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OrUts's Corn .Fa,.ina,

Manufactured Expressly for Culinary and
Dietetic Purposes. ~. -~
~ Tho making PUDDiNGs, cusTARps,
BLANC NANCE, ICE CREAM, PIES, CAKES, etc.
....ALso,...
Tho Children inyais md Dypepes From
m healthy qualities pgiy recommended byfome
of the most eminent Physans North Sold Wholesale and
re,ail at sYMEss Drug and Chemical Store,
cor.e, ofC anal and Car straeta.
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LATER FROM RIO DE JANEIRo. --Advices from
Rio to the 18th ult. have been received. The
U. s. ships Savannah and Decatur, and steam
ship Massachusetts,, were in port. besides two
English and two French ships of war
The project presented by the deputy, Wander
ley, to prohibit the slave trade between the pro-
Yinces, has not yet been approved
The coal mines which were discovered in the
province Of Rio Grande (south) are not Of q
good quality, as some people think according te
the experiments which have been made; but
according to the opinion Of some professions
men, this must be attributed to their being NO
vet very deep.
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To PhustciaMs, yueEicas ssas-

To Physicians, JWedtCa5 ssas@
dents, etc.
~ ustsceivsd ofthe md best selected Stocks oil
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ."
Ever brought to this City, comprising in part
DSsECTING INSTRUMENTS, English, French and AHefe'n
SURGEONS POCKET CASES various SIZES
AMPuTATING and TREPtIlNING INSTRUMENTS
cuPPING INSTR EtTs, with Pamps aud Glasses
DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, scARIFIcAToRs, etc.
sPECuLU1Is, BANDAGEs, sADI LIE BAGS
ENGLISH LANcgTS and SILVER LANCET CksESi
BREAST PUMPS IN CASES, and GUM EALsTIc DO;
LALLEMANps CAUsTic CASES, Silver;
wAKELY's CASES OF INSTRUMENTS FOR STRUCTURES etc;
SILVER, GUM ELASTIC AVID METALLIC cATIETER BDuGlEs.
etc. etc.
sTETHEscoPEs, EAR TRUMPETs and GUM sYRfNGE
TONGUE sPATuLAs, FRoBANGS, EYE GLASSES, ETC.;
METALLIC SOUNDS, in CRses.
ALB
SIMPSONS IMPROVED sLIDING DO;
TRUSSES, the improved kind, SUPPORTERS etc;
MEDICINE CHESTS PHYSICIANS, Families and Plantations
sS With great variety Of nrtrumens Of the latest md noat I'M
proved snsh fer sAIs reasonable terms at
SYMES' Drug and Chemical Store,
nj 9psodim Corner of Canal and farondsat stTeeS
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APPOINTMENTS FOR OREGoN The Geographic
account of these appointments was not exactly
correct The official announcement is as fol
lows George Il. Curry, of Oregon, to be Gov.
ernor, William Fl. Farrar, of Oregon, Q. s. At
toTney; Benjamin F. Harding, Secretary Of the
Territory.
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=. .NesU Goods.
SILKS, EMBRO IDERIEs, ETC.
The uadsrasned takes the liberty calling attention of
lae!e, to his splendid stock of rich
SILKS AND E1fBROIDERIES,
just received psr ship Mshsne from a,rs. All
thsso ase LATEST STYLES and ssee.nd with great
care nad will DO sold VERY Low PRICES. They
part o.
Scottish Plaid SILKS, all colors.
Plain GRoS DE NAPLES. all coors.
PIsia Black TAFFETAs, all widths;
Black Drab sAT1H De CHINRi
De ROYAL ARMUR;
Do VENETIENNE;
Do and Coorsd PEKIS SATfNS;
do sAT1NS;
GRos D'ECoIsE
Do Purple and Drab watered SILksi
Do and Coorod DAMAsKs;
Do Plain and BRocADE MORE AN.
TIQUE
whis aRos DE- TOURS Dau,ask for Bridal Robes
do PoMrADogR do do
Broeaels DAMAsK DRESSES. with rish poapcansa;
| Black nd cosrsd SILK yELyETs, for Clocks;
Ri.h Evening GAUzE DRESSEs, with FounOinsa;
Do 10 CREPE do do
De White MUSLIN DRESSES dc
| De GUIPURE ToILEITEs;
| Do APPLICATION DE BRoxRLLEs YIoLKTTH;
| Do MEDALLIoNs with Lace do
| Do JACoNET vIoLETTEs, for Ladies' Children;
CREPE COLLARS AND SLEEVES for Mourning and half Moaning
Embroidered Msdaona
| WoRsTED DAMASK, for Curtains;
| Do and BLK do
Real JouvNs GLOVES oOlorz Men, Ladies' and ehpdren
| Real French sHEETING ;Cretonns);
| Wooden Cotton RED BLANKETS;
| Do for Children, etc., sta.;
ass sonanty store, full GOODS SUIT
ABLE PLANTATIONS partisafar attention
Planters s h large stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING mana
this city by yarioua asyam- nothing
for the quality OF the goods the Workmanship.
| r. A. HEBRARD,
qplss lis Canal strsst, Royal Touro Buildings
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Mouse Furnishing articles.
az CAMP STREET. AS
SAMUEL e. MOORE & co,
s Have sxcelsnt supply Of articles ia their line
of business low prices and hs saatJ gsarEa
tied 70 part the stock ia comprised Of
Waite Stone China DINNER and TEA WARE
White French Cbins DINNER and TEA SETS
White stone China CHAMBER SETS
Gil. and Panied Stone TOILET SETS
Silver Plated CAsToRs CAsDLRSTIcKs, TABLE,, TEA and DEE
sERT SPOONS and FORKS;
Bs, Polished Tin COFFEE POTS, URNs Chatting DISH
Es TuaEENs, COFFEE DRlPPERs, JELLY MoULps;
Britannia Metal COFFEE TEA POTS CASroRs SPOONS La
DLES, etc.
az Jspanned and Trays, BronEed and Gilt Solar Lamps
Tampa; Hall Lamps end ChAndssrs Ivory Han
died and Gallery Fire and Stands Cn Moulded and
Plain Ware Gilt and syered Grandolea Table aud
Door Mats Napkin Rings; Common TIN and Japanned Na
with many articles of which will be delivered Of
| tia c;,y ryss of charge nj 9pf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

BANK ALLEY Music. We hare the pleasure,
this morning. IL adding our mite to the music
that sounds 50 pleasantly on Bank Alley, and
gives life to ita echoes "a music which, We trust
viii grow loader md longer each succeeding
year. Our steam engine having been removed
and once more fitted for work, mingles its PUT
;nrs With the clank Of the press in unison with
q ike melody from neighboring establishments
% much music may not. st all times, prove
& acceptable to those doing business on the
thoroughfare between Grayier aud Na.che !,
streets; but when they recoliect that o. a.
operas the real opsra--Work--is the noblest ane
sublimest, they may be able 70 ind beauty ane
even harmony il what at first would seem DIS
cordant. We promise 10 ourselves an increased
effectiveness and more notable contribution SOM
time in the future.
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EF"s9seEOaU DrNpes'tes at Cost.
EB We very large Of rich Silk and Wool and
Worued Damssk Of choice styles and qualities As shall decline
keeping description after this induced TO oer
them at insure ready aals for cath.
]. D. CAMERON & CO.,
olxe. rhavtvas nd Y(nRtnrn hpuaaa al Ats
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.Yeso a,pd Fashionable Clothing.

.V'e8U end ENsha09R0bse CLOTHING.
FRANCIS FABRE g. co,
Corner Of 81. Charles and Common street,
w Bar lsays to invite the their large
and we'll selected stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
now receiving mandatory NsrYork embracing
article appertaioing geatsmana wardrobe which will be
very moderate terms.
Additional supplies viii he received Throughout the sea
ufly as keep always full and detirabs
MI pdSWu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

YIy1pAaous FISH. "A correspondent, writing
to the Delta, on the subject Of yiviparous fish,
one Of which was recently discovered here. very
clearly shows that the discovery is not new or
angular, but that the fact that certain kinds
Of fish were siyaparous was known long ago
The statement which he makes reminds US Of
fact that had wholly escaped our memory
when we noticed the discovery alluded to.
About two years ago We caught dog fish, of
the Hole-in-ths- Wall, that contained seven
young, al perfectly formed and nearly two
inches long. The fact that this class Of fish are
viviparous was remarked some years since by
Hugh Miller, and has been elsewhere recorded
There are several other classes distinguished il
the same way. Our new discovery, therefore
is only the discovery Of an old fact, and on,
known to oil fishermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

DAMAGES FOR SEpucNoN.--In the franklin
County (Va) Circuit Court, at the October
term. a case Of great interest to the people Of
that county was tried. Elijah Hodges sued
Charles G. Lee for damages for the seduction Of
his (Hodges's) daughter. The trial occupied two
days, much the greater portion Of which was
consumed in the arguments of counsel. The
court room was all the time crowded with spec
tators. A letter to the Lynchburg Virginian
says:
defendant was worth SIS GOO After retiring
a short time. the jury found for the plaintiff
and assessed the damages at $4,000; that sum
being within . fraction of one-third Of the de-
PENDANTS estate. The plaintiff is man in very
INDECENT circumstances, poor, industrious and
respectable
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Carpet Warehouse,

. L
k the North following CAR
PETINCs Medallion Tapestry Bus
enitian Hemp FLOOR OIL CLOTH
beautiful suit
sl Window Shades Table and Pras Csvarr Linen
DrugEst Cunb Cloths Rods Mating, ETC., all Of
which kst Wholesale retail BY
u6aplw A. BROUSSEAuh CO.
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EDrg Goods at LOsO Prices.
~ The lately received and sfrs al low p
90, fus sock :, FoRHsN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS among
which
EMBROIDERED COLLARS, SLEEVES and cHEMIsEFTEs
EMsRoiDRRRp lssERTINos EDGINGs and BANDS;
INFANTS, EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBR1C CAPS
LINEN cAMsRIc HAkDKEaCHIEFs Plata ask Embroidered;
yALESGIENRES, LAeES asa lksERTIEGsi
WHITE sad coLoRED BRAT FRENCH KID GLOVES;
NoussELINg DE LkIgNs PlAin and Printaa;
FINE FRENCH and GERMAN AERIRos;
FRENCH axd MERRIMAC cALICoEs;
BLANKETS, FLANNEIS, cHILDREN's MERIao UNDHs.
sHIRFe;
RIggoS and VELVET TRIMMINGS;
WHITE snd BROWN sHIRTIEGs coTToNABHs.
And variety etAs SBAsoEABLE aooDs all The
| market prices. ,. ADAM, is9 CasP sirssi,
| ms asist baasmest Of osa Fellows, Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

NoRrHERN VS.. SoUTHERN LITERATURE y THE
morali5ing editor Of the Dutchess Democrats
published il the city Of Poughkeepsie, in the
Empire State, recently copied the resignation Of
Justice Of the Peace in Louisiana, the ortho-
grsphy Of which happening not to De IN strlot
accordance with his taste, and being Southern
production, is given to his readers with gusto.
II he was constant reader Of the New York
Knickerbocker, that capital magazine, he might
have copied into his columns at the same time
the following rich moroccan from his own neigh
borhood The following is copy verbatim e.
Hteratin:
All late term Of Court held in county
near Duchess, in the State of New York, where
ths cholera has been prevalent during the past
summer, the Judge, holding the court, received
from the jury room, then occupied, the follow
ing communication
Onfabel Judge B.
dangsres, under colery we wante our super
lsigned1 JuohlMAS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

THE EXPECTED PRIZE FIGHT.-A report has
been in circulation for some time that Tom Hyer
is about to enter the pugilistie ring against .
St. Louis champion named MCGOWAN. In the
St. Louis Democrat of the Goth ult. we find the
following in regard to the matter:
Patrick McGowan, now living in our State, is
an Irishman by birth, and has lived in this
country since the year 1916. He worked as o
drayman for some time in the city of New York,
| and from thence removed to the State of Michi-
gan, where he was @ laborer on the Central
Michigan Railroad, He left Michigan, came to
Chicago, and again resumed his old occupation
of draying, But q month or two since he came
to Sc. Louis and having nothing to engage him
was compelled to seek work out on the Pacific
Railroad, where he is at this date still laboring
\ From man who has seen him, We learn thai
he is of hercnlean build, over six&feet high
has a head of thick sandy hair and broad, goot
4 natured face
His extraordinary sparring powers secured
Il for him notoriety in New York, and doubles.
his friends there have arranged the match ant
made the bet against Hyer.
The report that the fight was to come OF
somewhere between New York and ST. Loui
was put forth in its indefinite shape for the pur
pose of eluding too great a publicity for tn
match. We are now assured, by an individual
in whom we have every reason to place conf
dence, that the day of the match is set for mex
Friday Hyer and his friends are expected her
. tonight on the Alton packet. On the day az
pointed the parties will proceed across the rive
9 | to spot which has been agreed upon. Th
9 match is to come off at o'clock P, N. I'll
d rounds are limited TO eighty. Four judges, tw
n from each party, are to decide who has won Il
: stakes.
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Recent Publications.

Aro,,v pt,vs,o,ocY AND HYeIESE. By Q. s.
Lambert NJ D. Hartford. Conn: broeKett, hoe 4
inson u Co.
The work that has been received by US
through the hands of J. B. Steel, is admirably
nrinted and illustrated. Its arrangement IS
the best Of which We have any knowledge
and the nomenclature is freed from much OF the
difficulty attendant upon previous editions
Tar NywspoY New York: j. g. Derby
Mr.. ]. C. Morgan, near the Post oflce, mas SEM
us a COPY of this new novel. We have not been
enabled to give it that thorough examination
which is desirable, but from the few pages ehat
| have passed under our eye, deem 1t exceedingly
interesting and readable. 1t is work OF more
than Eve hundred pages, handsomely printed
and bound
Tsr Lap,Es CostrLgTE Guipg TO CRoTcHEr Fancy KNIT
| - ING AND NErDLE WORK. By Mrs. Ann - stephens
| New York: Garrett Go.
| We are not aware Of any work more valuable
| in its way, than the one we have occasion TIC
refer to this day. The illustrations and re-
marks are full, and every needful statement Il
1 riyen at length 1t can be found at Morgan's
4 BLacKwooD's MAGAZINE.
i The October number of Blackwood has reached
us through J. G. Morgan. We can not give
list Of its articles, and only commend 1t to thu
i care and attention Of those who know Its IN
trinsic worth.
We have received from tn g publishers . cop.
i of GID. Appleton s. Co.'s catalogue Of America
and English Books.m It is work of nearly $50 page
octave and must be Of great value to every librarian All
II scholar. z 5...z (
Il "a colonizationistn has sent tract on oottf
los IVA in
Il slavery in the United States" 1t is sAv
holders and not content with endeavorng to get the
support in wild and hitherto protless scheme rea
them pretty lesson morals If Mr.. Philanthropy
wishes to cultivate cotton in Africa it would seem
though he might find hands enough already thel
There is great snficeney Of free negroes here who
passage would not be objected to by any one that
. know Of He can have them and welcome--even fun
| to induce them to depart.
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SheepsEtss .Ngats.
Wood, Wood, u

Ey Having for sale large ppy OAK ASH PIN and MIXED
WOOD quality dispose it in large small lots at
The lowest prices e. y. WHITE, Nav Basin apet
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Fail and Winter Clothing.
q sTp1NGER &, 70

Ey Special paid this department. end from the
rietv Of our stock perfect fit ia all nj 9dpf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27
DIR. Todd's Pills

IAN be had fresh and genuine at the following n.ee. In
30. nr q y lanes sakef kes adwel brentlinger
Cos chietown); BfeItise Gent yhinS
, sure OF Todd e Deyoi, market SQUARE and at
Fifth streets. u quincy ana
they can also be had at Dunn's Grave creek Re
S.s anu Jacob Gaodlng's National Road; Benz. l.
ina en- west Strinser.s west heel
pills need further than a,
tye, ,ney have now benin constant than
and IL you will only give them chance theF
lot them. 25c per box; pei
~ - --..z9 - jams e
!oS9AN, CARR q Co, have Just received 40 boses
ot5tosaeco, IN addition their TAI eef Csll
ae No ST. and see specimen of the sCaiiorIf
sDiaen pari obaeeo p .svho love gooa
aa Also, large lot OF Sssafs just oil
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DR. Halls Celebrated Pulmonic Elirir


oR the permanent coughs, colds consumption
bronchitis, asthma ir fueza, Group whooping csueh
lfamatton OF the brolclea and oaseess caused by n15
ie speaingi anI all affections Lf organs rcsra
tiCn. t.f --... 80.
Warranted the pleasantcst best medicine for ds.as
es the lungs ever sold IN America. ~
IN presenting THIS medicine to tile public have
satisfaction To know that only present them with
an Invaluable antt for the class diseases
ses to cure, but one which is perfectly harmless in its ef
iccts upcn the constitution be with.
out any Tear OF mineral poison, for il contains
he TACT, that large portion Of the SUFFERING death
throughout country is caused or the orga
OF reSpation consequent exposure cold has i'm
ueed us TO put 1t within the every ril
able. - : - $3.50 - ''~'u-
This medicine Is the result of long experience and
study OF those diseases of the lungs which in
our Changes bic clnatei and TO be in
compi nnts an Improvement all, consequently
unGrior 10 all others. 80
We shall make extravagant assertions of its efficacy
IN curing di cacs Ike the vendors many rostruns
who deceive all who trust hen shall we hold out nv
inducements which experience does not justify. =
patients Will peTSe in this this medicine
aud use IL dinctel. they will be cured in every instance
nun er"us persons enoynsthe blessings health and
renewed he, as u weTe who otherwise have long
since been IN their but for the and perseve
ring use Of this Invaluable remedy 1t is pretended
hat II Is tntalbie IN stage but we
know TO b, better adapted to the diseases OF the
ORGANS than other Medicine to
Tue pubic All we ask IS trial. and in every instance
rsed freely according 10 the directions perfect salts
faction - not Civ n, the money will be returned
Genuine signed Is. HtLL & co. For sale bv JAMR5
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by DrlI-.isls
sSre'"'S '"'"uEnoutI tue country. aH9-iy
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- 'sNlnn kno1w Ihy.cIf" :
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents
"Epery Family should haze a Copy m
h000 COPIES sold in less than three months. A

'-4SUeFY dHlIIY Sh0uLd hube Conn.
H0nn COPIES sold in less than three months A
DIR HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL AMI HAND
o. The origin progress, treatment and every
disease contracted by promiscuoux
prevention written ina familiar style avoiding ali niedica
'cchncalities ard every thing that Offend the ear
dceeEey from the result OF twenty yeats successful
practice, exclusively devoted 10 the cle of diseases of
delicate or private nature.
To which IS added receipts for the cure OF the above
diseases, and treatise The causes symrtoms and cure
OI the Fever and Ague Tor twenty copy;
copies dollar; will forwarded 10 any mart Of lie
United Sta,es by mail ofrosage Address postage
Eaid CosdenS Co., Publishers, box 1885, Post oIce
Philadelphia. -
This Is, without exception the most comprehensive
and iellsible work published the diseases
srlr or its leaders il is free nom Mi oh
Jectionah bile natter rnd parent however lasdious car
OBJECT TO placing y IN the hands OF his author
las de voted many years TO the various
COMPLAINTS treated Of and with breath 10 puf'
and too itt' presumption 10 impose, he to
Tue Woiu al the mel ely nominal price OF 25
of some twenty years most successful practice eraId
Noteseer or Cit should be without the knowledge
impaired IN this Invaluable work. 1t would years OF
PAIN MOI ifcation and t.e youth u.der their
charge '-PeoPle'S allocate.
ters Medical Manual, says Thousands upon ihousart
OF our YOUTH by evil example influence OF the ros
Out realizing the sin ard fearful consequences upon them
and the rostcrty The constitutions othousamds
down, and they do not know the cause the cure Ay
thing that can DO done to enlishten influence the
spread source Eusn vvreehedress would eonTeT
tile greatest blessing next to the religion Jesus Christ
H Inc ana coming Int
sands upon thousands. scouree 10 the h
man race Accept my thanks on behalf or the afflicted
and believe me. worker in good work. IA are
SO actively engaged in.'
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), = NOTICE ). to Honaekeepers.

- .NUIIC6s 10 IHOuS6K6epeTS, -
NEW CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES
III 0f10 Yards of Carpets at No.143, Main streei
The Subscriber respectfully Informs his eus
ana the ru6ls generally that he has just returned
most Beautiful stock Of carets Rugs, Cloths etc etc
cNcE IN this CITY, embracing almost every variety
ana 9nalty that be found the Eastern
Inc hnest English Vevets down common Rag
under the most favorable which win
enable me TO sell them much lower than the same
Goods We're ever sold in this city Those in want oT
III ny ne Will please call from nv stock ~
sorti = J!osHARBouR. no. 14s. Main !,
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UNION HOTEI,

~ ii j GEoRG EToHN,DsC.
THIS large and convenient house. ia wing thorouv,
slaircd and reted with entirely new furniture Of
snusome and comfortable style is open for the &C
he invites the patronage OF the public; and
NOSE who avor him with their company may be
hosptable reception, hest fare ana SUCH
as viii make his rouse compare ayoI
VITA Inc best kept hotels in The Dist e,yheTe
omnibus es constantly pass TO and from the Cap,oI
running until eleven O'Clock at night -
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DR.. DYES RELIEF

DIX. ID 7 Els KELLER -
For Coughs, Colds, Hoorseness, Bronchitis and
- sIneipfcnt Consumption
EIFTEEN years success in the use OF this SrHSr In
private practice, for the various affections of 'the
Brosehta and LuEgss deemed sufficient recomIneatinn
IN presenhg 1t to the aeted insure trial OF us e
There is nothing in this Syrup that the.
can pc NO to the youngest child or in lis
ant mid and ehectual. Sfts%e
Prepared by DIR. J. S. DYE, Hartford Con. =F..
soI SAFE oy KILLS & CALDWELL,
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Co-Partnershir
To Country Merchants.

MIR. IS. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. O,
vi NeCalen Knox Co. the remaining partners have
associated with Them Winchester D. knox, (brotlser OF s.
knox, so long and known In trading public
assuming the style OF MeClallens and Knox
They would respectfully inform their old customers (y,
have long and literally them)
eIs ia Boots ard Shoes that their Fall Stock win arriy
ing from the 10th to the last OF September SO
Having been selected with the greatest bought
they Halter themselves in their Fall
hools and Shoes they hold INDUCEMENTS quality
superior TO any ever offered in the To
Cd 70 exhibit theis stock, post the prices earessy
with the markets Baltimore and
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DIR J.B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
For the reEef and cure fSuferiup FemaIsst

1t stands pre.eminent
for the curative power.
In all the diseases for
which II Is IccommeI!d
ed usually called Female
Complaints: or these
are ProiarSus, UteIi, or
Failing OF tile Womb;
Flour Alhus, or Whites,
Chronic Inflammation
ami liberation OF the
Womb; Incidental Hem.
orrhase, or Flooding:
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular Menstruation,
&C., with all their ac-
CONFERENCE.-The, (Can.
&C, excepted, 10 matter
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