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Miscellaneous.

bark. showing Alersndre Sous sgnal, is reported
ashore on Romer Shoal and has bilged.
EyKssc STAR Capt Bell yesterday from
NOreans, bringing adviees Goth passe
by this magnificent vessel highly pleased with
gong qualities with Capt Bell his ocars Ra
nrez the excellent steward Of the Evening Star formerly
OF the Havana raid of The In his procession
this side OF the Atlantic, owing TO his
preparing almost endless variety OF dishes thereby
pleasing the tastes of all who themselves his
srxAxsnp STARLIGHT, from WASHINGTON for Port Royal
when IN the neghsorhood Of Fortress Monroe
reached Bal,laore, where she viii be repaired.
ssr ylc1os Bunker from Puget Sound for valpar4!sO
zSs = IITs iss is v, VINE yas ys:y Is,yy
threw the shlp her beam end. srsaux the deck load
maDmas 70 right he ship soon aser he apnns M
the went ,,.ine the head Of The miscnnas
gres, violence Until raidnisLi when beeas
her side he deck ioaf on ;hs lee
side was waehed or
o Cape Horn & wS ~s.sg
bas n,a nSy'e o1 roSr IN the d2r
TO blow, had to leave without supply.
u ness so ss S.snr sn A
about Two hours causing her 70 leak Sadly.
so .s o % orn fs .y a. w ssn S
shifted CARGO swept the deck.
Joms corrLy from cAilao for England val.
p ,sp Cr ssy Bedford
BARK JoHs AvLss from Havana cu.away her masts 4th
inst to prevent her going ashore in Boston bay.
rours srENcwE Rondout for Salem. put into
Boston 9th inst with loss OF sails buwarks and deck load.
scHn MoR., hence for essiorn port went ashore
the rock At the lover end Of BAes~es Island yesterday
and hlled.
scnR EDw .Rp OF New York. which ashore
and probably viii prove total css has been stripped Of
her sails rggngfkc costract has been made with
ties clinton 70 get out tho pig iron and deliver In Pro-
videnoe at $40 per ton
Otter Rocx-Br schr Reliance Niokerson ~ Provi
dencc from Annapolis NB reports Nov a 40 a. Ion u 81
fs IN with the wreck Of schr otter Rock Of Casne absn
above water. bow under Same time. saw the wreck
not be made with both masts and full OF waer
1.-THE Otter Rock from Hanger for George'own DC,
ter, built at Castine, Ne, In 1883
segp DEFIANCE. Psndeton, from Gcorvetown DC. for
Boston drove ashore night OF 9Th pst near Holmes Hole
without damage
scns MAnIRL, Gps.rok, before reported ashore ieow
Baltimore. got on and arrived atBaltmors 81 inst.
scuR Lonlsc A. I7s tons. bun at harrington in 1915.
has been sold At $500. cash
g,oucFsrrr Nov lecnrs Python and Pnsine (or Cath.
arne) both Of Maine DRAGGED ashor in the bc,waen
the Stage Fort the Gut; both bsed badly stove
Notice to Mariners.
The Handkerchief Light Weasel sgan paa or her sa.
ucn, and the Ree, which occupied that position has
BY srdsr Of 10. Lishtssu.. Board.
49,. ~. JOHN JOB aARsroN. Lighthouse Inspector.
spoken, dse.
Ship Criterion Stetsop, from san Prsucsco for Caso
Sept Ia, Ion N. Ion ilz
rererga Porss.
BravA, Aug Bold " ship yslloro Deolcr. no ton
BosnAy sept lS-sld ship Badco stIpben, nansoon.
GvNACoA. Oct i-fu port bark Venus disv,
FsIroutn Eng Oct sI-sid bark franklin. Schultz trorn
Boston days. Bid previous schr voant Chsdbourne for
leeward
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News by Way Of Cairo.

ST. Louis, Nov 5, 1864.
The nght reported few days since by rebel stragslers
has not been confirmed, and is probably caaard.
The steamer Luminary from New Orleans, bas arrived
with large of sugars and the govern.
meat Cotton easter low middling, 81 13 81 To-;
midding, 81 II aSl 20.
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~ = e G. U L E.
Arrival Of tho Steamships Evening
Star and MrTmac.
Liz. of Clcers Recently Ex-
changed IN louisiana.
I7GeSeseiDg Incidentsof Their
Return.
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lspoct of Freedmen AGairs in
louisiana.
ckrTgRE CT BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
The siebe7s Attempting fc Cross
the Mississippi.
Seventies of the New Trade
Regulations.
AFFAIRS ON THE ATCHAFALAYA.
General News from All Parts Of the
Gulf Department,
As. -, h.
The ssebe7s Attempting fc Cross
the Mississippi.
Seventies Of the New Trade
Regulations.
AFFAIRS ON THE ATCHAFALAYA.
General Nevs from All Parts Of the
Gulf Department,

Ybs steamship Evening Star, Bell from New Orleans
osscber ~ and United Merrimac, Sanp
~ from the same port October 30 this port
yesterday.
Purscr OF the Merrimac and the purser .; tie
evspina Star will accep: thanks for fayors.
fhs Evening Star brings the following passengers:-
Captain Norcross lady, Major L. Kimbe Captain
Deyd Captain Shelter, Captain Livingston Lieutenant J.
h. Hagar, Lieutenant lanyard J. Lazarus, NJ o. Hal
Dsubsek, Mr. Egert, Mr.. Rooney, n c. Fcnner r. D. Tan
Ass Ham and lady, A. S. Walker, w. c. Green, Mrs
Brady children, r. Ii. Young Robert Eusiis,
Hrs Husband, Miss Husband, Peter Oakes.
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soldiers IIomeward Bsund. !.

IouisvnLE, Nov. 8, 1864
1rains from here in every direction ned with fur
ooghed soldiers, many Of whom sick and wounded
and feeble sosi o. them have from twelve 70 twenty
days furlouab
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Our MOrg anxia Correspondence.
NoRGASzrA, La, Oct. %, 1854.

NoRGANzA, L., Oct. Is, 1868
ArCEArALAYA.
Colonel Davis Of the First Texas cavalry commanding
forces the Atch alaya has brdged Bayou Latch
enash three places, and built some new roads Tho
is in considerable force beyond the Atchafaaya
ano nred upon despatch bearer between Morgan's
Ferry and Smsport.
PURSUIT A sEt1sB LADY.
Lieutenant Colonel Gurney, Of the Second New York
Veterans with thirty men, started in pursuit OF
sccrsb lady, the wfa Of rebel captain who had OBJ
tanned pass New Orleans TO 90 through the lines
telegram from that city directed thai should not be
allowed 10 through. but II she had got her way
send force 10 overtake her. Coionel Quincy
with the lady and her al the house OF Barrow
enty6v miles from Aorgan2a, which he surrounded
Lieutenant Brown, rebel officer IN his haste escape,
and the lady captured, vii! be sent 10 New
Orleane the Joseph Pierce.
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Rss.RKsscversl NOR. schools win be put into opera
Ton "a lev days-one 10 81 James one in Plalnomnes,
iwoin Terre ebonne.
wocssp1 EuSssxs.
Toe foiowiag blockade runners we're recently cap.
Tue soh0oner Emms, captured BY the United states
steamer Mobile, Captain Pierre Girasd. She was laden
with cotton, and Was captured on the 18th nsi OF the
Texas COAST Inc Grew escaped by running The vessel
into shallow
The Schooner louisa also captured BY the Mobile
She was overhaued about three niles from shore, the
18th inst or San LUIS Pass Texas The LOUISA mn as.
sorted cargo, had regular Of papers procsed from
Rev Orleans TO AAtamoros, and far out Of her
Tue schooDer Annie virden was oaptured on the sth
ns, about eighty miles Of Galveston Texas also
by Tie Mobile she was iaden with cotton and had no
papers
ARRIVAL COTTON ysos vrcKsspso.
The Joseph Pierce arrived In this city yesterday with
Elk hundred and hy Dsles Of cotton board consigned
TO various arms 40 New orleans.
Ray.
We have just received intelligence from naval expe.
cioa Noole Bay up 70 the vicinity Of Bay ST. Louis
and as Christian. IL composed Of light draoeht gun
boats which ascended s the small streams The coast
10 that vicinity. Very few men were seen, but the
people where found bountuliy supplied With
provisions.
number or cattle and qpanti,yvcf grain, &c were
tar have heard, experienced. nor glimpse u
al enemy obtaled.
krw ORLEANS. Oct. 80. 1894
4 aAriAar NAVAL oyRcsE.
Captain Grsud o. the United States steamship Mobile
ormery the Tcnuessee) bss just returned from cruise
OF The Of Texas bringing with him three sobooners
prizes They were all heavily laden cotton, and
attempting run out from Galveston when they
fell IN with tbs Yankee cruiser and s'gobblcd,
csrgoea, crews End all
Captain GHaud is deserving of grest praise for bis
calamity, vigsDce and success few weeks since he
chased asge ship for twelve hours and compelled her
overheard be- entire cargo cotton, sixty Ave
oaes o. which the captain picked up and brought 10
cry, and y was sold BY the United States Marshsl
i Tor upwards. oi thirty thousand doIlars--a very
handsome sum Of prize money BY this Issi venture in
soahon 70 the sehooners The captain win have 10 divide
among h crew ne proceeds Of over three huodred bales
1 Of cotton.
Captain Graud Is the ccer received the sword Of
Admiral Buchanan Of the Tennessee when rarrasu,
WOO the preaest of all vic. ries IN Mobile bav
lac was placed IN ccmuana Of The ram snd he,d M,
position until she vas laid up tor repairs
l srlu IN Tnoumr
Coloue Coolbaugh who has figured very extensively OF
late ~ member ~ the stsF OF ba dozeo geusras Al
genersi ~ the AexcaB army, &c, has at last come "a
erief lie bought some railroad Nicksburg aud
pad for ~ with drst somebody who didn Z know
Linn. The gentleman who vas yicgnizea came 10 shis
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Died.

JoHAySks --HEsRwrrs, only diugbter N John and Mar
garet Johan e., axed rs years and months
The friends scquainisnces OF the family are re-
sp.ct uy invited " attend The funeral Monday after
nonn at balf past two ococx tae resdenos he
parents, No. 4 coDsey ga street. Williamsburg.
For osasr Deaths fityd IA G.
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rYIsCEl.E.ANEOUS.

RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER
N and inserted by DR.. +. BAuCH Z. GOUGELMANN
formerly employ BY Boissonn OF Pasl 599 Broad-
way, NJ. \.
no TO T. r. AGNEW'S GREENWICH AND MUb
VI ray streets there YOU will find Teas, Golfers Flour.
Groceries Provisions cheap cash. one price only
pIaTpIcT
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COL. RUSH Z. HAWKINS,
Union candidate the favorable Considers
on OF the voters Of the sara Congressional District
When oar flag fired upon at Sumter BY the rebels.
Col H. OF the FIRST spring arms In defence Of
his country led TO the Geld that glorious regiment known
a. the Hawkins Zonaves.' whose name has becomes .
household word throughout the lans.
In the well 10 Col H. has ever been
an able defender OF democ,a PIES and champion
IA the cause OF human liberty believe pas, 70
for the fnlre. Hia well known
city integrity leads 'he conclusion that he viii
make WORTH Of the great metropolis Of the
Wes-
AUGUSTUS r. DOW,
Chairman or the Convention o Union Delegates,
for The skin congressional Districl
Hrypy
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SHIPPING NE w S.
Port of New YORK. November ., 1864.

ALMANAC sew YoRk-rHIs DAT - :.
ws............ ~ mo0H rsfs.....eve ~ =
sUs ssKrs............. IS tHicn,warER...., morn
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xTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
TO THE UNION VOTERS.
COL. RUSH Z. HAwEINs,

We the Undersigned, aks great pleasure In recommend
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Henry G Pm z,
secrcisry u the Convention.
INV YonS CRY, October 81, loA

Hnw gonx CRY, October 81, ioA
trrom the Now Yors iIerala, NO.. 4 1884
lean sanSc. tho of The sis rs:sioa;
soi.r q s ' c reabS MS'a and ID a as
oherwse known a. he Lulo hsin. TIE re- abssrs
and toe voers O. hs sxa d,Se ar nos nss.
On The came eyenss = ~ one oy .ae
~, ucs Ssn po cand.s a On unon
platform, Bui with Neone Ilaw.,ns ,ase l. h,s 70 se
bard fss,ng on The ,ai,e =. ssnss me enemies
stamp aud whcn they have oppertGay Of rewar.,og
he should not q. % do R.y%ssd & on the Ghe,
OF political Mostly whose pot consists IN mssins
tom House funds carry eccsicn This is thu
whole thing in Iushel.
From the New yors rrlsane, Nov I; 1857
:a r. can S S Ts
the parties come together . lhs proposson'
From the Evcr,1s Post, Nov. 1884,
CoIonsl Hawkins the caudi-
sss: s. d's a isr @ %se 'fss s
plan should be adopted.
From the Sun, New YORK, Nov. 8 1854
the eondctinr claims Henry J. Raymond aud Rush z
Mr. Hawkin noninsi.d oy tae D,aper orssnsa
Non sDd the prns ncpn,ss
convenons hsvins failed 70 upon ihs ,horaws
matter . &c sSsushs ss.Sr. Gene tee -ners
'0ps sRoass. Re could not hon@ a5y aacsp, nasm"cs
they made very much the principle OF.
taer r'' h. T'a csaysnon ant offered 20 wi.isr.w Sm S
any other man except Mr. Rsymond) therefore
remains candidate Of bis arly As the Colonel Of the
Of his district, ana is OCULAR
s:s snsEs q Ss ,wSa sam
making that slection the ciet catu OF tn exhibition.
Mr. Raymond 10 well known The editor Of the
Daily Times The democratic OF these emen
Ne rsS w. S ;Ss and III
who represent the other EHjah
Ward Is the most popular denocrat nominated, being tho
present representative OF this dist let
trrom the New York Atlas. Nov 3, 1885,
IN The Sirh district some o detnocra'ic iriends seem
TO oe doing all they TO promote The eseton of Colonel
Rush o. hawkins the republican candidate by running E
Norton against General tlah Ward the present eypo.
on ,bs ohnr bsnd ise weed repubicsns hays pu, IN
Henry j. against Hawkins ana wonu seem ~ be
the eeection 81 General Ward for
they viii SUCCEED n endcnynrs and that Ward eec.
ton sure The ecsn to Hawkins 10 probably the faca
acsieyea enduring iaures brave aud gallant ocer
These republican. profess great admiration
soldiers bnt when any q them, lxe Colonel ask ns are
forward political sf honor. they
found 10 by thcm. They prefer political hacks ike
RAYMOND or all the republican nominees In this
faith by his works expos ns ~ We IN this war; ano
ret this hour OF political need his party refuses lin Ito
Bu. the The republicans 10 m ary heroisra
their the sisr Ing merits of Colonel
HAWKINS his election might have been endsnsered by he
efforts OF Norsns irends: bn aa the case now anda he
sure 10 be returned to the next Congcsa and We heartily
congratulate him upon his natcripg prospects.
TrH wARD.-LEARNINo THAT AN IRRtsrONsH
BILE pamphe ct IL being cfcusted IN the Fifth Congress
scsal cisirc syowng that Mr. bsis'n ~, OF -As mot
'A'0" any " s1RrIR ss!sssS sssa
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7rH wARD.-LEARNrNo THAT AN iRRtscoNsl
BILE pamphe ct In being circulated IN the Ftth Congress
sicsa district. syowing that Mr.. Hessn Tav
Know Nothing In lstt with my natne attached hereby
aisayow any connecticu.or OF satd pamphlet
JEREMIAH "a. BARTnR. seventh ward.
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nle0uinal
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TO FARMERS.
TO FARMERS.
TO FARMERS
DAIRNME EN- X COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

LNLOtR, Grain, Glover and Flax Seed
Il Tobacco, Hay, Lumber. Slaves. Tan,
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game. Eege-
tables, Wool, Rag, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c.,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with fnli Returns always within
Fen Days OF their reaching the City, by tor.
wardihs TO the Commission House for Cuun-
Try Produce Of
=. +. MARINE,
n. z. Concr of Frederick * Pratt SIS,
BALTIMORE, ND.
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HE celebrated WELLINGTON COOK
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thar the whole oven surface viii bake per
l"ctiy ana uniformly The slightest cxunIiu.
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EGT'SCE.

E'ARMERs, Merchants and Mechanics. pause
and reflect before giving ont yoIn work -
AFTER having zen years experience as a pr!c
teal workman, at my trade invite all who
desire work done with neatlrSs and drSpaicr
t" give me II call. | am prepared with frSt
class ""rkmcn, to clean and put in order
Hot AR Furnaces, Eaug~s, Cnokiag Stoves
&c, also to 4" Roofing, Hpnuting, Lightning
Ruding and repairing ut short notice. and
guarantee th" quality OF material and work
satisfactory. as all work is snperinte,,d.,i
personally by me. Work done III city prices
Send in your orders whenever Convent, nj
and they will be promptly attended TO. by
JOHN PRYOR.
Firm Of Pryor X Bro,
Aug. |, 1863. Ekton, Md.
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IiMINE. fE = 2Jth. lNul.
Having known Mr. Fletcher Z. Marine for nmnr
years iFrt, W" take pleasure in stating that know
hn "a be gentleman n.wh..iu thr utHn>t confidence
may hN pl"c"d in the transaction nf business. II" i
prompt. attentive olgiu@ and kcli,Llc--Eu Robert rur-
h@r. E-l. bearer in lcrtililt1s John ". kuu 4 CO..
Dry 'io"dr T. s. Faey. Druggists Rev. e. b. Tpprtt
Fast Baltimore Conference; Rev. A G. Malttt. t.. Il.
Va Mrc'ntHtrShu'gh. Pa: Rev. Asrew ManSiIG phila
john " EaEIVilh, Esd Cashier feilS Point Rank: Is
nae !. Cook. Register Of wills: Armstrong Berry.
ook5'4lers Tucker & Smith Boot and 'hea Dealers
EaiiHcr" Md; Hon. T. Holiday Irk., L. $. g. Cam.
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PorTERs LA.niNG, Caroline county, Md.
Mr.. T. L. MARINE Having been Intimately acqu,,nr
eel with the character Of your IuSincss having extended
10 your care, over five the sale of produce ali
accounts have proved satisfactory. and i'll the future
expect 10 'lr"ih" your huu-e Ny advice to all pet
sous having Grain proiur". to rNtrid tulnui4
"Hn Merchant. may rely confidently, having not the
least apprehension but lind you honest in all respects
Yours, Il. G. STEVENS.
June 81, lS5i-im
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MR.. r. r. MARINE :--Sir We can say that you al.
NhF' dealt correctly and satisfactory Ia us for all til,
business We lave had you to dn for us anil We alway
'''h"'hi any persons that NC know t. yuu and YOU
can use CIR names for recommendation that yu
may want. Yours
December 18th, 1868, SPENCER L WRIGHT
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VIENNA, Dorchester county, Nd, January LIST, 1864.
Mr. +. H. MARINE Allow me on the beginning Of
the new year to extend tn You my most hearty clI.ra
h!Hi"hs Ion TIA" satisfactory manner which YOU hay.
gwen me Tor several years in The sale IF con-guruis
"iich nave Entrusted 10 your hope the fu
tule that may be able to increase those cnnsignncus
amt that You will receive from the public y very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS
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Or. Djnns peutal Column.
Respectfully Dedicated to tie
PUhlic.

IN ,'lS bright Ihnl where beauty rcgns supreme
AIh all pay homage to the WITH in. urcr..
hrIc thousands visit each Cosmetic Mart
/" learn how ID" improves 10y every art
ne" ,ie preserves her Charms from sad decay:
And shines IN rising s,':cnd,.r day hv day:
Learn nus Nipf" itSiig than the laurel wreath
maj "i ali charms, III" best are Perfect Teeth
"''n"ht 'he-'. eyes. c"n'r"Xi'i hair arc vain
A. summon sky ul1n a desert r.liu,
W" liz" moi b"nmty, Happy fare alone:
l'h' ihink sound Teeth the richest t.Jft We own:
For We crioy "uI food. draw cheer and h, ,lti,
better prize than Handsome face or wealth
lhi'rihlHteS who wish their JOYS combined
Ar' begged +" cali upon thc undersigned
VIC" -tri"'I Dental skill Hli,i cunuin. hand.
~ every patrons want fun understand
lie II quickly furnish for tn, lowest sum
llleht sets "i Teeth and Artificial Gums;
aiming all secure with such neat care.
iht more VIII kn'" but nature put them there
HIS l'lnCGing Cement make lad Teeth s,uud
3nd here and nowhere else can it Ia. f.u,,I
He extracts Teeth with quicinrSs and " iii ease.
ana every Io"N patient he please.
II you've Urrv,nS T,utii that >,,rurvl,t I;,un
ANA yet too timii feel tn have il tlravn
li>1 cal on him: hen let your Tooth remain:
Ills Nerve Paste kills the nerve ami uithout main
lie al makes II favored Dcntrifcr.
lihi : celebrated hy each Bean ami Miss:
l"IlI Whiirn Teeth and MAKE, the hrcnih So ,wrrt
in'l l"N" VII h"N'r near where persons meet
ih',i rom re Joys hnti mnTritcr be not ht,rl
~ i'tth Hhr t"ini"St"nr~ in nm Old graveyard.
I'VE l'u'- "n' Si,mi$ that make unpleasant breath
'"iHiGn'rg t"n'h-uChc iu the har,dS Of death
an on the undersigned Sithnut DELAY
ron every s"ryrr IL the ij"ntul wnv
re SUI nti"Gtiv" waits at y"IIi command
March 20, lSGt IN u rryf,
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shriner's Indian Vermif,pe.

SlN'E the Introduction of this beautiful Pro-
~ n"ration' II has been steadily advancing into
r"h'c favor Its astonishing efficacy in exnrl.
r.;,!; worms has **###x*x@x won for it many
= Wv, Nnt'tHer + it is known and
:" that it is fast \ / h.inn ;n,rI.s'
ged in to every DESTROY \ family in the
I',,',3 'he "c- 4 mand for it is
more worthy the !. nr.r.rcmca - SUI. ~
rsaay shown it the s********* Proprietor is
;u,r'nS 1t up in much Handsomely style than
i"fmcfiy IL is new prepared with the gr.utest
care Of uniform strength with plain directions, so
'i"' any one can administer it,
IL Is entirety egetobIe-Pertsctly SAFE
and Hurmless.
And has never been known to fail to cxpel womr.
where worms existed. The Proprietnrs bnJdI,
"s"G't that il is superior to any other preparation
in The world Nf"''''"
Ask for &HRTNER'S INDIAN VERNE
ftH!. and take no other '''A'
q Price % Cents per Bottle
i'rPared by ;. F0UTZ & BRO
1,, -, Westminster. Md.
"a Druggists and Storekeeperc everywhere
Nov Is, ISj3--1y
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o. The highest charge made is five per
cent. foods of every description except
Liquors. purchased and forwarded With des-
patch, when either cash OF trade accompa-
NIcs the order.