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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

o. ffFnH conr-.iST. sslaIor ssrss. uE...rs.,
There never has been cATHaRT,e -.
oEers1 % TIE paai'e. that has given such er,,,.
isf-cIon a. AcLeAn's Universal iIfs vt
being entirely vegetable they s-e nere..t. -
cent siii Can BE taken ~ The rlns; tsie.r ,.. -
preupt A. powerful 81 removing al fl,.os. 49, .
cosis, acc or nn.'rre, ieid matter lrosn a.. -
nalarious Districts. go
Ioey fIoaIce 10 gfiplng. Sickness sr tstn 4. ~
stomach Or bowels tlooEh very actires,e .s,r-ts
"a tneF Operation, promoting healthy sec-.,ior. -
Tie liver and Kidneys Who will suifsr 49, fss'
ness headache and fool stomach, when A. 60.
remedy can Be obtained Keep them $780,, -
hSnc' single dose taken IN season nv - -
hour, cays and months - sickness Al L. n.
H. hcLeau's Universal Pile. Tale No 60 -.
coated, they are tafieiess. Price ou.s ~ o.,,. -
cos and can be sent - mail T. any ~. - - -
;. a. Nolan, Sole Proprietor.
I-rL-ar % I.-.-L L. :
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
ncaisls ana Strength
irERE y 80 NlyrAKE Anour :

-'-'- = - ~ ABOUT =
:. 80, ear l-ssr sonPisint, Dysp.ps;s. r:arto
=, sse..e's' '-s~aesas, cspTessioa vi Srtf.t. r.-r
ADD Ague. Inward Ferer. iat Dre..h - .st@
% the Liver, >tu.4.la ~ l,o,rets - - - - 49,
ohN tLhEi.>, d. yos VII 70 be hes,th, ar.
LADIES. d yon want a.. iioos, 81 1919. -.
'oso-f eIstks again then 20 al oace anc s-s
McLfAN'S STRENGTHENING colnt.,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
MEDICAL.
Nest Delicious Il Deif.at,,
otuf 'ver Taken, ,of-

- ftiOOSANDS upsn th.,o.
II ants sLo are daily using Vel eau. -,
sss Cordial. certify tl4f 4 = ABSOLUTE, a. 4 n
IS aenl'iJ ~ removing and iNvlGOIa Tr,r ~
sn@''stee snc oiseased system. purifying - -
ns.,0s re sioci--fesioring fle ~ - m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

DgoEIyEDT THIS DAY by EXPRESS PROM \. y
III an lnFciCe 90
MASKS cHILrsrss HATS, RIBDONS.kC.
Also the New style Summer
ZlLLEAU PATTERN BONNET I
TIE Ne riss Cltfai Airy, chasie and Elegant
Mis-. WALTER.
la nsfa street. between f1flh and slsth.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

HAY RAKES.
IL HAND RAKEs.
DorpLr A THRKK SnovrI PlOWS
GRAIN CRADLES.
SCYTHES & SNATHS
FORKS, &C, &C, at
- WOLF q co.'s.
jsfas~1f 10 Ia s.e asc Main 81 Ierrs-Hsus~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-15
NFAT-AND UNION!

TACOB e. BROWN, having assis-ff' Z 3
sI ted 90 feeding the hungry of Lew. H.
I,burs and vicinity. for nearly three years
past, with the best Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-15
ON G u A R D.

At midnight, on my lonely beat,
When shadows wrap the wood and lea,
A vision seems my view TO greet
OF one at home who prays for me.
No roses blow upon her check
Her form is not lovers dream
Bat on her face, 81 kind and meek,
\ host of hoiier beauties gIeam;
For softly shines her silver hair,
\ patient smile Is on her face,
And the mild, lustrous light Of prayer,
Around her sheds a saint-like grace.
She pleads e. one who's far away
The soldier in his holy fight
And trusts that Heaven in mercy may
Protect her boy, and bless the Right.
And although leagues lie far between,
This sweet communion of the heart
Steal, Ger our souls with breath serene,
And We no longer are apart.
So. guarding thus my lonely beat,
By shadowy wood aud haintcd lea,
That vision seems my view to gree:
OF her at home who prays for me,
Camp Cfmerun. y VOLUNTEER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-15

II ~ L9I--- L1LA ! L--'
How softly The autumn wind brings
down the gorgeous leaves to-day. IhcS
fall so silently that the careless ear would
never heed them, yet listen to their lone,
soft rustic, with a strange, sad interest;
for it leads me back through aislcs in the
past that have long echoed only to shado"y
feet The old homestead rises up before
me with its gable roof and high, wide
chimneys. l can see, rs Of yore, tie
broad, spreading naples, that yearly show
cred over us their rich harvest Of crimson
and gold; the old well-curb, with its lofty
sweep high in air, and the garden whose
well-kcpt beds showed our fathers careful
hand. There for many a long year We
lived and loved each other with perfect
peace that rarely falls to mortals here, for
we were an unbrokcn band, and that low
roof sheltered all we held most dear. But
the cloud arose and rested over Ms, just as
the first bright leaves came. Jennie was
the Youngest, the most dearly loved OF all
the group Not because her brow WIS
fair and her eyes as blue as heaven, but
her gentle tones and kindly WAYS won
hearts as naturally as sunshine w!ns how-
ers. All that summer her step had grown
feeble, and her eye shone with an unearthly
brightness. Even while our hearts trcm-
h!ed with a strange fear, We would rally
her on her growing beauty-tor We felt III
our bitterness we could not spare the light
f,otstop and joyous laugh that had made
our hearth-stonc bright so long. Then,
too, we had hoped to gather the spring
buds for her bridal-wreath, and see her
hand given to one who had loved her long
and well. But why liIsor? On such a
day as this, she left us. The sunlight hal
hung like golden mist on the distant
hills, and all day long the leaves had fall
en-, bat 80 softly that they seemed to long
for their coming rest. vt sunset the last
struggle came, broken 10y murmured prom
ises and farewells, and our Jennie was no
more. for God had taken her. In fearless
agony we Strengthened the rounded limbs,
closed the blue eyes, and folded the small
hands peacefully above her breast. Twas
but little thing, yet it cased our hearts
great agony. We buried her beneath the
NAPLES she loved 50 well, and now ;hcy
guard her sleeping dust, strewing her
grave with these bright emblcms Of our
mortality.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-15
naY,n GLITTER & SOM

HtVE removed lheir Chair and GA
! a:uc4 VYa.c-ToOisl TO ii~ larger
and more commodioUS tnup>, late the Iesit-
encr of " IN. Frck, on the
Corner OF Third and Market ST. ies'Shgrg,
where they have on haGj The LARGEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT Of WORK ever offered
to The public in this vicinity comprising Dress
bureau. aud Fancy Wash-tauI- of tie latest Of les
-in. I!a.r,cat Csirs tsltr seat Chairs EucAiu- 'lf
E,,rr,s Hat Racks Towel Racks Jenny lIul suI lH
Ia p. Iyedztetls Fancy Lounges Fancy Tables. &ra.'n
, General assortment ot CGVEpN EpHh Always uT
Laui-B-rs5lui ruI u,c. CAaI-s-N .",r-"e "r i.riHL
We also attend TO the UNDERTAKING
busipcss IN all IT. branches Being provided with tary
uTAR~ES aud Fl>h'S Patent Metallic Buflai taNrs.
uuI CuFFINs II our own uIauuI-;Urt always "a hauI
w.. -e ready IT any time within aH hours notice, u
wait uuou any anu n'l ~h' Uty favor as wiki call
Having move but the best worsmen, we =
v iT;EANr an Furniture manufactured BY Us, and -
Iuiy competition either "a pr.ep or lyle. -
.Nlnafqc'ory on Y lst .Sr,d,
where Cabinet and House Turning Scroll and
Rip S,uiu; done on short notice ard reasonable terms
A good assortment Of LUMBER always 90
hanI f5r Newe! Posts, Hauui-t~rs and Hand h4.lins
Iv-Err,IRr~G of all kinds done a, usual.
NIB. Any work no, on hand will be made
as soon a. fus-ibic.
Thankful for pa, favors, we still expect a
continuance O; The sam".
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-15
DR. HOOFLANDS
BALSAMlC CORDIAL,


f,,,bs C,Lls I4fnea.l 'roup. R5sTs>psr,, ErgcIis,
Jsrsamo-I Dls.dr,V Il tSs B'w~il, aras,a3 rom t'
fntitasut CRta -T,1 and far tt' T"''f and = a. ''1
J,.j6s u fititcnts ~ rinfed 'tds'' ~ t'e itisT
THE Rassrnic Cordial entirely Vegetable rroiur
ton uInin. the healing properties Of the iAi-a
with the invi.rratiGg guair- Of Cordial. Iroducins
combination we'll adapted 20 the purpose, nteH4'
that ther. but Few ofdsca-e Eich vii not i
early period succumb to its hcaln; and HE t!'ihs
lrop.rtics-
Iar ags has treatment OF pulmonary diseases &C
.upi-i portion cf tine attention OF the 'irn
TN Of tn, nrii,a! world but acquired more ru
n-nce in his treatment these diseases, than the cole
hraea Prussisu Dr Huoand, th. originator Of the La!
samic Cordial His cwzs devoted 10 tine Eoiuc'io ~
remedies that would al aiei. How we'll he hss
succoeled. the AmerIE rcoflc are able o. u isr and
positively ascrt that %" preparations tat have '''r
been placed beiJre have conferred the srl" amount
Of brnehts on suffering humanity. have elected 50
many Communications frurl all oass" q ociry as the
remei.s of lIoo"and prepared By Dr. T. NJ jackson Il
Co. of Philadelphia
IN. Cordial j. designed fi- class OF diseases gen
eral and fatal than uy other 10 which the people
Of th. country are suhject-thc>e sVTiuciu; from
slight cold That eminent authority Dr. Bell, say-
50 will say that Colds To our inhaitant> Nhat
th. Plague and yellow those of other coun
tries bur can aver confidently thst they usher in dis
greater completely ana mortality than thesH latter
Read what the eminent Glass Mrnufarturor JOHN N.
WiilTALL, says Of the BAL>AMiC CORDIAL.
DR c. 81 JAcSsoS-Rrsprrtri Friend: nsVing f1r
long time been acquainted with the virtues q thy BAL
SANIC CORDIAL in Coughs, Gods, Inflammation OF the
luurs &C. thus freely bear testimony to it. eao&rv
For several have been without It IN my
family 1t also gives pleasure state that have
used il with entire in the treatment of Bowel
CompiNints. THIS friend truly, JOHN NJ WHiIALl-
Fi.th No l.. 1855. Race 81. above Ith, fhil"d a
s-Thrss rardicires are for sale lv all respectable
Druggists dealers in medicines in the United states
CanRdss british Provinces and West Indies at - eenis
per bottle. Besure and get the genuine, vita the sn
q e. VI. jackson h- WRAPPER oi each bottle All
others cnGut-rf-it Principal Ofire anu Manuiactp
~, ais Arch street, Philadelphia, Ia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-15
Heef. Porll. Veal. &C.,

would rerrrn his grateful thauksto his hume
rous customers :ur their PatEuuagr- an
nuunces tina, he intends 10 continue the hu J.
ness Z, aerrrpf,re-in the Meat Market House,
between ~cbafi,'> and Baker Il Co.'S Drug
stores. Market square.
Non>l>es-WrEre,ta and Saturdays.
CASH !, the system. Public PATRONAGE re-
specially solicited, AMI satisfaction insured.
March IS. 81. |. :. STEINER, Ag't.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-15
CHEGARkY INSTITUTE.

1927 and 1929 Spruce street, Hilad'o.
YJNHIS Institute, conducted For two years
past in this city, by MADAME CHsGAR.r
and her niece MADAME D'HERvILLr, upon the
same principles as the one in New
York, established there in the year 1914, will
reopen on Monday, Sept. l6. with its usual
ample and complete provision for the educa-
tion Of Young Ladies. under the direction Of
Madame D'Hervilly. Circulars, and all re-
snisile information, can be obtained on aPpli-
cation TO the Principal. Aug. 9,6lm3l
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-29
REPORTS FROM LOuISIANA.

New ORLEANS, March 2G.-The Louisiana Con
vention to-day passed an ordinance permitting In
surance Companies of that State to invest their
capital in bonds of the Confederate Government.
Thebonds of the Confederate Government for five
millions will not be engraved and ready for issue
until the latter part of April.
Mr.. Memminger, Secretary of the Treasury, has
appointed four of our largest bankers and merchants
Commissioners to receive proposals. There will be
no lack of bidders.
An ordinance also passed the Convention trans
ferrng the balance of the funds of the SubTreasu-
ry of the United States at New Orleans after pay
ing certain drafts of the Government at Washing
ton, to the Confederate Government. Louisiana
has held sacred this fund for the payment of United
States claims. Not cent has been touched by the
State.
The ordinance changing the elective Judiciary to
an appointive one failed for want of quorum on
its final passage.
The Convention, at P. NJ, adjourned to the 1st
of November next, amid great excitement and con-
| fusion.
The permanent establishment of the Southern
| Confederacy is fixed and unalterable A recogni-
ton of its independence by the jet-black Republi
can Government is considered inevitable.
The adoption of the Constitution of the Confed.
crate States by the Northern States is looked upon
as the only Medium of basis for treaty of rec
onciliation. The coercion policy is considered as
having expired by limitation.
large number of troops from Alabama on
the way to Pensacola. Two companies of Zouaves
left here to-day for the same destination.
| The Florida Convention has ratified the Confed-
crate States Constitution.
The Mississippi Convention will ratify it unan
mously, but is divided on the question of submit
ting it to the people.
| New ORLEANS, March 81.
ha Inpr-a tin 10 dary aho cd nrI;n
vidng Louisiana into six Congressional districts.
| 1t also adopted ordinance transferring the
public fund of the State to the Government of the
| Confederate States.
| An act abolishing free banking, and introducing
a general charter system, was passed. Adjourned
| sine die.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-29

Mr.. RAREY, AaAN-THE PRoPRIEroRs OF THE
FRONT STREET THEATBE.-In our notice,on the 26th
instant of Mr. Rarey and the fund for the relief of
the unemployed workmen, we ought, in justice to
the proprietors of the Front Street Theatre, to
have stated that they not only freely gave the use
of the Theatre for the exhibition, but one of them,
Mr.. Ellis, did much to forward the object of the
committee, by personally experimenting the ar
engagements for the exhibition at the Theatre.
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THACKERAY's GRANDMOTHER AsPERsEs TIE SEX
I hackeray, after stating that his grandmother
would often say, the best of women are hypocrites,
proceeds to amplify by remarking that we don't
know how much they hide from us; how watehful
they are when they seem most artless and conf
Dental; how often those frank smiles which they
wear so easily are traps to cajoe, elude, dsarm;-
don't mean in your mere coquettes, but your do
L iestlc models and paragons of female virtue. Who
has not seen woman hide the dulness of stupid
nasUana, or coax the fury of savage onef We
sccep. tne amabie slavishness, and praise women
Up Sc is Of this pretty reaohery truth good
husband was msSGe;,ty hunbug and COrnelias
0 different way, fAA' "A'' wy -
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{-PAN APPEAL IN BEHALF OF THE
~ POOR.

Of
THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
POOR the undersigned directed statement
Funds amounting to 81 1897 have been expended since
Isl October, leaving balance in the treasury of 53562
the 50 COO, which exhaust ali
command except few cords OF wood purchased last fall
The following comparative statement for the months OF
January and February, 1860 with the months 1861
Number OF Families relieved in January, 1860, 1885, of
Number of Families rcliiycd in January, 1861, sol, of
Increase January 1861 Of 5 families Of 900 persons
Number Of Families relieved in February 1860, 2322 Of
Number of Families ieved in February 1861 1855, OF
10 55S persons.
Increase in February 1861, of 1854 families, 26 persons
By the returns for the irstsxteen days in March, 1861
the increase appears much larger last March for the
In sixteen days Of the March, 1900 families Of 5000
persons an increase Of 90 families OF l PERSONS for sixteen
DAYS the present March, above the entire month of March,
Expenses January and February, 1862 $685. includ
ing 9.5 cords Of wood and l23 tons OF coal oo, - .
Expenses for January and February, 1851 s39Sl55, in
EXPENSES for the whole March, 1861 So including
81 cords OF wood and So tons Of coal
Guiding go cords of wood aud l05 tons of coal
From the above figures it the Association has
than in same month last year and 35i families of 1856 per-
February, 1861 above the number relieved in same
The number Of families applying help this March
is nearly double the number for last March,
ing the arrangement of business and the additional num-
Der Of applicants $1,000 have been placed at the disposal
be expended the first day of April. The Managers
therefore make this appeal and solicit urh contributions
70 continue the usual OF the during
Sn nda R r sd to e al
to prevent the greatest suffering.
donations of any be left with the President
or with Jesse Hunt EsG at EutaT Savings sanE or with
the Treasurer at the FelPs Point Savings Institution
with any of the hanag 5S # thf R Rkf;SeaP Tesden
JOHN H v; ggAASSp POL Treasurer.
mh25-we ,Fr3t sTu,rh,sa3t
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Southwest corner of Charles and Fayette streets.
u2H Entrance on Favettee treet
HAVANA CIGARS 4! IS: now selling
P Fl, L 10 DRESS at sl22 worth $50
MANILA CHER0oTs " Is, q
GENUINE PRINCIPE g 90 g 30
{ R}S6FfSs 6 .. s g
fAR stFR5s PoP5GGLAR CORNER &
fel6-tfr Baltimore and Light streets
~ BALTIMORE, March 9th, 1861
The public hereby notified and forewarned to
CO..
endorsed by not the have been obtained by
and intend to resist the OF the The full
extent of the law. Tmh28S1 R FRANCE.
Ee1lh FOR HARLEST TON.
'"s n'''''''' '''' THOMAS SWAMI.
Tillleaye Spears wharf,
On Tuesday, ,a D a,co apr I % 3D.
Bills Of ading will be signed after the departure oil
skMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
lis Spears wharf, Baltimore.
mh28tf JOHN W. CALDWELL Il SON.
3EfA saw tof NAH.
POTOMAC,
Captain G. W. Watson,
On SATURDAY, March Both
No freight received after IL o'clock day ofsang.
No bills of ading signed after departure Of the
sAMI. T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 Spears wharf.
Agentsin Savannah, BRIGHAM. BALDWIN co. mh2s
ERENCH STEAM SECURING.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT AND REDUCED PRICES,
No. 30 PAcA STREET,
LADIES AND CH1LDRENs DREssEs. GETTLEMENs
CLOTHES and UNIFORMS cleaned and renovated.
sHAwLs, CURTAINS, COVERS, BLANKETS. CAR
PETS, &C cleaned with neatness and at reduced prices
mh273m Formerly at Mrs Hermans Establishment
ID B. GRIFFIN AND SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS,
No. II SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
sup sTAIRsO
mhi.3mr BALTIMORE.
WINDOW SASHES,
w DOORS AND BLINDS
thoroughly seasoned well made and prices suit the
Times: for sale by GEO. 0. STEVENS,
mh2lttr Al West Pratt street.
STEAM MARBLE w ORKS.
~ HUGH SIsSON,
OoRNkR NORTH AND MONUMENT STREETS,
MONUMENTS, GRAvE-sToNEs. NANTES.
TABLE-TOPS, TILES for floors, GARDEN STATUARY
&c, &c,
~ Foreign and Domestic Marble furnished the rade
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ORIENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
" OF NEW YORK
ASSETS.
2Sth February, 1861.
Cash in Banks. Observation-Disclosures Or O5
Loans on demand with collateral Sc
curitY.. $50 co
United states Stock and Treasury
Notes Stocks of States, Cities and
Corporations, and Bonds and Mort
cages. so
Subscribers Capital or Cash CAPITAL,
payable on call, and secured by
scnal liability Of Stockholders 100000 90
Bills Receivable and uncoected premiums, SIS
Sl,426,445 06
The Board Jf Trustees have resolved pay per
interest on the outstanding Scrip Certificates to the holds
thereof or their legal representatives, after ls May
next.
They have also declared on the $4,000 Of subscribers
capital scrip dividend OF three and onebalf per cent
kDeing l2 per cent the amount paid i'm and the
earned premiums OF the scrip dividend of eighteen
aad nall per cent certificates for which will be issued
or after lsu May next.
The profits OF the Company, for which certificates
nave been iSSu d. amount to...........,S4l526 0 90
march, lool' 1885 "a
lOtal prohts'. 2l5 "a
March 3d. 1851.
LEOPOLD BIERWTRTH, President.
~ ALFRED OGDEN, Vice President.
CHAS. IRVING, Secretary.
c. MORTON STEWART
AGENT IN BALTIMORE,
mhZg cow No. 50 South Gay st.
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IS FOR THE FALL. AND WINTER.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
WASHIN TON UTLDIN G.,

BALTIMORE sTRKKT,
GENTLEMEN'S AND YOUTHS
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
LATEST STYLE AND PATTERNS,
OFT READY MADE AND MADE To ORDER
ORDERS FOR PURCHASE
0RSALE
BONDS AND STOCKS
In New York,
Executed through prompt and reliable correspondents
GILDERSLEVE & WHITRIDGE,
mh2Gdtfr 81 SECOND STREET.
TITO CASH PURCHASERS.
STOCK OF BUILDiNG MATERIALS. We are 'o ofering
GEO. o. STEVENS,
Al West Pratt street,
mh27-tfr near Spears wharf.
G. GU is,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner of Howard and Fayette streets
Under Howard Bank.
Constantly on hand fine assortment OF CLOTHS CASSI
HERE'S and VESTINGS OF the latest styles and patterns
n9-A call is respectfully solicited. o25-H
ELEGANT ARTICLES.-Slate Nantes sold
IL by the manufacturers sole agent,
mh27'tfr u West Pratt street.
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G A S III,
9 Y - T EN

INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES.
William Dixon's London. and Jules Jurgensen's, Copen
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguets NICKEL WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Keep
for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK corner of Caiver
and Water streets, Importer Of Fine Watches, Jewerv,
Chains Sill! and Plated are, Lecoutes Swiss Razors
and Strops Cold Silver and Steel Spectacles al
ages New goods in store Purchasers will pleaseca
Notice-StOre CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SIS
Baltimore auls-t
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DANsKIN g. CO.,
GA FAYETTE ST, NEAR CALVERT
8 HER rs
q r - - r.
AND KEEP A FULL ASSORTMENT READY MADE.
GENTLEMEN WHO WANT A REALLY GOOD
SHIRT,
WILL FIND IT AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
ALSO
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
DANsKIN & CO.,
mhlltf 81 FAYETrE STREET.
DR.. A. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. c. A. HARRIS,
o3O-tfr 81 NORTH CHARLES sTREEr'
The New TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION.
DRS. HUNTER d WILLIAMS,
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS,
10 Monument Square, Baltimore, Md.
The practice Of Drs. HUNTER WILLIAMS is confined
clusvely to the treatment OF Chronic Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs by DIRECT MEDICATION, and the that
has attended their labors sufficiently well known 1t has
demonstrated only that Brochtis Asthma Catar and
Granular Sore Throat may be permanently cured but that
Consumption in all ats stages durable disease, aud that
the direct application of remedies by of inhalation
to the seat Of the malady, instead Of giving them by .he
stomach always overtaxed and delicate in these dseases
hereafter be regarded by the profession the only
tional and scientific mode Of treat ment.
Parties unable to visit the city may be treated by cores
pondence-medcine, instrument, &c, being sent them by
In order to obtain statement of such
cases, form OF questions has been prepared which will
forwarded by letter on application. jalI-eo3m
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEEEEPERS.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
No. :NoRrH STREET
sl0-H JANES r. JOHNSON
RooFNe ROOFING ROOFING |!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Unrvaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIyALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIaATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, North and Baltimore sts.
jy26tf Baltimore.
ECONOMY ECONOMY II
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split, at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET.
slO.f JAMES H. JOHNSON.
RELIABLE.
ADAMS
POPULAR AND RELIABLE
! NET CASH.
I Dress SHIRT MANUFAcroRY,
No. LAG
WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
up stairs,
opposite Carroll Hall.
Finest Shirt
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Shirts made of your materials for rs cents mhl9f
KINDLING WooD KINDLING WooD
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
At Office OF City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 8 NORTH sTEEEr.
sIO.u JAS. Fl. JOHNSON
yEDDo TEA--A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, jus. received and
for sale By GREEN b YoE,
osi'H saW. Baltimore street.