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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06
I'll Z MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.
BEEF CATTLE-There were offered at the scales du-
ring the week 1850 head ofBeeves- 800 sold. 300 driv-
en- off and $50 left over. Prices ranged from 300 To
90 on the houf, nett 81 % to 500, averaging 1892
gross. About 205 sold for stock cattle for feeding
iron The market is firm and we note an advance
on several descriptions. Sales Baltimore Pig at $40 to
10; Charcoal No. |. 40, An. No. l. 40; do. No. ., 38; dc.
3, 38; Scotch Pig SO ado; American 80; Common Eng.
Bar 20; Ba Swedes 80a85; English Sheet Skate; Amer
i, an Sheet 6ia6Ic; Hoop, English, ton sos; English
horse shoe bars 80; do Spike Rods 20; do Nail Rods
ll0al30; Braziers' Rode, 1 to ], 90u95; Hollow Ware
CO, Blooms, charcoal II 80; Blooms. puddled so, Rus
sa Sheet Iron IL 50a13 50.
FLOUR AND WHEAT.-S iles of 1000 bbls. Flour, pre-
vious to the reception of the Baltic's news at Sc 81 to So
so; and 400 bbls since,at Sc Sd to 6 81. 30, 900 bushels
Wheat, red 81 80 to | SO; White. 81 40 to ! 43. Vel
low Corn. IS cents,
N. York, Oct. 3.-Breadst1As very active; Southern
Flour So 81 to 7 10; white Wheat ST. SO to l SO. A
better feeling in the Com market.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
e,eomey America tie rcry latest hteht-
by renee fiom Europe.

D, s,eamer America Me rcry latest InteHi-
Dy1 gcnce .from Europe.
The news from France relates Chiefly to the
~ n food. We give below the substance
PrslI we find in The papers.
q" Tbs Moniteur publishes a decree reducing
da,ies on imported cattle and wheat. The
I"irs are to be three francs pei head on oxen.
.ons, and young cattle; twenty-five centlmes
per hundred k'logrammss on fresh s M meat s,a
lied to The communes of the department
e. measure that fixes the price of bread for
psrs. which is at forty centimes per kilo-
nanome. The Project IS authorized to adj
tEance the bakers he difference between cost
,.rs ar the pr c offorty confines ,commen-
pr;oo fo u september lst.
il was reported that tickets would be issu
In The poor emitting ,hem,o receive bread
AT a nominal rate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06

In addition to the news OF the i'll luck ofthn
s.bermen on The coast of New Foundland, we
now learn that the potato crop of the island is
almost n utter failure. Fears being entertained
ora famine among the poorer classes, the gova
eminent is urged to call an early session Of the
legislature, 10 meet the contingency. AS soon
az he gale abated, numerous fishing smacks,
which had been driven into the different ports
nealy empty, would again go out for the p"r
nose of endeavoringt to retrieve their Ill luck;
but, as the catching season was about over. 1t
was doubtful whether they would lie able to
accomplish their object.
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AUCTION SALES.


' q SALE will ufer for sale, ut Auction, on
friday the 18th of October next. the following property,
to-wit: "
Two Half Acre Lot. on Federal Hill. ,car raulett's
DID stand.
Two Half Acre Lots fronting 5 and 6 SIS, OIL 1t alley
and adjoining my residence.
Two | Acre Lots on north side of BlacS.water creek
near f. Logwood's &c.
One vacant Lot above Gus Works. fronting Canal
ibout cleft, and running b. OK IL #.
l lot ON Jefferson Street. 81 fl. front an running bnek
The usual depth, and being near the Depot. will mike a
tine business star d.
will also offer for sale, ut the same time. the Brick
Tenement on Water street, adjoining Mcdaniel. Hun
y Preston grocery cstablishment-a fine location for
I heavy grocery business. The house is large and well
adapted Tor that purpose being Immediately in the heigh-
'orhood oil the Depot.
Also.the Brick Housein which there are two tenements,
opposite the Union | lotel, on Main St, will be offered
Tor sale Mt the same time.
Terms-Made known ON the day of sale.
GEO. {. CURLE.
sept l2-dtds Express l. Rep. copy
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HAVANA. &c.-We suhjoin all the news by
the Black Warrior, in addition 20 that given
yesterday.
Seditionary pamphlets from the United States
he'd been discovered.
Freiehts were light, and vessels in demand
Adsices from Porto Cabello to the 10Th state
that the revolution had been quelled and quite
restored.
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The latest accounts from the north oil Eu
rome represent an extreme scarcity of vessels.
At Hamburg freights had greatly Increased,
and at Rotterdam merchandise was accumula-
ting for want Of means to transport 1t. The
cholera, though still virulen', was decreasing
The Governor of Temi had been put to death
by the people for insulting their petition for
cheaper bread.
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TROUBLE APPREHENDED We find the fol-
lowing despatch in the Baltimore papers of
NJ nday:
WASHINGTON, Oct. FL learn from what may
bedeemed a reliable source that intelligence has
been received at the department in this city to
the effect that serious difficulties have occurs
red b''ween the opposing parties in Messllla
Valley, which it is apprehended may lead to
an open rupture between our government and
That of Mexico. The precise nature ofthe diff
Guilty Is not stated.
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Sale.-Theu undersigned offers for sale the Hons"
r. Lot, ON 9Th street. at present occupied by Nm. Nj.
Blackford, Esq'r. The house il comparatively new
has g or 9 rooms, with all necessary out houses and Ia
fine garden attached.
Apply to tho undersigned, OF to Mr.. D. &c. Peters
I %yrchburg. AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE.
June 11-d&c2awt.
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MILITARY MISUNDERSTANDING K,of the
Third Artillery, U. S. Army, stationed at Fort
Constitution. near Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire, commanded by Brevet Major Austin has
been ordered to California, and we're 10 leave
Yesterday. The company stationed at Fort
PEBBLE has also been ordered to California.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FALcoN.-The Falcon.
,,,m Aspinwall, Sept. % has arrived at n Or
ions, She brings %nol,ing later from Calioro
nia.
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Adespatch from Cincinnati says that on
Thursday evening, as the train on the Dayton
and Troy Railroad was passing Picayune
Lock, two cow were caught by the locomo-
i've, which resulted in a frightful smashing of
cars, bu, fortunately no person was seriously
injured.
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SECOND

SECOND DISPATCH.
ARRIVAL OF 1HE CRESCENT CITY.
New YoRK. Oct. 8.
The Crecent City arrived to day, bringing
1000, 900 IN gold.
A difficulty occurred in tho Chinca islands,
between ship Defiance md Peruvian authori.
ties. The Captain Of tho Defiance was forci-
bly, taken from his vessel, chained by the feet
on board a guard ship. and was reported to be
dying.
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At a late term of the Court in Giles county
licenses were refused to applicants for the re
tail of liquors. This,we believe, is the twelfth
county in the State that has taken a stand In
opposition to the trafic.-Roan0ke Beacon.
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oct 6 I'd. W. II. Mosby, Auctioneer.
- A OF IA N DIN PURSUANCE
~ of the decree of the Circuit Court of Amherst
pronounced at the April term, 1853, in Il case therein
depending. in which lanes Higginb"tham Is Plaintiff
and Samuel kahle is Defendant. | snail ON the 9th .iay
of November next, on the premises, sell to thu highest
bidder the fk
ahEAC u III LAND, -A@.
in said proceedings mentioned-it be ng tho Land on
which snid Kahle now resides, continuing about Q ~
ACRES,-hbout 3 miles distant from Amherst Court
House, and - miles from Lynchburg.
The lnnd will be sold for II sufficient snm in cnsl. 10
pay the expense of sale, and n. to the reminder upon
a credit of six, twelve am eighteen months in equal in.
misunderstanding from the purchaser bond with suf-
fcient security, and retaining Tho legal title as ultimate
security. Possession will be given on the first day ct
January next.
CHAS. IL. RUOKER,
oct 6 wtds - Sheriff Of Amherst.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
v AUCTION will sell ut auction on the premi.
SOS, on Thursday 18Th inst. ut % o'clock, n Lot of
Ground on 9th street. on which there is comfortable
House and Carpenter Shop, adjoining the residence Of
]. X. Mcdaniel and others.
~TERhs-LiberaI, and made known at sale.
GEO. BAGBY,
oct G-tds ". II. Mosby, Anctinneer.
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DOEeING MACHINE S i have just receive
ID ed u few Of those improve Hand Boring Mn-
c~hines-Also, Morticipg Machines, Turning Lathes,
and Mechanics Tools, in grent variety. -
sept 2D.ts a. WINSTON.
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4 VALUABLE % FOR "a E,-N g
"a shall offer for sale at public auction, on Wedncs-
lay the 18th day of October next, if not sold privately
before that time, a very valuable LOT OF GROUND
IN 4th street n joining DR.. II S. Payne's, containing ono.
fourth Of an Acre. The sale is made in order to effect
I division. - WIN. RADFDRD.
Sepiamher 3tds Il. II. CHRISTIAN.
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EANCY BOXES FOR TOBACCO
II We will make to order Boxes of al. kinds, which
will be furnished at very low prices. We also have on
hand Box Plank ready dressed for use, which will be
.,ld Mt n small advance ON the market price Of undrcss-
ed Plank making it much cheaper for the manufacturers
TO use dressed Plank.-We also manufacture Tobacco
Moulds OF all kinds, which will be warranted to excel
any ever before Offer ed in this market.
Shnp next door to @. & s. Mckinney, Main st Lynch
bprg Va. EAMES q. WASH.
Nav 25-ts
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~PHlLADELPHrA, Oct. 8.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. b.
A warrant was served on United States
Deputy Marshalls for alleged assault in maxi
ing arrest of a fugitive slave at Wilkesbarre.
A writ OF h"beas corpus was applied for before
Judge Grier, Attorney General, asking fora
discharge of pr'sioners-a delay of one week
was granted 10 procure witnesses.
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IN PRESS HISTORY OF A SUIT IN

IN PRESS HISTORY OF A SUIT IN
i EQUITY and of mn Action nj Common Law, by A.
II. Sands. Esq, Counsellor nj Law.
This work embraces a minute account of all the steps
to be tnken in n suit Of Equity md nm action Mt Law,
from their commencement to their termination also,
the modn of enforcing judgments or DEGREES, together
with the manner of appeals, writs Of error. &c. &c.
Forms Of bills, answers and DEGREES IN Chancery; de
clu aiions and judgments ut Common Law, and pleas,
demufrers and replicntions are appended and n chap
ter will be devoted specially to the practice in the Uni
ted States Court.
RECENTLY PUBLGSHED-Tnte's American Form
Book, adapted to the Code of yirginin, with valuable
chapters upon Attachments and Deeds, and Furms un.
der Bail Law Of 1851 and 1852, by Alex. H.. Sands,
Esq, Counsellor ut Law vol. ~ mo-; price, . so.
A. MORRIS,
Publisher & Bookseller,
oct Ats Richmond, VA.
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y OIsGE.-Huvin sold out the Piedmont Works
" 10 Mr.. George q. Cnrle, ] nm ANXIOUS to close all
the business. matters connected with them immediately.
The accounts duo ms have been placed In the bnnds Of
Mr.. &C. Wingfnd for collection, and al persons In
dcbted are requested to make payment to him. US lon
ger indulgence cannot be given.
Persons having claims ngaintt me, will please call ON
Mr.. John NJ. Speed who Is authorized to make any ar
Engagements for their adjnimenl, TINT could make in
person A. ELLISON, in.
Sept. l5-d2w3w
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Ifthe Train is stopped fora passenger between any
of the above named points, the charge WILDE made from
the point last passed by the Train. and no charge win
be less than twenty-five cents in any case.
Passengers who do not procure Tickets Except those
who take the cars where tickets are not sold,)
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent. in adj
d. lion to the regular rates Of fare, provided, however
thai in no case shall he receive less than ten, Rer more
than fifty cents from anyone passenger, to any point On
the road. 4
Servants will be required to have two passes, one to
be LEFT with the Ticket Agent and ore with the Conduc-
lege to travel ON the cars. Free colored persons viii be
squired to produce their free papers,or they VIII not be
perm. ted to travel on tho cars.
May 16-ts. THOMAS SHARP,
Supt. transportation,
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Prices of Stocks

City Bonds, par l00-sales SOL so
Va. and Tenn. r. Il. Stock, par l00---...--.- % o.
Citizen Saw. Bank Stock, par 100.-....--.... 124 90
Lynch. Hose and Fire lns. Stock. par 20,..... % 90
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POStDOnemeu

II above sale will take place on Saturday. 1911
inst, ut the hour and place above mentioned.
q q CURLE,
oct 6 tdi ". Il. MnshN. AncIinncer.
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CHRIsTAIssBURo TO

l. cha,ged on the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad
rntn md inter the 18Th mat.
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ANUlNIA-At rules held in the Clerks office
ta o. a. Ut CT cult court of Amherst county, on Monday
Ie ord day of October, 1853:
- Donald who sues by Jno. Hutchinson, her broth
ct and next friend, Plaintiff,
Nh., AGAINST
"'ou donald, Defendant,
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IL, IN CHANCERY.
inc u, Nv ooJect ct this sui is to, obtain a decree annull-
DIV. marriage ot the plaintiff With the defendant and
Ans aJn hr from the bond of matrimony.
deCanan appearing by proper affidavit filed that the
tia, \ u Is not a resident luf this State it is ordered
liratia, ~ = appear here within one month after due pub
interes, 'efeot, and do what is necessary to protect his
awosl and that a cory of this order be published once
Fi,i,, NJ -FOUR successive weeks, in the Lynchburg
Oflis a"'and posted at the front door fthe court house
'1n'y' on the first day of the next county court.
Acopy-Teste.
wu. LEO DANIEL. JR., Clk.
NAsslL, Pc. Loot 6-w4w1
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-13

- THING HAN
-=n--0ak Johnson. Man-
-. ufacturers If Dug hs,
Agricultural Implements,
&c, no. l2l Prait Street Wharf, corner
Of tIollingsworth and Pratt streets, Balti-
more, keep constantly On hand general
assortment, and are prepared to execute
all orders for AGRICULTURAL IN
ELEMENTS AND MACHINERY, al
the shortest notice lind on as favorable
seFns as can o. had III the CRY Hav-
< recently fitted up I Factory, i'll
PRATr SrREET, between Eutaw and PacaL
Streets, for the purpose, where they are
prepared 90 Manufacture every anicle in
their lias, and can assure their friends
arfl the public, that their work will be
executed with faithfnlness, and the rnate
rails Of ire best quality, and they natter
themselves that all articles sold By them
viii favorabIy compare with any to be
sbsdincl elsewhere
The farmers and planters Of Maryland
and the neighboring States, may find j;
TO their interest TO cali and examine their
stock, and Judge Tor themselves
Among the machines they keep on
hand, viii be found Cot.ingham & Viii!
let's improved Fits Horse Power, with
wrought shafts, and various other lever,
stationary and railway powers. and
Thfashers or various size and patterns
PLOJGHS Of every variety Fan.
ming Mills Of approved patterns Har-
rows, Cultivaiofs, Drills, Horse Eakes,
Straw Cutters, Crushers, &c, &c
Castings Of every description.
or All cejhe above are warranted.
Repairing done with expedition and
fidelity. April !.
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0OTTlNGHAM & JOHNSON b

HOTTlNGHAM & JOHNSON have
~ removed to No. l21 PRArr SrREEr
WHARF, corner of HoIlingsworth and
Pratt streets, few doors from their old
stand, where they will continue TO manr
utacture and sell on as liberal terms ae
any other House IN the city Of Bali
more. every article that the Farmer of
Planter may wish to- use. They are
shankfnl for past favors, and solicit >.
continuance OF the public patronage.
Ealtimare EehK g IRs2.
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TEELING that liz can offer induce
~ ments - purchasers equal, III not
superior, % any other establishment ID
Baltimore, the undersigned invites the
attention OF country dealers 20 his large
and well assorted stock OF
JEyHEhRR ANDRkNCYA ARTICLES,
~-.i..... AT HE ~, sTtf ~ee
Corner Of Pratt an! C0ahsrss assss.
Itr. names in part--t 49,. k
G6ld spd silver Watches in,huBsing and
plain cases a te
Gold and silver lepina and anchor isver
watches -Js -r rns
Gold guard vest ard fob Chains
Goat guard and fob Keys and Seals
Gold and silver T'hinsbles. silver Cornbs,
with and without setsl
GoldlEas.rings, BreastpiDs, F;nger-rings
and Bracelets
Shirt studs. Pencil Cases, Miniatures and
Medali0ns
: Gold. sJyesahd sseel spectaclts, to suit
$50. ali eyes
Silver table, tea, salt, gravy and mas
lard Spoons -
BFitania Tea and coffee pots, casters and
- candlesticts 3. i
kyEtANAA4 III 6eLS Oh I'VE ana SIX pieces,
y tnusic boxes -. sre s
. GNandoIes, solar lamps, waiters andsacs
eFdeens 4
Silver plsaed xar<, assorted 4.
Violins and violin strings - ss.as
Double. and six barrel gpislolss single
barrel self cocking do sdonh'le and
single barrel do. Of English and
German manukacfnre
Mantle do; pocket and table cutlery
Whalebone, bonnet and ribbon wire
Perfnmery and hair oil! hOtPouches. bird
bags, powder TASKS, percussion caps,
and matches
Together with many other articles.
". ID. Clocks, Watches, Jswelry, ac.,
repaired at moment's notice and in the
best manner
WILLIAM S. JUsTIs.
Corner of Pratt and Comtnsres ats.
Juns ~. 1882
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-13
A Cl.nup oP wspNps,sca

We have certificates from Captain Canof,
brother 10 the eminent physician 10 Lanis Ma
peleon. President sf tie French repubise. WHO
was cured Of RlIepnatisn OF seven yeass' sssa-
eiEig one from Roht Ganif. DO. az seven years !:
one from Mr. Oldham Baltimore Cusicsn-honse,
OF dreadful case Of dyspepsia one. fTom Jun.
Luke, Of case oE dyspepsia and general de-
hility; and one from r. X. Sfapieton, esd. :. Of
baltimore. with hundreds Of oiheis.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-13

IL sss .~-s@-- : Vi s. Fs
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture b fke gree
paiilier Of The blood hs IL mild bat pcsserfa
aeiian on The SfnsDach Liver and ksdneys
viii cure Dyspelssiz. Cough. Asthma, Bronehf
81 and Laag A liectioHs, BREAST, Side ina Back
Consumption. Scsciala. nkeumatismi. epoaf,
NeursigtA. Fistula, Plies. Bowel Complaints.
Worms. Nervous Debility. and a. a Femals
Msdieine, IL has 10 equal. "a
tsAli sn6 set pamphlet gratis. This Hamp-
tqaa's Vegetacse Fiaetaes. aeting on the STONE
aeA. liver and Kidnkys. cures Coughs. Khea-
nAtissn, al breast anA threat diseases. Dyeper.
sin, &e.. Sec. with ali diseases arising ircin
impure blood. in pegvons debility, Ne Nor.
diner s Aiosshray. 40 Halsfmore street, BATE
more. have Il gof sale.
kSoht by Spaihnx Greenwich, Leonard
Town; 4. n. Mnrgsas Chapsieo and WIN. a !,
Gamer & CO.. Miles Town.
Jaae IL, lsS2--tr.
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asn sasAnaees WFHTAsx NJ ~ - 49,
THE CRE.aT EiSc0YERY or THE
s1gE--RE.1D k-R 4p s-RR.4DI
vEvfE waFId nes er be lore aaxs slscls mass ii
= home testimony given tp sny other lneas-
nAGrmoar!. Segt. ii. 1851.
Msssrs. Morlsntss s sfoss5ystv & fssl II !. ssatv
% make Shows tlss benefits have derived from
". hAInFsnns ltneiHse. For lfnss:a Of time
hare been subject 20 great postsation OF snsss-
eulaF posFer. and zFest dehiIifs Of the nervous
system. Aeco5nranied with palriiaiHnn and fln.-
tesing Of the heart had sach snda~n attacks
TINT OF one oreAsiOn could scarcely E.s hone.
making mefliin-s any case 20 friend. le ~
fersed me- 10 Joseph r. Sfalslefon. ESQ. ap,lnaA
and hizlaiy Respectable citizen of Raigmnre.
whs bad used The Tfncture under sSmslas cir.
eHnstsssfes. | called on SIR Slanles0n. and. If.
ter an isEteeviR& of sosne fninnses.4 was fluffy
satisfied OF the Ineslic sistuss ~ lie finrfnre.
from tba evidepre bfiaFe me. " his own persors,
who, for some iIme previous. indicated falling
stale OF ksallh. bat now > hAarty. hale appear
anee. With tie eefirilg Of sosth. immediately
eonmsnced nsins The Tinctnre. and, before |
took TIE contents or one hottie. nay sfrenefh srrs
renflrsd and Iswa ralk as bFisk and usn as &C.
fice as fsseniE yeais ago. This Tincsure i ihr
grand restarzNve or the digestive 0rsans. which
=sstt. destroyed the whole system il in state
OF snhegsng.
] " assert Il - no tnmbug. but Il. In reality
wbzf y = represenied 70 be BY llr. Hampton
TIE lavender. Vs. A. ScHAEFRxase
Corner OF Lombard and Sharp streets.
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&&@@&& ANN GG&MtSSION mEHGAANTs
n.a No 20 South Calvert ST.,
One Door from. Pratt Street Wharf.
BAL T. ORE: -
z EEPS constantly on hand fer sale
-Na large and well selected stock
OF Groceries and Liquors, consisting in
part oE-Loaf Crushed and Brown Su
gars Salt Coffee Teas Cheese:
nsesrIc praudTes ;XUId Rye and. common
Whistles New England Rum /; Holland
Gin ! Wines oeall kinds and qualities.
Vinegar, &c, 6Ee., &c., which he will
seff low for, cash. or 10 punctuul ossto.
mers on time. He respectfully solscits
the patronage Of his friends and the pub
lic..
He will, alse sell Tobacco, Grain and
other Produce on Commission, on the rs
uai terms, and sOlicits consignments.
Baltimore. April q. ieE9
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STABLER-S DIR. -CHApMANsS
WORM MIXTURE.

Prepared from Receipt inrenfed b. DR.. JOHN
CH.APM.4N, a member oftke ROT-5T col
LEGE OF SURGEONS OF LONDON
A Remedy more efficient Than this is not sn0Cn
Many (perhaps one -haIf) OF the diseases from
which children suffer are occasioned BY the
presence of Worms in the system and it ne
elected. give rise TO the most uncomfortable and
Irritating feelings, violent pains, sickness at
the stomach, emaeiation and frequently TO vomi-
ting. -fe
This medicine is an efficient, safe and plea
SAINT remedy for their extermination il contains
all the virtues OF the most approved vermiIuges
and although IL has been used by MANY thou
sands, and has been before the public for several
wears, IL has never been known TO fail in eier-
ting q complete cure.
Extract from letter received from s. s. FoRTE,
nj. D., member of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, London.
re E. n. STABLEK & Co. October Goth. 1851.
Gentlems-,-I SEINE time last year, by a..
gicienl, 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
rs induced me 10 send for so dozen. =
last month ordered, through the same gea.
tleman, 100 dozen
- You can ship me 50 dozen every three
months from date of receipt of this, and
draw for the amount, &c. &c.
Numerous certificates OF cures of the most
aggravated cases of disease could be readily
appended hereto. but we feel assured that they
would add but little TO the strong and respects-
bic evidence here given by persons competent
10 iudge Of the merits Of these remedial agents.
E. II. sTABLER s. Co., Proprietors,