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VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT PUBLIC AUG.
ON Monday. Gpl,l H. 1864 at eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
will be sold at public auction to the highest bid
Ferry now established north and Immediately adjoining
s e % IKE ss 8 Seventh
os.ss Franchise Of the Esry .eoq. be
and IS East river New York. the slip foot Of Bridge
The Lease of the Of Ferry about to be a.
sabshed slip or basin between piers Nos 81
The said several Ferry Leases win Be- sold with all the
'11De,saSn %ss eouSon. 70. aa osDITIoS
of ferry leases heretofore entered Into BY the
Tke lease for OF the named made
70 conform 10 the requirements OF the city charter IN rea
lessee or that Be or they win conduc and manage The
said ferry ferries aeeaby 70 such rues reEsous or
% time made or passed BY hs co5mos Council sssss
Ths purchaser the ferry saae and appcndasssi In
sse 70 he Collssor u. CITY Rsyens. equal %
as snD With he Be
osson he time sHscasd 5, 20 sres .
this effect that he viii execute bond with sureties 70
e. Ss . ss
paid y hs sSs s.d no no expense hsievss
isss. sS.l contain soyenan. requiring each
forcs pump With not les than S fes of Ross 81 ,Ss
@ % S usd a for I'm Il.
mcnt o. fires wheneves required By The Chief Engineer
York which services esses shsi receive sysnsy do
eoun''' '''' '''t MATTHEW BRENNAN. Comptroller.
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AMUsE EMFKTs.


a.@ -s~s-~ ~.
WALLAcEs- MONDAY
w lo1rn riMs i,
~ o,G.r Mr. Fisher, HOLLAND NJ John os seton M. NJ
fiSs jSss %
ruesdaS-Twelh sns ss 1st a@e gs,1 fGS the present
Tgsas.asymsSsyS ySl,.ss. .,gy 7ot ! sn.,S HSb FACES
ss,ssg.7IMosEy sssIs1sgTsIM,H sTSors no CONQUER.
~, WY sos es rH oATs ydn TRE s
NiBLo's GARDEN -coMMENcg ArII
IN Lessee and Manager. WA wHEArLEf
SECOND WEEK
ExrRAoRDrNARy suocEsss
EDWIN Dooru
nERrUccro. THE JESTER. tn
10 70" faS'oF'' p1y yoa1ls % .ss rEvexog
The management snno1ace !. for
Ana crery sIIn,S gi,S S%oSpS TSsEINo Aprna
ss =. 'aH soS 'ss % ss
s1ndr slashs,, Hones DeFO.es ac &c
COSTUMES
ns.le. uANSav AVE 4srq1s5ESsTs E. SoB#SsTs
In active rehearsal. THE MARBLE HEART
SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
pARK THEATRE BROOKLYN
''' MONDAY APRIL l. e''"'''
MARBLE nEART
WIN or Aao MRS B CONWAY
Ana pws "a ssss App, 10
A M Lewis. Acting Manager.
TusArRE FRANcATs-NIsho,s CONCERT SALOON.
TUESDAY, APRIL 8 1864
Without ,sAs fsi a'is sE%TDsY. Esp5fsss'.'''a OF
Rs 2 @ BY AsS:s sy
The doors viii be opened at ~ 10 commence O'Clock
precisely
sESErIT Mon, EiodR, SE 6E TA6ATE "a SliE bEkoEos.
Dramatic Vaudeville In I've acts by Messrs Dennery and
Bo. oce Of the theatre during tho day s2s Broadway
So and GA BROADWAY
Lessee and Drectress ......"..... Mrs JOHN WOOD
manager ENTIRE ;oiixNak ojE. PRs;SiGR2Maa 'AI"''
r., coMxgNcTSS M i MoNDAy 6 ~. Y, ,xprll 1884,
THE s. s9HS ;S$i ssSSahIS ~ e'
THE IRISH IsH'rssRi rsssMRiaRAxr.
Mr. Granite wealthy merchant. M France
Mr. Starring an old clerk rk..,...........M Mr I: Owens
o'Bryan an irish emigrsnt. Mr. Frank Drew
Henry Irayers MT @ a Clarke
mrs Grimgriskn MISS harrs
concluding With the cxceilsni fsrcs euii,ed
THE LAUGHING HYENA..
Mr. simon Hornblower. Mr.. K; Mortimer
nrs Fsx fumef .hrs SeaIet browh
'p'' MONDAY. APRIL ii.
w" '' AN OLYMPIC EXTRAVAGANZA.
LoYALINA;
BRIaAD1ER GENERAL roRrusro
SEVEN oIrrED AsD zA.iios.pE.oAMp z.i
Doors open AZ 7n performances commence at TX Seats
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JOSEPH HEoEyAn .,.,,
81 10 A. NJ at the corner OF How and Douglass streets
Bruosiyu,
CONTENTS or A GROCERY STORE, con sistIng OF Soap
Candies Starch Teas Coffee and Provisions Of ali kinds
sise Llauors. &C.
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uOPE CHAPEL. 1is BROADWAY,
IL Twenty third week Of the

IyoPE CHAPEL. 7is BROADWAY.
II MAMMcfH MOTH sH'Ea s4EksesdS gsss q iaii
10 all classes happy relaxation from tho ordn OF
routine life fairy realm Of travel history literature
and song revealing 70 the delighted visitor the most
lecture Of ;he ancient day all behcd
10 tho reality The recent addition to our immense ooec
w" = '' new AND MAGNIFICENT vrEws
attractive presenting fresh variety In OF ravsh
Nsw YORK March 49, 1864
II. 3. McKRos. ESQ
DEAR SiR-Aiow me TO express 70 you the qualification
experienced visiting your delightful entertainment last
week Having visited many Of the sceaencar and afar
fully represent sable thus speak the eulogs,ic
terms do The satuary was indeed most benutnuland the
sudden almost magical were truly exqui
PLACES familiar my that came before know
not which 10 partcularze deserving most encomum
Venice and the Bridge Of Sahs how true to the ife and
where have often rambled midst its clad Alps
kps ad s TSe aoS Land sna M ars
spots China. with in singular people; and more that
fidelity Probably may have many other In dis
Of the globe where have been that to
hibed represented a. other times before visit
At al events shall certainly come again whenever
you have all that yoIr entertainment
truly deserves am, dear SIR yours srpIy axow
Author of Voyages In The Arctic and Antarctic Seas with
other works Of travel and adventure &c. "a
Ia addition 70 the usual proeramnie the wondrous Spec
"A' -" twenty SEVENTH STREET aHosr
which has been wncessd by thousands with intense inter-
will be repeated with oil It's startling effects AZ
ternoon AMI eyening during the week
cents Reserved seats 50 cens Matinee every day At
O'Clock.
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Ivan @. BAKER CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
~ AT.ARRT HAVNv0On AM neer

Ivan G. BAKER K CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
II ALBERT G. HAYWOOD Auctioneer.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Pianoforte Drawing Room Furniture en- suite
Brocade aud Lace Curtains. Velvet Carpets,
Paintings, Statuary. BronZes and
Many rare and costly Of Art Articles OF vrtu
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Tomorrow tMonday). April &.
q the elegant residence as West Sixteenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth sale commencing Ii O'Clock.
The auconeer would call pafticnar attention of hi 4
friends and tho public to this sale the catalogue
ing the largest and richest assortment Of Household Fur
nuro Works OF Art offered ct auction this
Sale peremp ptory Drawing Rooms-Superb Suits covered
With brocae OF richest description Brocate Curtains to
match Eageres Bookcase, Centre Tables Console Tables
Chandeliers. Maucodin Paintings By eminent artists Bn
guures Cabinets Bronze and Ormolu Clocks marble
Satuary rosewood Pianofore richest instrument offered
a auction this season. four round corners full
fave. Stool and Cover Music Stand Hatstand. Buffet Ex
tension Table cut Glassware Dinner Sets Silver Casora
Urns Spoons Knives Tureens Saivers. Oyster Dsh Arm
Chairs Lounges rosewood and walnut Bureaus Bedtead
Armoire'a Glace, Mattresses Bedding. Carpets Sofas.
Rockers Bookt Feather Reds Banckets Sheets Coun
terpanes Also Furniture OF servants apartments Parties
wishing 10 attend this the Fifth Sixth
stages from Asor St. Nicholas Metropolitan Ho
tells leaving Sixteenth few doors from house.
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~ q n y ~
SALES Ar AUCTION.
MORRIS WILKINS. AUcrIoTEER.
Il Bf r. III LUDLOW a co.

MOhkIb WILKINS AUCTlOkEER.
" SALES q oy HoysshoGs hgRaSs g1ssfruns. { SS
II O'Clock NJ Al The northwest corssr OF Blocker and
Mercer streets second floor (emoyed for convenience OF
HANDSOME HousEHoLD ruRsIrURE-con.,..,ns
is ps .l ss %. sofa css aIs s:
p"s.ss sssSary nm %atsr fsaes bsssssa. Drs;sIss
Feather Beds. Sc; olciohs. Rugs French Chi
n'' Gut a'a''"a's s&ffspsrspAv. Aprns
Handsome Household Furniture, consisting OF carved
nsh Pier .na .a
Rs
and French Bedseads Dressing Bureaus Wash.
faasss. oaSsd
sSd sas se ss ras
gt Chsndeers &C. Brussels ana Ingram Carpets oiiclot
- 80 80 THURSDAY, AprnL
TIE ENTIRE FURNITURE contained in said house.
Consisting in part OF eeg.nty carved rosewood rarcr
anofore Stool elegant bronze and Chandeliers
ds Boers
so s n S
q fns 0'
Of Ts
ing h0u'sAss0issH T. H. LUDLOW Co., No Pine street,
M. DOUGHTY VIII AYesl2SsSs ..P, ss 2sssss APRIL.
as l0< o'clock. At 1876 West Twenty eighth street.
Consisting aH ans ss
oe and 1oa on aus
Rosewood Secretary and Bookcase.
Sss: s Ma:a :ai ffs ps.
Gas Chandeliers and Brackets.
French 9oas o f.nSnss sS.ss IA and ps snS sSS oos.
ya % @ s h%S % ror
p 9. BuLKLEy. ,AucrIoNEER- -MoRsEs. CAR.
Il Hap Rnh ElQtu Alao
4c at auction on TUESDAY Ia April a. one o'clock near the
@ asp0 s HS Car
riases different styles two seshs wagons saddles. ar
Catalogues the Once IS Wall street Trains leave twenty
seventh street at ll3o.
s6AE s IA.
500 lots OF Unredeemed Pledges consisting Of and
ss ] Ss!
arces TOO Snmeroa: to msnson wei wo..h the atssn:
toa o. the trade and tothes by order of soomons ITS
{. a. 10Y O'Clock JAMES AGAR viii sell at 81 New
unas
msnt AID worthy the attention q Sess M and By
PAwNBRoKER's SALE. g ENoLEHART 4 GO.
and o,he Drse: prscs faSrn. yeSes 1 and
@ ROBINSON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND HUD
-. Cty-Large sale Of Household Furniture .. Hud
Heights Water Cure Establishment Palisade
at 10 A. NJ. Deposits required. Sale positive
GALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
The undersigned prepared % give special 81 enon to
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
as residences on ne most favorable terms ms. 80. .
well register choice OF date
A. JOURNEAY, Auctioneer,
No. Pine street.
WHIIAM ABBOTT. AUCrIoNEER, OFFICE NO: Z
w East Broadway, sels Tuesday, 9Th inst at 10L
o'clock the entire furnnre contained In house No 3l
Fourth street Lafayette place consisting in part OF
Carpsts Cottage Suits OF Furniture HAIR Mattresses maple
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II Bo6ART, AUCTIoNEER-By s. j. BoGART.
e.. Monday April A. at O O'Clock st the auction rooms
Mol North William street, executors sale df barge tock
scies Tweed Mohair Checxs wosl Alpaca, Flannel and
and Vests boys Cothna ~ large Hats and Caps, Of
every descriptions Shirts and Drawers. silk scarf Neck.
hes SIX and Cotton Handkerrhtes shirt Collars &c be.
Ing the balance o the stock OF the estate OF Joseph Lee
and X. H. Smith, Executors
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East Broadway. sells. on Tuesday, 9Th inst 81 10Y
Fourth Lafayette place consisting in part OF
French Pier and o:her Mirrors Tapestry Brussels and other
Carpsts Cottage Suits OF Furniture HAIR Mattresses
Bcdseads &c, full octave Pianoore Kitchen
Utensils . large lot of 0llcloth. &e.
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CENTLEMBN,s NEW AND LIFT OFF CLorHINa
NJ purchased for ttc Western market The fuH value
will be pad without seeking impose Call ~ the store OF
address Thomas D. Courov. ~ Centre street
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r OST-NHAR THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, A POCK.
IL etbook with small of money and two check for
seats at the opera The finder keep the
and return the book under cover TO g. Chidre Herald
Office.
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r AIDES AND oRNTLBMENs NEW AND LBrr OFF
IA Clothing purchased for the Western parset Toe ial
value will be paid, without haggnS srcknr to impose
Gall AT the store address j. D. pONOHOE Hs Baxter
street. three doors from white street
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r osT-ON FRIDAY APRIL I. UP TOWN, LADY's
IL Gold Watch and Chain The huder will be literally
rewarded by returning the No 40 West Thirty
street.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sALvs-THR UNDER.
Ill signed fully prepared tefcoroe for thirty
to attention 10 sale OF Hoo Par.
nture attbe residences Of families removing or de-
''"As Il IL LUDLOW a CO., No Pine street.
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OST-THURSDAY, MARCH 81, BETWEEN AND 8
IL p M. in Vandam street, MacdougAl street. a
iadys Mink Collar Any returnn ing to II Macdouga
street will receive liberal reward
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T OST-ON THURSDAY MARCH 81, UP TOWN A LA.
IL dys Gold Watch and Chain The finder will be iiber-
ally rewarded returning the to No A9 West Thirty
drst street.
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r ,osT-FRoM The YARD OF THE UNDERSIGNED
IL foot OF 0ansevoor street North river the nigh, OF
thr ssth March three Oak Logs marked Any
who will the said logs Information
where they can bs found will be literally rewarded.
W. II. DECKER.
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uooLEYs OPERA HOUsB-BRo0KLYN
III Monday evening April g. aud during the week, H.
Orilin's new comic sketch. called
THB TROUBLES OF AN NJ. D..
performed by Hughes, Purdy, Budworsh. Herman aal
Grinn. Ti5gs , % ggsaT,nee s,t q urxa ou.xepa
ten In number from Lebanon. New Hampshire
TfiE BLOCKADE RUNNERS,
by Grimm Purdy and Hughes. Nj Purdy In his new 6eue
and Dance, NiGdER AMOS
New SONGS Acts, Dances and Plantation 9censa
Doors open at commence ecocS Tickets Is oesA
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OST-TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 90. AT THE
IL Academy OF Music Brooch with brilliants. The
finder will be rewarded BY leaving the IS Maiden
lane.
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ELEoAaT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF PRIVATE
~ family for sale great sacrifice beautiful Paror
SUIT covered with tho richest Flonch satn brocae male
to order N rue months tc ssp) viii be sold for t7s
one do. FOR ssn ALSO two marble TOP Tsres rosewood
Etsgores, two Parcr Carr.ia Turkish tay Char sni
Lounge two rosewood redsteads Bureaus, sprina and
HAIR Mattresses, Lounges, Chairs Rockers. Clocks Mir
rors &c Inquire At lJ West Esath street, between Fuh
and SIxth
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DAwNBROKERs sALE-oN TUEsDAY.APRIL g. AT
+ lOh O'Clock by JOHN MORTIMER. lo East Broadway.
500 lots OF Unedoemed Pledges consisting OF ies' and
gen.lemen's Wearing Apparel silk. calico. delane and
barege Dresses Remnants OF calico merno and delanes
broche, stella and Shawls; velvet Cf0aks and
Capes silk Basques and Mantas; Sheets Spreads skrs.
CATERS Boots and Shoes. Frock Coats Pants and Vests.
aud large lot OF ades Undergarmen and various other
articles too numerous to mention well worth the atten
ton OF the trade and others BY order of Solomons Its
Spring street.
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A JoURNEAY, AucrIoNEER-No 8 PINE STREET.
"A LARGE PERFMPTORy SALE OF STATEN ISL.
AND LOTS AND HOTEL AT AUCTION. by order Of the
Executors Of DR. Harrison deceased =. the Exchange
sAesroom, Ill Broadway, New York, by A. JOURNEAf,
Thursday, April IA. 1884. at IL o'clock NJ
Los aud Hotel Tompkinsville Brewster Vauduzer
and Bay streets.
And Fort Richmond. Broadway and Heberon streets
Sixty per cent on mortgage II desired
ALSO.
Lots Fort HILL Tompkinsvle Fourth avenue. be.
tween Fowler aud Westervelt Avenues.
Terms at sale
This sale comprise lots the island.
most desrsby located In improving neighborhoods and
worthy the attention Of parties seeking and profitable
Investments
Maps at the office OF the auctioneer
No
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.
'" ''''' ''rF "ec"ln" Gcslv can produce n nun,
,% 'lI ON c"""hlLFc phti"nts cninyur GOOD
hr',i' weighing nearly 200 pounds will r,rri t
relating three cures have ns,,le in New, We ~
"n''h are al Inherent, and wish any one who fns n,,
% ~ "'t '"ttef 10 VISIT diem. First. is Mrs Far.
l,,, '' az ~" i"' houston street. Her hIs-
ris,,l r ir NV ~ my i"His w Bond street, and
,I. t,, H. li NV, see h"r. lie said coul do no
sn an ':, ~ % "," ar t!r htN medical attendance.
currI I, h ~ ~, S'n'' WIN consumption To lac
,,"i ", H'G ','d h,lrd OF some great cures had
I '," 'c i'Sifc' 10 crafty her wishes called
- i"I' 'i'E co!'lhcd TO her bed in the last stage
IiI s,, ''nS"HPti"i' ana without doubt must have
rhrg y,'r,. ,, a'n i'ti lungs found both bronchial
hr i Wy m,''n '''rted' but no cavities had formed
,r ,Tr itH Spncfe me Hp't-box was half full of
,r ., ,. use ~ legs swollen very much: and
hal ho'" w. 'iG l'' CHROME dnrrhmH Her bowels
sha Ind i, '. eI'Ieh Hines that day told her that
hal ia enough TO- he cured, but that this ,Elr lr,n
an I,o,,t us iS. ana Ter stomach in snrh
done IL. ',' ''nt was afraid nothn" could lie
her oI,.nr,', tI4 s'."I Try and ITO what could for
i,n she ,o,a /, I ,,'' i'' h.' long i'll tine cond
rnyc her f.t u, , ''' qua no, max" her any worse.
r,,ic ana So, e VI my hnWirnkc Pills. and thc
tho ,o~t sn, "l mNrIN' hat was Tuesday and by
itc had rctrrrcl an, a., ' , was c'rrird on her app"
her dinner 81, !; '' 'o ''''" SH up IN bed and eat
frpte crrtitinI Ia H. VI, ,Il gave me long Cert-
ir. B,rtI,,lnn'o,SS c9' w rtv' mr: Bowling.
my ro,rny ,,i,I - 80, ''l INN street came Ia
,hj;rit M''h ~ '"n"F on hT liver. She was low
uuurr uuJ r,y, ""'',' mowers cuSilr". no
,1iunr had Iro' T,,N,"S mo me grave. The said
l,,r l,,,, n, 'i,ii,. over 'ur"cn years. | gave
Inst ne t,n di,, .a ms ma o,d NHr t. take them
INV rn,r,. 30 n ~, "'!' 'i'h'e"' she came back 10
r,. b"r f,, I've S'it't' III t"n weeks somewhat bet
c,rr. hnr iTi ~ 's'iH 10 ci"'h little around tho
turnr di-,,',n anu hrr eyes brighter and the
'h'h u had over done before She kent ernIrnlv In,
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5tures on0 Iinmore.

TNHE celebrated Royal Cook Store with
4 extended fire box for wood or coal. -
Owing to the Unprecedented popularity Of
this Stove, we have been induced to offer il
with the utmost confidence, to those who
want good heavy cast Stove. Ont of the
immense number Of the Royal that have
been sold we have never heard single com
plant of failure to operate to entire sntistac-
ton, and we challenge the world to present
any cooking stove that will do its work more
perfectly. For sale at City prices for cash.
by PRYOR x BRO.
Aug. l, 1868. Elkton, Nd
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FGUTX'S NIHXTaJ7sE

LIE safe and reliable remedy for the cure
i of rheumatism. Painful Nervous tFcc1
tons, Sprnins Burns Swcllings and nil
on Man. Nff"''''''
On Horses it will never fail to cure the
LlSl- Poll-Evil. Fistula, old running Sores. or
"ES7 sweeny' Improperly applied. For Sprains,
scratches, Bruises. Cracked Hoof.. Cbaf,s,
FOR Saddle or Collar Calls. Cuts or Wounds. II
is an infailibe remedy. Try it and be con-
WINGED OF its great efficacy.
MAN RHEUMATISM,
Persons afflicted with this disease. no mat.
ter OF how long standing, can be promptly
AND and eftectualiy cured by using this fixture
There is nothing in the world so sure and
so good to take away bad Corns, and cure
Beast Frost Bites as this preparation. NV il and
satisfy yourselves. Price 25 and 30 cents ner
Now bottle Prepared by r,,.,
S. A. FOUTZ & BROTHER, 's'sf@
Westminster. Nd
IN nss' For sale by DIR. H. II MITCHELL, Elkton
ana druggists and Storekeepers everywhere,
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THE FAV0RITE Oil BURNER.

NO GLASS ClIIMNEYS To BREAK OR BURN
THE FINGERS
This Burner will fit the common size Petroleum
Lamps.
TNflIS nurivaled nom Chimney Burner for Coal
i OIL, is now offered to the public in a shane
more perfect and desirable than any other
1t excels all other inventions designed to burn
Oil, without the expense and inconvenicnees of a
Chimney: so far as to be beyond comparison
1t has been in use nearly two years and the
ingenuity of inventors has been exhausted in at.
tempting to equal it. 1t is constructed on scien-
titic principals. and burns clearly without smoke
odor, having steady, floating fame.
IT'S PERFECTLY SAFE
1t is durably made. simple in operation. and
never gets out Of order. In short its MANY GOOD
qualities are too numerous to mention Try it
For sale by f. W. Staples
ty1I have one in constant use at the store.
sch O, lsj4
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MeGrn,al
SllRINER'S
BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP.

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whoop,ng
Cough, .Asfhmn, B, onchitis, Splitting
Blood, Pam md Weakness of the
Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
THIS is no new remedy. 1t has been
L used for number of years in Maryland
and parts of Pennsylvania and has. wher-
e7er known, acquired an unprecedented
reputation for curing the various diseases
for Which il is recommended ,o,r
60 apparent is its usefulness. and SO re-
markaole have been its cures that it is fast
SGpefsedihS every other remedy for those
diseases. The afflicted can RELY upon its
doing as much for them. and in many cases
mere than any other remedy now before
the public. ~,,
1t is recommended and prescribed in the o""-
practice oil large n .mbCr of the most intel.
ligent and able Physicians of MARYLAND II
Is used and considered an indispensable "e"
household remedy by large portion of the
| first families of the State
/ 1t is used by all classes of society and the sure
universal opinion is that it is good TIL,
SYRUP is PURELY FEGETApLE CoMpouyD
III Is pleasant to take and never doe. injury NO
| tnt owing to its purifying Qualities must
40 good under any circumstances. Its effects
are truly wonderful, soothing calming and
nllaying the most violent Coughs. purifyiup child
Strengthening and mvigora.ing the whole
system calming and soothing the nerves
t, aiding and facilitating e1pectoration and
|
DISEASED LUNGS N
! Thus striking ut the root of a;seaso and
| driving 1t from the system
| NH ,:- GROUP. die of
Inns diseare is nn'iounced by difficulty of
! breathing shriIl whstling or Wheeling.
hacking cough and threatened suifocotion
We IL mostly occurs in young children Crou,
N" ch''d need die Of Group if this Svrun ia
| properly used, and used in time Mothers
who haze croupy children sbonJd w,tnb
| the first show Of the discaso. and ,Iv.aT;r ,,,;
keep this remedy at hand "'''' ''i'o
For cough after measles this Svru, !.
most excellent Experience has proven That
II Is equalIcd by 10 other prcnarntion o
! The price of the remedy is suob q. 70 syrup
/ place it within tho reach Of all tbs nomr w.,
well as as the rich and every person Should
| have it. f0''0' 'hou'u
Every person should have it in tho bo,so Is
a. i Is RUG and fnilhful friend to all who
value health and wish to secarc themso,vns
| against that most terrible l,sease nons,mn used
non. 1t Will be found the most n.cf,l ns
wei as the cheapest family medicne in thn
| W"rid' II has been uscl for the Lost e in
9eirs WIN success without parallel
for $llO - 'H''e oottles Tim,
prepared ny s, A. F0UTZ a. BRO
For sol. h., ND TT - Westminster, Md
and Druggists and Storekeepcrs roneraItr '''A ''''
| Nov Is, ISG3-ly e'-J'
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japanese Tea

WILL not mould. Unlike the green tea of
w China, this is not dried upon copper pans
and colored with colorng mixture its vel lowish
tnts is the work of nature, and it exhaies n per
fume that belongs only to teas of the highest
grade Lovers of tea and indisposed persons
should try it. Those of our customers tina have
used il prefer it to any tea sold in this market -
For Sale by Il. BROWN, JR., q BRO.
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Special Card to the Public.

PRYOR BRO. would respectfully invite the attcn-
non OF the public to their large assortment of Cooking
Stoves which will be sold at City Prices for cash and
cheaper than can be bought in this county. Our stoves
are manufactured and constructed long tried prin.ples
by the largest manufacturers in Pennsylvania and have
all the advantages suggested by long experience for
Rapid Heating. Perfect Baking, and cconcly in fuel
For further information SIZE advertisements in this paper
PRYOR x BRO, (Cantwells old stand.)
Aug l, 1868 Elkton Nd
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Shriner's Indian HERMITAGE.

SlNCh the Introduction of this beautiful pr,.
~ naration, it has been steadily ADVANCING into
Iuo''E favor. Its astonishing efficacy in exnrl.
f f,hs worms has 4*&***xx#~ won for it many
,bnsn srni':e 4 I it is known and
s soa nt rt every DESTROY ( family the
becon, ;, nnc ue- ~ mand for it is
more worthy the X nr,fra mu - sun
,,,,t;n, ? !, ~ .ne NS%" *w*** Proprietor is
tu't'ng it up in much handso,ner stylc than
iormefiy. 1t is now prepared with the great.ss
are OF uniform strength, with plain directions So
that any orc can administer it.
1t IS entirely TegctaMe-Perfsctly Safe
mt Harmless.
ana mas never been known to fail to expcl womr,
where worms existed The proprietors boldyy
assert that il is superior to any other preparation
~ Ask for SIIRINER'S INDIAN vERNt,
CGE. and take no other
t;y Price % Cents per Bottle.
Prepared by S. A FOUTZ rpo
Eou WestnFnstcr Nd,
Lor snle by DIX. IL ii. MITCHELL, Elktop
ana Druggists and Storekeepere everywhere
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