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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL The PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHysiC,

are composed that disease within the range OF thcir
action can rarely withstand eyade them. Their pen
Grating properties search and cleanse, ard inviCorate
every portion Of the human organism. correcting its
diseased action, and restoring its healthy yitalties As
consequence Of these properties the invalid who IS
to find his health energy restored BY remedy At
once simple and inviting.
Not only do they the everyday complaints Of
every BODY, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases The agent below named is pleased furnish
gratis nv American Almanac. containing certificates
OF their and directions for their the follow
ing complaints CoSt5rrrcss Heartburn. HeddFc9e,
arising from GIsorere2 stomach. Nausea IatGestIou
pafr IN and Morbid Tnactio othe Bolcc F2af,cc,
Loss Of fppetite Ja,1dJce, and other kindred COM
plants arising from low of the body obs-ruc
on Of its functions They are an excellent Alternative
FIR the renovation of the blood and the restoration Of
and strength the system dehItated BY disease
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For Escnf.

yNHE seconl st,ry Joseph ickjnSou's Pump
L Factory i for roH,-sjze - by IS. If desired
il be d. idod ~ two rooms For further infor-
nation enquire on the premises.
mn 18th 80. qtr
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Don't Look at This.
Boot & Shoe Making & Repairing

TIE has J. Durain's Shoe shop.
the Meridith House, aud nevtng
Ia his employ good workmen is prepared to
m order all OF Boots and shoes and
Meu, " and Children, the shortest
n a aud Customers
from country calling in the morning may general
hav rr mending take home with them lie has been
Shoe member for than so and Shoe
and Boot make than is years.
some Fine and Boots hand. Leather, Grocer
les Dry Goods Conntry produce ken part
ment cash viii he refused All work warrant
"A W.ll done.
good Jour VII recommended OF good, moral
and b4bts, steady ernpioyn other
arYiy-
have loaned 10 some one Book continuing the
extract. or advises Of London Yearly Meet
ing for years The will confer favor
by returning l. immsd teiy-
ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond. no a. 1853.
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series OF evening meetings. special, Tor thr
PROMOTION Of more .er RAJ state ct 'i-innS
interest will cuInmrn'e At the !.G1t n La hea "a
thirch Of this cily, 81 Sahhnth, tIe , h list.
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Commissioner Sale.

10y virtue by the Wayne Court Of Com
Pleas il certain case for Partition, OF Jacob
Wolf Julis WsSt ct as At the July >
Court will. Commissioner. Saturday che
a5th day Dec, offer expose puDic safe,
the following described real estate, wiz
Lot W Eve in Block No two a. Lot No e, in
three ~. Lot No ID IN Block No. -, Lot
n Block thirteen ~. Lots No ~,
and % Blvck 20 nineteen ia and Lots No t-
ia Book No twelve az All % sail LIFTS
being in Wits Addition the - HaCerstnsn
Way e County. Indiana. TIE of sale being
third purchase money cash in hand. thrd IN
rrnsiuin- third in cigfreen months.
sale. the purchasers to give
relief valuation appraiser ent Laws
with interest from the day Of
aud TO De secured by the atd real
n B. KNoDE, Conn,
Dec ? 1858. 5i4<
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A ER7S
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Asue, Re.
Hhi.sS--- Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb Aguc,
Pcriodicai ue"o~-.~ or Bilious Head
ache, and Bilious Fcvers, Inu~-. Cor the
whole class of diseases originating in bIi.
larry derangement, caused by the Malaria
of miasmatic countries.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
ERIsHsE q .isO..N.

VoUED respectfully inform the citzeus Of Richmond
v aud vicinity that they have opened shop North
ii sth street Main where -y prepared 70 all all
riders Tor House AMI Painting. Draining. ding
ronxns. ,ztng. Parer Ian sng, and nything else in
heir line Of hIslness
Feb lftf
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Floral Hall Farm.
Me- NORTH Of Hamilton, Butter Co.

NIes .Niorth n Hamilton, BHafr Co, q
timA+r good House reoEzs. ctsfera. sprinS afase.
soc1shef springs. apple trees II
rs-4cA aro1El the hoGss, set
sikh pears aVpl-s. peaches. plans. cherry. qainess, april
a K sac forest the hcase-
2 choice hash=s in fall bearing large nun
bsr 81 strawberries. = acre 81 rasp
berries lass spEtas zo1 aqiins peach
in sooe current 10 $50
choice. 400 early Nay cherries. $50 qnuces. -
cherries several hundred do, win iA-e-
ap~tes FGjuces. se = c. consttatuS
}ytn-
81 Haa snI Day Railroads. ani
al n3uing f aud IIAn- Pike.
gar further particular, ealrire Of
I. DENNIS.
Real Estste A. gent
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Turnpike Election.

fINiERE viii he election hell city of r ,ch
m"nt. on SATURDAY the ~'h dly Of Ianu Try ncx'
ter the purpose ciecting Boa nf Directors lar
the Richiu nd ami Lick Creek Turn like Company 1
serve Tor the comm: year.
DAVID SCARCE. Pre<'t
Fec Is ISIS SOW
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JOE " T a GE EN-,
FANCY
Stencil Cutter & Pattern Maker.

nOoR BELLS hung order short notice.
y Weights and PpIH-s for e!asiog doors pat up in
,c;entiic o.dcr All kinds Of saws dressed they
should be- Machines FIR all kinds OF Inventions
got M raasona b'" term.
- Room No. 8, Broad Axe BuilIing. End hpor
Jan ], 1893 3ly
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FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
f5SH snbsrber would respectfully inform rhe c,ti-
L Of Richmond ami yi-iniry that he l. nov
prepared 10 furnish best Family Flour
BOTH CORN AND MEAL,
Bran, Shorts. HiiiliaCs Corn AMI Cob Crushed ard
Oats tiroand. ra-kei heat. Backsheat aud Ora
ban !oar delivered 10 any psrt Of the city free Of
charge.
! Cash for Corn. Oats. Barley, Rye and Buck
wheat. J RINDGE,
Corner Sth and Man street, Richmond
Dee. =, I55>. 5tf
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House Painting.

THE citizens Of Rshnani AMI vicinity respect
fully iu'o rnei that tae undersigned Is prepares
OF do all kinds Of
HOUSE PAINTING AND GLAZING
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IN connection with of the lest general stcks II
Il Dry Goods, 10 be fguad in the city have very
desirable stock Of Cloths Cazsimer-= Sattns,ts
iags &c, and prepared TO make up 70 order any
thing in III. way Of 81 boys wear with neatness
and despatch.
PLAIN or FRIENDS CLOTHING we'll Fash
ionable Garment. pat up and warranted u be isfac
tory sale. a call l. solicited
THDDEU5 WRIGHT.
Sept. t. 1853. soft
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1--WE HUNDRED Cuts Of BsrYesi's Superior Ply
L ys-d. long reel, also. few pal. OF his best AL
W ool Blankets, Fer Sale 1t
STRATTASS CORNER
Dec. 10, 1855. III
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Wall Paper and Window Shades.

We also keep ali kinds of Wall Paper, which we vii
sell = very low price. and pa. IL the walls ia
manner surpassed by any Having had cBnsid.r.-
BE e.psrienee in hanging in the city PhIz-
deIpha confident that give entire sasis-
faction both in price ard work Give call Small
profits sai quick returns il the No l. All
goods delivered Of charge in any part the city
- shop corner Of Pearl and Froat ssr~~ss; ware
roo-rs No. I Main street.
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WAYNE Co Premium Farm for Sale

WILL sell bargain the celebrated Marphey Farm.
N aIjoining The o Milton. lad 49, acres
Of unsurpAssel Iaad large modern brick good
buildings Gns fruit AMI acknowiei ged
the most desirable farms "a Eastern indiana.
Terms reasonable. w r. DENNIS.
june ISIS ReAl Estate
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WAYNE COUNTY
INDUSTRIAL. ACADEMY,
NOW N Successful OPERATION.

NOW IN sICCE>>ft 4 cfEhA Hun
TIE Agricultural and csp.rt@snt % this
Academic and Classical DeTsruaent Ia hehHohd "aync
tescb @ y the sciences Ia, their practical
ze4Ioasly to maintain TIE asssErTABits7T and
DIGNITY OFLABOR
l. the grieu,tqral Department rEseoro. n addition
the Sciences thorough Instruction sill Re given N Hor
There connection ~ith that department.
and sta tents who may *sh - take Fetca lessons IN
thereby raging portion or al 2ftA-r board
and sGiticn will have every means o. Going -
r-tn,ar lectures viii be I~iivere upo Mechanical Philo-
s9rhy Architecture and the FINE Arts An Eyenng school
viii Re op-nei for the special benefit OF the Industrial
Young wishing pay their board in houework.
san ave situations procured mem IN hleLaani IA Ali
hes where iahor is respected and an ones ndspertenee
sIs q NJ $500 Is MS resrsct Tastss bT
emently tae location FOR industrial College
Hilshoro, the location Of the Agricultural Department
Farmers and others wishing their
Ant daughters entirely out of te sif 4 city frpta
e;oa. viii do well send them there
iils sOro he had at from 81 5 to - o.
per week
TERMs:
P-s.-a,ery DsPrn' - SO Assasls DePar!,n' - @
Drawing. Painting German and French. ezra.
One Term Drswin. free 10 Students remaining year
Lectures TO Students No deduction except
Of pratrActel sickH"ss
BOARD OF LECTUR RS:
R b., a ! g na'tsr, Ir s :, Il ;u,,
hon, D Z Holloway, lion Ion. J5hn I,rsan
Rev, J F, Smith, Hon .. I Mor'on.
" T Dennis, DR.. T.. e ':su sh,on,
Judge Perry.
BOARD OF VISITORS:
Dr.. o Bear, solomon Goruey
Edward startuek.jr. William Kemp,
joseph Moods. Payne.
JOSEPH A Commons. Lynde.
Walter Carpenter. Wm II Swain,
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in the approved style. Having pcrna nenty To-
Gated himself n Eichmr I'D ard intending devote
his entire business orders left the Pal
Iadiu1n cficc OF he store IF eed Leeds. will re-
ceiye prompt attention.
Nm. II HARRIS
Dec Is, 1853 3Gln
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TILE LIVER iNVIGORATOR
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD.
Compounded entirely from GUMS,

- ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIyE AND LIVER ME
milder and eFeetnai than any other
lis only Grfbar but Licer remedy.
1cn the Lrsr eject is morbid matter. then
aach auI bowels carry OF that matter. thus
tomr shtn two "a poses withou any OF the
Tsthagti 1t strengthens the sstem AZ the time
will strengthen and tuid At mp with unusal raPtity
The Liver is one Of the % principal REGULATORS ofthe
sslI, the powers Us -, fully developed
Tile sf5st.L is almost - tirely dependent th-
+ Is, funsto"s when z onseh Is at fault the
owtis at fault, and III whole system suffers in
-,r sequence o ~, -theIiVer-having ccas
4 to do lis duty For the disease 81 that organ one
u the r'orrietors NJ made it his study in prac
Of more than trerp - years 70 find some renely
yhersHith TO counter Ct the many arrangements to
r. Prov ~ IL raurd, any per
san trouhIel iti s.iSci -, Complaint, in any
has sut TO try "" - tie and conviction is
These Gums rcr ov- All morbid or bad matter from
he supply in m their pae healthy how
isest retl purity the blood. giving tone
nd heatth to the "ho,e machinery. removing tn
BIti.ous attacks are cured, and, what
better. prevent ed, ~ the occasions! use
One lose after eating j. sufficient TO relieve the stom
the food rising z
~ .le "ose ma" - IN .~~e retiring, )
.a..Iy one dose taken at night. Ioosens the bowels
one dose meal will by -
,cp>ia.
one l,tt!e taken Tor fe - male obstruction removes
h, cause of the decease q and makes perfect cure
Only one dose irmedia tely relieves & n
peatei is a 70
rboiera .IorbusapI preventative OF <llOi
Only bottle Is nee lei to thu W out Of m
.ysteu, the elects nvI q ciHes a
bottle en- lei = ! Vt NDIIE removes al
,tlfowress OF unnatural - color from the skin
pfte sh ri ~ time before eating give
igor % the appetite, and makes food digest we'll
one dase II en- rrppat~d n CHRDNI2 JAR
y Il : frrsu< while Summer
yirid almost to the first dose
~ loses - ATTACKS usei by ~ ,
child -rt- there j.. sf,r, speed Ie
eHtstx IN The ~ orb a. - a-=r.y
y , few bottles cores DrOpsy, by exciting tn
Ih<orhartS. -
We take pleasure ~ ending this med in
a. \ I,rev-r,tattve for re and Ague. 4 d /
fexcr,aud ali II a BILIOUS TYPE.
ap-rat~s vi certainly. aud thousands willlB
~ raSt4fy
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TIE AGRICULTURAL teraratory department 81 this
Institution located s1d the Mech anloal
Academic and Classical Eichnond. Wayne
County Indiana The ieet Of this academy viii he TO
teach . only hut their pTactfcal Eses and
- -..- u. --s- Is ElELlE AID
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NJ WORTH. Superintendent
MISS C ROGERS. Female Principal
). II CRUMB. A n. Male Principal.
d =, HOLLOWAY. General Agent.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs. Colds. Influenza, Hoar>eness. Group
Bronchitis. incipient Consumption. and for
the relief of Consumptive Patients in ad.
yanced stages of the disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and numerous
are the cases OF its cures that almost every section of
country ahouuds in persons publicly known. who have
been restored from alarming ard desperate dis
eases Of the lungs bv It's When tired Its
superiority every other medicine of its kind Is TOO
apnarent escape observation. snd where It's virtues
are known. the public longer hesitate what andote
pIoy for the distressing and dangerous affections
Of the pulmonary organs that incident to our
climate. While inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded this has
gained friends BY every trial conferred benefits the
afflicted they forget and produced too
numerous and remarkable to be forgotten
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DIGNITY OFLABOR.
T E R N s:

Preparatory DeP-r'nt. - 50 Academic Deparnt. g %
Grammar so Classical
HraWiug Painting German and French.
One Term Dr'Sn free Students remaining year
Lectures Students. No deduction except
NJ Tr3f rt.F ,frk
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We do not intend TO argue the propriety or
necessity of free schools. None but Slavery
fanatic would decry them. He decries them
because he has sense enough to perceive that
their abolition is the first step towards making
slaves of the GREASY MECHANIC AND
FILTHY OPERATIVE"
What is the position of the Tennessee De
mocracy upon this subject of free schools
We have seen no positive expression. This we
have seen, though. We have seen them OPP
posing the recharter Of the Union and Planters
Banks.
What have these banks done for the common
schools of Tennessee? During the period for
which they are chartered, they will have con
tributed six hundred thousand dollars to the
common schools of Tennessee. This sum has,
at the ordinary rates, been sufficient to afford
the blessings of education to thirty thousand
poor children
Poor men of Tennessee, will you vote against
these banks Will you vote to inhct injury
upon the free-school system2 VIII you vote to
make slaves of your children?
Ponder these things before you vote for man
who has proclaimed his hostility against these
banks, before you vote for party whose papers
have denounced FREE SCHOOLS"
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the Purposes Of Family Pbvsie.

are so composed that disease within & range ofthersc
uOn can rarely Withstand or evade them Their ns--
uaung properties search, and cleanse and luyr0-sl
every portion of the hnmaH Organism correcting ls ls
eased acuOn and restoring its headhy vaalI I5s A.
consequence OF these properties The invalid VINO 50ws
down with pain physical debility Is aston .hed 90 f.
his health or energy restored by remedy d, once
pie and inviting
Not only DO they cure the everyday Complains O.
every body but als0 many formidable and Jaugews
diseases. The agent below named Is pleased To tlHS
gratis my American Almanac, containing c,r, lca-s
iheiT cures and directions for their ia The luJV
complaints: COSfirsHsSS, Heartburn Hsa91eir dHei
from D5SOrdered St0Dlach Nausea HdgsiOa ram s s
Morbid LGctiOn OF he BoU,l,, FiaueHfy Lo,s G SJ-
JdHnd'ee, aud othef kindred complains, ARISING iron
low state Of the body or obstruction Of s fuct,> 90
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and The restoration of tone ard strength 10 The stem
bItated by disease.
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FOR The CHILDREN
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I'VE say emphaucallY, that the Lias Pilgrim is the
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new volume will begin with the number for January
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Also, beautiful Italian sJory, called
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hous Headache, and Bilious Fevcrs, indeed for o..
whole class Of Diseases originating in hillary Dsra-s
meni caused by the Malaria Of Masmauc C0umus,
MO one remedy Is louder called for BY the nrcsr3
~ OF the American people than and safe cure III,
Fever ana Agu". such we are NOW enabled 10 urr "a
perfect certainty that II will eradicate the disease an.
rom us use IN any quantity.
That which protects from prevents this disori-rnus
be OF immense service Ia the communities where % M
walls PTeCeHtiOH IS better than cure for The n.ri
capes the risk which he must run In vtoifur a-e.. n
this b0etul dlstemptr THIS Cure eYpr- The u 4r.
poison OF Fever and Agus rom the STEM Rrd rr.v-
the development oi the d-eHs " taken ON The hrs r
prOhch OF It's prcmOuituIy symptoms ID De- moi Dr d..
best remedy VET discovered tor I'M. class of
plalnls bat also the Cheapest The large gUauur al.
supply for dollar brings b. WI ban the reach Of even
body aud an bilious DISTRICTS where I,y,t a.d A..
prevails, every bGCy -huud have % and
for cure and pTntrcuOH u IS hoped fll. price VIII n
Il within the reach OF ailthr poor well as The fcr
great superiority of tins Remedy over 300, u ever .
covered for The speedy and certain cure OF iuemira
IS, mat contains no QulHlne mIutI sI ruusC, uru
produces no quusm OF other injurious effects wnsfvsr
upon the constitution Those cured b} % are len i,
healthy as If they had never had the disease.
Fever ana Ague Is not Hlore the Consequence Of he
mlasmauc poison. great variety 90 disorders gt,
from ITS Irritation, among which are Neuralgia Rhcur
usIn, GOu., Headache. Blindness, ToOJHagur, E4Taet
CaiarTh, Asthma, PapItatIOn. Painful Affection 90 I'd.
spleen lily siercs, Pam IN the Bowel, Cole P.Tii
ana Dcrahgtnieht OF The stomach, SIT OF Which Wa
Ougnauug IN this cause, pat the intermittent o. gt n
become periodical. This Cure eXpcls the poison r
she blood and consequently cures Ih,m ali tat H,
an invaluable proifcuoh 10 emigTaus aud persons ls,
cling or temporarily residing Ia the UHiuuuu> jlrss
lttaken occasionally or daily while expose % Ie F.
uOn that will be eXcretcd tom jhr system sud car
accumulate IN suthcIeH quantity 10 upyu iLu disease
Hence II i even more valuable for project on Ihan ,s
AID few will ever suffer from h,InhuCuts, % iBry sy
themselves Of the protection this Remedy affords
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NOW Is THE TINE TO CIRCUL47
DOCUMENTS.

T'HE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION or VA,
Il lNGION are having prepared ami pub I.ss.
series of Political Tracts, under the supervise. r..
II Is earnestly hoped the friends Of The RepubIics
will take immediate steps 10 have put in general ci
ton. '"cal
They are furnished the cheap rate OF IS RENT,
hundred copies, free of postage. ~
The following Tracts have alre ady been pubIsl.4
Tract No. 1. HOW WE ARE GOVERNED Ri.
expose of the Frauds aud Expenditures OF he 49,.
Administration for parry purposes.
Tract No. ? LANDS FOR THE LANDI Fsx D..
complete analysis Of the votes on the Hszg.,,,g p
Tract No. 3 THE ATTITUDE OF NATIONAL ~,
TIES IN RESPECT TO PACIFIC RAIpn'n"'
Tract No. 4. THE SLAVE TRADE.-showipg,. d..
proceedings and debates during he sst sess., i, -
late Congress indicate most marked detsr.,,,,..
moral sentiment al the South ia respect 10 The A.
slave trade, and fearfully oninous OF The r..
proach Of the time when, az any rate in the Chris
that hitherto universally TepIobsted tls.fc vy.r
heartily sus tanned is The lnsuutIou Of slave.
In the German Language.
Tract No. =. LANDS FOR THE LANbLFss o..
81 so per hundred copies. '"'
All orders should be addressed 10
LEWIS CLEPHANE
Secretary National Republican As.or.s..--
Washington ID &,
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j. BAUMGARrEN.
499 ScceHh ST., opposite odd FeHotrs Hail.
WASHINGTON d q

LNNGRAVER AND DESIGNER N GE\tg,.
H Inventor and Manufacture OF the New, irgr q
Seal Presses MHtch-Casr EugrJyrr, Wood E.'.. i,
Music Puncher, Stencil Gutter, Copper plate Tnar.-r
and LithOgrpher, IS prepared 10 ex,cutc Enrrsv.s a.
any metal-On gold, silver, brass copper slrri &C. "a
manner as WOrkmanlIke by any other Estat ,aT4-,
IN the United States The subscriber feels couGtsr IN,
all orders inirusled 10 ham will give perfect sal,,ao
or 40 charges made
cSal Presses, Official Hand aud Block Seals W8r.
case Engraver, Wood EHgr8ver, Music Puucher S,r.-
Culier. COpnernIate EnREaver. LilhnRrAnhrr A. n.
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CURTIS & POST.

baltimore, Md, COmmis sion Merchants, for the
I'D sale Of Country Produce and Merchandise generally
and Wholesale Dealers in Cheese and Fish Of all kinds
VIZ: Mackerel, salmon, Shad Herring, Goldfish, SC lin
the various sized packages, from to thousand
barrels. Orders respectfully solicited, which will be
hled at lowest market rates, and TO satisfaction
quality. We will be pleased TO refer to of many
Western friends and patrons, application by letter
Otherwise. COnsIgnmrns OF Western Cheese also solicit
ed Warehouses, 43 South street and Al Pratt