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Of REEVE BLAIR - " " Mn
is5-u wM II. sFABROOB.
kNiNNAGAN st0hFs = 90, oGrr rsaIr.
n L'h hiI- PIX and n 10 Sugars
~ t'-s laif Crushed aud Powdered sugars
2"nthiH Coffee ds
.ouo.e Ro C,E-s. goo Iarlir,do. itaJav, O.,
i.u ilis Cnha aud Sugar House Mo.-s-s
r" Pol. %
lhAu Keys Mails and Spikes, assorted
..' boxes litu~r .p.rw uaI AI1MlEfius Candles
li' boSs. s,sp l'ud,H.u Painted Errs,t4
q. Hrtms Paper, ~ chest Tea. assorted
liN bb!- H'runrs, ~ uUis Par, Cider yIusvsr
tnU Sides Sole Leather
hmrnio Gug'r Pepper Nuuer.. Bed Cords l.. aiding Lines
bafiuF an4 sporting Powder CluIf. Wr. Shoe Tl.. a. m
.,' F,arI s'trcI window Gia.r. pu'y CHAR. HatsrsI
steel Cast steel Alum. st r're. stone. Fzfr..a h.,
'l 1r''i Fowler, Glove -up.t { Sois Giss Tulrr A.
au2i-3m
hHtG-. MED"iNE- PNiNI-. OIiS-. ,.c-rls 7uIvcr
~ ''f Hrr nov ..rFIrv, and v continue q. receive h
'I'."nt ..fp ' careful selected Drug N.Irl 4, ma
W.. 'Aihs''., Painters t.r, window bIt 700 s4.s Together
" n Huull. IIrF, arI varied stock American. French
'i hf chemical Sled u', Gya Stuff. psrfuusry .uI Pan.
R"'n''- Ah"I QUO good. NIFurI.su selected win prtruI,
I' 'h'r a. iN' purity . each aud sgtry article. uf VIC f.
,'hifHi fFs.tH Country Nsrr' Planters I Hnt ID
~ 'f ui'i d. @ 'HI 'E'uins stock and prices uh.si
WV ''nl1.' il'urthp With offered boo tI UsrE.t
Fhfil P' .rptHn- carefully prepared. aud their order.
ahi i"fe'rI'd with u.sut.u.f .tr, rHud,.r4t.n.
g. JuUNsTDN a BEuTHFR,
Wtn..fIr and Retail brugri.is.
,s a. Ga, 'IH Nan street. Richmond. NH.
ID " We have n store t.u Yu.sUi r..tr. t uu,Iu.s and
I'' ift iI'aIuF Tobacco. manufactured ~
t- Nhi.h We Gao recommend a.hriug really superior.
rs' y j. BRO
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RNti.L Am WINTER DnF-s COOn--wr invite the at
~ tsHton q purchasers to stock Of the following
French MeTiuoes, all c0lors
English do DO
PLAID and Striped Mousius and Cashmere.
Rich Figured do
Plain and Small Figd De LANES Tor children
Plain Black and Black Fg'd SILKS
Plaid and Rich Fig'd Cord silks
LaiI,s Cloths for Clogke, al r0l1rs
Muslin and Camhric ChemITsttrs and sleeves
Cambrc, Lace and Muslin Collars
Cloth Coaks, Long and square Wool shaws
AllTge nf Pointed Nsvsts Gal0oa- mp, and Bsit
All o. which We will sell at the lowest prices
0ei2 MAgREy A pppEtya
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wM. L. MAULE Agent Pearl street. door Main, unde
Toler Cooks once.
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MIMI ZINC ~ t,- lin, Paint superior 90 Lead 10
w shitruff ani uafifUf. tfad Paint
q ~ talf ~ PURCELL, LAbp a co rrugFss
teiF " Main
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VTEw AM POPI L,H n0oh- from the P,e,- o.
pIIII,AaIiIrp

LBArA AND srEEL PLATED wARE-Elegant Casters Win
cut rlt. bottles W,ii,r T1bIs, Ds1-ru spUors
ihns fnrt s'lg iad' suF'r rong fh Knyes and Torts
fff ai Fu'f huite Chse-s Scoop Nu Cracks Nut
Mustard tnd si Spoons The above gl0d
viii scar we'll. and hear inspection. F1r sale by
u-lI u NJ IIMMLRMAN. C.rner MlLn md lnil N.
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~ retrrg from bu.n,' cgsruy ami conGdsuty re
o REEVE 4 BLAIR
IL
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NV sTOtk OF FAIL AND WfNTFH DHy goODs
ANHreer 81 ~ Msin streetoPened during past veet
ny otk n Fa and Winter Dry Goods e Nortbsrn
arfet' upon The best terms, consisting latest designs ana
@ abi 81 ladies dress goods aud boys year. housoreep
ng Foods hhaus, Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchief Bonnet sJ
neet kbous, lannels, Linens &C., ~ Of which vii od low
-. sfLAs T. JOHNSON.
fun assoment ~ Servants goods and Bsntet, ana
Brown D0n,stcs. fef2 H. -
E1AINTs white Lead, Lewis aud Atlantic white z.e goy
H7h Patent brys Paris Green brilliant ea1r utb 5r
without CT aTgs ali ses 81 Paint Brgste ana
svsfg Kind Of Paist for sale 10 shy quabtiy,by
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tOPiRTNRH-tIt- J. BLAIR having purchass the
- Interest % NJ W. H. sEABROOK, of the late firm
bkOgh REEVE, has entered into partnership
kttNt under the style of BfENE BLAIR aud will
carry on the Apoircy aui Drug business
seaorook Reeve, and hope by street
" share OF the patronage Literally extended firm
= PAYsOS RFEyE,
nj
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EEOOhEii, OsBOIIN - 90, Carriage Man 80, ~
~ n ufacturers aud Dealers, No. 9l8 Main street. 81
Ger selected and fashionable variety Of Car
iages and Bug every description, Of uurS2-A-
IN Tnanufacur' which wc will sell favorable por
ION Of embraced following list which We drr
during the season specially Invite our friend
nd ne public TO give a call
french Coaches Standing Top Barouchcs
Dckey seat Rockawsys Slide seat Top Bu-rirs
Six seat Chsriottess Pour DO Wagons
DO y" B,ckaways Top AMI no Top Dog DO
Five seat R0csaways ." Boot do
Four Jenny Lind DO Tor aud no Top Bugyies
Two seat Rockaways Ealklcs
Falling Top
Also several second hand Carriages and description
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Law School of Cumberland University,

AT LEBANON, TENNESSEE
C,ACtLTY, Hon. ABRAHAM CARUTHERis, Iat,.
i Onr 0f the circuit Judges Of fennegse.
Hon. NATHAN GREEN. late one of the Judges of
riic supreme court OF Tennessee.
Hon. BROMFiELD l.. RIDLEY, one ofthe Chan
cP!lOrS OF the State.
Judges CARUTHERS and GREEN devote their
whole time exclusively 10 the school.
Ptfn of Ist5trltctiJH.-l. Daily examinations of
each class Oil the text books No regular course of
Icure> but explanations OF the daily lessons i'll the
progress Ot the examinations.
,. Weekly moot courts of common law and equity
ia which students commence Oh Il statement OF
flcGs gwen BY the Professors, and prosecute them
through all the processes known i'll actual practice.
TIr cases are 80 framed To require them To pre-
pare deeds bills records. and all sorts OF documents
TO be- read a. evidence in the trials Some of the
eases taken 10y appeal to a supreme moot court;
which Is held monthly in the class, and in public at
the end O rVcry session. The students act clerks,
shrrif$ jurors, circuit Judges and clancellOrs and
in other official capacities connected with their suits
St;sl0ns-Fhc 1ir>t session commences the third
Monday in september, and ends third Thursday in
February. The second commences the succeeding
Monday IN February, and ends second Thursday in
July.
EIpe.ses per Sessiom-Tuition fee so, in advance;
contingent fee -; boarding about SO. Students
furnish their own books, which can be- had in the
Lebanon bookstores.
Four sessions required 10 complete the course ul
less i2 students enter advanced class. No pre-
yi0ui study required fnr admission There are four
regular classes. Students may enter at any time
during the COLLEGIATE year.
There 4 moot legislature connected with the
school
The number Of students the last collegiate wear
was eighty SIA.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS.
iy y9-}m President Board Trustees.
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II WHITMAN 81 CO.,
-, BALTIMORE MARYLAND


Having, az Il very great Npcnse, erected an Estab-
HSiiImcnt Ton the manufacture of AGRICULTUR RAJ
IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY and TOOLS, on an
extensive scale, expressly Ia mJrt the wants OF the
FIrmerS and Planters OF the South and West, would
therefore b.ctiuiiy solicit their patronage.
With our present facilities, and the experience of
Ir past tea years. feel confident of being able to
supply the demand for Farm implements. Machinery
and Tools. We therefore offer goods with con-
ience, OF their superiority and prices, that not
i;Ii. Ia to Baltimore this branch of trade
A. evidence OF the superiority OF goods we
publish the following list of Premiums, showing the
standing OF 0'-t implements and Machinery, when in
competition win others and examined by competent
mem
I'm 1919, I949, ISL and 1852, the Maryland State
4 Agricultural society, awarded to T.. WHITMAN x
co, the HEST Premium tor the largest and best
display ofLi; strongest and most useful Farm lmple
ment> and Machinery.
In 1851 and 1852. the Mechanics Institute of Ma
iyland awarded to f. WHITMAN * Co. heavy GOLD
MEDALS, for the largest and best display OF useful I'm
plcmentS. And in addition To the above we have re
r,'ived Special Premiums on Implements too nllmer-
oiIs Ia mention in detail, bl i'll all amounting 10
u.an $1,000 which il three Zines the amount received
by any other Exhibitor OF Agricultural implements
exhibited b. nearly every manufacturer i'm the coun-
lry and tir decision of those Societies NAV well he
cosidcreN aS the highest authority that be given
Of the superiority Ofnur implements.
We particularly request the attention of Farmers
Planters and Dealers, to our stock, before making
purchases. as we are determined 10 sell on pleasing
t.TnIs.
rats by applications either by mail, in person.
T.. WHITMAN * co,
30 LIGHT STREET,
,y5,f BaIIiinore, Md.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
T H E n use UITO.


Lancet sayeth little poetry, in which he set
teth forth The grievances which bete him while at
tempting TO write sketch for the Literary Nu scum.
Ii goe,h to show what immense effects may result
nom very htte cause, for that cause, though SO
very small, had the power of stopping the progress
of literature, will be in the last stanZa of this
very pointed poem.
ii serious i-GTring.
Avaunt, Little rascal, Away with you fly,
You're into my ei.f, them my nose. ROW nv eye.
II car but catch you, you'll .ultrr I fear;
So you'd better he off, and ''>tck no bin here"
N-7te aA3tnctt a;;d the Gpy4icotion.
New, how do YOU pose [ can fini. II my writing
With YOU singing rOund. and now and then biting!
spank Therc-you're dead. and down you NAV
fall.
What, ".isyed him did there he is, on The wall.
W-7hc enemy discomfte.' 5a he rcneirs The .tiuck
Now, where is my handkerchief? Give me the
light;
III iusI clear voa out for the rest of the night.
Now, ftip-hip-flap, Away from that rose
Ali, ha, sir. hii ,ou-tut off from my nose.
U.-6iomcntaTp consclofion lat return of ,aisf1r
tunes.
Thank fortune, you're gone! Hark Your singing !
Your, long distance off, and hats very clear.
Now stay thHS far distant Again viii write
Where did leave of-Iou scamp. how vOu bite!
F-Despair Of the poet, arrest IF Eferdt9c. and
fieht 10 the i,lst refuge.
It's no sor' oil use . I'll give up my writing:
It's nothing but singing. and buZZia1 and biting
"Musquitoes cant seq the dark it is said,
So II! blow out my light, ard jump into bed.
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BELLS. BELLS, BELLS,

FfNiiE subscribers manufacture and Keep constant
Il " on hand all sizes Of Church. Factory. Steam
Boat, Ferry, Locomotive, School UIi>e. and Panta-
tlna BELLS. These bells are hun. with tie patent
iron yok':s with mOvcabc arms. They can be- turn
ed around - that the ciapper will strike in 4 new
place. which Is desirable AFTER bell has been run.
a few years. SpfiasS are affixed III Il new way Ia
prevent the ciaPp"r from resting teh bell thereby
pIGOn.In. The sound These bells manufactured
from ihS i.~ stock and are cast la irOn Castings
~ IA. :H;lry these first used. an are found
u - I y - Improvement We give a written war
T.t' q. % church bells break within year from
dtf. 4 PIf,.i!a>r with far usage we VIII rccast
WnlI' ~ charge. The tone OF all bells Is warranted.
Nearly 9-OOJ b.ii have been and sold from this
foundry, winch l. tine best evidence their SIipyr-
only. We have fifteen gold and silver medals.
awarded from tile various taIr. Iur the best bells
tor >Onor0u>ne~~ and purity of lone We pay par
I"uiar attention To getting up peals chimes and
can refer To- those furnished 10y Our toundr; J.
within lew rods OI Ih. Hudson river, Erie canal
and railroads running i'll every direction. As this l.
The LARGEST establishment of the kind in the United
States, and has the largest assortment Of bells,
d"r- can b. filled with great despatch. We can re-
fer Ia bells n any Oi the States. Old bells taken in
exchange for new ones Levels, cOnlpa>StS. Sc
con family On hand Address
A. MFNEELY'S SONS,
i've West Tr-v Y.
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APPEARANCES ARE DECEPTIVE Speak
ing of Governors, we have an incident
connected with the magistracy of Ex-Gov.
Briggs. The incident We heard the Gov
ernOr relate in his humorous manner: for
no one could better tell story. The
Governor went into the Athenaeum one
day, and called upon the clerk, who was
ignorant of the character of his visiter,
and inquired if he could have the use of
the library that morning. He was in
formed that unless he was a stockholder,
or had an introduction, his request could
not be granted. The Governor blandly
signified his assent to the law of the
library, and turned and retired. On the
stairs he was met by the librarian, Mr..
Folsom. With that gentlemanly courtesy
that marks all the acts of the Librarian,
he exchanged the usual salutations of the
day, and the Governor went back to the
council chamber, and Mr.. Folsom went
up stairs to his studies. "What did the
Governor want this morning?" inquired
the librarian of the clerk. 1.-The Govern
nor was not here this morning" replied
the clerk, slightly excited. "Why, GER
tainly he was" said Mr.. Folsom; "he
has just left the room, for | met him on
the stairs" "Was that Gov. Briggs e"
inquired the abashed official; 4" rhg don't
he ncear a shirt collar, like gentleman, that
he may be knotcn e'-Bosto1 paper.
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BURMESE HORsES.-There is not what
you would really call horse in the coun-
try. But instead of horses there is a
breed of the most beautiful, little, sturdy,
sure-footed ponies in the world, averaging
about ii hands high, and good one will
carry the heaviest man in the army with
the greatest ease. 1t is really laughable
to see a great man of IA or Is stones
weight jogging along upon one of these
ponies, and We might suppose it was cru
el of him to do so, but | can assure YOU,
it is not; it is quite wonderful what work
these little animals will do. Besides
which they are sure-footed to an extraor-
dinary degree, and will 60 up steps, or
along narrow paths, or over rough ground
without the slightest danger to themselves
or their riders. | have bought small
one AT which L gave 25 rupees. 1t is
not frst-rate one, yet carries me very
well.-EItract from a Letter from Raw
COON.
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Dyspepsia, its Causes, Effects, and Remedy.

L l. necessary simply Ia explain 10 the unin:iated
IN the medical Jurisprudence, that the Oxidation OF
the Hood and H. distribution into the organs OF ab
SITptdn- circulation, respiration, and secretion
stuir the phenomena of Life. These organs are I'M
burd with the most wonderful sympathetic atines.
" lis one of them becomes improperly affected they
al! bcOn, Irralrd and inraInrd, the stomach! de
ranged. pans OF all kinds come on, especially the
head and limbs, accompanied with a burning heat,
I"s~ o. dpptt", extreme nervous debility, NAUSEA,
mpfbid ANXIETY, depression ofSpirtS, disturbed sleep,
anu rhlIre ndi~pnSiIOn tO make the slightest physical
rI'HInn, combination Of several all of these
symptoms constitute Iii ease which affects the whole
system, and l. called Dyspepsia. Numerous have
been The prescriptions OF the Faculty for this Hydra
headed complaint, but with little sIcceSS, that IL Is
"a common ImIuIry-Can Dyspepsia be cured: We
answer can! OXygrnaicd Biifers Is the real Spcc-
nc This invaluable Tonic speedily allays all inriam
mlioTy symptoms. and, Strengthening the PARTIES of
lhr Stomach. enables IL Ia yerlorn its natural tunc
thii~, ani Health aud Strength are the result.
REED. At SrlN co. Wholesale Druggists, No.
N, Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
fnce ~ per bottle six bottles for -.
{-5-L""k out for limitations and cOunterfetS.
l. III. SGABLER \ co, No. l10 Pratt st. wharf,
ana CANDY Co. corner OF Light and Lombard
81, Wholesale Agents Baltimore. and on retail by
all respectable Druggists in this city and throughout
the countt. jy5-tf
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

WHEELWRIGIIT & NUDGE, wholesale deal
w eT- III PAPER Of all descriptions. No. IA HAN
OVER STREET. corner of German street, Balti-
more, Md. offers in lots to suit purchasers, a
large and desirable stock of PAPER. BLEACHING
POWDERS, BINDERS LEATHER, &c, &c, nj
manufacturers prices.
Among our stock may be found the following de
SCupiIOHS OF Paper:
Printing, Wiring, ,COlOrcd, EnselOp, Tissue, Plate
Bank Note. Hanging, Copying, Blntting, Music, Silk
FIteTns. Marble. Hatters' Cloth, Sanpling, Hard
ware, Tip, Manila, Sand, Wrapping, Sheaihing
Match B"N, Sh9e, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet, Log Pa
per, &c, sc.
BOARDS Binders, Trunk, Bonnet, Straw, Caro-
and Press Boards.
Bleaching Powders, Alum Cards, Card Sheets
Printing and Writing INK, Russia skins, Sc.
% PAPER of any size made 10 order al short no
lice, jy7-H
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RY LET fERS PATENT SECURED IN 1913
- PULTERMACHER'S PATENT HYDRO

ID PULTERMACHER'S PATENT HYDRO
ELETfRiE VDLTAlC CHAINS, constructed 10
he worh under the garments, the most wonder
il discovery IN medicine and electricity OF the pre-
sent day. They relieve, without pain or shock, i'll
simultaneously. acute nervous paliiSslcI :is head
ear and Inotache, rheumatic pains; Tic d0lOrcauX
&c; and by their mild but continuous and pcrcppti-
bic action on the body, diseases of years standing
such "a gnut, local paralysis, nervous complaints
liver Diseases &c, disappear a. II by miracle; they
have been applied with the greatest in all
those dreadful diseases in children commonly called
cOnVIIlsoaS rs also i'll cases OF teething under diff
cutics and disorders ofthe bowels They precipitate
metals from their solutions: decOmpoSe water: de-
fleet the magnetic needle i'll short show all the ple-
nnnennn uf powerful vOlaic pile. The Instruments
producing these effects weigh about two ounces;
be- folded up IN pocket book are ALWAYS ready for
Instantaneous use, and will last his life time
guarding himself family and friends, &c, against
that number OF diseases and complaints in which
mid Streaming electricity l. perfectly safe, certain
and wonderful speedy remedy. The price of com
rlctc chain l. from 81 10 81; batteries SO 70 S1S50
meredith" As may the above facts, allv per
son can ell, convince himself beforehand, al the
depot. OF their truth. The importance of the inven-
iIUI has Dccn acknowledged III America hy the AGA
denny OF Medicine Of New York, and the chains have
been applied with great success in the medical col
iegcs, the .ty. Bellevue. and Wards Island H0<pi
ldis, Erooklyn City Hospital, &c. III Europe, by the
Royal Colleges a: Physicians ard SurgcO.IS in Lon
don, by the Academies Rationale de Medicine al
Paris; by The Imperial Faculty AT Vienna by the
Royal Faculty IL Berlin, and OTHER scientific nstitu
;oiis oi 'i' 4"ht> ord'T, including tic principal hos
pitalS IN EL,npe.
The PrDp:irtors i'll possession of testimonials to
he SaTI effect from all the above Institutions in
America and Europe, AZ well aS Di the eminent
and distinguished members Of the profession in both
heniI>picrrs, and invite The public To cXann" them
Full and illustrated descriptions. one for personal
Use, and one ior scientific men, with copies OF te<ti
nOnlalS and Il number 0i eases cured in New York
All! Europe, may h. obtained gratis ut TN" office.
They will forward, free OF postage. to amy part OF the
United states, in answer 10 prt- paid inquiries con-
Lainng thee cents postage stamps.
]. STEiNERT,
No. .yGS Broadway, cor. Prince st.
Agents il. BalnGra, Messrs. CHAs. s. WIN. CAS-
raRI, No. 81 y. Gay ST.. iii Washington, DIR. SUHUcK
isG, corner L and lth sts., near Penn. avenue.
jy6-u
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MRS. PHARNUM'S COUGH CANDY.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1915.
Dear Madam-The duties ofmy business have ex
posed me 10 coughs cold asthma, and pulmonary af-
irctions. | have been deprived of the power of at
tending 10 the duties of my profession, and should
have been had not have been for the benign effects
of your INDICATED CANDY. | tried il but few
hours before I began to reap the advantage OF its
effects. My cough and hOarseness left me.
MY LUNGS ARE HEALED,
and my appetite greatly improved |, therefore, have
hesitation in adding my testimony 10 thar OF the
many who have experienced the benefits fyonr valu
able Cough Candy WILLIAM MERCER.
For sale by Druggists throughout the city, State and
District Of Columbia, generally. jy5-1
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PROTESTANT AND ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCHES IN THE UNITED STATES, AND
THEIR CAPACITY. The Census of 1850
shows the following as the number and
capacity of the churches in the United
States:
Methodist Churches, Il, ,467 No. of seats 4aO9. 1893
Baptst Churches, 3,.9l; No. of seats. 3, LII, ,s7s
Presbyterian and the four related churches
viz:-Dutch Reformed. Congregational
Lutheran and German Ref Churches
s,ll2; No of eats..................... 37g7,2 ,2ll
Episcopalian Churches ,422; No ofseats 625, ,2I3
Total Protestant Churches, &c, ,4S2; No of
seats. IL ,67O635
GaO, $50
Excess OF Protestant Churches, %, $40.
Excess OF seats in Protestant Churches. II, ,O4s,ss5
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PORCELAIN GOODS

HAVE on hand full supply Of PORCELAIN
L GOODS, from the celebrated factory of Cant
lidge Co., such as plum white, gilt edge, crane
VINE, anu fancy Door and Finger Plates, Nnmi,cr
Plates MOuthpieces, Door Knockers, Fancy rs
cutcheon, Door Knobs, Shutter and Drawer Knnlw
of all the different fancy patterns; Porcelain sign
Letters, several sizes, an article superior far TO The
gilt sign letters, both in appearance and durability
am prepared to fit up door plates at short notice
OF any patterns persons may select, which are ini
neater than any article yet introduced.
E. WHEELER,
V@ @lmeo Opposite Browns Hoia.
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MEDICINES.
NFVER.FAILING REMEDY!'
HOLLOWAY'S DIN

CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHES AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Copy ia Letter from Mr. Thompson, Chemist, Lirer-
pool, dated .fugust 20, 1852.
To Professor HALLowAY-
De:r Sir: am enabled to furnish you with a most
extran ,!ary cure effected by your invaluable Ont-
mcni and Pills, which has astonished every person
acquainted with the sufferer. About ten years ago,
Mr.. w. Cummins, of Satney street, i'll this town,
was thrown from his horse, whereby he received
very serious injuries he had the b, ST medical ad
vice at the time, and was afterwards inmate of
different mfirmaries, yct he grew worse. and at
length malignant running ulcer settled III his hip,
which so completely crippled him that he could not
move without cTutches for nearly Ten years. recently
he began to use your Ointment and Pills. which
have now healed the wound, strengthened l> limb.
and enabled him to dispense with his crutchcs 50
that he can walk with the greatest ease and with
renewed health and vigOr
(Signed) J.TliOMPSON. J.