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pesshs soeufeo untii Phiu TOR.
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILANa.
Epaps Nav Yark Trnu, kiv~~u,

EDWx8DK COLLINS 4 CO., No IS Wall st.. N. Y.
BROWN SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool
e. G. ROBERTS Il Co. ID Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN AUNROK CO, No Is Use Notrs Dame dss
Victories, Paris, or
GEO II. DRAPER, HAvIs.
fhs Of those ships will not be accountable fer go
silver bullion Specie wery prseious stones metals
sns bills ARC asnsd therefor and the value there
Of therein expressed.
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MR.. L. BROOKEs WILL GIVE ANOTHER OF HIS
WI recherche extra soirses at his Assembly Rooms ISL
Broons street, on Wednesday evening, June l.
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pc aealshs 1okets, - cents Doors open IT y to
80 fNE 81 IS BUILDING, sss BROADWAY,
$ss SS$z$$ YORK
ore. poypsop. Mr. oaE o .n5 0,sn. xono,oxus
'A''' " 80 ASCENT ASCENT OF MONT BLANC.
du HHs n 's Sghs xsfb y an
with degree of enthusiasm and delight to Enthusiastically
MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT
EynR PsopEGrp ,IS n THE UNITED srATSa
HHA4 HoHPss sAsssf P'
Each in turn enchn the vast assembages Of beauty
VINO NIGHTLY GRACE THIS ELEGANT BoupoIH.
Fer ynopsis Sc. bill: Of the day; ., ,,,-
twelve half price Doors open Al ~ o'clock entertain
Grand Mid day Entertainments on Wednesday and s.-
turday, commencing At o'clock.
ass Sf n s.: :Pss daily from Il 70 when
RowERY THEATRE.-A COMPLIMENTARY BENZ
ID At will be si''RR Mr. & The g rH %Sssss
on which occasion iii The e love sa1 s ie'~'dy0f
w Afs. Which mr. T. Eddy Constance Mrs. Parker
s.ns. Mis-: Gertrude DAVE: and Mr. Fletcher
r ~ - 'v ThhE TWO cREcoR1rs. x n,.
aiemsis 0a'sn: Lyndon hr' ;pD'si..'.
Mr.. Gregory. M Charles Burke
As;s .Sshi ~, III, IiIl a;otpkN Exsaks'~
Y, ~ ss Seton GLENN and Mr. HAd'"''
The original Mr. pR's + T 5 RfSn sh' Third and
The original black otello" will assist upon the
Prices of sdmsion:-Bo1es 50 cents; Pit. Is cents.
Box book now open.
CASTLE GARDEN.-NATIoNAL GUARD BAND
% .s Grand Of the :s . I b M
sion Of Opera Troupe
PROGRAMME.
j, ov.r.u,. to ~. c,,,. r I.ar. !; Resin,
]. Solo, "sprito Gentii." from Ia Favolita per
formed the French Horn, by Herr H.
performed tho Claronet, BY Herr
4. Finale to Lucia d Lammermsor." (by general
The .ys.iss: .ss.!s.,nn:nt viii Win S.ssa
variety their a7srite Marches. Was.e: Poii.:.
and on
s HAN
will be good on this occasion.
THE .AzrEcs.-!rHEsE EXTRAORDINARY LIrna
o,. ss whose
The insxpsabls the history huas
-; IL sT6pS c en K Sen
for short ,~s pros 70 their dsnar.qss fpr Europa
| Tickets, = cents, children, IN cents
esrioso can be SEEN without extra charge
| BROOKLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRAMATIC
Iy sysnpsf May So will DO presented
King Of Naples Faulkner Coloana. .Connor
xsr:sn o;;:sie Mis-. s:a a
Subscription tickets DO obtained Of the members
LEA propessr-Thca bov. sstaiishnsnt open s1ss5
afsrnoen at o'clock sad in ths evening at TX
y Ca Sa;
getber with variety beautiful For furshsa
chairs SIX cents; Boxes IS .:s.:: Gallery, TX esnss
WILL SOON CLosE-BANvARps HOLY LAND, A.
wv the Georama. $40 Broadway. This magnificent paint
toned the Bible the cities rivers and lakes
and a. Che Holy Place. new dispute between u. Enps
o'clock "wednesday and Saturday afternosns as
o'clock Admission. 50 cents; children, price.
MILLS EQUESTRIAN sTATUE-THE PUBLIC ARR
M rssoe.fuly informed that this world statue
Hemisphere ps.d and on s.. p:.
he derives bic motion vii be open for exhibition
IN. hal. ateIseptisn ..ssf The t.s.. rs.@i
.spss. fs.ns.niax over cS persons Il win - mssn
hss9tl fitted for the occasion and s1ponss spared
Mr.. l. BRooKEs WILL GIVE ANOTHER OF HIS
Broons rtrset, on Wednesday evening June /.
A CARD-HR EDIToR:-wE BEG TO INFORM THE
city Grand sultan Of shs S Tar Sid
Empire propos: 70 exhibit from the LIST Of June pano
places and things tessthsr with the interesting
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TNOR CALIFORNIA.-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
IL steamship UNCLE SAN, 1000 tens, William A. Mills
commander will sail for San Francisco via Rio do Jaaers
Valparaiso and Panama. Wednesday, June 18TH At II
precisely, and will take only c,itsd number OF pas
Mpgers sfsrding to families rare shance avoiding the
transit Of the 18th and securing speedy voyage The
qualities Of this steamship we'll she having for
the last six months successfully with and beaten
all Of the steamers the Atlantic It s confidently
psctsd she will make the voyage in ten days less time
II has been done by any other gsng around the
Horn Fer freight or passage, apply only to Z. MILLS
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WnEKLY LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, UNITED
w States Nail Seansh Company eonnestiag with the
Pasios Ma. Stssnahp carrying the great United
Panama; also . semi monthly line between New York.
Havana and New Orleans
Sailing p. n Warren street pier North river.
The United Statss Nail Steamship Company intend TO
dispatch direct to Aspinws during The month Of Nay ths
following steamers:
CALIFORNIA
20. 49,. CRESCENT CITY McGowan
conusetnG Ut Panama with the PaeiAo Mail Steamship
Company
Tkrosgh tickets Except crossing the Isthmu always
be obtained At lowest rates. on application at III West
street. to c. A. WHITNRY.
new yoRx, HAVANA, ORLEANS
Iayn. $500. EhPIEK CITY. Captain Wfndls.
freight and be secured appHsAt the
OH Of the pans Ut West street Of Warren
street. New York whore additional information be OBJ
tAiAsd on application, personally or by letter.
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fNROTON AOUEDUCT DEPAhTNENT.-SEALEDP PRO,
posais endorsed Proposals. for thirty inch Trensh,'
will be received at th. once until O'clock Of. Mon
eayaton bsskfng rammns and 70 paving trench fer
line of thirty pipe In Forty street. from
the Eleventh in length about 5000
feet The work be done under the Of the
The trench he in such part. Of the street direct
the Water Purveyor TO be i've feet in width
top regularly opsd to four feet in width boto
to be and half feet in depth with jsnt holes Of
proper size to admit Of the pipes being cAukcd
1t tervals of nine feet trenches will be required
occasionally The specification for the all
Inform alton relating thereto be obtained application
70 the Water Purveyor, at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department..
Nav York Nav
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RRcORDs.
- Sealed proposals. will be received At this once uutn
Hendsy May 30 1853 regulate and grade Sixth
utter and Gag sp.s. fs.l fee. wide through the side
Eset Clerk Of this department New York Nay 49, 1854
JAS. EURfY. Street Cammissiensr.
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MILLS EQUESTRIAN STATUE-TIE PUBLIC ARR
M rssoetfully informed that this world
Of General Jackson the only equestrian hsure
hemisphere s.psi:sd and self the .ee p.n
Railway Hail. the Crystal Palace tho 7th day
June The hall IT, without exception the fAt
In the United States being upwards Of two hsndrsa
Length sy foss in Width AID twenty feet n height ana
hcsnty fitted the occasion and spared
render worthy Of public patronage.
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N1HE 6HORTBST AND CHEAPEST EROUTE-THE
Vanderbilt Line for San FransssoThe Acosssory Tran
st Company of Eearagls in advance
Of the mail-Only line giving through tickets including the
Isthmus crossing The fayorte double ongue steam
ship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt. Tnklepaugh, will leave
fIo, pier No H.rth River, At three o'clock P ~,
sey for San Jasn del Norts Saturday June4 connect
ing With the popular steamship BROTHER JONATHAN,
Lieut. Baldwin u 5. N, ader over the Nicaragua
Transit route having but twelve miles land
These steamers unsurpassed In their ventilation and
eonmodatons For inform aton passage at the lowest
rssss apply only at tho agsneI Of the Nos Bat
terry place, up staira c. VANDERBILT, Agent
Passengers cautioned against the Of
hired for other lines None poysd for this
line. mail bag will he made mp ut the ofies.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC-
~ tors-Seasd proposals endorsed Proposals for Sew
Or In street. will be resolved at the once Of the
June 1853 At u o'clock NJ to build sewer with the no
sessary receiving basins and cavs in Forty sixth street.
from point about IA feet of Twelfth avenue to the
eAser side Of Eleventh being length about 600
feet The plan of the and for building
Of the and all other relating therste
shes NICHOLAS DEAN,
resident ofthe Crotch Aqueduet Department.
Nav York, May D. 1868.
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AmUsEMENTs.


RowERY THEATRE.--DooRs OPEN AT II; CUR
~ ''ffh TIE Bs AZ OF III Lsn Rsf%Se
sirWm Ashton; Mr. Glenn Lucy Ashton Mr.. Parker
33rsisenseh Mr. Dawson Mysic. ......., Mrs. Dunn
- THE wosDERfr1 WOMAN Mss Dawes
crspin drihs c cSatsnse f aSSs%:
49,, TIE GOOD FOR NOTHING.
ION Dlpples Int. lawson Naa. Miss Dawes
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREEr-DooRs
IRISH b
Pat. s Mr. Barney Williams Nancy Mrs b: williams
Sung GNGiE Pairs. CABIN hamilton
Mickey Malone b. WILLIAMS Han. Srindem Mr. Howard
Lanty. i. Lsysrs Lace sleeve; MI: Lswscn
Squire Blake; T. Holman Holman Nd Casey Mrs. 3 Williams
Caroline Norton. mrs. barney Williams
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM sTREET.-DooRs
~ open At Z; curtain rises IL e " oel sss
sons~Iy Low. j. Like the REQ, Red Rose Mr. Lnsard
La sy'phid.s bysprR Ms Miss NAVE Hs,y Darlington
Poslethwaite. Mr.. Fox Nrs somerton. Mrs. Nichols
Highland f HE Posi- or h aoN SSsy r'rins'0n
Cobus Yerks. Mr.. Fox Adela. Miss Barber
y sqnars-Boxes and Pnrquet IS cents Ladies and child
rem ADMITTED to afternoon psrformanee at half price
You'd TSGd' wf OUT
Singing and aIanTs Il s and d''aa'
In the evening X a Gs Toop rI 3 performed
A''''' D~A''' = a DAY in PARIS "n' A''s'h
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DUCKLEY'S NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS, CHI
d asse Rooms, $50 Broadway.-Asndsy evening, Nay ~
and evening during the This aud old
established whose concerts through Great Britain
che principal cities Of the United States and during their
late visit California have received the patronage
the elite and fashion all places they have made their
would respectfully the ladies AID
gentlemen Of New York that they will commence Their
fashionable above Doors at TX; Concert
L. SHORT Aren't
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A UsTRALIA FIRST yESSEL-T0 SAIL ON MON
IA day, Nay 3O.-Bark ESTHER FRANCIS, entirely
loaded will sail above and handsomey accommodate
four cabin passengers. Apply immediately to
W w. RUSSrSL, 81 Old Slip
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E,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship FRANKLIN, Jas A. Wotton,
commander will leave for Havrs toushng
TO iaAd The mail: and Passengers SATURDAY june At II
e mot wanted during the voyage aho,ld 30 seat
handise win be received board afser ThursdAy June
For Freight passage apply to
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r IvEpPOOL PACKETs-oLD BLACK STAR LINE
ASMing LIST, 9th, llth 10Th, 2lst and 10Th Of every
north.
Passage nom Liverpool be secured st lowest possible
RENITTANCES.
Drafts - sight Royal Bank, and Ulster Banking Com
pany Ireland National Bank Of Scotland Liver
1sol, &s. WILL JAMS GUION. No. 40 Fulton street.
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pARNUMS NUsEUM-MONDAY AFTERNOON, AT
o'clock the laughabls farce revised and adapted to
the fasdious taste Of this establishment, AISCH IEF
MAKING and, slss. THE IRISH TUTOR In the evening,
ut O'Clock will be presented the beautiful domestic
of ST. MARY'S EVE. Admission to the whole Museum,
Entertainments &C., cents; Parqust and First Basony
121x cents extra.
CHRIsTY's OPLRA HOUSE, l72 BROADWAY, ABOVE
Grand street night during the week under
the sole direction and supervision of E. Chrt
whose concerts In this city for the years.
been received with favor highly respectable fashions
be Audiences Tickets 25 cents. T. to
msncc at o'clock 49,
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
~ Sealed proposals will be received this ONCE until
Tuesday Juno to regulate and grade Fifth avenue from
Forty second to Forty ninth streets Specifications TO
had application to the Contract Clerk Of this
ment. JAS. FUREY, StreebCommissioncr.
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FARM FpKe SALE.

THE subscriber will sell al Private Sale a
farm cun'ning / 10 Acres more or less. in Cecil
county. adjoining lands ofTho.uns Narburlon
and Others. About omc half Of said farm is in
culiivalinn. ami under good fencing. being d.
vird INTO i've fields; the residue is covered
with on. and chesnu timber.
Thcrc is a comfortable Dwelling iion>c on
said mrrn. with il barn. and other nt-buil!ings.
THIS property is situated in a very healthy
ncighbOrEon,. is well wajcrei. ami lies on the
public road from Port Deposit To Wilmington.
1t will b. sod on rcasOnaal" terms, aud o
good lille aven. JOHN HARVEY.
!,lkfnn. March ) 3w
'.'"Rccord'' copy to the amt. 81, and send
paper aId bill to advertiser.
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all" female, married Ur unmarried, ana usualiS
known under the name OF
FEN4LE COMPLAINTS.

FEN4LE COMPLAINTS.
OF thcsr are Proapsus Utcri, or Falling
o.. tnc Womb; Fuor \ bus, or Whites;
Chronic Inflammation aud liberation oi the
Womb; Incidental liwnorrhacc, or Fiooding;
Painful. Suppressed and Irregular Mcnsirna-
ton. &C., with all their accompanying evils,
Cancer cAc"ptrG.) no matter how severe or oil
how long siandng.
MANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS in the
cliy Of New fori and cIherplacc>, fnljng them
selves without remedy ia myetrratc cases OF
the above complaints, and having due regard
tor the welfare Of Their patients, have recon-
men i2i the use ofthi. medicine" and, after wit
nrssn&its sanitary effects. are nov innnlieSun%
heir applohaIon, NOT only by ra>orlin@ to il IL
their treatment OF II The diseases for which !
is intended, but in some instances accepting the
agency Of il to facilitate lis introduction into
more general use Is H." Faculty.
The influence If thls composition upon the
Gruale constitution is ofthe most hicnGy kind;
thu most delicate and te"b trmar need have
no fears in its use for any length of time, for il
contain, no mercury. nor any artce which can
prove in any way injurious, bcng made entirety
uf vegetable extracts, and prepared SO as TO taste
like Il PHEASANT cnrlul.
The Modus Opcran!i o! tins remedy. in the
cure OF this cHsS OF diseases. is through the
general economy of the system, with peculiar
determination to the icmal" urgnus.
\ liiiona Proof of this Cathoiron heing
worldly of the confidence" o, the afflicted. a. a
Successful, Safe, ana cheap Remedy, will he
found in the pamphlet together with important
observations touching III" nature and symptoms
OF the diseases, to which the attention of Ladies
and Practitioners is r,,rcci'uy iavi'rd.
The ingredients. as r'.rHcl Ivy ht"h medical
nu,hOrity fSre oamphlrt ,n,r Il, NEGET \.
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Three Silver Medals Awarded,

THE American Institute. at the late great
l. Fair, held in New York. Oct. 1891, the
Franklin Institute, at their exhibition in phila-
delphla. Nov. 1881 , and the Maryland Institute.
now nSt closed at Baltimore, awarded their
First Preminm-.I Siirer Mcial, TO the
IMPROVED SPRiNt; M.3TTRESS,
manufactured only by the subscriber, thus en-
dorsing the opinion expressed By hundreds Of
our most intelligent citizens, that this Mattress
is superior 10 all others for comfort. elasticity,
durability. cheapness and convenience of hand
ling and that ii is the only perfect Spring BED
now in use. The public are invited TO call aud
examine this Improved Mattress, before purch-
asing. Medals were also awarded to the beau
tiul Cast Iron BrdS'eadS deposited ut same time,
an assortment OF which, together with variety
OF other articles ofCaSt lron Furniture is offer
ed for sale at low prices.
GEO. STURGES,
No. 90 Walnut St.. Philadelphia,
No. 233 Broadway New York, and
S. W. Cor Of BALTIC. < Frederick SITS. Baltimore.
Dec q, 81 If
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Hss esa;aglcCcy.

Goth February, 1853.
ORDERED, that the sale made and reported
" by Francis \. Ellis. Trustee for the sale Of
tuc real estate Of William Gillespie, deceased,
be ratified and coatrned. unless cause TO the
contrary be shcWn on or before tae 2',lh day OF
April next. pro>i"cd a copy ui this o!drr be in
serted III some newspaper printed in Cecil
county. once in each Ut three successive weeks
before the l2th day OF April nest.
The Report states the amount OF sale TO be
500. True copy. Test.
LOUIS GtSSAWAY.
March Nv Reg. Cur Can.
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GOOD MEDICINES
Anodvne Cherry Expectorant

Is confidently rrcnmm,n dcd to lnvnlltS, as I'M
SURPASSED by any known preparation. Tor inc
cure oil COLGiS, HO,8RSENENS, ana ether
forms of comInun colds; RRONrHiiN.ihiii m
M, CROUP, CONSFNPIiON IA M Early
STAGE, and fer the RELIEF 81 iae tai'enl even
in Advanced STAGES Of that Fatal Disease.
II combines in scientific manner. remedies
Of lono esteemed value. with either: elmer" re-
cent discovery. and hrsi.lcs il so0NU nn.' toaj'
qualities. acis through the skin c"rtly. AMI
with great efficacy, for the cure Of this class OF
diseases.
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PLANK EsDAD.

A IL persons favorable 10 Petitonlng the Leg
a ,sIaturc Of Maryland for charter 10 con-
street Plank Rrai from Elilon by way Of
Cherry Hill, in The direction Of the Penn-ylva-
MA line, agr requested I" meet at the Giiir" If
Francis \. Ellis, Esq, in Elkion, on SATURDAY,
the 18th Of March, 1888, al O'Clock, =. VI.
March Il Hg;
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PrssE!S SAEE,

an SATURDAY, Ike 18Th inst. at II o'clock
~ i. NJ. on The premises, will sell at Pub
lie Sale thai farce Story Frame Building in
FORT DEPOSIT, 20! feet honi, b! 10 feet
deep. with "arrct and cellar; now in the oc-
cHpancy Of Mr.. john D. Marshbank. \ good
and sufficient deed WILL be given. TINS and
farther particulars on he day OF sale,
Mar ) 3W' =, BALI/ELL.
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5I.mars' psrarsmsa..

Sow1NG CLOVER S;nGp.--Sow over
every acre Of your land in wheat twelve
pounds OF clover seed. If the land
which Won have in wheat has been long
in culture without having been Iirnrd or
marled, YOU may nationally conrl"de
that i, needs dressing Of one of th"s.
minerals, so make your arrangements 70
give it dressing this fail, as clover does
not thrive we'll in lands wneIe lime Is
not present. you us. lime, give 10
Your field ff:v bushels per acre, # mari
ona hundred bushels. So says the liner
icaa Farmer.
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The valuable Medicines shove named have
recently b"enn,rnlucud. with tn" approval Of
number &C the MErIChL PRofr>sioH in the City
Of Baltimore and elsewhere. and in practice
have succeeded mos, admirably in curing the
diseases for which they prescribed. They are
offered 10 the Counriy Practitioner as medicines
whicn he can IN nll respects depend upon, a.
prepared in agreement with the experience OF
some OF the most learned aNd juIrious physi-
cians, and strictly N conformity with the rules
OF pharmacy. and as especially serving his con
vcni"ur", VITO cannot 50 rcaiI! as the City
phI.iclHA lave htS""n prescriptions compound
cd hy Il practical Paarmaceutst.
See the dcscripiy" Pamphlets, 10 b" had
gratis Of all who have the Medicines ior safe,
containing rccommcudalious for from Doctors
Manin, EaltzcL, Addison, Payne, Handy.
Love, Sc.
| DR.. 5 b. MARTIN, SAYS ~ 10 not hrtitae to
recommend your DiuryhGH tOrGiai. amt .inO-
, 2gnc Cteryy EEpsnor0M, 81.
( Dr.. .TurtN ADDISON, says at "i""s rne much
/ pcusure to add my testimony To tia; II others,
IN favor Of the extraordinary ofcary Of your
DiyrhGG Coriiai.' &C.. and oi'ihc Eipcc'oyuni
IL have no hesitation in recommending il, as a
most valuable medicine" &c.
/ Or. Il. \. PAYNE, says he has used the hiGr-
effect and thinks il one Of the most Convenient
and efficient combinations ever offered 10 our
proi"s,iou.'
/ DIR. l.. y. IANpy, writes. II have afminis-
tered your .ii.o5uaC I4yfct0W,i. n several eases
/ ui Bronchial affection. with the most happy re-
/ suls, and iruN Il knowledge OF lis aiInIabie
effects, can with The greatest confidence re-
COMMEND IT, sc.
Dr. W. : LOVE-. writes 20 L. that he has al-
ministercd the ENpecloran I" iir wife, who hD>
had the Bronchitis l"r fourteen Yeas. and that
She is fast recovering from hor lon. stnu ing
malaly 1t has in lew weeks don" her norr
good than ali The remedies She VAS heretofore
used under able medical counsel.
SIXTEEN 9th" h">t NpDihccarics and Fharma-
cu;i-ls in the GUY Of Baltimore. write Nv" are
satisfied tn" preparation Known as SiabI"r'>
I Auudynr Cherry EXpcclornnI and SahIrr'S DI-
arrnu.a Cordial are ruraci'cs ui great rulnc
ana very efficient tor the rr!icruni cur" OF ;hc
di. ,asns for which the are recommended, they
bear the cvi;rncc It skill aUd care IN their
preparation AMI style Of putting up, and we take
pleasure in Recommending thcm'"
Twenty seven 81 the most respectable Mer-
chants. rcsid"u,S Of \larylNuG, Virginia aud
NmtI. Carolina. who hur" sold and also used
these medicines themselves, say, "Fron unr
own C>peri.ncc aud that Of our customers, W"
do coni Irntly recommend them Pre- HoEO Pub
leo. We have never known any remedies ,1r'
for the disease for which they arc pr,'.c,!hci,
10 he 50 efficient and TO give such cntrc sai!:-
faction 60 all.
The above notices Of rccommcn lalon from
, members urlhr Medical Faculty. pharr arrGt.
isis Of high Standing, and Mrrchauts olt!e first
responsibility. should BE- sufficient 10 ,a'j>y all
that these medicines are worthy "'1roI by the
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3. r. MhY,
HAS completed his stock Of
s'sals and ~ Winter Goods.

HAS completed his stock Of
s'sls;.nd Winter Goods.
To the following list he respectfully invites
the attention oi the
Ladies'.
French Cloth. and Tweed Cioakings,
French .'iclIuocs in various colors,
French Ga>hlnercs, do
Thib"t 'rihS. do
MOu-in lc hr",S,
Rich Persian y, iaincS,
Fig'd and Plain Mou>Iin DeLaines,
Black and cold AIpacas,
Black Dress Silks,
Plaid and Cha'nciion silks,
Prints aud G'ughalnE,
BAY State and Waterloo Shawls,
Cashmere AMI Thlht Wool 10
Wonlcn FIanncls in various coors,
Sack FlannriS do
Welsh Flnnnr,.
Colprci Canton Fanncls.
Brurhcd and unbl"arheI do
Rlrarhrd and uEboarhrd mu>linS,
Cora Cnmb!ics pnN billings,
Brachcd AM nnb!cachcA do
Trimmings, Hosiery and Gloves,
Ladies aud ChllIrcna' Shoes. Sc.
e;cntirtskenS' Dycss.
Cloths. Cas- imrrc@. T"ccd>,
Ca,>in"lt>. Kentucky Jeans,
Heavy iannrl>. t"rHl"rlS,
Gloves, Hosiery, Hats. Caps, &c.
IIdriwarc. GurCns ware, Groceries. Flour
Meal. Bacon Lard. Potatoes, Burning Fluid, 80
y. B. ouniry Proiucc taken in exchange
for Goods at The highe>, market price.
Oct ~, - If