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CUBA MEETIHc-The friends Of Cuba, in Mobile, we're
to have meeting and procession in that city on wednes-
day evening. ~ ~
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Zs.9s- RALLY! RALLY! RALLY y! .- JTNroN
SCOTLAND GRAHAM CLUB, FIRST WARD FIRST DISTRICT
An adjourned meeting of ha Club will held THIS EVENING
October 49, o'clock, KAETZELs BALL ROOM on Nayades st.
opposite the Horse Station
The members of Club and Wings of the are requested t
attend punctuay the above time the a
business meeting of the Club. MS. CAMPBELL President
w. W. GARtTY, Secretary. oct9a
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Re-Opealed.

Re-OPesled.
NOR RIS s. WAY,
MLoTHrERs,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS under City Hotel
G Have just opened at their recently improved store
NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
coNs1sTIEG OF
DRESS COATS;
FRoCK COATS;
BUSINESS COATS,
DERBY COATS, etc
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
FALL AND WINTER VESTS
Of the latest and most beautiful styles Their stock
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
also being large and pe they prepared
their friends and the public orally with
EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING TO A GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE
Being constantly receipt the by every arrival from
the North, they will maintain, throughout the season,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
octls 9ph NORRIS WAY, under City Hotel.
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rs" CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
PEACElion d. Byrne having resigned, HAYNES ia
candidate for the office FIRST JUSTICE PEACE for the
octa7l Init
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gass@ For GOvERNoR.-We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD candidate for Governor
lhs S'"e, uuoer tine new constitution oct7
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THE CRysrAL PALAoE-The Network Post publishes 4
very hne view Of the Crystal Palace, now in course
erection in that city 1t to be in the form Of an &C.
taron.
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Thanks to the courteous officers of the steamboat Yves
tern World for the polite delivery of late St. Louis papers
in the midst of the driving rains of last night
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rs" For REcoRDER-M. HERNANDEZ is a
candidate for the office of RECORDER THE THIRD DISTRICT
aud will be supported by his friends oct27 g.
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TElEeRArHIc DrspATcHEs.-our Geographic dispatches
yesterday morning received by the Morse South
ern Line. They credited to the National Line bv
mistake.
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AGRopSp,-The steamer Cataract at St Louis, on the
reports the Western World aground Ste Gene
We've. and the c. Hayes at Tower Island.
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CUTTING LocsE-At a recent session of the superio
Court oil ten couples divorced in one day
Matrimony must be at a discount in that city.
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Tina.

tP- For sae ONE HUNDRED BARRELS also lot of KEGS
They well Coppered seasoned Cypss will se
them low, if taken from the landing to-day.
lt9p E. J. WHITE 10 Eau, Raj,
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dANE-The ST. Louis papers state that wild game from
tne praarss Is coming into that city in large quantities
Grouse and partridges are particularly plentiful,
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We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer Amaranh
for late river faYors
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| ~ To PERSONS RUPTURED.-The many per-
anen and eeua made by Dr. Sherman of
than passing notice. For particulars advertisement on
| pape ,-'N-''e'ie-s VI ne~s
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Mrs b. Cakes Smith has boon delivering lecture in
NewYork the character Of Cleopatra. Queen Of Eayp
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The Gaddo Gazette announces the sudden decease Of
Mr.. r. 9. Boney Of that parish.
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We are indebted to Mr.. A Z. Rodney, Clerk of th
steamer sydonia for Red River papers,
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~ CERRo GoRDo CLUB-The members of
this Club will meet at their Hail. Salvador Pra Rampant
and Cuaomhouse Streets EVERY MONDAY EVENING
o'clock All the other Clubs til city respectfully
The ia Mt No. IS Duncan,s Buldnps Ex
change Place. otc4 tel JAS. W. DJyPLEssIs Sec,v
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g=s- we ore informed that Messrs. j. Boup1

and JACOB, eminent Futss design giving Concer
Amory Hall the 10th prox, assisted by principal
this city Lovers of music anticipate treat Particular
will be announced in due octa7 6t2ps
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ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
where they purchase articles Clothing with which thew will b
well pleased We take pride in offering stock of
BOYS CLOTHING
better made and trimmed than establishment m
States We SOLICIT careful examination Of assortment
ES- NO DEPlA7YON IN PRICES
ALFRED UNROE 4 CO.
oct25 62p1tW 81 Magazine street co,ner ~ o;
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CaTqetsssy-Gas.petissg.

AT % CHARITIES STREET.
LIZ A. BROuSSEAu Il co. received, b,
large and splendid assortment OF CARPETING, such
superior ElNET AND BRUSSELS TAPESTRY;
BRUSSELS, TiREE,PLYS, lNGRAINs, yENETlANS, etc;
BAIZE Crumb Cloths WINDOW
STAIR RODS TABLE AMpP1ANo COVERS, RUGS of kinds
White and eolored MATING, etc., etc.;
FLOOR wide
which they Low PRICES FOR CASH satisfactory
oe25 IVY iasse''
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E-OPENING at No. SO St. Charles stroet ~
r. a ne BRANCH OF T. MoREAUS ABIlSEMENT Ma 1s1
r sneeIhs establishment having closed on aceon NJ
SATURDAY, Oober IT, ~ p' 'na' II fe-opened To-day,
IN when Is considerably enlarged enable the PROPRIETOR
ms stock so as justify the patronage with which be has
being convinced that selling low is the only mode of
nr M oaysrs intends reducing his most limited
'I AZ GLOVES AT ONE DOLLAR A PAIR 1--WE w.
me GENTlEMEN'S HAIR DRESSING SALOON has bee, re
Tue second Story has been richly Offers every
meht Of the kind in United States 40 " I'm
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09


TIE GREET EISCOFERT OF THE
.fGE-RE.4D !-RE.fD .-RE.4D!
FE<HE world never be fore ssw Surh a mass o
cine.
B.Lrlmcrr. Sept. II, 1851.
Nessrs. Mortimer s M3rr6rry I feel il a a,,,v
- make known the benefits have derived from
" hampi"a's Tinctr'e, sor length of time
nave o-eh NJect te great postralion Of mus
omar power, AMI great debility of the nervous
system, accompanied with paIpi'a;icn and f,t-
teIIng OF the heart. ] had such sudden attacks
that on one occasion could scarcely get home
! making mention of my case To friend, he re-
Tened me TO Joseph K. S:sDIetoE. ESQ. m cid
aad nShiy respectable citizen of Baltimore,
who had used The TinctuIe under simIirr cir
cninsiances. called on MIR Stapleton and az
Ter an interview of some minutes I was fully
SATISFIED OF the medic u virtues Of the Tincture,
from The evidence before me- of his own person,
VINO, Tor some tiIue previous indicated falling
STATE ut health. but now a hearty, hale appear
ance, with the dctiray of youth. iInme diateIy
commenced using the Tincture, and before /
look the contents Of enc bottle, my strength tras
reHelced. and can ics!k as brisk and am as ac-
f're as tIceRty years ago. This Tinerure is the
grand restorative OF the digestive organs which
when destroyed, the whole system is in a state
of suffering.
do assert it is no humbug. but is, in reality
what It Is represented 10 be By DR.. Hamnton
the inventor. VIM. A. SCHAEFEER
Corner Of Lombard and Sharp streets,
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09

LNEELING that he~can offer induce
- Hleuts to purchasers equal, If not
superior, &c any other establishment in
Baltimore, the undersigned invites the
attention of country dealers 10 his large
AMI we'll assorted stock of
JEwELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Ar THE
Corner Of Pratt and Coamsrce street.
He names in part
Gold and silver Watches, In hunting and
plain eases
Gold aud silver lepine and anchor lever
watches
t"'id guari vest and fob Chains
Gold guard and fob KEYS and Seals
Sold and silver Thimbles. silver Combs,
with and without sets
Gold Earrings, Br.astpins, Finger. rings
and Bracelets
Shirt-studs, Pencil Cases, Niniaturesand
Medalions
Gold, silver and steel speciacles, to suit
all eyes
Silver fable. tea, salt, gravy and mus.
tard Spoons
Britannia tea and coffee pots, casters and
candlesticks
Britannia in sets Of FIVE and six pieces
music boxes
GiSandole|, solar lamps, walters and &C.
cordeons
Silver plated ware, assorted
Violins and violin strings
Double and six barrel pistols; single
barrel self cooking do: double and
single barrel do. Of English and
German manufacture
Mantls do; pocket and table cutlery
"halebone, bonnet and ribbon wire
Pcrfumery and hair oil shot pouches, bird
bags, powder TASKS, percussion caps,
and matches
Together with many other articles.
N. b. Clocks. Watches. Jewelrv, &c :,
repaired at a moments notice and in the
best manner
WILLIAM g. JUSTIS,
Corner Of Pratt and Commerce SITS.
June ~, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
Stabicr'S Diarrl,SeH
JOHN ADDISON, M. D.
PRICE, so eta. q Bottle.

JOHN ADDISON MD.
we beg leave, as convincing evidence OF the
mighty valuable properties of the above named
medicines to refer to the annexed compliment
fary notice from sixteen of the most respectabIe
Apothecaries and Pharmaceutsts IN the City of
Baltimore, whom we have appointed our agents,
and who have the several articles for sale.
The subscribers, Apothecaries and Pharma-
ceulIsts IN the City OF Baltimore, are satisfied
that the preparations known as SrABLEa's
AHoDFNE CHERRY ExPECroRAXr and STA
BLERs DtARRHGA CORDIAL, are medicines of
great value, and very efficient for the relief and
cure oil the diseases for v hich they bear the
evidence OF skill and care i'm their preparation
and style of putting up. and We TAKE pleasure
IN recommending them to orr customers.
Z a Moore, F p Scott, Fleming,
GiIPin. Grahame, II Lowe,
barry 4 Co. j. Phillips, Jos Roberts,
G w Johnston,J Stansbury. A w Hush.s
II Grahams, M Larogue. McPh & Marshall
PRICE, so cts. Bottle.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
FOR THE
PATUXENT RIVER.

VIA FAIR HAVEN.

.N The steamboat
N:s-.4ANua~ PLANTER. NJ. l.
- - =. Weems, master
will resume her route TO the Patuxenl
River, on Wednesday, 25th. of Februa.
ry, at o'clock, a. m, from the Mary
land State Wharf, arriving at Hills
Wharf the same evening, stopping on
both sides of the River at her usual
landings, going and returning, for freight
and passengers.
Returning will proceed down the riv.
er on Fridays as far as Benedict, leaving
Benedict every Saturday, for Baltimore,
at 8 o'clock a. m.
The Steamboat PATUXENT, Theo-
dore Weems, Master, will commence
her regular route for the Patuxent River
on Saturday, 18th of February, at 6 o..
clock, a. m, from the MARYLAND State
Wharf, arriving at Hills Wharf on the
same evening stopping on both sides of
the River at her usual Landings, going
and returning, for freight and passengers.
Returning, will proceed down the Riv.
er on Tuesdays, as far as Benedict,
leaving Benedict every Wednesday for
Baltimore al 6 o'clock a. m.
Passage to Fair Haven, Sl.Oo
Patuxent River 200
February 20, lS52--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
A CLOUD OF WTrxrssrs

We have certificates from Captain canot
o'",'ier TO the eminent physician to Louis Ma
poleon, President "f the French republic, who
was cured of Rheumatism of seven years stan
cling one from Roht Gauli. do, of seven years I;
one from Mr.. Oldham, Baltimore Custom house,
OF dreadful case of dyspepsia one from Jno.
Luke, Of a case Of dyspepsia and general de-
hiiiiy; aud one from j. X Stapleton. esq, OF
Baltimore, with hundreds Of Others.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
CHARLES IT. DRURY.

(HoIhngsworth street, corner Pratt Street, b. ad
OF the Basin,)
BALTIMORE,
HAVING completed his es.
tablishment, with Foundry
N connected for making his ow n
- castings. is prepared TO fur
nish all varieties of
IaGRlCUL TUR.fL IMPLEMENTS IND
-. CASTINGS,
made TO pattern Of the best material.
The following is a list of PLOWS kept con-
stantly on hand Davis, Of the different
numbers for cast and wrought shares; S. &
NJ. Chenoweth. Wiley, l. furrow, No. O.,
No. L Hillside, No. ! & 8 Connecticut,
Beach improved Tor Posy) with common Da
Wis cast share. Self sharpner or Wrought
Share.
Caltirators, Wheat Fans, Harrows, &c.
Corn CuitivatoTs. plain and expanding; To-
bacco do; Wheat Fans; Corn Shelter, with
double hopper Old Vertical and Virginia Shell
Ter; Harrow; superior Pennsy lvania made
Grain Cradles. Revolving Horse Rakes; Cy-
indrical Straw Cutters.
Horse POWsrs, IhreshiRg Machine, aud Grist
Mill.
Horsepower Grist Mills, q very useful and
saving article and coming into very general
use; Horse Power and TTeshing Machines
OF these | need not say anything. as wherever
they have been in use any time they are pre-.
ferred TO all others
-..-- Small slse Poper and Thresier.
c. II. DRURv will this year make q smaller
size Power and Thresher-price of Power
600; Thresher, $50; Band. $40: or. when
purchased together, $50.
Persons in want OF Implements made Of the
very best material, and put together in the
strongest and best manner, TO answer the pur-
pose Tor which they are made, are invited 10
call on the subscriber.
sScuary Is, 1850. c. n. pRURY.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
TO health under tie treatment of DR.. Hamu7
,.Louisyiife, March 20. 1851"

4
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture i The a.
purifier of the blood 81 ils mild but nowefl
action on the Ssoinacb, Liver and kidnee
will care Dyspepsia, Coutsh. Asthma. Bronze
al ami Lung Affections. Breast, side and Sac
Consumption. Serofaia, Rheumatism. Coz
Neuralgia. Fistula, Piles, Bowel Complaint
Worms. Nervous Debility, aud a. Femsf
Medicine, j; has no equal.
Call and get pamphlet gratis. This Hamr,
tons Vegetable ffneture, acting on the Stoni
ach. Liver and Kidneys, cures Coughs. Rheu
matism. all breast and threat diseases, Dyspep
STA. &c. &c, with all diseases arising iron
impure blood. IN nervous debility, &c. Nor
timer & Now bray, 240 Baltimore street, BaIti
more, have it Tor sale
Sold by SPaIdins & Greenwich, Lecnasi
Town: q: II. Morgan. Chaptico and WIN. H
Garner 4 Co., Miles Town.
June IL, lS52-tr.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
70 FARMERS
AND
Agricultural Dealers.

NGHAM
49, ~ * JOHNSON, Man.
49, ufsctnrers OFF 1 oughs,
Agricultural Implements.
&C., No. l21 Pratt Street Wharf, corner
of Hollingsworih and Pratt streets, Dalti-
more, keep constantly on hand general
assortment, and are prepared 10 execute
all orders for AGRICULTURAL M
ELEMENTS AND MACHINERY, at
the shortest notice and on as favorable
terms as can be had in the City Hav-
z recently fitted up Factory, in
PRATT SrREET, between Euiaw and Paca
Streets, for The purpose, where they are
prepared to manufacture every article in
their line. and can assure their friends
and the public, that their work will be
executed with faithfulness, and the mate
rials,ol the best quality, and they fiatter
themselves that all articles sold by them
will favorably compare with any TO be
obtained elsewhere
The farmers and planters of Maryland
and the ueighbosing States, may find il
TO their interest 10 call and examine their
stock, and judge for themselves s..
Among the machines they keep On
hand, will be found Cotiingham d. Will
let's Improved Filz's Horse Power, with
wrought shafts, and various other lever,
stationary and rail way powers, and
Thrashers of various size and patterns.
PLOUGIIS of every variety Fam
ming Mills of approved patterns liar,
rows, Cult:vators, Drills, Horse Rakes,
Straw Cutters, Crushers, &c. &c
Castings of every description.
OF All Of the above arc warranted.
Repairing done with expedition and
fidelity. April |.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U s. N.

PoRTSMoUrH, (Fa.,) Aug. Is, fSjl.
Mr. J. e. Boush-Dear Sir While ! am in
general opposed TO Patent Medicines. caadnr
compeis me TO state that have great confidence
IN the virtues of Rarnpton's Vegetable Tinctnre.
For several months past have used it in INV
family, ard in Dyspepsia, loss of appetite. dz-
illness. and general debility, with entire success,
SO far as my experience extends. therefore,
take pleasure in recommending it 10 the afflicted
as safe and efficient remedy.
| am, respectfully, yours:
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
ChADain In the II G N.vr
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
NUTHFT OF TIAlI anu N@UH
June ~. 1852.

THE subscriber having opened his
large REPOSITORY on South GAY
STREET, opposite the Exchange, where
the largest assortment of Fashionable
CARRIAGES, of every description, can
be found in the city, persons in want OF
Carriages will do we'll to give me call,
as have determined to sell low for cash,
or good paper at six months. All work
sold at my Repository warranted for
twelve months. Old Carriages repaired
or taken in exchange for new ones.
will receive Carriages on storage, or
for sale on commission at low rates.
WIN. McCANN.
Baltimore, April I-y
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
Robert Lawson. Dr..
SADDLE, TRUNK HARNESS AND COL.
LAR MANUFACTURERS,
NHhnln.nln


Wholesale and Retail,
No. - South Street,
One door from Lombard,
BALTIMORE.
FHE above articles are manufactured
= of the best ateriaLs, and will be
SC, at the lowcsf prices.
1erchants and Wholesale Dealers re
invited TO call and examine my stock be
fore making purchases, being prepared
to sell goods as low as they can be pur.
chased in any Of the Northern or Eastern
Cities, and pledge myself TO duplicate
any bill made in those cities. Please
ca,i a"I satisfy yourselves Of the fact.
May 20 ls52-tIm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
LINE AND FEED STORE.
agOIlRe HeFG3lN.

ANU. - TIULLINSWUkEH IND NRANT SIS.
Near Pratt Street Wharf,
BALTIMORE, --,..
MAS constantly or hand a full stock
- OF Lime (wood burnt), Bricks,
Hair, Cement, Calcined Plaster, Corn,
Oats, Corn Meal, Chop Rye, Mill Feed,
ect., all of which he will sell at the
lowest market rates. Orders for any
Of The above articles will be attended 10
with promptness, and satisfaction be
guaranteed.
September 9, lS52-y
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
John IL. .NHgssg1es', .Jr.,
GAocER ANN COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No IS South Calvert ST..
One Door from Pratt Street Wharf
4 4 -

One Door from Frat Street Wharf,
BAL tt ORE:
z EEPS constantly on hand for sale
~ large and well selected stock
of Groceries and Liquors, consisting in
part of-Loaf, Crushed and Brown Su
CARS Salt Coffee; Teas Cheese ;
Candies ; Soaps &c; French and Do
nestle Brandies Old Rye and common
Whistles New England Rum Holland
Gin; Wines Of all kinds and qualities,
Vinegar, &C., &C., &C., which he will
sell low for cash, or TO punctuul custo-
ners on time. He respectfully solicits
the patronage Of bis friends and the pub.
lie.
lie viii also sell Tobacco, Grain and
other Produce on Commission, on the US.
nal terms. AMI solicits consignmeats.
baltimore. April {, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
Wondetul Cure Of Hereditary Seroflla

Oy HdNpT0n 3 FtgeId0IG 1tncEuTe
This certificate is from the pen OF gentle
me@ whose name appears on the journal OF
Congress, one who is extensively and fayora.
bly, known:
alt affords me pleasure to state snaf DR.,
hamptons Tineture t.s eneeted q most ex.
traordinary Cure or my slave boy, Albert. The
pGtient was three years old, and had the
ScrofuIa-(his father was scrofHious.) The
boy was a moving mass Of sores from head "a
foot The upper eye-lids were much swol.
len, and turned inside cut. exhibiting horrible
mattering ulcers that pTotruded over Che eye.
balls so as TO produce blindness. II is strange
yet true, this child, that felt resigned to zee
die - q Eeiiefhcn suffering, bas been restcred
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
CRNON ESk RIDGE,
Chaplain in the y. S. Navy.

rs After the almost miraculous ctYfes daily
made by champions Vegetable Tinct'ir-, -
on our most respectable citizens. men we'll
known and tried. we challenge the ,rorId to show
any thing on record III Medicine to equal it,
Read Read!
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
STABLER'S DIR. CHApMAN,S
WORM NTXTT1RE

Prepared from a Receipt invented 6v DIR. JOHN
CHAPMdN. member oFthe ROTAT col
LEGE OF SURGEONS OF LONDON
a Remedy more efficient than This is not xnown
Many (Perhaps one haIr) OF the diseases from
which children suffer are occasioneh by the
presence of Worms in the system; and if ne
elected, give rise to the most uncomfortable and
Irritating feelings, violent pains, sickness at
the stomach, emaciation and frequently to vomi-
ting.
This medicine is an efficient. safe and plea
SAINT remedy for their determination il contains
al! the virtues Of the most approved vermirnges
and although II has been used by many thou.
sands. and has been before the public for several
years, 1t has never been known to fail in efTec-
ting complete cure.
Extract from letter received from S. s. FoRrE,
M. D., member of the Royal College of
Surgeons, London.
To f. II. STABLER & Co. October Doth 1851
Gsnflemen,-I some time last year, by a..
cident, got hold Of few bottles of your Sta
bler's DIR. Chapmau's Worm Mixture and used
it in my practice with such unequalIed success
AZ induced me TO send for so dozen. .
last month ordered, through the sa gen.
tleman, 100 dozen ~
You can ship me 80 dozeu@ .AaaaAse
taonfhs from date of receipt &c
draw for the amount, sc. &c. m
Numerous certificates of cur
aggravated cases of disease p
appended hereto, but we feel a.
would add but little to the stu
biz evidence here given by riew
to judge of the merits Of thesd
Z. II. STABLER & CO
PRICE, Is cents Bottf law s
Fo! sale in St. Mary's -
4 BTiscoe and Loker fPea
WIN. H. Garner i GneI
5. Morgan. Chapter n
e crazy tsaiioasanGsvvefs
September 2, lsSed to||