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IL The Newburyport Herald lets Ms into the
secret OF Yankee ingenuity. and says of the low
priced shoes now made down East sGihey look
Just as We'll outside; but imagine that the
Wearers will by and by find that the amount of
stock used is lower than the prices and the al :
ing IN with paper stifening and inner soIes is
not the best for wet weather and muddy streets -
POISONED HAy-A farmer in Ashtabula. Ohio.
complains that be has lately lost seven head of
cattle by their eating poisoned nav 7, ar"',p-
tHai the poison is in the form of eTgor d smutty
eHcfeseence which grows on the June grass IL
grows as u does on rye, in the shape OF a dis
tdsed and enlarged seed of dark color yaryino
from the size Of wheat grain 70 three fourtGs OF
inch IOn0 -
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ARRIVALS AT THE BOTETS

BROWNS HOTEL.-W Clarke. Md w F.
olaLk Ienni Mrs stone, NY; Dr Hartford Md:
" Calvert do; l. Gambrili, Ga: ID w Good.
man and family, do; Mrs q w Goodman and
cal!d, do A X Manning and family. Ala; John
Mcheag. Tenn Mrs GaIbraith, do: Miss Gal
brdltL, do; John OalbTdith, do; ! III Dennis ia.
FiHSley and lady; W W Clark, Ga; M Scott
aud family, Go; l. q SheIdwent and lady Ala.
hty a Miller and fsinily. Fla; Walker :
V h u SedbTOOk, do; W ID Griffin. do: C;eneraI
tull, Fla, Mrs Farrsll and three Iadios Fla. r.
d Austin, do Dare, Md: Sellers do: las
higgins, do; w Hescott. Pa; T. ,;orwood
la j. Cox; DO; MIS- Cox, do; Miss Cox, do
Rev ID heTT, Md l. Cudlip and family Fl. n I
Apple, u, Pa; Douglass and lady. Tenn: j #
" all, Mo. Jas Lipscomb. do; Bacon ne.
ID Bisset, Va; ID James and lady Tenn: RAIN
and lady, Va; Miss Beine, do: e Hutter do: r
HI1ter, do; W HaIiett, NY; J w Jackson,
No; Hugh Elliot, Miss
WILLARDS' HOTEL pier.o, "a.
Warner. Sid; Crane. ly. No; w CiIyatbmev
Va; W Il Hart. ly. Va; Mrs Wheeiripht sY.Wiyy -
Wheelright. do; Miss McNeigh do; w uowI1nd
Nj L Hooker, ly. NY; Hon u T. Clark. do. r.
CrOsswell, DO; VI O Roberts. do; II Nynn XIV.
Mrs CrUtc hfeld do; Mrs Riddle. NJ: Miss Ri6 ,
die, do; II VI Northwonh, Nan: e ~ Harnbeck.
Ny Hamilton, do; II T Iaidley; Mrs Perkins
l. Norvell, Va; II l. Diefienbach. Pa
klRKWOOD HOUSE-Esealpon. La: w #
Hall. Va: II Carter do; L " Seill PA; Mis-
Nelli. Va; Hall, DO; Miss Buke. do; W
b ~ Ia; DR. Williams and family; NJ
1iid,irs- Paris. ID Williams. Ps; l. q NoryeII Va.
~ hhiehlns, Pc; ~ Clark DC; 7. = Rorovu
I'D, va Franks, do: Small La: n :
lsihsoh; DO; w X Page. Va; oung Md:
>, J nnISSs nni Desauli ny; c > Wilbar, Nv; VI
WASHINGTON House - D., A..
\ Little. DC: Spedler. \ " = :! R'L LIS
Robinson III 7. Soyey, ID G. a Ri, pe,, :.
\ ID Martin, Pla; J Hatch AL. a - N,E,eii
Mass; L Hayenner, sc; Phil r Wroe ia
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TAKISG IT CoOLLY-The following is the
latest joke upon John Bull:
John was travelling on some Western railroad,
when Tremendous explosion took place, the cars
~ the same time coming 20 a sudden halt The
passengers Sprang up IN terror, and rushed out to
acquaint themselves with the mischief-dll but
Mr.. Bull, who continued reading his newspaper
In moment somebody rushed back and informed
him that the boiler had burst
t.Awc - muttered the EngiiShman
''fes. continued his informant, land sixteen
people are killed -
Awe ~ he grlrtetl again.
"And-and, - said his interlOcutor. with an eff
fort. - your own man-vour servant-has been
blown into hundred pieces
''A'es! then bring me re piece thu. has the Key
Of my p0rtnGH:sIU
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ROMANCE STILL LIVES, FOR DIVERS REA-
sOSs-A young lady, possessed of beauty, ac-
cOmplisbments. and having $4,000 in hard cash
on deposit at st. Louis, started recently on n
trip to New York, in company with her aunt
She took passage on the Tennessee Bell, from
heokuk to Cincinnati On the same boat was
young man who had plenty of everything but
money; he had impOrtuned her at home, ami
kept up his ardent cOurtShip on board the boat
The lady, however, was hard-hearted, and re-
fused to give him the least hope. The boat
stopped awhile al Carrolton, Ky, and the lady
and her aunt concluded to take q stroll on
shore. As she was going down the gangway
plank it tilted, and the lady fell into the water;
she was drawn by the current under the wharf
boat; the sutton jumped in, went under the
boat after her. succeeded in catching her, and
finally rescued her. In two hours she was per-
fectly restored, and sending for her deliverer,
and clergyman beingo board. they were mar
RED forthWith.-St. LoUts Repn6iiean.
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CLEsrcAL RoBEs The black preaching gown,
SAYS late English writer does not propPfIy be-
long to the Church of all, for the early Church
rejected black. and used white and colors only.
IL Is tbs Professors gOwn--the schoolman's
tion, or tie revival of the schools Of philosophy
4 clergyman in black in tie pulpit Is mode n
revolution, and IL means, in analogical language,
philosopher or scholar expounding Christiani-
y tits singular enough that the gospel in the
latter DAYS should be preached by the gentlemen
In black; but 50 il is though white linen is the
righteousness Of the saints
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I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL-
w lowing Goods which We arc prepared to sell at
small advance of cost for cash
very large variety of Turner Bros. celebrated
- LIQuofsyiZ:
Turner'S Ginger Wine, an excellent remedy for
Dyspepsia
Blackberry Brandy, a certain cure for Darrhea and
DyseEtery
Claret, Madeira. Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines
all of superior quality
Raspberry. Strawberry, Ginger and Cherry Bran
dies. all of fine iavors, prepared from the pure
juice of the fruit
Rose. Cinnamon, Anns, and PEPPERMINT Cordals
Curacao, Absnhe. Essence of Temperament
extract 81 SaIsaparla, StOughtOn Bitters
Forest Wine Bitters.
, We have also on hand. supply Of Dr. Wheeler's
Celebrated Sherry Wine Bitters. a splendid article
In addition f. the above, We have at all tinrs a
large supply OF the following named stock of Malt
i,lquors, being the only Liquors of the kind in the
District and which cannot fail in giving faction
t9 All who use them: Philadelphia Xxx, Burton and
xxx Pale Ale, Phi ladelpha Brown Stout Y x POr
ter. and a hne article Of lager Beer.
AS usual, supply of Mineral Water, Cider. & c.,
on hand. Army d SHINN
1eH 81 Green street. GEORGETOWN.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS-JOHN n.

Spring AND SUMMER GoODs-JOHN Fl.
SMOor, No. ll9 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID.
and now offering at very low prices, to cash and
prompt customers, large and general assortment of
49, ana FANCY OooDs-eomprislng In part az
New style Silk Robes and fancy silks
Best make black Silks, high lustred
BACK Chailles, Lustrss and Nous Delaines
Rich printed alt woOD Nous Delaines
Rich Organtie, BARGE. and JacnI,et Roles
BTIEht coiors and mode plain Bareges and De-
Plan French Brilliants and Percales
Ian ham eoioTs SrsveIlas and SPrng-style Poplins
Best French printed Jaconets and Brilliants
w hite BrIlliants, from IN to 3lk cents
Best makes new sly les Glnghams
Debages, ChaInbrays and PLAIN Lustres
h nv trints OF new styles, IN great variety, at
Rich Chintz colors best French Organizes
Pain Swiss, Nansook and Jaconet Muslins
Small Inquired and rich BTocade Swiss Musins
Pad and striped Jaconet, Nansook and Swiss
White Tarletons, Illusions, and Wash Nets
irlsh Linens (of the best makes very cheap
Linen Cambrlc, Linen and Bishop Lawns
super English Long Cloths, suitable for Ladies'
New York. Bates, Atwood, and other good makes
White Cambrics tof Jonas's celebrated make)
Marsellles for Basgues and Bonnet Card
Shirt BOsoms and Shirt Collars.
French worked Md ssIip GolIs;: and CAT,
Swiss Cambria Collars and Sets
Swiss and Lace Sleeves and Sets
HonitOn and Maltese Lace Collars
. SWISS Cambria and DImty Bands
Embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkfs,
Also. new styles Lace and Silk Mantillas
stella and White Grape ShawIs
Pam and rich figured Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
steel spring, Neapoitan, and other skeleton
Skirts
Spring assortment OF BajOu's Kid Gloves
Iafeta SIik, black lace and I.Isle thread do
Cotton Hosiery of every kind for ladies and
children ~
Gents best English Half hose, ribbed and plain
do l.lsle thread and fancy cotton do
A good assortment rf Silk Crayats and Tres
Suspenders, SIX and Linen Cambria IIdkfs
New style Parasos.
Also, Gentlemen and Boys wear of every descrip-
Goods. ''
Domestic Goods for servants wear of the heaviest
makes.
Purchasers may rely upon getting desirable goods
at low prices.
aps-tr JOHN II. SMOOT.
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New ANpIMroRTANr SCHEDULE.
foR NIL PARTS OFTRE WEST.
~ ~ ~

~ ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ing CONNECTING lines the west has required a. s en-
IRE JevslSn ct the running arrangements road
IS 1857 fTREE DAILY ai TRAINS p VII BE- p rune
Gse 81 aSSqsa fRhN stan.
from Camden Station, BaiImore, az A. NJ, (except
Ss4sns al s.Gs' n way stations and arrives at Cum
secqnd-The MAIL TRAIN stsrt. tsund.y ex-
trans for Coam6as Cincinnati. Iad,anspoiis. Lou
with trains TeedS snf betro sams p'Ss
Sieyeiand Road, and also az Parkersburg with Ma
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves dsliy at 5.o5 PM, con
from BeaiTe TO Cineinssti, (,riihesi eSesss az
SGrs a. &c cppaE,sms and reaching there il but
40 ration with ears " Psrksrsbafs and Msrstis
~ %ens S etc hdlss snS s
LOUIS, and at Cincinnati With the Great Ohio and
Louis through 70 At Louis in less than q hours nom
BALTIMORE BY this tram the time TO oil the central
the distance IS from 20 90 100 miles shorter than by
the shortest of other routes. From the West tnese
@ns Il Bs iEs "a M NJ az
Baggage Bs checked through 10 al points.
Camden Station and at Washnstan. b. G. 'o'es o.
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
ing itrains,and lying over at Cumberland or oaf
and, and resuning next morning By Wheeling Ae-
comnodation train, leaving Cumberland at and
4 Oakland at 1854.
\ :. FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram ~ AM,
VIII stop At all Stations east Of Cumbe rand, and the
Wheeling Accommodation st al Stations beyond
cumberland going West. Eastwarsly, the Mail
Tram leaves w heeling AZ 95o A. NJ, and Acoommo-
dation leaves Cumberland az 9, reaching Baltimore
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg. way
passengers will take the Express westwardly and
The sA FREDERICK sfEsiSsIsyc TRAIN starts star. NJ,
stoppns at way stations. Leaves Frederick at SIS
The ELLiCOTT,S MILL TRAIN leaves at SIS
A. and Sis =. Nj. leaves Elhcott's Mills ct
"A. vi. and r NJ. except Sunday.
I FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave BatImore for Washington at Ais and 9.I5
A. NJ, snd5l5 p. NJ On Sundays at ais A. NJ,
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and s.p A.
NJ and and 40 p. M. On Sundays at 2 A. NJ, and
The first and fourth trains from Baltimore. and the
second and fourth trains from Washington, will 10
express mail trains. stopping only az Washington
nnctIon and Annapolis Junction.
The 9I5an nd Is trans from Baltimore and the 81
snd - trains from Washington connect with the
trains from Annapolis.
For tickets, information, fare, &c. apply 10 J. t.
ENG LAND, Agent, at the Ticket Office, Camden
Station. WM. :. WOODSIDE,
jy lS-tf Master Of TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore.
TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
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WEALTH or ORGAS-GRISDERs.-The tribe OF
street musicians who daily grind 90 that endless,
barcaTOle of Poor Dog Tray,''' although often
Receiving more maledictions than pennies never
theless centTive To make very respectable saving
from their earnings Many of them manifest a
coinnendaole frugaii'y, and put their money out
a. interest. The Sicilidn consul at this port MI
Reggie, has now upwards Of SIS 600 entrusted TO
him by that portion of his countrymen resident
IN Boston who gain their livelihood by street
music-and for which he allows them interest at
the legal Tate--B oston Adrsrtissr.
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BANKING HOUSE OF Guupu n.orurus

DEPOSITS Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seabsard
cities received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
INTEREST on DEPosITs.-Interest will be allowed
on Deposits at such rates may be agreed upon.
nDEPosiTs IL VIRGINIt AND UNcURRENI, MONEY.
oeved to be checked for able funds or In
specie, W. charging the regular Exchange,
Rsc9yNTs..Notes, Drafts, and Bills Of Ex change
WILL he discounted, and Loans made Stocks, Bonds,
and Securities, at The market rate.
LETTERS OF CREDIr.-Ietters of Credit will be
furnished, negotiable IN the different Cities of the
United States, ON Deposit of Money or COiaterais,
and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and
charged Colateras. on such terms may be
upon.
TRAVELLING Bills OF DEMONSTRATION will
De furnished with drafts IN such sums may be de-
sired negotiable IN the different Cities of the Union
BILLS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT on ENGLAND, IRR-
Ia NDAND EEROPE.-Bllls of Exchange and Letters
OF Credit on England Ireland and Europe, furn shed
BONDS, SLocks, &c.-BOnds, Stocks and Secnri-
bought fhe different Cities at oomms SION Of AZ
reserve the right to call for deposit of pr cent on
graph.
City, and state Bonds can be placed in hands for
negotiation, either in this country or Europe Rail
VS gT Sss xh sonds
market rates. All Warrants sold by us are sxaraa-
Hed In every respect
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished il re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders or sent for sale commission to responsible
PARTIES.
REAL Estate AMP INsuRANcEs.- Real Estate
bought and sold, and lnsurances effected.
CLAIMS ON UNITED STATES, Court OF CLAIMS,
CONeREss;-Claims on the United States, before the
Court of Claims or Congress, intrusted to us, will be
prompt I'll CHI BR6TfHfERs
Jan " Opposite the Treasury.
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THE BLESSED BABY.


TVNs-Jordnn-BootS.
They have had q long trial about Burdeps pile
of money and estates according,
Mrs. Sharplngham she smiled, says she, I'll get a
child
That viii take 1t to the other side of Jordan
CHoRrs.-Then pull of your coat and roll up your
sleeve,
Thirty -One is a had house to live in,
For the people there, you know, don't
give you any show,
But so night IN for the killing.
Mrs. Sharpingham sent for a DIR. You'll:
DIR. Ou'll come to see her according;
She offered him thousand If he'd get her a child.
And bring II where she was at present boarding.
DR.. You'll pretended to do all he could,
But instead of that he goes TO Han a putting,
Whom he told all he knew and promised for to help
HIM send her 10 the other side Of Jordan.
A Oakey Haul thong ut he wouId have some fun
- With Mrs. ShaTpIngham and DIR. Catilng.
20 he takes trip to- Bellevue and brings MIN BACK
child,
And takes it up to Elm street prattlng.
Then he sent for Mrs. SharPlnshan to come and
Mrs ShaTping ham she come along according;
She put II IN basket and took 1t night straight
home,
Then went TO bed quite siekly and a gTOanIng.
But Pompklns. Wash. and Dicks were up To her
tricks,
Went up the stOop and gave the bell n ringing.
They went into the house and arrested all therein
And they II send them To the other side of Jordau
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AMERICAN RACES IN ENGLAND American
sportsman named Ten Brock has entered two of
his American horses for a race in England on the
Both Of July. POrter's Spirit saws that the dress
colors chosen by Mr.. Ten Brock, for his iockies
OF his horses Were the crimson and white satin
S,rlpeS OF the American flag, with blue cap and
white stars. Very appropriate and no chance TO
make mistake in the matter of nationality IL
- 10 DC hoped that his horses OF the right
stamp TO win
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York Yacht Club, ii is said, having given notice
that the hundred guinea British prize cup, won
ny the yacht America at the celebrated regatta at
COwes in the year ISL. is in their possession and
that IL will be made the first prize for any trial of
speed that may be arranged between the yachts
of America and any foreign country. If this is
true, IL is 10 be hoped that the club If they really
offer this proud trophy a prize, will annex It
TO certain conditions, whereby il shall be made Il
perpetual prize forever subject to challenge after
the manner of the i'ChampiOn's Belt" of pug Ills
tic history, for it would really be pity to risk
the loss of this cup, without at the same time in
suring an opportunity TO regain il, IL it should
chance to- be lost to the country.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR EIGHT yEARsxFoR
CALIFORNIA AND UREGON
VIA PANAMA RAIEROAD.
Sailing Days, 5.h + eDth- Of eae

CAuTIoN.-So many frauds and imposl- POW
tlons OF various kinds have been lately <I5EE2A
peIpetratet on travellers bound to CALI-SH54s
FORNlA, that the suhs9Tiber, the only authorized
ma. IN the city of New York, feels IL hrs duty to
caution all persons seeking passageto -Californa,
that TO AVOID INPosITION, they must he careful to
6nd the true office of the Steamships of the u g
MAJ Lhne. wa Panama Railroad. as ne other Office
IN re Few 1nrk is apthorlzed TO engage passage,
which Is at Ia w street. corner of Warren street
fronting on the North River, at the head fthe Com
pany's Wharf. ..
IL Observe my sign over the door.
I'm .. l. w. RAYMOND, Agent.
le ~ New York.
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
w CHARTERED BY CONGRESS-

CAPITAL. 49, 49, ----- $1,000 S2oo,UOm
This COMPANY is now prepared to receive spplica-
tons for lNSURANCEON BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDlSE, DC, at the usual CITY rates, without
ANY charge for Policy, at their Oihee, corner of
Tenth Street and Pennsy wanna Avenue, over the
Washington City Servings Bank.
. DIRECTORS.
/ WIN. F. Bayiy, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan. James +. Halliday,
WIN. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis MohuR, nj, w. Gait ..
Benz. Beall,
JAMES G.. MEG SURE, President.
. GRAFTON y. HANSON, Secretary. pl1-ly
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage. apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. Sc, Wall street,
New YORK.
BROWN, SH!PLEY 4 Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN kENNARD CO., a, Austin
FnaTs, London.
b. &. WAINWRIGHT CO. Paris.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
Tor sod silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious
stones or metals, unless bihs of ladIng ara signed
therefor and the value thereof pressed therein.
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRASG BMRNrs.
le[a b - GeSzE.
1T-Sss

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
TWO DAILY MI TR4 4HE WIS., T2 rPITrsBURG
or AFTER July LIST, !s57, TWO PAL
and al as ssd sSsf y r
THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore daily Sunday exceptedD AZ BIS
M. connecting with the Mail Train the great
as, r. NJ. the following day; al Chicago in 81 hours,
and at st. Louis an Al hours. .
THE AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves cay baltimore dalI tSundsy excepted) at s i.
THE NiGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore nv EKN NIGHT at 10 II. NJ,
connecting with Lightning Express over the Penn
s,lyana Raiy9ad lsr P5sshurg. arriving stI Pm.
a PlttsbuTg with Trans over the PiusIsrE, Fort
gayns and ChtcasO Railroad and ats Northern,
south ern and Western connections.
IL Passengers s fer Ch,caso. Rock Island: Bur-
M,dscn snd oIcr eaF Cites IN sse
Will save one hKHdTed nii,S Of tyarsi and hesrs
~ time with -four less changes of cars, 10y taking this
AZ Passengers for Cleveland, ssndusky, Toledo
quaed being IS miles shorter han any other route.
AZ Passengers for 81. Louis. Indianapolis, Ter;
Upper MISSISSIPPI make less " changes Of cars and
arrive m advance oi.ny other ronte: and 70 CIncln-
All western r. F Bassss az z CHECKED III THROUGH
'r .r' ~a'"'," ~ !" fSS THE NORTH.
The sl5 A. Nj. and 40 D. NJ. Trans connect closely
Transport, ElInira Rochester, Buffalo, Nissars Fails
and canada, thus forming the most direct railway
route To North western Pennsylvania and Western
New York. Passengers will ind this the shortest,
cheapest and most ex pedIous route 10 Niagara Fails
and Canada.
Through tickets are issued to PhIadsl phia via
Columbia and Lancaster, by al the trains, at as
each each tram having sure connections. Passen-
gers by this route avoid trested bridges and all the
Inconvenience of ferry across the Susquehanna
river.
Passengers for Hanover, Manchester. Gettysburg
Emmittsburg, Carlisle and Chambersburg go by the
Passengers To-. BEDFoRD SPRINGS leave in
trains n IS AM 10 PM, connecting with trains
over the Pennsy vania Railroad 10 Huntingdon, aud
by Broad Top RoIlTOG5 To Hopswell-thenoe by
first class coaches To Bedford. over a road unsuI-
passed by any in The country. Fare S65O.
Passengers for $50
- E yoES SPRINGS,
... CALEDONIA
WARM
DOUBLING GAP"
-.. and PAPERTOwN,
leave by trains at 8l5 A. NJ. 5 u. NJ. or 10 +. NJ.
WESTMINSTER BRANCH.
The Cars on this rOsd make bat one trip per day,
connecting with the 5 u. NJ. traln.
For THROUGH TICKETS and further Intor-
nation apply NJ the Ticket Once, Calvert station,
n. r. corner of Calvert and Franklin Streets Bari
more.
Bankable Funds only received for Fare. jyI4
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DRlVATE MEDICAL TREATISE ..
PHISIOLOG1CALV IEWO MARRIAGE.
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Seat free Of postage to ell parts Of the Union.

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fortunately, physicians treat with mercury, To the
nretrevabe destruction to the patients cOnstitu-
ton, and which all the rsapariia IN the world
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