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REPRESENTATION,
AZ LOST A WIFE BY IT."

.-H H#tH"
New Year Day returned home from
Southern tour, and was sitting in ny
room in the evening, writing 10 some Of
|my friends, when she cousin of mine
came in and laid small bundle on my
table 1t was slice of wedding cake,
done up very neatly in gold edged paper.
'Ah,' said I, what have we hereP
Wedding cake said coz. a
Wedding cakc,' said l I;'a generous
Slice truly Who of my friends have
been foolish enough to commit matrimo-
yiand when did this melancholy affair
h'ppenY u.
Christmas Eve, returned coz. The
| ard that came with the cake will answer
your first question and giving me an
rch smile as she pointed to the card, LETT
Ihe room.
Indeed, my old chum marlied?' said
TO my self, as took up the card and
read Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams Ba,
ha. who'd have thought George would
have committed such an act Mr.. and
Ms. George Adams! ha, ha, really, | should
like TO SEQ the fellow, just to bore him a
bit. But who is this lady2 1t can't be
Miss ----, nor Miss -; they were
no fayortes of his. Let me think conr
'nued ], taking out my pencil and puts
ting on bit ofpaper the names OF our fes
male acquairtauces. | went on with :
There's Ellen Rice can't be her Jane
Green--nor her Mary Willis--nor her,
until had written down The names ol
about twenty girls without satisfying my
'elfas to the right one. So, then, Adj
ANS is really married ? said l to myself
fell truly rejoiced that it was SO, and
could not help thinking how comfortable
HVould be 10. drop in OF an evening with
my lady for | had then serious notions
O'getting morricd-as you shall hear by
nd'by-and having socialtimes. plan
ned out how we would spend our even
ngs together in pleasant intercourse.
deiermined that his lady and my lad,
should be The best of friends; and Mrs
Adams as sister to me, and my wife as
'aer 10 him. In fact, such a picture Q
domestic happiness did l draw up
q" bright and glowing with all tina
sdelighlful did the future seem in maj
ned staie--that ! threw my paper on
way my pen another, jumped up, an
Prepared for a visit to Maria Bailey, {
SAOm meant to cffer myself that yer
mght, and get married as soon as th
nN2nd the minister would let US. Hay
neput on clean dicbey-it was a col
agnl, and was in hurry-1 sallie
O''a 10 visit my intended. Mario live
"'he north end of town with her moth
H'awidow lady. While on the way
Aehouse, will make the reader lit
.cqaa nted with Maria, and the relatic
%Ah'ch | stood to her. / viii not prai
a't oeauty-although as beautiful ere
~s @eye ever nssteS on neither will
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-27
WE WANT NO WAR.


deae Editors % "e I'VE" forS ESpress'
The following hnes seem 10 me very appiicaoio
y the present crisis soma them 10 you ior
Gcaion, hsyou 'n'hh proper w.
TRUE FREEDOM, AND HOW TO GAIN 1T.
by CHARLES MAcKAY.
We want no flag, no Haunting rag,
Ma want no blaze of murderous guns,
To struggle for the right tr.
our speers and swords are printed words,
The mind our battle-plain
We've won such victories heretofore,
And 80 pe shall again.
Webave no triumphs sprung sf ioreej
'Tis not in blood that Liberty rrf-f..
Inscribes her civil laws; .. ~
She writes them on the peoples heart, a
In language clear aud plain .s
True thoughts have moved the world before,
And so they shat again. ZOO.
Tt.t
We yield 10 none IN earnest A0'e f.s tr.r
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-27

pss- Liberal dealing is better than aims
giving, for il tends to prevent .pauperism'
which is better than to relieve it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-27

ga~A man may be called povert}
stricken when he is knocked down By
hsSar
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-27

ssy-why is the letter 80" the most
charitable letter in the alphabet" Be.
cause it is found oftener than any other
letter in ''doing good"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-27

n0ron ell occasions have in prospect
tne end Of life and future state.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-27

Ear ISLANDERS issuing from beautiful
lips, are like spiders crawling from the
heart o! arose.
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parUpon the marriage ola Miss Wheat
of Va, an editor hoped that her path
might be Aowery ard that she might new
er be thrashed by her husband.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-27

nara man once applied to be shipped
before the mast.
Are you an able seaman or greenland 2
asked the captain.
why no, not an able seaman nor a
green hand. have some knowlede of the
water
Ever been on voyage?
NO.
We'll, what then do you know about
the scar
sWhy, have tended saw millv
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-27

Reader the moral: Ifyou are in love
90 instantly and offer yourself. Learn
from this the danger of procrastination.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-27

par'what do you call this| said
Jones tapping his breakfast lightly with
his fork.
Call it?' snarled the landlord, what do
YOU call it?'
We'll, really said Jones, 4 don't know,
it hasn't quite enough hair in it for plas-
ter, but there's leetle to much in it for
hash.'
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BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, AUGUST l3, 1861.

Arrangements have been perfected for the better
accommodation of our numerous subscribers, the
increase of whom has been so large as to require
a thorough reorganization Of the routes of deliv-
ery. Subscribers residing between Howard street
and Jones Falls will again receive their paper at
an early hour. We will thank those residing in
the Western and Northwestern sections of the
city, who have any complaint to make as to the
delivery of the paper, to report the same to the
Office. The number of carriers, if necessary, shall
be still further increased, until we are able to give
the fullest satisfaction.
For the present, subscribers will pay no money
to any but the newly appointed carriers, who
will be furnished with authority to collect the
subscriptions
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the DEGREES of the Federal judiciary? Would they
consent to be represented in Congress? Would
they submit to the imposition of taxes, to pay the
interest on the war debt that was incurred in the
act and for the express purpose of subjugating
them? Would they, in the event of war be.
tween this country and foreign power, furnish
their respective quotas OF troops to aid in defend
ing the country from invason or would they not
rather take advantage of the opportunity to strike
for their own liberty, and to welcome the invaders
as allies in the work of deiverance? We pu,
these questions to thinking men. They are emf
nently deserving of their consideration, for upon
satisfactory solution depends the answer to tina
other question-whether it is right to prosecut,
the war to the bitter end, and whether the ma
tonal debt, and the war taxes-whch must b.
imposed upou the country as consequence o
that debt-are likely to be compensated for BY
corresponding advantages?
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MI. oAMAEoS letter to Gen. Brrrrp stating
the rules and regulations tina, arc $3.50 =.
govern Federal officers with regard hereafter .o 70
slaves, ought to forewarn everv a,u 70 lagltiVe
species of property in MARYLAND o"ner OF that
where, ofwhat he isto expect at the as else
publican Administration. The doctr;n aus Q, he
by Mr.. CAMERON is nothing less th.n ialu down
tionsm. The fiimsy disguise in which - e aool-
is SO perfectly transparent that no man of common
sense will be deceived by it for single MONEY!.
''The war;" says Mr.. CAMERON, 'sis war for ~.
"Union and for the preservation of the constitu.
'tonal rights of States, and of the citizens of the
Estates in the Union" This looks well upon pa
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LICENSED AGENCY.
SOLE AGENT OF
THE INSURANCE co. OF THE VALLEY or VIRGINIA,
CAPITAL SURPLUS, ssss,O0O.
VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA,
CASH CAPfTAL............... 500, 900.
cheapest and pays the prompest of any
r Takes Risks mans Life for benefit of his wife
rants Risks upon lives Of sLAVkS g. -,''''
WH{ HHSkg HA& aEHfG v R5si P4sst
Is Second street, Baltimore.
Refer to ] Hanson Thomas John s. Cuttings, Samuel @.
%yn an5 % SGhq Peasants Son. Hopkins Hull
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF BALTIMORE
r. CORNER OF South AND SECOND STREETS
ts aianSsoss by Fire. at the nJ lowest Eve , rates
r BoARp OF DIRECTORS:
ss sam of' K sai.n, NH ys4 snra,
ial8tf -1'>AAAN i! sec1e ar EN
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Incorporated 10 OF tb BALTIMORE.
o pU' sT&E 3 81 81 MARYLAND. ns4.
CChPARy lNSuRES EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
AGAINST LOSS Or DAMAGE
s.,, BY FIRE
longer period JOHN 3. SEIDENSTRICKEP "
Presiasn.
- BOARD OF DIRscroRs
henry NJ Bash, VIM. Hesld,
Adam Denmead, Thomas s. Benner,
George Bartlett, George Small
Joseph W. Jenkins, George W Howard,
VIM Woodward. Henry Pendexter.
Edward J. Church, Hugh Sisson
tes-tr ~ tyets,,v
f.OL hBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
COMP NY.
n = " z o e L.
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP ..................... sb0 Oo
ASSETS NOVEMBER S0th, 1889 t45 e
B. G. NORRIS, President.
.. - ~ TH0S. LORD, Vice President
SAMUEL H. MOORE, Secretary
The undersigned respectfully socts application for
surance in this desirable Office.
HENRY NJ. WAKEFIELD, Agent
~ Il N WAKEFIELD Il CO,
I SNa rtur
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
sbRT Rss s'
condition of public affairs to interfere with The
q Medicine They purpose t. make every Effort to rendeS
their course OF instruction useful and satisfactory their
Th Ba tn AFFORD which belongs the
n u ,' p'es " ASpIfiPs sfa fR9iEfEy D.
WIKI RseE sspS Register P Ra4as.
s&Ff HtsS
Pubcap Journal Wilmington, Del fntesencer.f e CAM
Md sonhein Els sa Bes 1 Ma
light fh HaSer9wn Nd Beacon Leonardtown, Nd Ga
Gazette Anna PSff rG aS asr mS
Pnes Gsne Nd Nj e
Ghaestown Va; ADVOCATE, Charlottesville, Va Patriot,
Va ntsgsnGss1T Rs5sr,Sals Gazette wheeling
9SS 81 nsf c1an
6sy Exc ESehanss to of So and send bills
n R snd nd nee in teaching
part Of the city or other ioeay E8R
engaging services the advertiser csn sso n%ef BY
SgSes chaae ssndasd Of
MRS. RICHARD WILSON will resume the
dT V duties Of her SCHOOL the SECOND MONDAY
b E It is her intention to receive limited
wilson wl eo2nns day
No. ST. as s BE
WANTED TO EXCHANGE FUR A FARM
W on or near Chesapeake Bay, in Maryland or Vir
gnla Farm in Hartford Of 200 No farming land
fRS Ban6T and
FOR RENT-THR RURAL MILL
#IiI MitHLER'S HOUSE, and about THIRTY ACRES OF
@ies rom the city limits Possession given on the ist of
Also the ROCK MILL in good order about one mile
T pn ths city limits with Millers HOUSE and large
NJ For r SoIfs Particulars apply the Water
alo-eco. Water Register.
GROUND RENTS FOR SALE.-Central and
., S Z aE s =. rs ef Broker,
alStI corner Charles and FaTette streets
HANS HAMS!!
- 1880 prime csnvassed shipping at low prices to
close consignment $50 damaged do. for sale cheap
aI26t hiAshh = 10 S Praft IN,
E>RENCH VINEGAR, Triple Strong, for Pick
ling and table use in pipes, half pipes and demiohns
'Or sSie In quantities to suit purchasers by
al2 Sole Agents for Lord Wards Worcestershire sauce
GRAvELEY's .vov,xc
We have just received the last of this Aooo'
SMOKING TUBACCo
now in the market
As Tobacco for the PiPe,
Surpasses every other in
richness OF flavor,
excellence OF taste
Smoking Tobacco calculated to please eVery6odys
other. ~ N'Ne anS
AMI, - THE PRICE IS so CENTS pERLB
W sUT Fl sGf P q IN * sroRE
,o.. lS9 Baltimore street,
-"-o1I One door west OF Light street
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TO CASH PURCHASERS.
$50 CASKS SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALEs.
Younger's Tenants Strong and Msrzett Sons East
India PALE ALES. Single cask at 81 per Dozen Five
casks and at Dozen These Aes are OF direct
Importation of superior qualities and in fne condition
For sale by THOS. THOMPSON,
Commission Merchant
Jeli73m 20 South Gay street
RooFING RoorIHG II RoorINelll
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'2
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Onrvailed by anything discovered Roofing
PlRPIcrLT FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UNEoUALLED Yos ECONOMY,
UERIvALLED poR DURABILITY
ADAPTED TO. EVERY CLIMATE
For further Information address or call on
JAS. JOHNSON,
No 2Jsrvis Building, cor. North and Baltimore s,s,
1vs"-t Baltimore
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANIES COAL.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
am now receiving regularly supplies of this cele-
brsted COAL, and enabled to offer to consumers at
LOW PRICES In of the unsettled
Of affairs. and the possibility Of shipments being cut off,
would recommend consumers OF Coal lay their
plies at once.
As no Cumberland Coal is now coming to this market,
would recommend the use OF my Coal aS substitute
steaming and other shall keep large supply con.
stantly my wharf.
r. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
No. 50 Second street
For the quality Of the Baltimore Company's Coal Tor
steaming purposes, respectfully refer the following
parties:
Messrs Dougherty, Woods Co., Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery; Samuel T. Pearce, ESQ., Agent Cromwelps Line
Steamers; A. L. Higgins, Esq.,, Boston Line Steamers
Messrs h Abbott Son, Canton Rolling Mill
Murr Hazlehurst. Vulcap
And Steamboats, generally. jy3-tf
KINDLISa WOOD u KINpLINe WoopIi
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
At Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill
No. 3NoRrH srRr.r
sl0.tf JAS. a. JOHNSON
ISRAEL b Go.
RYTYPES
ull.tf I35 BALTIMORE sfRIHfS
Dr.. A. A. BLANpY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. @. A HARRIS,
esptf 81 NORTH CHARLls sSlIlx.
NEW GOODS.
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
Has for sale ev ription Of fine WArCHls JlwlLRY
Silver WARE at his store, corner Of Calvert
and Water sire .. ;d1eH
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The Cleveland Herald, in speaking of the Demo

DIED.
In this city, on Sunday, 18th ins CHARLES RJSSEIJ
PEARCE, aged 63 years ~
His male friends respectfully invited to attend his
1unera on this TUESDAY afternoon at haEnast ve
O'Clock, from his late residence. 80 Pleasant street ~
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Eaatatt0n.
DOCK HILL ACADEMY,

DOCK HILL ACADEMY,
~ -. ELLIC0TT'S MILLS MD
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on MONDAY
10th instant Persons desiring further Information can
nave prospectus mailed to their address by writing to
l-eoCol VI tle Acaueby. alJ-t26R
M X. AND MRS. WILSON NJ. G6kY'S
AZ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES will be opened far
tne next session on MONDAY. 10th September neyt mt
TO o5 North Eutaw street, Hamllton Terrace Circu-
ITS may DC had at the Bookstores of Nessrs Castings
bailey M Jas Waters Let addressed them Bslti-
oe fost oce or left at No 269 N Eutaw street. will re-
eelHe Hnleulate atteation a8-f
R. ROBERT ATKINSON will REOPEN his
~ ~ school Tor Boys MONDAY, September 10TH
may De had at the Bookstores Of Mr. j. S Waters
~ eests Cushings Bailey, and at the Cou ntiug room
.IS5SIS.
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taoA 81. D0SiKao Grizzly tia arrival of the
British brig Laura, Captain Langhtharne. at New
York, adyices from st. Domingo City to july 25th
have been received.
The war between Hayti and Spain is at an end
the difficulty between the two countries being
amicaby arranged. The Dominican armies have
returned to the frontiers decree has been issued
by the Spanish authorities, declaring slavery for
ever abolished there, and any person Interfering
with 1t, Will be considered LIABLE under the Con
spirators act. Emigration from the United States
Is particularly desired, the Government offering as
an inducement tracts of land, and insuring all
emgrants, so accepting, the terms of protection.
Even the American residents there favor the project
and desire emigration. The health of the country
is good.
The CoTToN SUPPLY OF ENGLAND.-Messrs. Neill
Brothers. Of Liverpool, in a circular lust issued
state that with consumption of Al 900 bales per
week, the present supply in Liverpool, SGD 600
bales, will give out by December 18TH They are
of opinion that only a small amount can reach Eng
land from the United States while the blockade ia
enforced, and that the supply from Egypt cannot
be sufficiently increased. In conclusion, thew saw
that, however the question is looked at, it wears a
most dscouraging aspect.
The Cleveland Herald, in speaking of the Demo
cratic State Convention, says:
The composition of this convention is worthy of
further remark. There has not been convention
of the Democratic party within ten wears number
| ing so many of the cold stagers' as at this. And
the large number of elderly men in the Convention
| goes to prove that this is old-fashioned Demo-
cratic gathering, and the proceedings will. we
doubt not sustain this assertion.
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TENT
SHOULDER SEAM
SEIRTSl
SHIRTS
SHIRTSi
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SALE
Unequalled by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOSoMS.
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-HOSE
HANDKERCdIEFs
SHIRTS.
W. P. TOWLES d Bro
PATENT SaOULDER+SEAN SHIRT HANUFACroRY
I45 Baltimore street
Under Carroll Hail.
SOLE AGENTS FOR JNo. CLARK, Jr,. CO.'S VA.
0RINE COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SKATES ,tsr
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ESTABLISHED IN 1887,
TO CASH PURCHASERS.
RRANnJES GIN xxyr.rr,s G

or all brands and vintages in Custom House sores
IN STORE.
A large stock Of STRICTLY PURE OLD RYE wHIs-
HES from dstillers of high reputation.
"nerslsned respectfully invites examination of his
STOCK which he offers at very low prices cash. in uan
Ties TO SUIT buyers. THOS. THOMPSON,
3el4om % South Gay street
PARKER BROTHERS LONDON Gu AuCE This
celebrated Sauce is fast supersedng others From the
richness and decacy Of Its favor it has attained popu
lay almost as great in this country in Europe For
sale by all frstciass grocers and by their agents,
GREEN YOE, Importers,
Eosln IS West Baltimor street
REPRINTS OF THE ENGLISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS
AND BLAcKwooD's MISUNDERSTANDING been appointed bv
the Publishers their Agent in Baltimore for the above
periodicals. vice Freeman, vamosed persons wishing to
take any Of them will be promptly supplied by
JOHN P. DESFORGES,
Antiquarian Book Store,
vlo-ot II Light street.
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NUTRIrIvE CREAM FOR THE HAIR.-Tbis prens
ration will render the hair and glossy and its
falling eff Composed it is the purest materials it
can be used with perfect safety and answers all the purpo
ses OF Pomade and Oils without producing that greasness
so common to many hair preparations Prepared only by
N. HYNSON JENNINGS Il CO.
Pharmaceutists,
mh26-tr az North Charles street
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lrEREsTIas TO PURCHASERS or FINE, WATCHES
William Dixon's, London, and Jules Jurgensen's, Copen
sgen WATCHES Eugene Breguets NICKEL WATCH
OARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best TimeKeep
Ell for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner of Calver
al Water Streets Importer OF Fine Watches Jewery Gold
Gains, Silver and Plated-Ware 4.ecoultre's Swiss Rs
al Strops, Cold Silver and Steel Spectacles to sui
ss New goods in Purchasers will please CO
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER STS
lltimors aul5-a
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N4'SS ~" "oSeC4ihS.
~ FOR THE FALL AND WINTER.
wAsHNTnR1sa TTa oN BS : e..
sHSrlE a4fE aAS T$$$H sornse
os fHftT EE ASB VGhE IS ORDER
CRUSHED BONE.-A very superior article,
~ that has never been burned boiled and warranted
free from all impurities For sale at re1uccd price by
al01 No Spears wharf
RAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE IS
- adapted for all crops As general fertilizer and crop
aiotf No SSe,1 M Sb sole agent,
FARMERS AND PLANTERS, take notice that
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate is just the article to
give you large crops OF What and Grass For sale by
alOu No Spea' : wharf up stairs.
RAUGHS KAW-BONE PHOSPHATE Is
~ offered to the agricultural community prompt
'''' anu GEO Bt 4 b .i[. Sole Agent,
alOd 40. Spears wharf up stairs
MURDOCH Tgos ". KIoHAR
mtUTrDGCH & RICHARDS,
ARCRITE CTS AND SUPERLNrENDENTS,
nsf CORNER or 0AiT Tslrd $50 SOr sA'F~0S' afS
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD
~ ONLY SIS PER CORD DELIVERED
Coal as low as 81 per toa OF 224O bis
ju29tA1Sr corner Lombard aud Canal SITS
pALMER 4 THOMAS, R. P THOMAS
(SqCCEssoRs TO J. CROSBY Il SOM
o IMPORTERS OF
FoRElGN FRUITS, NUTS, &c,
- AND
ALL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SOU No. is BowLY's WHARF, baltimore. Md
M OU Mt VERN UOMPANY
AVA OFFICE, NO "a LOMBARD STREET.
Manufacturers OF
COTTON CANVAS
RAVENS DUCK, SEINE AND SEWING TWINe
sps0-tfr
uOT-BED SASHES.
good stock hand, OF various Sizes glazed and
and at lowest rates for cash, by
fe2tr ~ West Pratt street
VINO CASH PURCHASERS.
attention is respectfully invited to our large
STOCK or BUILDING MATERikLS We sre Offering
GEO. o. STEVENS,
kT West Pratt street,,
mh*7-" pr eMr's ~hs~
E>LOUR.-s00 bbls one brand Extra, large
l. assortment Of cut Extra and Family for sale by
MEIXSE1I GRAFTON,
iy2e-st lao Pratt street
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES of all de-
r M s"s s GEO. o. STEVENS,
mh7Ttt West Pratt street,
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ma ANlLLA CIGARS
AVA AND CHEROOTSl
SOMETHING FORTHE TINES,
CHEAP AND GOOD
The smoker accustomed to the Of fine Imported Ha-
vana CIGARswill find in Manila CIGARS chesp substi
tue, well calculated to give these hard times the same
satisfaction that is derived from the expensive
luxury.
They are mild and very pleasant favored therefore well
adapted for smoking in these hot days.
Try chem. They cost only
$50 for 1000,
Or 10 for % cents.
SUTRO'S POPULAR STORE
l89 West Baltimore street.
a3tfr One door west OF Light street.
Esss.eS=;sszss ssg = VA NEVER NEGLECT
iaGl q 81 SsN~ss BLEEDING, BLIND OR ITCHING
~ ~ E1SEl The evils resulting from neglect
induce those afflicted arrest its progress at once The
many hundeds no have been permanently by the
use of BETToNs PILE sALvE should press upon 1their
suffering trends to try, without delay this nfsble feme
dy tor the cure or prevention of BLEEDING, BLIND or
ITCHING PILES 1t is exceedingly cooling and refresh
ing IN us cure There hundreds this moment this
CITY male and female using it with great
IRE satisfaction. 1t has risen rapidly in public favor
an any other remedy which has been brought before the
mas peen made by the subscriber FOR thirty years. and
has always acted like charm being simple in its appl
canon, requiring to be used only night and morning;
For sale by Wholesale aud Retail Druggists. Price 30
Ask for BETToN'S PILE sALvE ard take other. Get
aCcuar from one of the Agents, and give the ointment
box will be sent mail express prepaid on receipt
one pSas liberal discount made to the trade Al
Principaid DEPOT at COLEMAN Il ROGERS
m27-tf Baltimore, Md.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-13

LADD, WEBSTER & Co.
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FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS,
No. 13l. BALTIMORE srasA4,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-13

IMPORTANT TO HousEknEpERg.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split ONCE ofCity Steam Fire Wood
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No. sEolfs STREET
SLOT JAsES ii. JOHNSON
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-13

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factory testiE onals OF the i]
snt cities East ana have subscribers
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The cities or country towns, salsYso{6u Sc Ia re,ts
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