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II WHITMAN & CO.,
IL. BALTIMORE M,PyJ.yD

Having At very grea; expense. erected an EStb-
iiSiim:chif fH the manufacture of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. MACHINERY and TOOL. on an
extensive sc;lc expressly Ia maet the Of the
T .In"rS and Planters nf the South and West would
therefore re- ':"ttullv solicit their patronage.
W iih our present facilities. and the experience of
ihe pt> .i year, feel confident OF being able TO
supply Ii.e dcnaI.t for Farm Implements, Machinery
aiid f'uS. w" thcreiufe u;irr goods ', nh con
ilencr, n trf superiority and PRICES, that can not
;I.l tn sccrc Ia Baltimore l.i$ branch OF trade
A evidence ni ~" superiority OF our goods we
l,:!ii%l the following list o kremiumS showing the
standing ofnrr Implement, and Machinery when i'm
competition Win "tii''rS ana examined by competent
Agricultural Society, awarded Ia T.. WHITMAN 4
co. thc u:Iif-T Premium tur the largest and best
display 0i iit strongest and most useful Farm Imp;e-
m.ntS aHG Machinery.
In lc.Ii and lo.sl, the Mechanics !ns,tue of Ma
iyl1nd awarded tn H. WHITMAN Il Co heavy Cor n
MEALS ior The largest and best display of useful I'm
iHneniS. And IN addition 10 the above we have re
civcd Special Premiums rn Implements too nmuer-
oS In mention i'll detail, bui in all amounting 10 more
u:ai :JOu, which Is three times the received
by anv other .Xhibitor Oi Agricultural Implemen;s-
A; the aLov'' named Exhibitions, implements were
exhibited hN :'ary every manufacturer in ,hs CONN
uht tiir IT., al ti,Se Societies may we'll I
cllscre,! a. the highest authority that can be given
ni The Superiority IA our Implements.
We particularly request the attention of Farmers
Planters and Dealers 10 our stock, before ma akinu
purchases, We are determined 10 sell on pleasing
ii.rnIs.
uas, by application, either ty mad, "a. IL petsDl.
r.. IS hITMAN ca,
55 LIGHT STREET,
iv5-ir Baltimore, Md.
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Dyspepsia, its Causes, Effects, and Remedy

- necessary simply In explain 10 the uniHiiiitcd
IA te medical Jurisprudence. that the Oxidation OF
th" E!1od and NJ distribution lEJO the OTga> al ali
>,fpu0h. circulation. respiration, and secretion
sutltr the EhenoHrn3 Of Life. These organs arr. i'm
iurd with the no wonderful sympathetic afIteS.
it"y "n' OF them becOHIcs improperly affected, they
All hrv'.c initiated and InianrG lie sIuulacIi l. ,l.
ranged, pains ni all knlS eSp+cI cIay ~ the
Read dnd hnh-, accompanied with burning heat,
l~~ Gi dpp";tr. CItrcme nervous debility, nausea
"rhh aI,,i ~ 'iPr.S~isn Of spirits disturbed sleep,
ami -Hii: iu-ppS.iin 10 make the slightest physical
tN'TtIuH. ct'.iilI;IIHu Oi several all of tcSe
SYMPTOMS constitute. disease which affects the whole
system, aii, Is called Dy-p2p-ia. Numerous have
been the preScT OnS nf the Faculty luT iti> HYDRA
headed cnnnaHr. buf with sO Hide success Ihai it Is
- cIniHon indniry-can Dyspepsia bc cured: We
answer can ONygenaIed Bittrrs L. the real Speci-
hc. TIN. invaluable Tonic speedily ayS all iniarn
mLi1ry symptoms and, Strengthening the PARTIES al
III stomach. enables 1t tO yrrlnnn lls natural luHc
hnnS. and Health aud Strength are the result
REED. AUSTIN * 60, WHOLESALE Druggists, No.
p. Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
in.e 81 ps-T hprlr; SIX bottles for -.
l-y-Inuk Oui t0r limitations and cnuntcraits.
l.. H. S1ABLER y CO. No. !.49 iTatt Il. wharf,
aud CANDY Il co, corner Of lIgit and Lombard
St. Whulrsalr AsrafS Baltimore, aud on retail by
all respectable Druggists in this city and throughout
lhe country. jy5-u
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Law School Of Cumberland University,
AZ LEBANON. TENNESSEE.

II BI.I 4 WOW. f; ~ " Ey>Icf;E.
FACULTY, lion. ABRAHAM CARR THEIRS, late
| one OF Ia, circuit JUDGES of Tcnnc.@s.
IIhl. NATHAN GREEN, late uHe %: the Judges o!
tiir supreme court Ol T,HlrSst'e.
IInn. BRONFlELD L.. RIDLEY one of the Chan
rellnr- Ui the State.
Judges CikUTiIEES and GREEN devote their
whole Time exclusively To the school.
Pi,.a Of Ir,trIictGn.-l. Ddiiy examinations OF
each elias the text books. NJ r, ItIiar Of
lectures bui explanations of the daily lessons in the
Ii.-r.'-S Of the examinations.
= Wrrhly moot courts al common law and tu,IitV
ii which students comm rnce suits on statement Ot
gwen hy lie Professors and prosecute them
ITpu5li all the processes known ia actual practice.
fil. eases are framed IL 90 require them f0 pre-
par deeds blllS IrCurd, and all ~or$ documents
IL be- read evidence In the trials Some nf The
are taken b. appeal ;O a supreme moot cnurt:
winch - held mo,5hy III the caSS, and iii puhiic at
the end 0i every The students act - clerks
>E,rifi jurors, circuit judges, aGd c!iancellnrS and
other OrcIal capacities connected with their suits.
SCsSiJIIs.-GIe first session commences the third
MONDAY IN September. and ends third Thursday III
February. Tn" second commence; tue succeeding
M0addy ia February, and ends second Thursday in
July.
Expenses pei :Sessi0R-Tuiton fee SO in advance;
contingent tee -; b0arlin. about sod Students
furnish their OrH bOOK%, which be had Ia the
Lebanon book: torres.
Four SESSIONS required t1 cOIn1!cl" the course un-
l'~s The students enter advanced cIa.~. No pre-
Stbu= -:Idy required lnT admission. There four
rra illr ria>Sc>. students may enter at any time
dur.ng III" coll. ailtr year
There l. moot legislature connected with the
school.
The number Of students the last collegiate year
Wis Tighly siN.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS.
j. J-}m President Board Trustees.
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Es:ILS. EsEI.E.s. EER,I,S,

JtNHE subscribers InInuicatnre and keep constant
" On hand all sizes OF Church, Factory, Steam
Boat, Ferry, Locomotive, School house and Planta
t0I BELLS. TnTsc bells are hUng with the patent
non ynkrs with mOveailr arms. They can be turn
al around - t.at tie clapp.r VIII strike in new
p;Icr. which l. desirable after a bell has been rIIny
frW years. Springs are affixed in way to
prevent the cdpp'r from Resting tCh bell, thereby
pr'IlnugInI The sOan:l. These bells manufactured
from Il" ir'-t stock, aaI east in IRON Castings
IL I.II~ f.'i:-g tc-e were fir: used and tJaud
- h. ef'-'' i:;tp-uvtment. We give written war
s,.rT " :.:.TriI bells break within year from
n!,r - ..rcI,>c. witlI fair Usage. we will racast
vIth.5 rharss- TIE tone Of all bells !. warranted
SraIiy 90DO hr'l hav" been aad sold from ti,-
tIddIy, winch l. iiIc best evidence OF their SI-ri-
"rIy. We have htt"en Cl.d and silver medals
awarded tf"I the yar1G;S iglT- Tor the bgsi bells
!r ~GnurOgsn"s< and purify OF tp..r We ,.ay par
GraT attention Ia gritin. mp peals or chimes, aHd
can frirr To t'Iu>r furnished by Our foundry j.
within few rods Oi the Hudson river, Enc canal
in railroads running every direction. As this
la, largest establishment of the Kind iii the United
STATES. and has i- largest assortment OF bells. or
DIR can be- filled wiih great despatch. We can re-
iT IN h~li- IA any 0I III" Si.tes. Old bells taken in
rNcltn.r for new ones. Levels, cumyaS~c<. &C..
constantly on hand. address
4. MENEFf4Y'S SONS.
ivC- West Tray. NY.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

NIHEELWRiCHr & NUDGE, wholesale deal
w rr- IA PAPER Of al descriptions, M. IL HAN
OVER STREET. corner at German street, Baii
hnTe. Nd now Offers in lois to suit purchasers. a
E'rse aud desirable stock of PAPER, BLEACHING
POWDERS, BINDERS LEATHER, &c.. Sc, at
manufacturers prices.
Among our stock may BE- found the following de
SeGpu1ns OF Pager:
PnnFiug, Whiting. Cnlored, Enyelop, Tissue, Plate,
EiiIenng Marble HaiteTs. Cloth. S-aT,pIing Hard
ware, Tip. Manila. sand, Wrapping, Shcathina,
hairh Box, Shoe, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet, Log Pa
pr Sc, SC.
b9ARlS-BinderS', Trunk, Bonnet, Straw, Card
and Pre-. Boards
Bleaching Powders, Alum Cards, Card Sheets,
fnnling and Writing INk Russia skins, SC.
U PAPER Of any size made TO order al short no
hce' Y 1T
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MRS. PHARNUM'S COUGH CANDY.
Il Gle that hath an ear 10 hear let him hear"

III H'TTt TlGI NdIH III FllT TO HtOT TT T'H HtuI'
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1915.
Dear Madam.-The duties ofmy business have ex-
posed me coughs, cold, a-th.Ea a.,G it.unary at
tccti1hs. nave been ucpriNcd ni the power of at
teneing 20 the duties of my procssion and should
have been had il have been for the benign effects
ot Your INDICATED CANDY. [ tried il but few
hours before | began to reap the advantage of its
effects. Nv cough and hOarSeness left me.
My LUNGS ARE HEALED,
and y appetite greatly improved. 1, therefore, have
no hesitation IN adding my testimony 10 that of the
many who have experienced the benefits of your vau-
able Cough Candy. WILLIAM MERCER
For sale by Druggists throughout the city, State and
District OF Columbia, generally. jy5u
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Varieties.

UA larger quantity Of hay has been
cut in Long Island this season than any
previous. A large portion of it is in a
damaged state, however, owing to the
unusually wet season. Much of the hay
has been housed in damp condition, or
blackened and injured by long exposure
to alternate showers and sunshine. The
barns, which have heretofore been suffi-
cient for the crop, have been filled to
overtiowing, and new barns have been
erected and filled, and yet large quantity
has been stacked in the field.
u st. John, n. B., papers of the Sth
inst, received at Boston, state that at
Prince Edwards Island, fires have been
raging in the woods fearfully during the
past week. The farmers have lost houses.
barns, fences. and all their crops; and
very few have escaped without losing
some of their fencing and grain. A great
number of sheep have also been lost.
UWm. Wallace Warden has brought
suits against the editors of the Cincinnati
Times and Sun. against Clark & Co.,
Book and Job printers, for libel, for pub
fishing to the world that he would not
pay his printers bills. He lays his dam
ages against the Sun at $4,000, against
the Times, $4,000, and against Clark &
Co., $4,000.
70 Lord Ellenborough delivered a
speech five hours long, on East India af-
fairs, lately and during the greater part
of it only six peers were present. The
morning papers, however, made it the
talk of Great Britain the next day.
% In Boston, music for the million is
now furnished at the expense Of the city
government every evening, by the Suffolk
and other Brass Bands, on the common.
The programme published in the papers
for Saturday, comprised no less than
twenty compositions by the most eminent
composers.
@ The bricklayers of Cincinnati
struck the other day for 81 so per days,
instead of 50 25; but, finding that an
advertisement of their employers brought
additional masons, they went to work at
former prices, saying they had been mere
ly joking in asking more.
u We learn that the Governments of
Sweden and Norway have promptly
adopted the suggestion made by Lieut..
Maury, for simultaneous observations at
sea by the navies of different nations,
with a view to obtaining correct data for
carrying out more completely the Lieuten-
ants system of Wind and Current Charts.
GFs You hatter me, " said an exquisite
the other day, to a young lady, who was
praising the beauties of his mouStache.
"For heavens sake, ma a'am," inter-
posed an Indiana hoosier, " don't make
that chap any .t'atter than he is nocl"
" Among the deaths at New Orleans
from the yellow fever is that of Mr.. N. J.
c. Crenshaw, one of the editors Of the
Crescent. He is said to been young man
of promising talents.
To CURE THE DYsPEPsn-Give hun
cry dog piece of fresh meat, and chase
him till he drops it. You will find this
superior to any fummix mixture that
has yet been concocted.
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iyY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN lS49.-
ID HLiA EE IL Al UER-S piTENC uNnKL

ID ULysEMACHER-S PiTENr HYDRO
ELECTRIC NOLTAIC CHAINS, constructed 10
be- wnrI Under the garments, the most wonder
IN. discover, III medicine and electricity 0i the pre-
seat day. IEty relieve, without PAIN or shock.
simultaneously. acute nervous pLnS--SuIcl as head,
ear and l1ottche, rheumatic pains; tic d0iorcauN,
&c: ana by tier mild hu; continuous and perccpti-
bic action on the body, diseases of years stantns
such a ghuI, local paralysis, nervous complaints.
!ivcr Diseases &c., disappear ~ II by miracle; they
have brri. IppIed " th the greatest success in all
those drei.diIl diseases children commonly called
cOnyiIls1nS also in eases O teetlng under diff
cuii"s Ld disorders nitEc bowels. They precipiilP
metals irOE their solutions; d@comp0-c water; de-
feet e magnetic needle" IN short show all the pc
n"nennn uf powerful vOitaic pile. The instruments
producing these effects weigh about Two OUNCES: can
be folded HP III pocket book; are always ready :Or
inst'i: ta.r";I> iiS", aud Ill last his life time
guarding himself. family and friends &c, against
that number Of diseases and complaints in which
mild Streaming electricity is perfectly safe, certain
and wonderful speedy remedy. The price OF a
nct' c'Ih Is from To 50; batteries 10 to -e2.
lncrcdbI'' Is may seem the :bove facts, any per
soE can city convince himself beforehand, at the
depot. Ot their truth. The Importance of the uven-
tioH lIts UerG acknowledged in America by the Aca-
ucmy n Medicine %. New York, and the Chains have
been applied with great in the medical col
iegrs the tity, Bellevue. aud Wards Island IIOspi-
ti!>, Brook N City Hospital &c.; in Europe b. the
Royal Colleges OF Physicians and Surgeons in Lon
don, By the Academies NaOna,C de Medicine 4;
Paris; by tIIr Imperial Faculty III Vienna; hy the
Royal Faculty al Berlin, an uthC- scientific nStitu
"ois Oh iIli !:st order, including The principal hos
;ritalS in EtiIr'.
The .rupTict"r> in possession Of testimonials 10
he effect from all the above Institutions in
America 2n' Europe. well OF the most eminent
ana distinguished Eien'rg~ of the profession i'll both
hemiiSpnercs. and nvit" ihc public 10 examine the
Fufi and Illustrated descriptions, for personal
Use, and ore f scientific mon, with c0pc. of test
m0nal>. rn.. nuiI.ber Of cast's cured III New York
an. Europe. NAV b. Obtained gratis al the office
Ihcy will forward. free o pD>!si anv part of the
Tinted states, III answer Ia iIrr paid Inquiries
tanning three cent. postage stamps.
J. STEINERT,
No. 1Ge broadway, cGr Pruce st.
Agents III Baltimore, Mc&srS. CHAs. X VIM Cas-
rARI. No. 81 y. Cav It. i'll Washington, DIR. SUHucK
iNG, corner l. and iGl ,ts., Hear Penn. avenue.
jy6-t
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PROFESSOR Bowen BLACK-BAILED.-
The Providence Post perpetrates the ap-
pended patriotic paragraph, to wit
The overseers of Harvard College have
rejected Mr.. Bowen as Professor of Histo-
ry in that institution. This movement
was most proper and judicious one, and
we are glad to see that it was ably de-
Tended, few days since, in the Constitu-
tional Convention, by Mr.. Henry Wilson,
when it was called in question. Mr..
Bowen is well known as the editor of the
North american Reriew, and has made
himself famous-or infamous by his
labors in that publication to afford laid
and comfort ITO despotism in Europe.
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PORCELAIN GOOnS

HAVE ON hand full supply of PORCELAIN
4 GOODS, from the celebrated factory of t,rt
lldge Co.. such as plum white, gilt edge, Crane
Plates, MOuihpieces, Door Knockers. Fanrw ~.
cntcheon, Door Knobs, Shutter and Drawer knn.
of all the different fancy parterns Porcelain Sim
Le,ters, several sizes, an article superior far to ih
gDt sign letters, Doth IN appearance and durability
am prepared TO fit up door plates at short noiic,.
OF any patterns persons may select which are m,
neater than any article yet introduced.
E. WHEELER,
Y9imeo Opposite Browns Hota,
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VOL. II.
MEDICINES.
NFVE REMEDY!
LOWAY'S DIN TINE I.
CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHEs AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING.

CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHES AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
CoPyofa Letter from Mr. Thompson. Chemist, LircT-
,,ol, dated august 20, 1852.
TO PrOsaS- or HALLOWAY-
Dear :i:e: am enabled to furnish yOu with mos
extranrdiua.g effected by your invaluable cnt
memt ana is, which has astoni>hed every person
Mr. w. Cummins, of Satney street, in this town,
was thrown from his horse, whereby he received
very serious injuries; he had the hest medical ad-
vice at the time, and was afterwards an inmate of
different infimaries, yet he grew worse, and at
length malignant running ulcer settled in his hip,
which so completely crippled him that lie could not
move without crutches for nearly years; recently
he began TO use your Ointment and Pills, which
have now healed the wound, strengthened his limb,
and enabled him to dispense with his crItchcs. so
that he can walk with !ha greatest ease, and with
renewed health and yienr.
(Sgned) J. THOMPSON.
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Rates Of Advertising

For advertisements inserted once n wool sa cents
per square win be charged for the first, and 37S
cents per square for each subsequent insertion.
Ten LINES or less constitute square.
will be in exact proportion. "'' P'oe
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WILL YOU READ THE TRUTH9

4 MEDICINE must have merit, ard great merit,
u 10 stand the test oi pubic opinion. No art of
man can gI.I Iani>c worthless article az To keep
it up a good medicine, i:it be not really so.
4 good medicine will live, become popular. and
extend it, sales year after year, in spite OF oppoSIliu
The people readily lnd out It's vrfnes, and tie fame
at them passes rom mouth to mouth with more "a
pldty than newspapers can spread H. A LIVING
WITNESS, te>tiiying I" the cure medicine has made
for bin;, Is OF far service than any newspaper
advertising.
HAMPToN'S VEGETABLE TINCTURF, and itS
effects. Its praise i. IN III" months OF mutiuteS-
The best men IN our country give their testimony
lis wonderful ciIres Among them we name Hon.
II. Clay Hon. Richard VI. johnson. Vice President
oi the United States with Hundreds of others Capt.
Thomas Cano:-broihcr 10 the celebrated p,ySician
o. the Emperor of France--was cured by it ot dis
ease OF seven Years standing, after the skill of all
the Doctors OF Europe and America had failed to
cure.
la fact, the rich and the poor, young and old in
every place, iii tie city and cOuitry, lind that the
same success attends lis use.
CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure of the venerable Doctor Dun;i'S SOL of The
city of Baltimore, a Iaan well known and whose
t">,;nny adds in tie iTIIii,ph of HANlPTON'S We
GETAblE TiHCTuRE:
BALTIMORE, FEBRUARY 9. 1852.
Mcssrs MORTIMER & MownRAY-Ge Gentlemen: 4,
l. with real pleasure that am able attest 10 the
general healing and curative powers of Dr. lamp
tons Vegetable Tinc;Uie. Some time during Ia i
November was taken with n very bad ani serious
cough. was advised 10 take Cod Liver Oil and
did 80. but getting better. | was induced to trv
your 1lncftre-l got one bottle, and before had ia
ken II all, my cough lett me- Permit me also TO state
that i"r iii" la fifteen years have suffered very
much from acute rheumatism and Yer igo. coniin-
ing me II times 10 my bed am fully convinced
that owe my present good health the Use of the
Tincturc and IA kind Providence.
Tou are, my friends, at liberty to use this as you
may think proper, and believe HE,
Yours. %rry respectfully, G.. DUNAN.
n. B.-1 can be seei at any time at the MAYORS
Office. G'D.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
The Flower Basket an Emblem Of Human
Erailty.

I saw il in 4 midnight dream,
When siumbtrs charm was DER me-
A little Basket in the beam
of no0nday, stood before me.
Its lid was down. twas fill'd with flowers
Gather'd from Fiora's choicest bowers.
Yet, through It's sides, III every part
There sweet perfume was stealing;
'Twas like a guileiess m ,iden's heart
its inmnSt heart revealing;
And soon meihOugut 4 singing maid
Was sitting there those flowers to braid
As grew, like hope, the flowery wreath
Beneath her flying fingers.
She seemed with half :. snh 10 saw
How long IT," momrn; fingers.
Thus as saw, netl.oughI decay
Come cr me- and passed away.
Tn blast ri death had o'er ne swept.
Fer yc' that wreath was btided,
And III the : lent grave slept.
Before those flowers were faded.
And soon above my ashes grew
The mourn'ul Cypress and the Yew.
dream II ;lai when a few brief wears
Were past, Eiy parted spirit
Came back to trace The joys and fears
That once II did inherit.
Just as, when old, We love To trace.
the scenes of childhOod's dwelling place.
saw little basket stand.
In all its airy lishtneS5
Even aS iefOre: hut tunes m lc hand
Had dinmed its SNOWY wi,iirncss:
And NOW am. ny its flowers were seen
Full many dark sad evergreen
But where was shc'
- secm'd 10 hear
An unseen spirit singing;
woke. hut in my listening car
The Music still was ringing
"lhe l.iiteSt, ffaIieSt things we see
Are noi so light an trai as we,
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THE EVENING STAR
M!SCELLANE GUS.
baltimore GIa.s Sy,rIss
BY WALLACE s. HOPE.

Baltimore tsla.s works.
DigER n BROTHER, No. y and 81 SoIih
ID Charles street, baltimore, Md, ANA llS Water
street above Wall, New Y0Ta, Manufacture Ili
unusr. amd Agents tor The sale Of Baltimore French
and New Jersey Window Cha. Druggists GiaS>
vrlTp Bottles, Jars. sc Also, d, aIerS in Chemicals
Paints. OIS, Uiht; NaTiiishcS. &C., :;S iuiiIW~:
unm Spanish Brown
Alcohol English Ven. Red
En.nm salts Whiting
Climber salts Chalk
Cnnp.!as Paris White
Rrflrh So..l Red Lead
X. -u,l l''lSEd.'
c,I1A-L Orame" Mineral
s.1It Sa.FTtiuS ih"ian Red
,.,I,,. .r,. crui. Nandy l., ETown
dn Triiucd Iahh1r, raw
E,rtv. do ,o bu.rt and powd.
Eear0.Ia;r Pots>S 30 II" drops
Lin Nfff,f TcTI, dr -:raTa
Ri E.ii,. tone d" ha,ajani Powd.
EIn.,. .',Ilt.!.aT DO ia drops
si,a.is nf Lad Vers=Ti- in oil
&, ne .,nap CIrmiEr
4, .,.,r. I.rl'i, dr.. prte iuT;:r Brown
do du r>trl Hiark Lead
Lu a., M. Hriii IA i.gl,iFt
an nuil ..lrt. Blake, FIRE prts.f Paint
White l.'a! III oil rNua t"," Pink
d1 10 NJ. Pnntic. Stone
Agent I,r T'f.go, Bait. do Powder
Chrome yellow. best R":icn :;fan" lump
ID chemical Pint Mills
do Baltimore GlZi,.iS diamonds
do Ne. t. Points
Agent, for Ti"ir.an'> C"i- Patent Dryer
or Putty Knives
NJ I I'hruu,r Green, lFy Palette khiv|s
,.r IA al Hack Knives
do dn rlO Putiy III bulk
Vrr,,,,Ii,.n CyfTa do hIi;.,lcFs
d,, NJ I.ia-I9,l oil
UurI'= thruina Green, Lad OIL
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