa tiI, Velnss,ia,. m Snva,nEr FahrHgry NJ,
and August, =. NJ in Love street, Esnanade.
OrTr.r>-F MeIIeur Thrice Iii G NJ; Thomas Bell Three
III ID G. VI: j. Demorneile, p & OF the w.
,>,,,,,,.,,,., ,,r,,>-I7-, ,,,-,,,,,,>
Q! SS hn@,s ieinP!as and APpendant ,rae-Neet2 Isl
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MEDICAL. CARD.
u ~ 1 a q, =

s y EERN NJ E DIG AL OF FOE,
- No; IS t.fRONUEJfT NI.
this combined with the yarie! success pern
%r system Of treatment for Syr.IuC Nercura and all
Chrome Compia MS, ls met with dining tat time, has fully
AID soGndy esJabl, our reputation.
The Southern S.iGCal bt!Ire No Is CNr0Hdi6f street,
established III $50 for the Ct al ttOrC affections,
with few lions known TO all the only object OF Il
card Is TO inform those who know not ITS location that u 9t
hlcted with any OF those private diseases ch ave nnond
nfy 80 prevalent, they cal consult Us with certainty ana
~uar1n-t OF cue
curry, natpra"flce Secondary SypIs tcausng Node
lie bones, nocturnal Rheumatism. itching en- the Chest,
toChes the skin, ulcers IN the throat, general GehiV,
have Ganed Their constitution, recommend 10 call uI"n
is Tor ne confident tat the prompt and Termdnen -
e they viii derive from the effects o. treatment,
Profess.
We boast OF making rapid and hasY cures but
satisfaction to perform t'Orou"E and toIca ones,
hort space Of time uCsby be done. with adyan
age and safety to ,ue patiCrt.
We viii not here. through newspaper medium enter
any e'aho'e ramGHs regarding rtnergt. ItcOnS IL Is
ti,ease that unfortunately ueyaiep all ms OF society. a.
and poor, matrimonial and siHge; al We Il observe J., II
person Gtfiated wIlI aln 0 that mature,
rs ocular with any OF those that DE-, crbe &
re llse,/ uy calm, Office vii give him. tree Il
al charges. wHai explanation advice he
j Otter hapF ina l-,,mTd oil shame tTes .!
o. discovery GFieI pate nj from app ing 10 those VINO from
education responsibility. Be!neud him, delay
irel;m,n W All tie consiItT Gnai symi toms OF lbs nor
n,fSse make fner Appearance.
To such the 'pcto Ie himself preserve the mot
jnfI0ae secrecy; and from l. extensive practice and e>e
/ c. THOMSON
Ofae No Is Cocor@c'a trcrt between Cena and Con-
trance fit door the rr OF y r. n roEde'et stree
ET'Gle rIas both Common and lfOEdeif'&S, mylo I'm
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3 . y y S.
A LIST OLE CHOICE ROoKs,

LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,
AS6 sf'fsist e FilkeS ~ F5NI.s
WELLS, l31 .yassou street NeD iorh- ,nn,,,,.l 60
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Or Fheno.oey &.9;oeii the selection Of comp mon:
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Or the philosophy Of Charming i|y b. Newman f.,
N tis eia:aon and Influence, BY Ms Hugo I'd
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DAILY CRESCENT.

RARE CoINs-A six angel piece of the reign Of
Edward VI, was lately sold at auction in London
for the large sum of tlS5. This coin Is supposed
10 be the only one of the kind in existence. sill
YER crown piece also supposed TO be unique, brought
El35. copper penny of Perkin Warbeck sold
for G3; and a Roman Quadrasss of brass for
f22 Is
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CoNCLUsIvE.-A schoomaser, who had an in
tolerabe habit of talking to himself when alone.
was asked by Il neighbor what motive he could
have in talking TO himself, jonathan replied thai
he had two good and substantial REASONS: in the
first place, he keCslo talk to a sensible man in the
next place tie liked 10 hear q sensible man talk.
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MEDICAL TREATMENT

ER y CULLEN has emo ed his oice from Is Roya
- ,lIr ~ w. Io r, or on HI, new y,te,"emov
lie structure without any Operatlon--eney bS
medicine relieve and permanently without any hin
business diet DI Cullen too well known N
Neg Orleans and the Surrounding country 10 need any puti
se!ludalnu. On application TO DR.. e. he viii reie'
you hundreds OF the first standing this city VINO have
een cured IN the las years his p Ian Please ca
ana examine tor youreHes N"psy required without aGuiH
SELECTED. Rheumatism cured GonorrfGa cured III three
" Remember Is NArcuG2 STREET, near the Arcade.
Post iee puncuai artente' 10 IN all confidence an
medicine securely packed and sent to any PAT o. ne
-'u"''3 IN ~
10 PLANTERS FAMILIES Al D MERCHANTS,
{-sOM5TOCK & CO. 50 POIDk.4S STREET. have
- on hand thI 'oloNin2 1enuie Medicines which every
HAYS ILHIwSfI warranted to case OF the Pile'
ejthe. Blind or Bleeding
ain cannot Price ofbe gennr 81 cents per box
Dr. MCNnR'S Ac"UsTtc oiL-ra certain cure for de"
and all complaints of the EaT-Pnee, 81 per flask
i4ANGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMany W II
3ureany case OF Asthma Dyspepsia parfhga tos'ene>
.NgrFERs, PEtIrg-for those aides about becoming
CoMeToch rs EXTRACT OF SARs.PARILLA-tor Purity
NJ the hIood-PIee, 5ye per bottle $ipcr Gozen
* f% Nai, 5 naS OK an W T 'e any
NisTAR'$ B&LSAM Of WILn CHERRY and nr. bAE-
rHoLoMEw's EIPGcloRANT PINK >.Nr-ioT Congi'~.
odds Pan n the Breast and Side and all Chest and Lung
F,liNAsTocK's and koLMsTocx's VERvIFuGE-tnI
worms IN children ihs Remedy for Worms Is one ct 'e
The EAsr IEDrA HAZE DIE Wi! color the Hair jet bIscE
orhown and warranted not to STAN the skin ,,..,. =;
%aan to cure anj case OF rheumatism or Oou Cona
OLDRIGE's GENUINE BALM OF Corr mnIA--lor makiug
the Ha' On bald heads ps'enng the har from iang
THn " WogDNR AE{p itEssrsa or TIE AJAX nA!;
Ley ana HoNMEah ~ AuG1h rAN S TOR -
amady for all Burns Sore Eyes fopns, Ulcers BrnlS"s
External application. BY lis ratm;ltions removed
swellnEs reduced and modification even STAYED
ap3i tt EOMSTOtK Y CO. % Poydrls
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HURRY.-'' Nothing can be done we'll say
DR.. Kitchener, - that is done in hurry = EN
cept catching ileas' adds the London Punch.
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House of Refuge. Second Municipality.

roMMr>soyERs-J Joshua Baldwin, Pre,'r,; A. y. Gross
man. James 7. feret, Or Il. H. G:ahaI. james Goding
John Goodn, VIM. NJ Goodrich, John Hall: j. \. MaybIn
l.. Mathews; +. Macpherson DIR. Picto" James Saul
frNNpISG COMMITTEES EyrcHtire JrH,ndtce- MessIs
J. A. Maybin Jane, saul, f. Macpherson. IcntarHg
l"mmttcc1MessLs. j. w; VI. Picton, P. treret john
GUOiin.. COgHttecO BHidiR%E aHL GrOHtdS-Hessrs.
h. Mathews, WIN. NJ. Goodrich, A. D. tfosN!nan.. Ia
d,rs C0,rmttec-Mrs. Mes ar Mrs. Stewart, Ms CHS
void Mr.. Richard,on aud Mrs Gard PERINTEN-
DENT J. " nians..... SECRETAAI -. Y. Jonte
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NOTICE.

rgyO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS
EANES.-Ihe reputation OF the writer Is 20 Well e>ab-
lei hat all that necessary tosdy TO those who nave ne ~
unfortunate have contracted one OF those uredd-
til known and called Secret Diseases, paI
OF their forms, that the ~ner, alter most SUI
Iasiu ps4cce twenty years, confined strictly To We
rerea Diseases and Diseases OF the Blood, 1haNng tTeate
and relieved many huudeds who past all hope /
whom had been unoer the treatment OF eminent physician
without receiving benet) enabled to otter yOn POS
lively SAFE, and speedy Should any OF the
DJorUETtcU dticCG this short advertisement, they
would do well to call at \ So CUsToMHOTSE STREET, le
applying esewh mere and avail themselves OF the benefits
OF the subscriber long and successful eNpenence
jy,5 2n 3. r. MULLEN, S. CustO.hhousest.
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General Agent of any District. this can he secuted
2. Families stoad club t0g liner and immediate
supply OF the medicines
3. Emisrant societies and other phanhropic bodies
should furnish them 10 The needy.
EDWARD BARTON. Secretary.
Office Of the Graefepb"rg CompuaV,
No. 50 Broadway. Newly ORR, March, 1913.
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IRON STORE

SeHl TONS Assorted sizes American IRON viz: Round
ss'gO and square. from 3l5to inches Bar Hoop and
Band, Of various sizes; All Rods. Mails Spikes &c &c
Tor sale by l.. WEBSTER y CO.
apo I'm % Grayler street.