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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-09
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spoken more frankly al this point, and
told US that Slavery had reaped all the
benefits Of the act, and now that il might
be an obstruction to its further extension,
il was smanly and JUST to repeal it.
Taking i all in all, it is more like the
speech Of demagOgue beating up votes,
Ilian message Of The Executive Of a
Republic.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 5,-Flour dull, 30
bbls at 81; hogs--holders not altering.
no sales reported. There would be q
fair demand al$5a5, Is; provisions, moth
ing doing; whiskey unchanged, 400 bbls
at 25la25S River falling very fast, nav
igation still suspended.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. "A letter from a
staff officer Of the free Stale force ii
Lawrence. Kansas, claims a bloodless tri-
umph over Gov. Shannon in recent
treaty. they having yielded nothing. He
says that Gov. Shannon and sheriff Jones
talk of resigning, if the people Of Mis-
souri, will not k eep quiet AMI mind their
own business.
All speculalions as TO the speakershp
are at an end, many thinking there will
not be an election this month.
HoUsE.-Mr Dunn appealed TO the
Massachusetts mcn q surrender their per-
sonal preferences, which stand in the
way Of effecting the great end, and unite
on Mr.. Letter, whom he eulogized as
eminently flled for the speakership.
Mr.. Knowlton replied, that it was not
Massachusetts alone who was asking for
the election Of Mr.. Banks, but the great
spirit Of freedom hail laid her hand upon
him. He said Mr.. Dunn and few other
gentlemen elected on the anti nti-Nebraska is
sue, could if they would, relieve tie
house from its entanglement
Jones, Of Tennessee, and Houston re-
garded Mr.. Dunn's resolution declaring
Mr.. Letter speaker as nothing more than
nomination, and deemed IL The right oI
members to require vote thereon. The
resolution was then laid on The liable.
Mr.. Underwood offered a resolution
which must, h, said, necessarily resuIiin
an elcction-that the first gentleman nam
ed on the list of members be put in nom.
inalion, and failing 10 receive a majority
of quorum, the next one to be voted
for, and so on ill an election is effected.
Laid OH the table.
The House then proceeded to the GOD
vote, which resulted precisely as the last
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-09

New YoRs, Jan. 4 THE following is
the vote in The two Houses Of Maine for
Governor: Reed, whig- House 90, Sen
atc Z. Wells, DEM House ss, Seaate
81; Morrill,, Rcp.-House go; Morse,
Rep.-House 45; Holmes, Rep. House
9; scattering 2. Judge Wells was then
inaugurated and sent in his message 10
the legislature. He acquiesces in the
Nebraska bill, takes strong grounds a.
gainst the Liquor Law, recommends Ii.
cense system and condemns the alien nat
uralizaion laws and the personal liberty
act. The balance Of the Message is la.
ken up with local matters.
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New YoRK, jan. 7.-stocks higher ;
-four declined, limited sales--struight state
s,l2a, Ohio $3.50, Southern O.; wheat firm;
corn dull pork declined beef dull and de-
clining lard in kegs ia; whiskey ad-
vonced, sales at S6 for Ohio.
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New YoRK, Jan. 5. Stocks higher
Ohio -four $3.50, Soulhern0; Wheat finn
at 2, ls for southern white; corn firm,
with sales Of 10000 bushels; mess pork
declined, sales at 1880; beef dull lard
declined; whiskey improving.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-09

WAsH., Jsu, B. "a snow storm com
menced here this morning.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-09

CHAkLEsToN, Ian. 4, Robert lViiher-
spoon. an aged and extensive cotton and
rice factor, died al his residence ia dis
city to-day Of apOplexy.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-09

New York, Jan. 7.-The new City
Government was organized to-day, Isaac
Q. Baker was chosen President Of the,
Board Of Alderman, and Benz. F. Pinck-
ney, President of The Board of Council
men. Both are Americans. The May,
or's Address receives warm commenda-
lions.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-09

HARRIsBuRoH, Jan. - Roads are mucl,
blocked up. We had no train from Phil
adelphia to-day.
In our Senate to day only % Senators
are present; others are detained by the
storm.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 6tb.-Flour unsettled,
sales at 81 wheat dull at |, ,4oal AS ! oats
29a4lIi corn ss; hogs steady, sales at 5a
5,S5, receipts increasing provisions, moth
ing doing whiskey unchanged goceries
inactive and unchanged. Heavy snow
storm here and throughout the interior Of
Kentucky, this morning.
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ters, Marvin, May and Herman, hardware
dealers, and Dawson 4 Cos sadlery ware
house. Ballard 4 Cos whole stock was
wholly destroyed. They were insured for
$22, 1000. Stocks Of other parties badly
damaged, bur losses generally coveredby in.
surance. Total loss over Sl5O,OoO.
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PrFTspURoH, Jan, 5.--River SIT, 8 in.
falling.
Marshall County Democrat., 1856-11-20
.'ro my mothnr9-the tountessl'


The young count, with ashen face, re-
coiled, and hurrying out, called to his ser
wants, and spurred his horse home to the
castle. His mother, the countess, heard
all from him. When she knew what the
fierce huntsman had said, how dark story
he had told, and what had been the end oI
it, her limbs became stiff as with death; she
spoke, only to pronounce her curse upon
whatever foot stepped in that huntsman's
den of crime-upon whatever man entered
that wood to touch stone of it. And then
she died
Hans Ducker carried his daughter down,
and buried her among the flowers of his
garden. And shouliering his gun, he
went out Of his house; and, except when
he spoke word to Peter beyond the noun
tains, never was seen more. The howlings
Of dog were heard for few days in the
wood; they became weaker and weaker, un-
til all was still. And from that hour the
stiffness was unbroken.
Marshall County Democrat., 1856-11-20

DENJ. BENTS, BLACKSMITH,
ID Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Democrat., 1856-11-20

TOHN d. ARMSTRONG;, BLACKSMITH,
p south of the Bridge. Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Democrat., 1856-11-20

A K BRIGGS, BLACKSMITH,
"A Plymouth, Ind,
ENDWARDS' HOTEL, BY VIC. EDWARDS,
IL Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat., 1856-11-20

HOLLINS & NICHOLS, MANUFACTURE
Y j ers of Sash &c. Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Democrat., 1856-11-20

ENRAZER & HUGUS, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors at Law. Plymouth, Ind
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rs Die 8pint lit mieber neu belebt, benn
in Der Slice 4nn=5traBe ba6en Die Serren
INN CT i1r freunrlidye8 girt9=
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Gbenio lpirn inber 6eQ8=Str., 40 6err 2nr5
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lung nit Bal itattfinDeu. Wer ba8 freunoltche
uro 9erduuige Qpfal be8 0errt 2ur5 ferllt, Der
fennt AUDI ben ltberalen Wtrtb, l1o lplrO ttd|t
perfeblen, ii9 am W3outag bort ein5lfinpett.
@S' Q8te mir b6ren, bat Serr JlpBntarf
in 9tprp= 6riebri6zStr einen 2a9erbier@S Salon
up fairs %erGffnet, no ct iett 2a9erbier 5n 3 Ste.
per @la8 per5apft.
Iud er0ffuet Ser 91p6ruorf an Mpnta9
Ietne bii6id berseri6tete @artenzB irtblddft. !
BB 8ei Srn. g + # in Gplt'8 Soin finpe'
Otputa9, BON 4 llRr an Sarmrniee uup
Gan5mult ltatt.
gI~ g8ie Die Nr5eiee in elmer otent
Spalte belast, bat Serr @ran5er Die 8 arc
WtrtbIdaft v3urt Nattpnal= @arten" iibe -
men urp wirO al8 III tiger GOnpa9uOn aud
letne geFader, tpte ebenlal8 init Der SD
prn ieBt an nit Dem 0unlpen etfri9 beo
81 @arbner bat am Montaa
Elm pradtpple8 CONCERT nit Suumiua
letrten1 farllcl ZEN @artenz8 aptQcn unb, mte ct
Gberbaupt ltet8 beltrebt lit, bic Jpn 8eludenpen
allfS An9ene9mlte gu unterbolten, il miro e8
aud oteS Dtal an 9fidt8 feblen. Illp immer
BIN aue, Die li4 a%nliiiiren molten.
SO gtd3ifen WDntus finbet Die gr0fnun9
Der laonen @artenzg StrtbldaIt be8 Serrn IlrpS
S4metn9 ffatt. 9le 6reunpe Der freien Sea-
tur uno oe8 ldroliden ger9nii9en8 MAIDEN mir
oarauf I'm 10 nehr aufnerfIum, bu nidt8 perz
launt purbe, Inn ben @diten Den Nufentbalt
70 at9ene9m ME r1G9lid gu MAIDEN.
.Bag Sn Der APOLLO Sa1l finoet beute
pte e0en IbenOsG Onert itott. gs lit
oteIer Salpn befanntli9 elmer Der Better uno
bequentlten Gufeutbalt8prte in pieier ansebenz
ben Spmfnerhike.
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lt&e beutiGe @u6lifum auf fen @tanp@8prtes
&tabliemett IN Canton &penue (6leetfra6e SIR. 21 2 3buren
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II benz $8dufer 9e8enpdrtte f6pn eebOten uub tDnnen fdpn tag
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bdttt8 !et wtrb g~eNigenbe Garantte Beleifet unb bic RGufer
per perSea nit ben Yrdaeu Spatpmnen ~aufrteben sefteat.
S Npbrert
Minnn- Rnrko- 81 krtfrn&
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so Nfer, 6 M}eilen YIN Baltimore sos per Wfer; los adct,
~ &Geile YOa Mpurt NtrpsDepps, SIG yer Ife- 164 Ader
ant,6 2on6 sa $i5 pr Idsr. 3ni rbsr ! gtrfOnet fp4atea
utr in Der NGae pr Stat, 5n8ae 9arbiist ipmte pas w.
edaos nntrr rem 31msn &oucQiate %S5nfi'Rte1 r. St-talt.
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50 aei6iae. ti6tiee beutf6e Mrteiter fir @enpernements-
Nrbett. Ntdberes su erfragen in %. 8nabe unb ep.'s PLANO
Gobrif in * Glttor, CTR. Do1p
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9tp8. l, 3, 5 unD Z Jtcrtb GAtalp StraBe,
%eeaeniber benz Gutap 5Duie, Baltimore, Mb.,
pieber erGfnrt.
Dasfeno fur be ausgebreftete @6nnerf6aft. peibe Der tribe
rem 5trnd mGhreno Der leBten IS Sabre III She'll wurbe, na9t
per anter3ei3nete benz publttutn bic ~er9ebenfe Nnset8e baB er
Iltt Benz Lobe oS etnet Etetlb dbers, Srn. Qenrp @dtle burd
lpeten 3po Die GDrfpa9nte aeipft pproen mar, ben gan;en bebeu.
tenhen Tprratb Der ne& "@~"aH9Hs.er pianos, Spls u.S anbe.
rem praparirten Wlaterui iauTin an F6 8ebra9t bat. @r wtr6
oe8ndlb oas 8eibatt III benz alien Stple tn benz fruberen Sc
lhdft8lptal tOrthetretben uno es fb CUR MufSabe MAIDEN 6as
ptane i'm aer u1ebr in ieiner 0Daenbung Su ~perbeTern.
NuBer letnen alien Observation-Disclosures un6 Der fYa6rtt In Gutatp.
otr., n1be Baltimore. bat sr etne nene grpGe 6abrtt in South
futap Ctr, nit Der 6rpnte mad 98etitr. errt6tet. in welder er
cine groBe Gn5a6l Der beften Irtetter ~be1ddftist.e
SIT hfier Sabrtf perocn p'anpS mad elmer II un ScdId o.
|fertt9ty fr mel9e n BET Der Nusfenuu9 i'm Marpiarb . Sniff
tut nd Tie befen }ufrrmentenndds nue SpRpn gtep. gprf
|uno baltimore Ia 9taHpS ~aus8efeat bahen, bic b 3 d &c 9 a.
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Der Nusfprud brS SuRtut6 wurDe furs naabsr burdb Bic
3nouftrtf- Au@ieauna pn Rtdmpnb, 8a %betGttet, mo ibm
Durd btefe beioen Embellishments 1T er In ben Stanb oefest
aae in ptefer 8dbrtt ~oebauten Gtanps babeh srue eHerne
fdbnten uno fmb 10 cpntruirt, ede tie BET MISREPRESENTATION
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Rlntd pipsrRepen.
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un6 ppn ieber 5pl3- unS 8auart perben eeltefert.1
Die 9ro6te Spr9fdlt ptro dIf Die Mrbett uni. duf Bic NuS.
pabt Der NatertaIien permenoet unb er fam bdber fir iebes aus
.tnem @tabItfenene terpprastenoe Snifrument bic @arantte
l6ernebnen, baB e5 aae@t5en fbaften zines gaten 4tanpS befise.
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benz Sag ees 0erfaufes an sdranttrt.
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frumenten pel3e IN etner 8rpBen @ntferrnng Serierbet mer-
ben, cerwenoet uno Elm Vprre6t os umtauf6eS tnnerbatb feds
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frnment nt3t %SDafdnbt9 befrieotgen.
{- 0rpBbdn6ler perben ~mpbttbun, BET uns ppr,ufpreben
ebe tie It'd dnberipdrts um 1eben.
8etantts Oprrdtbts cine @uspdtl pom 81 eIpbepns, BON
cen beften Sntruhentenmn6ern gu S45 bis 5000.
PtanpS iperDen ut19etau1dt al89emtetbet
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IIe Sprten S6unens unb gfesenf9trtne, SsdsierH6de, petta
den &c. tn GrSster ausra4l perben su mdBisen Treissn ser'
itauft.
80 @eparGtursn an pstsen Grtitsln nerbsa prUupt uns
{st1te ketprat. S9N
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8erldn9t:
Gin Sunee. mel6er has 3obrfutlmaGelt erlernen tpta unb
eintse 5rausnSinmer, melde int HebritahLNr beitsn 5epanet
inb. BEL MDam Mihel,
SIR. ff2 Qpmborb ct, Ar. Charles II. Qtebt.
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Cine g~HtrtbIfdft unO Srnufrei i'm NRttTeIrunf Ter etaet 1T
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Cert s a b r +,
Scr. IS W ater Ctr, ~8esenaber Gteapt6e,
perferttat ace 5prtsn BON EorfS. Mnftrd8e merbeg duf tds
rpmptefe unb btGiane aus 'efIbrt. tnsS
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0eiGmtittel

Notwithstanding.
9wst stanb II Dor benz 8eeinn Der 5istsrt&ausr uetnts Der
Gatent s 9ilen. Spbalb er bic ~leifeter In;eioen be5 5tebers
lpurt, f9at ee r bic nit Z eese6 aee Wtirtur unb nebne ba-
BON sue % Minuten siusn @SlOFsl ODa tn laurdrmsm gsaHsr
nit 3uder, bis 3u fdrtem @rbre6cn. Drei cber A Stunben
IOarnaG renn poS 8ieber adnstG ~na6eeafsn BAT, f4attec
nan eIe Mtr. ur. sssst@ast nit 3 unO aebnle hasOn aas spsi
Hronu twetn. @m ~fpl9enben Wfpraen beainne Der pattent
Ii@pn frub nit een Gtnnsbmen Der Wttrtar . ale 2 Stunhen,
UNI etaen Dieberdnfaa pes 5iebfrs Su SerbIteu. Spltt es
Ioenapd wtsbertetrsn, 70 nebme er BITE dlirtur Z auf DteleIbe
tBeiie. gDsnn bdS 8eber wieber na6aelafen fabre er nit
Der Wttrtur . fort, Bis bas 5teber odnSli& aufse-
Itbrt Bat I'm aud pdnn nod einen&affdl 3u %perbiLten, fpate
Der @enefrnce mebrere Iase Md eine Dpfs Der Mirtur 3
lpermiI6t NIT Qarpque's Syrup Str. 2 une bic nanfplaeneen
Gage ben Sarup pbne Wtrtur nebmen.
Der cute Grfple ptsier Wtsotin bat fa felt Sabren beiggs&-
l~1elfebern, 6rpuifder 2eberentSlnoun9 &c. dufS bette ber6trt
uu0 bsptrt biefeIbe tets cine p%pbltbdtise R%einisuns Der Sale.
8wet- pber ~Drtttdsise g'sbsr fnb in bsrteltsn qBstie nts
Ipten (bei e~tntieigeu) 3u bebanbein unb ptro baour6 ben
Ian9pdbttnssn 5istern, neIas aar sa Oft NIT SOOs tnSiSsa,
Ipur1 btefe @leotstnen %Dprgebeugt.
Die pbteeu DOZEN finn fir fdrfe Yerfrnen bereGnst. G6wa-
I9e 9eute pber 8inoer frlteu Il Cber Il Dsfe nebnten.
Die piGen perbea fur 8inber I'm QDaRtr un6 9ufer auss'
IIbf. 1niS
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BALTIMORE.
nR. WILLIS MEDICAL LocL sn-

lAR. WILLS MEDICAL OFFICE, EosL s"-
- Urinary batimoro-lnstituted u lsssl NJ 81 SasaA
Rliimorc the Pos, Ohirc) AZURE iNsiR
III OR No FEE REQUIRED Dr Mtlle. an experienced
Physician Of ho Noathe school, may be eo.de.s'a'iy eo9
suited In all case ot private nature or dlsoas"
No None, required u ~ Care IL not Encsted.
practical "Nrucncc ot over ~ years ehahes Br NJ 10
warrant cure in the shortest possible tuo 10 have safely
effected.
This smarmnry,
extensively c""hracd Tor the cncctu andeody cure of all
classes ot Secret disease, established this city
ieing from ou1g krtN, over 20 wears
The nigh Reputation
# this nRtutou would public notice
mot for the AppC here for treatment who have
leen hhcd e" their money mal,a,ed by the Chastans ho
flourish SO largely the public prints and with whom our city
Amicicd be yo"r Guard,
tsou would avoid injury lccu"lay loss aud disappointment
seek early medical All vuerc treatment be obtain
I'd. lr NJ makes suuring professions promises
than lac VIII honorahlN perform.
Secondary aud Chronic Cnscs.
The usu>i symptoms Sore Throat, liberation of the
Mouth ehng and Tenderness about The Nose, hotcher
ot The nvetcrate OF such Dr NJ In
willing to stake hls honor ahd reputation.
The Triumph Ot SCicucc.
Tho remedies ot br NJ In restoring and manly Wig
renossng the shattered constitution and removing speed
y all debility or injury incurred f'n certain secret hnbit
unsurpassed by dtscuNcri,s o th'
Ensccbird Nunhood
here lnda certain restorative thousands from their
use, have realized truIcn 're which.
allure OF Qunckcrics In their hilbert iruess search had bo
conlo almost exiting gulshci.
Advantages oT Treatment.
No poi onous compounds Of Mercury NoNous Drugs
In his practice
To EcmuIc-.
Long experience In he treatment oi Female Affections Ncr
vous dsoaso &c qualities Dr NJ 10 afford Harry Rcc, and
effect Care In dcu Communications sacred
ly guarded aud marked with skin and delieacy
Dr. Wills S-rcns rrcscWsisc.
This sovereign hodg applicant" 10 either wnLbe sent
niy prepared by mail on receipt OF 80 or by remiting $40
prescription Will be included
Distant persons homo, by addressing DIR J H.
MILLS BALTIMORE, IL" tcrs post PAID Medicines .cnt
any direction. by mail or express
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
lln,NATE sCmooL ron .mnEcILEs


lpRsVATE SCHOOL ron nMBEcIiEs.-
Tho undersigned dsirrs call the attention of Parents
and Guardians having children oi mental OF rhYshh da
N,upcmcu the that hr has opened in Harlem few
miles above the city of New Nuk. Vers heahml anil
auttu location Private Family SCHOOL where such fhu
ru be received and taught The experience he Las hhi
than eight IN the
aud rcnusy vauA State Institutions Tor o has shown him
very much Ice done bringing these children TO
normal condition In instances he has Lad them
home ,H"i To- school with ad.anage
cur0g the dutlc, Il tNuh the earlier the
trang commences. he better furrreuars teietonee ae
address JAMES Il KiGl1AkpS,
aug 26 dly No Ail Broadway. or Harlem New YORK.
,l,IsE HAZARD POWDER CoNPaNY.
a Manufacturers and Dealers In Gl NpONDER having
Satpetrc offer their we'll known brands Of Flee
Indian Rifle and Kentucky Rife Pow der In kegs and eai.
4 Gunpowd for blasting aud mining comprising
full of qualities kinds required hN the ad
guarantc Il TO give cnirc satis'acton.
The standard of their POWDER which has enjoyed the
highest reputation than yoafs, Viii be
found unsurpassed 10y other manufacture In the world
sale h, the principal dealers. aud also nj the office oi
HAZARD, Pfest
A T.. DOUGLASS, Scc'ry,
may 81 dom Is NJ. +. 4 co
rONNOSIX 4 ADAMS. Jobmceo tOw,nis-
u SION MERCHANTS, No a FROM str et New York,
" Liberal advances on consignment.
Nh INNS & ADAMS would be pleased te hear from his
friends this house JAMES A CONNOLLY,
npl ~ div ROBI NJ ADAMS.
NIATTWAs~Es. NATTWAssEs,. Pine
WI Hair Mattresses made o order; also number OF them
'f superior quality on hand and ton sale by
l9dhm WM LOOSE,
lNOn TuG GENTLE ENsN.- Cloths, Gnssi-
mcrcs Ncstnps, Pocket and Neck ikf Net Shirts and
brewers sc NAT. GIGGENHEIMER
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.yr,,,ssssrsssasV pECTo-

AYERS CHERRY PtNtc
= i3.<Ny Il NJ tor the rapid cure of Cd"Ph' to'0S
ca Mgtfa - E{l1rsehfss. Br3He4iHS HhO0pHP toHRh,
! GSyez{T CyoUp fsflad and Consamptt1H. ms
( yA&Y 4 remedy ha4 fer its II such n''t"i"ty
A ~ rits cures Of every Pulmonary diSense
Hy that il is entirely unnecessary I" rec"hn'
j GyA-G1 the rvlenees of it9 virtues in any com
fCEass%- r. "A munify sh,re has bees cmpIoycL ="
s.S 1esstSD wide : thu field of is usefulness 5"
uuuCr us The case m It's cures that almost every section ="
ihr rntfrg i, Ia, .. tleWu who have hfou
restored fr alarming and de4pente dsras 81 ih
la hy T. lS Nfn once fi.ed superiority aver every
other ur Kind apparent iptsape "b'' N'"
and wher. il virtues are known the ppii no lonE" ''
what anild,fe 10 ,opov or Distressing and dangerous "
t"tou, + tie pulmonary ofgaas winch ''r h'H.,' l.
climate. And not ON nidaic attacks upon t' "stN
bn for tho ,nler varieties OF Colds Cough, to''r'SS
'udtr Chldr is the peasanie.l aud shee' '''" '
glu h" ohtanel 49,.
As II has out been in constant nae itre"Gh.n' ui- t,
ny e best that il ev and that tie s'n' ava
c"is sold by John II Seay LEneihnfEi anu ~ a" ''-e
and Country Merchants throughout tn Nal'
Purcell. l.edl & Co, Richmond, General Agents.
dpc6lu
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR DECEMBER, 1896.
K. FRANCE * co, MANAGERS.
4 GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY

Grand Consoiii"scd Lottery oC M"ryln
GNssH Class =,
l. be dhWn In Baltimore, Md saturday, Dee 2uth ltb
Prizes amounting SO , 132 900
VIII be distributed according following Splendid Scbome
10000 Numb.rs!-1 900 Prizes.
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IN y. 4 a.. \. DIiGtstb, Successors to y.
uys DIlGJ'ID 4 SONS. viii keep constantly on hand
airc stock n kinds F'RNIIlRE of their
i'll be to shey The old friends aud
patrons DuFuid Sous, and the public generally
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100 OOsl n'-".ns w,sn.r W.,

100000 -'r .n'i - WinA sraasa ~. .ss.sa MaS "
r,s 100 060 Bushcl, Wheat and unoh get
fully the market and waud ike to 25o9o
bushels immediate delivery
aud others having wheat 10 sell will do Themselves
Injustice shoud they sell their Wheat before they ser ms
pay the highest cash price fo all good wheat and
fully prepared buy aud pay fr any quantity that may
come this market.
Bags. Bags. sR.s.
furnish Bag 10 my c'. ncr upon the same forms MS
charged by the Raj Road Company, and will allow
= .casouable for them % hc returned
t.uunO. tsu1uo. d.uuno.
Farmers b" slpplc with quantity oi No Pornv
direct the Government Agent. at
price he bought any where slall also keep
- hand good supply Plaster-InuP and IVnchbnrE
Ground which viii SCH cheap any other lion.e In this
place. NN \ MILLER
July 1sts On Basin
S.OLEI. EATIER.-1OO sides Good sole Bcath-
~ 81. Just to hand and for sale by WILSON co.
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l}RIlI.iN\ SCHE1NIl. t..
Grand (on-oiidnird Lottery Of Maryland.

W,dlb prizes. amounting to sLl4l, ,li0
Nholrs $50 Halves $40, Quarters 90 Eghths s. 80.
n All order. for tickets PACKAGE in any of the Mary
land Lotteries will receive prompt attention aud the drawing
matted 10 all puirhtsr's immediately after II is over
Address I II HTBBARD a co.
No ." Iayrlt" 81 nr Box. M 40.
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uINOR COLD WEATmER.-Underh hbiris aud
II Drawers of Lambs wool Merino Silk all sizes at
he' Hi- GLASS RAINES