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FAD AND BE CONVINCED.
From the |. Boston 4Bcs."

The editor said. Dec. 22d,
DR.. H3fands. Celeb'uted German Differs
for the curc'of Liver Complaint. Jaundicc,
Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility. is
dcscrycdly one of the most popular mcdi.
cincs of the day. These ,Bitters lave been
used by thousands, and a friend ut our elbow
says he has himself received AN eiicetual and
permanent cure of Liver Complaint from tho
use of this remedy. We are convinced that,
IN the usc OF these Bittcrs, the patient con-
st'ntiy gains strength and vigor--a fact wor-
thy of great consideration. They are plea
SAINT in taste and SMELL and can be.uscd bv
persons with the most delicate stomachs
with safety, under any circumstances We
are speaking from experiences and to tho
afflicted We advise their use.
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"Scott's Weekly, Zone Of the best Liter
airy papers published, said, Aug. 25
"Dr. H9fdndS German Bitt>rs, manuE,c.
turcd by DIR. jackson, arc now recommended
by some Of the most prominent members of
the faculty rs an article of ,mmh efficacy in
eases of female weakness. As such il tho
case, we would advise. all mothers TO obtair,
bottle, and thus save themselves much
sickness. Persons of dcbilitatcd constitu.
tions will find these Bittcrs advantageous Ia
their health, rs we know from experienced
the salptary,i effects they have upon weak
systpms' ..I... s.F.,, g 4,
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MORE EVIDENCE.

'nNIiNL IN ibLNSb.
'---Fhc Hon. CD. Hiuciine, Mavor OF N,
City of Camden, NJ g.laays9
"IioOFLAND's liERMAH BrrrERs-W,
have seen many ilattepingI notices Of thi,
medicine, and the ,aouTcss from which the,
e2IneiDduccd us to make inquiry rcspectin.
hs merits. From inquiry We were pcrsua
idcd to use II. and mrst say We found il sp,,
ciiie m its action nbon diseases ~ fhe! IN,
and digcstiSe otgshIsy md the lToWcrfutinth,
5cn'z, tie xerts upon iwryons hprostnni0n i.
really surprising. II cal,ns and strengthen.
the NERVES, bringing them into a t,,:,ls OF re-
pose, making slrcP refreshing.
III this medicine wIs more generally Used
We are satisfied there w0ttLbLf.r.- sickness
rs from the stomach, liver, and n:r, ous sys
ten the great nNiOriiy dfrta,l and inn. ginu
ry diseases rgnllatc. Il Have tI,sm in u heal
thy conaition, and ySn .e.n bia defiance /,
"rid"micS gcnnrallHs BhfJ sytr.ordin.r,
medicine We would aCN 49, ogr friends whc
are ~ at indisposcd To give il q atrial-it vii
recommend Itself. 1t should, in fact, be il
every k..gty No Other MEDICINE can pro
duce such csiacnrrs Of merit"
Evidence upon evidence hay been receiy
cd (like the fon,going) rrem al sections O
the Union, the last three years the strono
est testimony in its fvor, Is, that there /,
more of II used in the ,practicqof the repu
lar Physicians I Philadepl,ias sthan all othe
nostrums combined, aTact that can easily h.
established, and fully proving That scicn,it
preparation will meet WITH their quiet on
proval hen presented oven In this form.
That this medicine, will cure Liver Com
plant and Dyspepsia, no ono can doubt af
Ter using 1t as,direeted. 1t acts specifcall,
upon the stomach and liver; il is jTtfernbl,
TO calornelin all biiions diseases-the cfIec
is immediate. They can be administered I,
female or infant with safety and reliable ben
eft at any time. - -
LOOK reH 10 The marks of de genuine.
They have the written signature OF C.. N
JACKSON upon the wrapper, and his nam,
blown i'll the bottle, irithom chich hev ar
spurious. -
For sale Wholesale and Retail at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. l2Q Arch street, one door below Sixth
Philadelpbiny 5and by respectable dealer,
generally through the county.
tT1PRICES Reduced.
TO enable allcIases Of inyaIds 10 oDio,
the advantages Of their great restoratiy We DOW
ers. ia 81 sEtH 80 ga q. ay - =.
ss3 = Single BoHle rs Genls. a ,.......
Also, for sale by HALE e. TWITTy
Lancaster, {. II. t..-..,s -. 4. -
Wholesale Agents for N. CSC. G.o
&c, Ss,,.,1.,.l. nA ViLA.ND, Z ND, HARRAL, d Go,
gu" rs .s cow, !,
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Published ,ceekly, to advocate Direct
Trade, Manufactures, agriculture, and
the Development of Southern Resources.
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MISC ELLANE d 0 US.

II IFTWUT TNSTTWCTUT u tSOStuE VIUtuc
Anda Cheerful Companion. ' s'
SPLENDID NEW SERIES : q" q.
brilliant Arrangements for The 2a Volttme
Commencing in December. b. .".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-11
SENATOR DOUGLAS IN EUROPE.

The Paris correspondent f the Cincinnati Gazette mus
spcuks of the dongs Of The little giant" In foreign parts
MIR Douglas just rturncd from m extensive ,our
which embraced Italy Greece Syria Turkey RUSSIA rus
sio Belgium and France lie leaves here nuI5oay I"s s
AFTER travelling through Scotland and Ireland VIII take .he
steamer NJ Liverpool on III 18th OF this month"; LOT 't
United States He looks wei enjoyed hls 'rp ann Is
"chock ull Of good sories startling adventures ana lncs
yen,0n arguments, with whah astonsh Inc natives ~
The mex, sitting OF Congress- He has had long cnn,eehct
with Reschid Pasha a! C0nsanlinople with Conn' Ncssr
rode at 81, Petersburg and With many other great men, nna
tr has como 10 the conclusion that Louis Napoleon Is Tue
greatest man in Europe that France is the best goVe'heS
connlrv, and her people the n,st enlightened
Mr Douglas travelled overhc principal parts oil husa
in onp carriage which Travelled night and day at the ra
Of eight and miles uu hour contained sleeping on
an Kitchen 80 that he seldom left il. He penetrated 10 u"
confines of rsrtary, where Grand annual fair was Ront
on, at which there we're 100000 -Sioeans. nus
SANS Austrians CHlnuck Taars, Creasslans u'Ns u"
Persians. IT, rs,,
"he Judge arrived at Smyrna the day sfter the h"z
nHr and he describes the Excitement as beyond anyhn
he had ever seen. the enhuiasm for government a.
over that country, amounts 10 mania lie mas op.aisiei
the entire PAL cuars concerning the affair and VIII &c ao'
to throw much light on the settlement Of the question:
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DINNER TO TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

The proprIeors OF the City Hotel, New Orleans gave
dinner the Howard Association the 29h ut,
muuia r their seeacrihciug condpc: during The
enco Of The recent dreadful epicntc 10 that city Daniel
Kecsok Esq, presided. asssted by Messrs. Bouleme,
Shaw, and Mobiles of the Howards. Appropriate tuasts
drunk the Mayor (whuse unavoidable absence
tho Howard Association. 10 Mr. Boullemet the President
MI Kusheed The Treasurer and Mr. Ricardo the Secreta-
~ Of the Association and 10 many other gentlemen present
aud 10 the public press all of which happily responded
TO.
"The Medical Faculty Of New Orleans given and
drank with great cordaly. This brought Dr.. Dalton TO
"The North, East and the West-foreeipg all sectional
difference, with noble sympathy. worthy the memory Of
when smten with sudden and fearful calamity and have
thus scaled the bond Of union between US forever
Every thing passed of with The utmost good feeling and
though an occasional shadow would pass over the MEETING
ns The memory of Of their former associates was
mentioned the occasion will long DO remembered by hos.
who were present.
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1rhe Editors Of The Enquirer:

SAN FRANctsco, Oct. l. 1853.
AIew from the summit Of the hill lying southwest oi San
Fracisco eveus great valley selle and barren oy nature
but which under the hand Of the horicutursi Is rapidly
assmioy The uppearanCe of great many small purcdsts
rbi,ar often bend my steps feast my eyes on the love-
" snc Here ard there, dotted all over The valley, are
pref homo like cosy little cottages Inc very pictures Vi
pcuc and Their ircsh sweet 1ok Their gar
nd flower Yards and their home appearance o!te IN
vile e 10 stroll around them and make me wish Iho-
81 ines that my privilege 10 tRc peep oil least
nsd and my happiness TO sometimes respond 10 Inc very
muctwishcd iO little sentence "alR H. Sir. nc cnuee
hus ben very rapid; for when first commenced taking inns
walk Zero was bal little meet the eye except HE ifse
opcn uiley subdvided into great many smaller ones
Bull 0e by one, The cottages arose stretching SOUTH anu
still aher SOUTH until They have well men ftaeed nc
sion ores distance Of lhIce miles from INC ohsincss
porliuuf this city And this extensive valley Is no"
hicky:cttled nelahborhnod- enough 80 10 De
Town is actually painful 10 The nina ID a'enpt " con
ceve the Immense size and importance which his Guy
destineo attain We can we'll Imagine this great valley
filled M and these hills away, and all buit uf; ana we
can wclimaenc population exceeding mat 0i any n'he
America cy-New York aonr cxcepcd and That perhaps
duublfu-al Of which must in less than nan century
came uass But the mind pluse5 here anu seriously
where ISL 10 end1 Is the half yet Uldl When the glca
mi, rouds eomplereI and all The trade and travel OF Chha
f Asia should suy and all OF that between Ch'na anu
Eurupc nd OF all the islands uhc Pacific vi pass nousn
San raIcisco; when great Eden valleys are IhcRy PEG
MED md our mountains nnd plains settled, men WI" tut
event of San FranciscO future greatness cast lis sno
before aud she begin lnt great ard brilliant destiny ""c
awaits her Yes though am neither prophet nor 'e SUI
of one cel backwurness in declaring Inc lu'uie ee"
n.ss uf mi, wonderful city 1t born IN Gay ou' II
destined 10 live while Tine itself shall last IL mas agh
and aoain risen il by mec from its ruGs anu cac "
miubtirr moro beautiful, ad substantial IMAM oc'"G
II ~ with feeling OF sadnss, something Ike regret .n"
think Of how soon must eavr it for long, long tune
nehaps forever And that may more witness us sa
grow ill., lis great prosperity and its nearer approach " W.
"maniiest destiny" which smilneIy lies before IT, r.
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The "e!s5urs Herald states that Monday, the 3lsl Of
October ~as the dap appointed for the consideration before
Judge Camden ut Wheeling of The Injunction case against
the Pi,tsburg and Steubcnvc Rail Road COMPANY for
tempting 10 construct rail road The county OF Brooke
without The authority of charter from the Stale of yiro
MA The case was brought for the Commonwealth by MIR
WP. Bocock Attorney General assisted by Judge FRY and
other gentlemen of high legal reputation; The
had employed as their Counsel Messrs J. III. Patton and
Mr.. Watson OF Richmond aud Judge Kennon Of Ohio
emen who stand 10 the front rank of their profession
The Herald adds that nothing done with The case
but The matter left open to be called up at any future time
nma,ons were given that the suit would most probably
be renewed, but without fixing any time.
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JOHN MITCH Ell.
J. V. JONES, Sec'y.

Ii gives us true pleasure be able TO announce that The
report OF John ches escape from Van Dicmans Land is
confirmed Private letters have been received from him in ~
York detailing the facts of his escape and It's success lie
has reached the free soil Of this Republic under whose
institutions his noble soul will s,i expand. At the
last accounts San Francisco where he 10 be
greeted with public dinner and then TO visit New York
His aspirations towards the principles which gov
ern our people AT The time when the most gifted and
daring Of his comparo,s still chung to the hope Of saving
their country, without breaking its connection with Eng
land John Mitchell stepped forward and declared that the
time had arrived for entire and final of the
Island from The Imperial crown. His bold writings in tho
United Itishman alarmed the Government that special
passed get rid Of him. and under It's provisions he
convicted Of reason felony and transported for four
teen years His friend John Martini at stepped into
his place. continued TO enunciae his opinions arrested
tried and followed him to penal colony They BOTH il is
saiJ achieved their liberty together.
John Mitchell Is Of the modest apostles of the creed
of human equality tina, the present. any previous age has
produced lie is thorough republican in all his Impulses
and sympalhes He is Of comprehensive intellect and
fine requirements.
The Philadelphia Register, which has refreshed us with
the above facts ADDS Of Mitchell that in his profession as an
attorney he realizing full competence when he threw
himself the head Of The in Ireland and assumed
the duties CT journalist John Mitchell is the son Of
Presbyterian ministers in age he is about thirty Eight years
In appearance, heis slight fragile and delicate bookings with
fine intellectual face, and deep set very cum blue cyes-
The great characteristic Of his appearance soica calm
ness. though he is full of passion Yo in rcpose he
looks hero
He Is intensely pue-hc palor of deep and anxious
thought is only casually inerscced by streak hectic roso
color his heart swes into enthusiasm with his subject
The blue vens distinctly marked his rxpan
temples; round which did wave when the writer
last saw him. free and full Of hope lhen-dark brown flow
ing locks falling back TO his shoulders Blu, the shears of
the iaor have been playing with their glories since
John NJ lche born lie The honoed citizen of FREQ
naon-and he will win here in his exile, the esteem that
woul1 have awaited him home had Providence wIled
higher destiny 10 his hopes
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From the Home Journal
AVE STELLA.


AVE STELLA.
There 10 star in that high sphere
Where myriad stars preside,
To my wrupt vision far more dear
Than all the stars beside.
star 80 bright, the sister orbs
Seem dim 10 look upon,
AS though it's disk their beams absOrbs.
And radiates all from one.
II shines like love. which brighter grows,
In clear and glowing ray,
When fortunes cycles darkly close
With no returning day.
And there, perhaps, our loved and lost
Their beacon hreg unite,
That we, on ilfe's dark current tost,
May see, in heaven, their light.
Still shining on, as though they keep,
In those blessed realms above,
In vlgils that can never sleep,
Their guardian watch OF love. w. b. b.
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POErICAA,
WITHIN AND WlTAOU /.
BY BARRY CORNWALL.
WITHOUT

BARRY CORNWALL
WITHOUT
The winds are bitter, the skes are Wild
From the roof comes puneing the drowning rain
Without, iu tatters, the worlds poor child
Sobbeih aloud her grief, her psnl
No one hcareth her. no one heedeth heri
But hunger. her friend, with his bony hand,
Graeps her throat, whispering huskily,
'What dosi thou, In christian land Z"
(wlrniN.
The skies are wild. and the blast is cold.
Yet fiot and luxury brawl within !
Slaves are waiting, In crimson and gold.
Waiting the nod OF child OF sim
The fire Is crscSling, wine ID buooing
Up In each glass 10 its beaded orim
TESTERS ore laughing, parasites duaMns
"HuppIness "hOnor, ano all LOT MIN!
WITHOUT
She who Is slain In the winter weather.
All, she once had virgin fame;
Listened TO iovc on the moonlight heather
Had centlcness, yonity, maiden shamei
Now her allies are the tempest h0wling-
prodigal's -sefdisdaiu-
Poverty-mIsery. Well, no matters
There Is 40 end unto every pain
The haflot's fame IL her doom 10 day,
Dsdain, despair; by TO- morrow's light
The ragged boards and the paupet's PAIL
And she'll be given 10 dusty night;
Without tear Or human sigh,
She's gone; poor life and it's fever oo'
So let her In calm oblivion lie o
While the world runs merry as he'e'oi'ie
[wITnlN.]
He who yon lordly feast enJoye'h'
He who doth rest on his couch oil down,
He Il was who threw the iorsaRen
Under the feet of the tramping to"r;
Liar, betrayer, false as cruel,
What 10 the doom for his bastard ain ?
HIs peers they scOrn-hgh DANES they shun nm
Unbar Won palace and gaze within
There-yet his deeds are all trumpet sounded
There upon silken seats reclino
Maideps % fair the summer morning.
Watching him rise from the sparkling wine.
Molbers all proffer their stainless daughters
Mon of high honor salute him "iriend"'
Skies! oh where are your cleansing watetsf
World! oh where do thy wonders end
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BUaKviLLE Morrow

BURkvlLLE NoTTowAY VA NU'; j. :,
We notice seven fine Cc,swoId Sheep and one hucH
which ha ve gone from the Fair for Mr. WIN. ~ Bagby an'
Maj r. H. Allen OF Lnnenburg These sheep were puI
chn,ed from the flock of Col. J W. Ware.
e''nt'' A MEMBER OF THE va. ST. AG SOC'Y.
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I.rcuU Continued ana io IL
" ~ House T.prahdnocEi on W euhe'o"'

i.rcuu cuntInued ana hc'u
County, the Court HOUSE "
the 9Th day Apni. lsS3 ,,iis,r,or o( Jnhr M,
hope w nintG4 against DANIEL T. Mitchell! IL Ir r
M Of 1Inc r. Mitchell! deceased, John NJ Gilmore 81"
PENDANTS. r,.;o,ir AGAINST Richard Motley 80"
o William Faher Geced scd, deieHI' Moss,
W"r, Mass dece.sed plaintiff, a:1n and Ellen
I Ann L. Moss his wiic John lhomas rsa children Of
iuuta under the Of twenty Que A. ukIns asdignei
,uiiiam Fiber deceased by Wast.Is,1,""
decrd KEN I Eliza his wife. execu,riS
of EpaphoIus ana and Of the
Lewis sheriff ol Estet and others deIehi
al FfIlcis G. and Eliza e. Nar"E' -
Ii ., ,no,. seven years no oiieio ~,
proceedings other than aduLged and ordered by e
Ss,. four Ia. naes M na Is OF hs
| ed that this order be Iup.. " JAMES ROY MlCOU,
| monwea,h. Cepy-i' CLERK Essex Circuit C0u''
Nov 5-clI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-11
DEsTRucTIvE FiRE-HEavY LOSS.


BurrALo Nov I've have accounts here from Wiscor.
ain stating that the ourshng Of Green Bay In that
State has suffered greatly from ERE which occurred
Monday last thirty buildings have been laid IN aches
The total loss 10 estimated about 100000 upon which
there was only small insurance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-11
ApUSIEE SnnEnIE

We spoke ON Friday last Of The unprovoked attack upon
President Pierce oil Mr. Cooley of New York. and We arr
M f,r r,acon Of the poDor sentiment, including al
parties in this community II there is any Thing moFe
Than another paramount in the lcud in New York II Is Inc
nnhc sneakers The speech of John Van Buren,, oil The
Tammany Hall meenr few evenings ngo. was running
sore of SANDERS No one could peuse without unaffected
disgust, Until Mr. Cooley added his calumnes, the lraat
of John Van Buren, was "ilself its only parallel =
( D.,
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OHIO THE BANNER STATE.

Tho following the majories received by the several
democratic candidates the State ticket at the recent eee
ton in OHIO.
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A NEW CONSUL 10 LlMA.-Ihe Washing Ton Star
states the appointment al American Consul Lima
decned long since JUICE j. Smith Of California
late o( FuuGuer rnunty Va been bestowed On james
W. Green Esq Of AlrXanj;d. Va.
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which thirty above
at 100 acres; price s3J ;a email portion IN cash. h'
49, if desired long credits, carrying Interest
] sell 10 purchaser Of the a the servants on H. Gear
n, Len the stock and plantation implements upon b raj ercGF
nrsn!ins tho Safe for nunsh the VS
-, will Le shown by the
Far further Inunatiun Application may be maze 10 NY ~
r.,c ck and William Anderson, u. IN Rnhnont ,o-oy
RICHARD ASDER>o''
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OWHATAN LAND FOR SALE

NIIE subscriber sae the Of land on @ mil,
SIDES i2 acres, lying on fme trees
from James and thirty miles above chu'nu.
y fl,y rich Ston lana on hS ',ssss' ay,t
Tne Mai alton g-aeiilly highly imp SAT-
Al, t!c AIRY buildings 81 farm III s"iri &c E" w.
rrr.;n4 n hing good will 10 we'll 10 ra dn' - nm
ihiS iisie %'i oe 'i0P " BENNETT ~ BAHBi.
improved liant
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MARYLAND.-in the Second congressional DISTRICT
Shower Dem has s0S majority. Ia the fourth district
Nav Dem has 39 majority. 10 the fifth district flamil-
tom Dem ha, 1907 majority with one precinct hear from
In the sixth district, Solcrs %hc has 4O7 majority with
Calvert and ST. Mary counties 10 hear from Baltimore city
gives Lyon Oem 30J5 majority for Governor and in the
whole Slate has 1861, majority In The State senate
The Wings have majority and in the House 6, making y
majority on joint ballot for the election Of u s. Senator aud
State Treas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-11

"SOME PUMKlN."-C Charles Fletcher Of Gilmer cnun-
t. In this StI,c has raised rumkln this five
two and half inches in circumference and weighing eighty
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;TIN EhTY DOLLARS REV ! I'D.

sSAN AWAY tie 2h "i August my man ieGiy. lie - d
~ Ia, and muse black about ~ years r eet
,nrbr hn Lls large al an! i2cc Iims nun IN walking
and use, cane E"bhy on the Canal Or ABOUT the Coz
a'ecnlh 10 ESCAPE 'oa Tree STATE
;i v ,b ,ny, reward ego II delivered 10 fined Ia
M "a Tia, ran get again. uI taken out The county, sly
jan n :" wa a. r"nriy DAVID HANCOCK
t'S :. w w, Wv u ~ sIscmarIr. Sept hJcwu
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TELEGRAPHIC.-A negro belonging TO Cary western
of Norfolk abseonded the other day with sloo Tor BALTIMORE
The telegraph caught him.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Especial the Norh American and u Gazette
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6, 1853.
am informed that commission of American and Brit
sh officers has been detailed make survey of the 18TH
of Darien preparatory TO the construction OF ship
canal Lieut. Strange Of the Navy, commando the United
States wing of the party.
Under recent change 10 the United States military de-
patents Gen. Wool will probably DO ordered TO the
mand of the Eastern tmen with his head quarters at
Baltimore, and General Twggs TO the command Of the
Western Department. with his head quarters at ST. Louis.
the Secretary Of the Treasury days ago made pr
vae purchase for Government Of thousand
dollars Of Texas indemnify stock at premium proportions
bly, equivalent 10 that paid on The sxes
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.InmA u. ulnNTON. DENTIST.

EEavNG nyar! t" tie advantages" NE baltimore College
kE offer professional sr ices 10 the "
zcns oil Cumberland and tie adjoining coulIcs am prepared 10
.rrIr ain teeth in the most rsI manner-
Teeth n er;ri;, o entire set
.a,',, w March l--rly
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CT;.,II EyPECl'ED

- n n TONS Peruvian Gaano Oh the way expected
SOO Customers VINO ordered the article
,v in The S,.n whn Iy sarei, VIII please
r.uc their delay the article "i 10 uihaied d.
u'r .es !5 l, " ' HIGH ". FRY