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Fo%R tAs Hon. Secretary Of state Of Viyg13,S
EYRCuTryE
NorrcE FOR ff H2: "a RsElsroRArroN OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET in TIE

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
proved June }, 1855, to the STATE OF LOUISIANA, 10
AID IN the constructors of certain raj roads therein
lze the release from withdrawal of the lands here
inatsr described, notics hereby g,ren that all the
on each s,de Of the railroad from New OrI1 ans by
Op3louses to the STATE line Texas Situated in the
selected OF SAID grant or reEerrsd for any
purpose ,rhatsr-r and which were subject to private
impn Of sl25 Per sore, or at the gfsdusted prices
under the act ofAugust 4:h, 1854, will be restored to
private ent1, on the days and at the pl,ces rerein
after specified, At the Ordinary minimum Of 3 I25
per acre, or at the prices to which they may have
graduated at ihs date of withdrawal.
At the Land Office at NEW ORLEANS, on Monday,
the .ffth day Of March naxt-vIz:
South Of me 6ass ing, east Of the principal meridian
Townships Is and IA. of range 2,
T Town hip: ls IL. aud II Of ranges and a.
TTSwnsSSbs 3 IS + e and s, Tsnse'
Townships ~ is, II, and l8, Of range l9.
Townships Il and II, of ange ii.
Townships Is, Is, and II. of range o.
Esv1sbbS: I; "a 90 III & a.
Township II, Of range Is.
At the Land Office at OPELousAs, on Monday,
the 18th day Of March next-viz:
North of the base line ard east Of the principal me
Township 1, of ranges and2.
North Of the base line and ,cest Of the principal
Townships I, 8, and 4, of range1.
Townships |, 2, 4, and S, of range2
Townships l, 2 and s, of ranges.
South Of the base line and east Of the pTincfp7l
TidI0n.
Townships |, 2, 4, ], and:l0 of range1.
Townships 2, 8, IS, and IL, # ranges.
Townships 2, s, 4, 5, and IL, OF ranges.
Township 4, ), 6 7, II, II. and IS. of rango5
Townships 4. S, g. :, and IS OF ranges
townships ST., 80, 10, H. Is, and Il, of ranger.
Townships Q, 10, II, and IL, If range 9.
Iownships u and IS, of range 10.
Townships 10, u, II, IS, and Il. of rarge1I
Townships II. II, lS, and IA, of range u
South Of the base line and ,rcst Of the rrineirai ms
TidiGn.
TTownshhIIps IL; r. and Is s. Of ransel.
townships |, 2, I, and S. Of ranges
townships |, 8, 4. S, and 6, of ranges 4. 5, rnde
Iownshipsl !, 8, 4, a1G ), of ranges and 8.
townships /, s, and 4, of ranges.
Townships 2, s, and 4. of ranges 10 and II.
Glyen under my hand. a: the city Of Washing
Act'g Commissioner General Land Once.
NoTE.-Under the regulations of the department,
as here tOfore and ext sting. pay can be
made for advertising proclamatIons except to such
publishers as are SPECIALLY authorized to publ sh by
the Comm, missioner of the General Land Office.
ia 3-lawSw
dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP-Th
u Partnership heretofore existing beetween the
undersigned, under the hrm of La PsLKY L Thomas
ls hereby dissolved by mutual consent. All the bus
laess OF the late firm will be settled and the con
tracts thereof will be fulfilled by the undersigned
mess at the old stand, No. o6 Light street. Bait
moro, and who Is alone authorized to collect thA
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HENRY F. THOMA
Baltimore, March Il, Is59.


CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS
1t will be seen by the proceeding notice that have
purchased the entire interest of former partner,
gation Of the patronage Of onr former friends and
the public i4 general. Mr.. JOSEPH u, TABKIE, for
house Of Messrs; Norris Gregg, OF New York
CITY and for the last three years OF this house. viii
formerly. The business viii be conducted under
"a ~ = s. ~ s''' HENRv p. TH0MAsA co.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
aENsINE PREPARATION.

HELnsoLDsa ENs1NE PREPARATION
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for the Bladder.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for the Kidneys.
HELNBOID'S BUCHU for Tire Gravel.
HELMBOID'S RUCHU for Dropsy.
HELMROLD'S RUCHU for Nervousness.
HELMBOiD'S BUCHU for Loss of Memory.
KELMfOLD'S BUCHU for Dimness of Vision.
HELMB0hD'S BUCHU for Difficult Breathing.
HEIMROLDS BUCHU for Weak Nerves.
HELMBOLDS BUCiIU for General Debility.
HEIMBOLD'S BUCHu for Universal Lassitude
HELM BOLD'S BUCHU for Horror of Disease.
HEI.MBOLD'S BUCHU for Might Sweats.
EELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Wasefulness.
HEEMBOLD'S BUCHU for DryEess of the Skin.
HELMBObD'S BUCEU for Eruptions.
ELMBOLD2 BUCHU for Pain In the Back.
HELM BOLD'S BUCHU for heaviness of the Eve
lid. with Temporary Sufus.tion ard Lose OF Sight
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Mobility and Rest
lessness, with Want Of Attention. Horror Of So
HELMBOLD's BUCHU for Distractions.
HELM BOLDS RUCHU for Excessec arising from
Indiscretion. and ell Diseases of the
SEXUAL ORGAN,
Existing in either sex, from whatever csuse origi-
mated, and no matter Of
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nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-Th
~ Partnership, heretofore existing baetween the
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. All the bus,
iaess Of the late firm will be settled and the con
HenG F. Thomas, who will carry on the same bus,
mess at the Old stand No. e6 Light street. Balti
moro, and who Is alone authorized to collect the
debts and use the name Of the i'm in liquids alton.
THOIAS IA pc!
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Fcxs tee tate Hon. Jxdss Bas;sy

WASHINGTON, July IL, 1885.
| was recommended to Mr.. JnO Tobias as skillful
Oculist, and as have eyes of remarkable peculiarI
comprehend them by inspection, and some slight
measurement, and he has made me pair of Specta-
DIES that suit me admirably. A. P. BUTLER.
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NoTE.-Under the regulations of the department.
as here tOfore and now existing pay frsnt can be
made for advertising proclamatIons except to such
publishers as are SPECIALLY authorized to publish by
the Commissioner of the General Land Office
ia al
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SHEPHEK U'S, cOrner 7th and ID sts.,
who gratefully retIrns his thanks to his numerous
friends for their very liberal patronage during the
Christmas season, and begs to say he will be happy
to see them at his " esd IA rters" de q
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1873 COX pE. MeAE "A 438
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
We have on hand varied and CHI, ice stock OF
TOBACCO and CIGARS-whOesaeN ~:
and retall. Those wishing first rate Q~N
article will do wei to call. Ali ordnrs
promptly filled
IT Sauanth strsat. N q saS
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LOtK HOSPITAL.
Has Disoorered ths DIOS C,rfatn. SPEEDY, and only
E6eciRai Rsmedy ~ rhS World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET Nd FALSE DELTCACT PRETENT
APPLY IMMEIl ATELG.
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A SINGULAR FAcr.-"IIalls Jo,rnai Of
Health" which IL regarded rs the highest
medical authority in the country, says that
the greatest mortality takes place IN April
and May. The cartses are supposed to be
from diseases brought on by people impru-
IDENTITY abnlishing fires In their stoves, thrnw-
ing OF their Undertaking too soon, and the
diminished appetite incident To the change
OF weather Or course it is only those whose
system is not in sound condition who are
the victims. "Lfndseys Improved Blood
Seorcher' will 80 purify The BODY tbatit will
he proof against sudden changes of the wealth.
-er. It's great success incuring Cancer, Scrot.
ua, letter, DysPeysia. Liver complaint, and
numerous other diseases. have given it rep-
utation never attained by any medicine In
50 short time. It'll only necessary to try
n single bottle to be convinced Of it's efficacy.
sN Sfs advertisement In another column
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SHERIFE'S Sale

Dl virtue " II writ Of stnditiubi eXl'uha,
ID issued cut of the Circuit Court for Aileg, =
county, ut the suit Of Thomas Perry ngaiu.'
George Deueen, / will sell ut public gale to tn
highest bidder for cash, Mt 2 O'clock p. NJ
on Saturday, the 9Th Of July, lefe, in front OF
the National Hotel. in the city of Cumber-
and, the following property to wit:
All that parcel or tract Of land living and
heing in Allegany county, State Of Maryland.
called Stuhblefeld, resurvcyed for Nini"I
Cochran. IN the Sd day of September, 1857.
(excepting q small portion sold by Goorg.
Dcneen in his lifetime 20 s. ". Semmes.,
beginning for the outlines Of the whole A. til,
end Of twelve perches on a line drawn N, SIS
degrees L. from II bounded ehesnut oak, which
stands on the east side of Wills mountIin, ID
| about n. 81. W. 100 perches, from the begin
ming Of the original. and running thence n.
30 degrees, Z. 80 perches, :. 80 degrees, T..
t27 perches, 8. 291 W. go perches to 4 bound
ed chesuut oak. the beginning of tho original.
and with the original S. 29l W. 1853 perches.
N. So W. 1870 percnes to two bundled chesnut
oaks. n. 80 dsg. E. 2i9 perches to pine
marked with six nOtches. $. "a deg. f. AZ
pereher, N. "a deg. f. 46 perrhes to two
bounded chesnuts standing near bounded
pine, aud then by a staight line to the begin
ming. containing 245 acrcs.
also, all that part OF q tract called Amend
ment, lying and being in Allegany county
aforesaid. beginning for the same ut the end
of SIS perches on the 7th line Of the whole
tract, and running thence with the lines there
of, N. as4 Z. 100 perehes, N. 24a E. 90 perch
es, N. CO deg. W. "a pnrcbes, s. 2s3 W. 2i4
perches. then by q straight line to the begin
ming, containing more or less. and which
lands are more fully desrribed in deed from
John Brodmarker and Ellen Rrodmarker TO
George Deneen, recorded in liber A. B. No.
W. foIios 5i7 and 54s, one of the land records
of AEegany county.
Jpna Iath 186O--te.
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--snb4 . sSLp'F
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINlMEST.

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the cue.
which this article has attained. For Rheu-
matism, Salt Rheum. Burns, Bruises, Stiff
Joints, or Gails, Sprain, Pole Evil. and Swc'-
upon Horses, ii has 10 equal. No person
will be without i. who llas once tested It's val
lie. "And with reference to the general es-
timaton Of the Mustang LinimeGt, ] can
chesrlully say that no article ever performed
50 may cures in our neighhprhood as this.
L. W. SMITH, Ridgefeld Conn., S. LGiTcH.
Esq, Hyde PAX n, writes. that the horse
was considered worthless, this case was spav-
in,l but since the free uso Of the Mustang Lin
.iuent have sold him for $3.50. Your Liz
linen. is doing wonders up here" Such tes-
ti.nuuy il reaching us every day. The half
Ii not told. Every family hhould have it,
Beware Of limitations. The genuine Mustang
~ snli by all respectable dealers throughout
the world. BARNES & PARK. Prnprietors
June Tth--tn New York.
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DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA DYSrEE
STA
Hhat is III Hor curc2f


Dyspepsia is unr National Discase-weak
stomach, feeble digestion. distress after eating
custivu habit, bilious condition. How Inaul
suffer :" it'll it and its attendant symptoms oi
luw spirits, bati taste, cuated tongue, ohstu-
pied head and attacks at headache! Yet how
lew know how 10 cure ii! Generally because
the bowels arc cunstlpnto3, resort is had Ia
catslartils OF la3atives. But snch condition
WIS never cured by cathartics, whose oulN
office is to weaken the digestion, and impair
the integrity of the entire ;sssiinlatiye system
But HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
DYSPEPSIA PlLLS-a simple moderated
,,lgar pi.i-have cured hundreds Of the worst
and n,Dst obstinate cascs. This is done Sim
ply 10y improving the tone, and restoring the
integrity Of the digestive organs. from which
result. good appetite, regular habits, II c.eni
head, and bouyant spirits. Such medicine
Id Il gem, and ouly requires to DO known t"
ne appreciated.
Price, 25 cents per box. with drcctiors.-
Six boxes 81.
n. B.--A full set Of Humphreys Homeo-
pGtic Specifics Hith Book Of DiI ections, and
twenty different Remedies, in large Walls, mo-
rocco case, S.; ditto, il plain case, 81; case
Of fifteeu boxes, and book, 50.
These Remedies. ~ the single box or Gaze
are sent by mail or express, free Of charge,
tu any address OK receipt Of the price. Adj
dress Dr. +. HUMPHREYS 4 CO.,
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
For Sale by j. b. Il. Campbell Cumberland
June Is 1900 Bid.
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835lo7 i54,277
FerpfRIcK Fr4ALE SEMIyART.-The {

ERFDfkICR fkhhLG oEGISARf.- tiS u
teeutn Annual Commencement at this -four.
isliiny seat of learning will begin on 'I'Gesia.
tue 81 of July, and We have reason for say-
Jig, will be more than ordinarily interesting
'rrn the high accomplishment us the pupils.
The Frederick Female Seminary has arqulr-
td standard reputation; and it, patronage
10 not dependent upon fashionable capri e.
conventional fostering or sectarian prejudice;
but It's claims to popular favor and support
are firmly based upon the intellectual acqu'r-
meii's pi its pupils, each Of whom is living
testimony to the energy. care and watchtul.
ness Gifts worthy President, Hiram Wnches-
Ter Esq, aud the Zeal, talents and compe.
sehc, I'll the Professors and Ius,ru, tprs, VIII,
compose its Faculty. The Institution was
/ uuLrl b, the State IT Maryland, aud throgl
the liberal pr ision made for its support
sp,ci,s az 81 CANT ediices, adapted to tn,
requirements a, the age and furnished with
all tue modern conveniences for bathing gym
uastics recreation. study. airy sleeping apart
mcrt.. &C., have been erected, which are no,
sur,asse,i. il eqnalled, by any similar ins,itu-
.iu,, In tie land. To enumerate its many ad
Marriages a.eus work of supererogatinn, fnr
sl,y ARE we'll known and justly appreciated
Tie l.n alits itself il not the least OF thrse.-
TIE salubrity M.Frederiek, the beauty and
SURPRISING fertility of i.s surrounding coun-
tr, its pure mountain water, Moral aud re.
e ell 20, ulaton. and facility ct access and
communication 10y railroad aud telegraph Ia
all prominent places In the Union, a.,mlra'
blv quality it 40 a choice site for Female
SrH.it AIRY. 80
TIE friends Of the estabhshnent, st hor,t
ard abroad. my rest ASSURED. that the schoo
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lNPECTlNE,
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure OF Fcger and Ague
and Bilious ferers. This wonderful remedy was
brought to the knowledge Of the present pr"pr
.turs by u t,ieud VINO has been great raw Ter
10 Persla and the Holy Land.
Whils going iownthe river Euphratrs, he ex-
peri.nced II sepe,s attack of Fever and Ague.-
! men took from his person an Amulet, saying,
Wear this ana ferer trIH touch yot." al
though incredulous as to its virtues; be CON.
piled, and experienced Immediate relief, and
nas siuce xlways found it an ettectual protection
.rvru all malarous complaints.
On further investixation he found that the
ntmen attribcied to it mirncHloas powers. and
said that it could Oily te Uht"iaed from the
Prigsts Of the Sun. Sometime afterwAr L., the
ger tlemGn in eonyereihg with a Priest obtained
from him the secret of its preparation, and Ms
r.rtained where the medicinal herbs were found,
Of which It was compounded. The wonderful
virtues OF this article have induced full belief
in tho mind, of the natives i'll the DiIacuiUu
h "a ing poasrs oitheu Priests.
since his return TO Ainerieh, 1t Las been tried
| with tho Enppiest effect by several Ladies mud
gentlemen OF high character, wEU have Etveu IL
he iaust unqualified prase. This remedy hav
ing been !, specific in Persia for hundreds OF
years, for the prevention and cure ol Fever and
agur and Bilious Feyers--is now offered to the
American people.
1t will be E. Mt by mail, prepaid, with full di-
rertOn- for use, on receipt of 81.
Principal Depot aud Mandatory, tss Main
street. Richmond, Va Branch Office. Bank Of
Commerce nlng, New York. diress
jane -, Coy, JOHN WILCOX co.
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a correspondent Of one of our exchan ges
under date of the 10th lust, speaking of the
rnrecegsa-y extravaganza in the cost of the
C,uitol extension, &C., says The original es-
inmates for the Capitol extension were So
s75 600; by some means or other, either BY
A departure from the original plans and de-
signs, or by unnecessary extravaganza, or
so,ne other cause, the expenditures have al
ready reach nearly five millions aud Il half
An examination Of items will exhibit
some startling facts. By the original con-
tracts the windows were to cost ss25 each
they have actually cost 1925 Each ''nnr
was estimated, originally, at Sl9.5 they
have cost in fact. $3.50 The marble work
| IF each window was contracted for at S260-
it has cost actually $ll4O. A 81. gle trout
| door has cost @4.O7s. A bronze door S14,-
416. The model alone for a petiment of the
north wing $4,000, and the whole cost OF u
single pcdimeut will be about $50 O00.-
Two doors with their figures cost S35, o00.-
And marble has been brought from the quar-
ries of Ita!y. while the American quarrcs
can ftirnisl, an endless abundance of the nl''si
durable ant, beautiful kind. These are mere
examples.
And 40 TO the Post Office extension, there
certainly has been something far grayer than
mere waste Of the public money by the arch
!tect.
1.-THE estimate made for the Post Office ex
tension was $685. For this sum or near
", two responsible firms, Messrs. Provost
and Winter, and Berry aud Mohun. offere ]
to do the entire work. within a stipulated
period. Tho bid of the former wss for SG47, :
600; that of tho latter z675 COG. But ttrs"
bids were no: accepted, it being supposed
that, under the management of Capt. Meigs.
the work could he more economically done.
than in the hands Of contractors. And yet
up 10 this time It has cost cunsideral 10 oven
million -S403:0G0 more, at least, than tw
Responsible contractors would have done the
work for-snd the work is yet unfinished. 1t
will require, probably, soine $500 900 more
t. complete IT,
Besides, the plan rs originally designe
was approved by committees of both II 'u1,s
OF Congress, aud the law contemplated IL"
change Of the original plan. Nevertheless,
either Ivy change Of the original plans. or by
some other means, the cost Of Pust-otli,e ex
t lis OH has heen doubled These are grave
ma :era and Suggest grave inquiry.
1T is mont strange, indeed, that while con-
sress is ordering 40 many Investigations, it
has not prohed this matter of extraofdinar!
expenditure Of the peoples money. 1t lie to
lie hoped that it will yc! be done"
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To the Creditors
UF THE
MIN ERAL BAN K

I'ilE Trustees c! the Mineral Bank notify the
l creditors thata thirI diyid N has been de-
clared, of 49, per cent. on the claims OF SAID
tank, filed with the Trustees prior to 2ith May
1860, which will he payable ;r4d utter Thurs
LAY. 9th July, 1850.
The holders of certificates filed after u 1T ort0
br 1858 t" 24,h May iSG1, an numbered frou,
81 ~ TO 1878, both inclusive. will receive both
tho di lands OF 27i per cent here toiore declared
and ly4 per cent now declared.
Thnse who flo after the oath May 1860. will
bs entitled to dividend of rs per cent only, and
to u distributive share of the assets Of the Bank
hereaff r to be collected, when another dividend
is declared.
Creditors residing a distance can have their
dividends collected through Adams Cos. Elk
press. or the Cumberland Bank of Allegheny
by sending their ertfeatss, with II separate or
der auth orizing the Express Co.. or the Cashier
of the Cumberland Bank to receive and receipt
for them. The certificates must Lot be sent to
the Trustees, under the expectation that they
will remit dividends bv mail.
JOHN BEALL,
GEORGE A. PEARRE,
June 20, I860--3t. Trustees.
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Weather. 1850.

NOON saint
ruua-nay llit.-Mrsning cool Afternoon
warln and cloudy. Evening" heavy rsin.
Fs!pAY 22,i.-Morrlirg eIoady. Afternoon
same. Night qnite cold.
SATURDAY 23i-Clear and pleasant
UtapAy 24tA.--Clear, bright au! besu!iiu'
day.
MuNpAY 25h-Same as yesterday.
l'uEspAY 26th.--Warm anil smoky.
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MEYERS Miraculous VermiL Destroyer.
has cleared the New York Police Station
House oil Vermin wherever used. Read the
following
Nep York. July 10th 1853.
SIR: Upon the reception of your remedy
for the destruction Of Verlnin, Mice, &c.
caused its application in some of the Station
Houses, aud take pleasure in communicating
To you that it proved perfectly successful III
DISCRIMINATING the anuoyances l cheerful,
eigu remedy, when infested by these truble-
some in.rudsrs.
F.A. TALMADGE.
Superintendent Of Police
Sole Agents A. B. & D. SANDS. Whole
sale Druggists 100 Fulton Street New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally.
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Dr. Wlstar's Ba.sam Of wild Cherry.

UT. WlSCGF 0d,Sam OI w llu tucIIy.
DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
DR.. " istars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
DR.. Wistars Bslsom of Wild cherry.
Tue Great Remedy,
The Great Remedy,
The Great Remedy,
Coughs, Colds, Group, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
Coughs, { olds, Group, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
Uoupbs. Colds Group, Sore Throat, Hoarscness
w i 8 RS a | sa IN
w istar's b a | 8 II m
W ista re- B sa m
positively cure3
positively cures
positively cure3
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Qninsey
Brauchits, Whooping Cough, AsthuEa, Quinsey,
Bronchitis, y honpin.: Cough, Asthma Quinse,
Speedily cures
SIP edilv cures
Speedily cures
All affections of the Throat, Lungs and Chest.
A II affections OF the Throat, Lungs and { hest,
All affections OF the Throat, Lungs aud Chest.
w st re b II | s Il M
w ist ars Il IN
" istar's b Al | IN
has, and will cure
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption.
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption.
Consumption, Consumption. Consutuntion
CAssviLLE. Ga, Feb. 20, 1858.
MEssRs SETH ". FowLE & Co, Boston, Mass.
GemHem,a:-A the request of your Travel
ing Agent, give you statement OF ray xre-
renrr in the use Of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. I have been using il Tor Two years il
NV tin,ly Tor tods and Coughs aud ha,t
'onnd it The most elFcacious remedy lhHt have
eyer tried.
For Coughs and Colds in children know i,
to be gu excelIen; medium.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN II. RICE.
The history Of the B,lsa,u proves i, to he one
OF Natures hes, gifts to man.
The only genuine ia prepared by SETH W.
FOWLE & 90, Boston, and l. ears their print
I'd name ON the WRAPPER, ,ss " ell as the wrtte!i
signature Of l. BUT'.S, and is for sale in C,ty
nud Country, by Druggists, d. alers in Medi-
clue, and Agents,
Everynh here. Everywhere. EvGry where,
Everywhere. Everywhere,
Everywhere.
Prepared by s. ". FOWL & Co., BosTcs
and for sale by.
J.B II. CAMPBELL and IIEALEY & SllRl.
YER. Cumberland.
Dr. HENRY G STEW ARD. Frostburg.
HENRY NILSSON, Wesrernport.
And hv dealers EVERY where.
June I. 1860 1t
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The following id rample Of the numer-
Gus letters constantly receiving for Hustet-
tors Stomach Bi.ters:
CAEAHpAGuA. July Is. 1859.
Nesrs. Mostetters G Smith, Pittsburgh,
Pa. :-Gents-As We are strangers, | here
with enclose you twenty-eieht dollars fer
four dozen Hos.eiters Stomach Bitters, which
please forward via Michigan Southern Rail-
road, Toledo, Ohio, and Clayton Station. !
have purchased several dozen bottles at Tnl-
edo this Summer, but tile sale is on tile ill.,
'resse 81 much that wish to open direct
trade wish you. WAS induced TO try your
Bitters by my physician. Tor the LAYER Com
plaiut, and received such material aid that !
have recommended it Ia others and have SOLD
about two dozen per week for some time. |
have all kinds of medicine in my store, hut
there is hone that can 81 cheerfully and
truthfnlIy recommend al your Biuefs for |
know they have helped me beyond my ex
peetation. Yours respectfully.
PHiI.O WILSON.