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81 McJEAHNN a co. AalcsIOEeeFs.
Ca AN OLD ESTABLISHED OYSTER
L4&:ii AND FRUIT PACKING ESTABLISHMENT
corner Lemon street and McH enry alley, with Steam
Engine. all complete. at Auction.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December Goth, at 4
o'clock on the premises, will sell ut public sale
that very valuable Oyster and Fruit PACKING
HOUSE. situated on corner Lemon street and Nc
Henry alley. The Lot fronts on Lemon street Il feet
inches; running back 81 feet inches to McIIenry
with every character Of machinery used in first
class establishment; Carriage House and Stabling on
the premises. This property is in fee; can be pur-
admirably for brewery, pottery or factory of any
kind.
Terms made known at sale.
McJILTON & CO.,
d23-ts 10 South ST. Auctie neers
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SAEFIcE OF THE COMMERCIAL STEAM.

OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL. STEAM,
" BOAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WHARF
BALTIMORE, September q. 1855.
A CARD.
statement having been circulated among the
mercantile community that the "C0MMERCfAL'
or outside line of Steamers between this port and
New York, has been only established TEMPORARILY
and is to be withdrawn at the convenience of the
owners, the undersigned wishes to correct such mis-
statement and gives assurance to merchants aud
shippers generally between these ports that arrange
ments have been completed to keep up regular com
muncation for foe years. The extensive docks az
Pier No Il North River. New York, and Flanniean's
wharf, IN Baltimore have been leased foT that period
and afford dock accommodation unsurpassed BY any
ers, viz, the SEA GULL. FALCON, and KING
FISHER, will make regular and rapid connection
shipment during that time W
JACOB B. SMULL,
oco-sras 4sBerAl Agent
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AUCTION SALES.

II ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
N MULES.
CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
W AsHINGToN, ID. c., December 5, 1860
VIII he sold at public auction, under the direction
of Blevet Col c. Ill. Tompkins z. NJ, at the Eastern
Branch Corral, near Lincoln Hospital Depot Wash
inSton, D. c., commencing on WEDNESDAY,, De-
cember 90 1865. at 10 clock A. NJ. superior lot Of
SIN HUNDRED GOVERNMENT MULES.
The Mules well broken, matched in fine condi-
ton, and may be considered in every respect first
class lot
They will be sold singly to the highest bidder and
the sale will be continued from day to day until the
whole number is sold.
Terms cash, in Government funds
d. H. RUCkER
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
Depot of Washington
The above sale has been postponed until ~ tS-
DAY, December 26 1865, at 10 o'clock A, NJ at which
time 1t will recOmmence and be continued from day
to day until the whole are sold. de 29-2t
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES AND
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, Nd. Dec. 2Sth 1865. !
Will be sold at public auction. under direction of
Capt A. NJ. Cumming, A. Q. NJ. at Camp Newport
Baltimore Nd. on WEDNESDAY, January 8, 1866
90 MULES.
Animals will be sold singly. Sales to commence at
10 o'clock. A. NJ.
Terms cas- h, in United States currency.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
G. W. BRADLEY,
Colonel, Chief q. NJ.
de2S-tJa7 Middle Military Department
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lie Legislature sitting IN Richmond is discussing
much animation proposition to reunite West
,inia with old Virginia. The latest phase of the
ect Is the following appeal, gravely offered in the
lmond House of Delegates last'week by Mr..
sbrOugh, of Stafford county:
2sOtued, That the Committee on the Union of
ern and Western Virginia be respectfully re-
ted to examine into the propriety of adopting
following appeal
metmes, in the course of human events, trivial
instances separate good friends; and, as in the
OF Abraham and Lot, one goes to the right hand
the other departs TO the left; but when passion
ides and reason is eRthroned. the remembrance
1clent friendship prompts the kindly feelings of
nature to reconciliation and mutual esteem 1t
YES us that there has been separation between us
our western brethren. Bound together by com
blood, common language, and the iron hooks
interest, what shall separate us? And bound
ther by mutual limits, who shall separate wha t
has joined together? Shall poverty. shall trib-
N, shall the sword tear US assunder from our
Rrcn? And how shall we divide the glory of
Dominion? You are too brave and gen
re1uire us in bondmen's key. to say, pray,
,hr, forgive us y And we ask no submission no
nllatlon from you: but, with outstretched arms,
invite y0uto onraffectionate and tender embraces
behold. how good and pleasant it is for brethren
well together IN unity. 1t is like the precious
ment upon the mead, that ran down to the beard,
Aarons beard. As the dew of Heaven. as the
that descended upon the mountain of zion for
e the Lord commanded the blessings of life for
rmore.
lie ofieialreport adds that the House Immediately
burned.
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lnENITENTEARY.
W. BALTIMORE December d 1865

MARYLAND PENITENTEAEY.
We BALTIMORE, December q, 1865.
TO MANUFACTURERS OF CIGARS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
Maryland Penitentiary until January 2 1866 for the
hire of twenty-five hands (the great majority
of them are practical workmen) for the purpose of
Manufacturing Cigars. Possession given on the lst
day of February. 1866 For further information in
quire of JOHN HI RST, President Of the Board of
Directors No. 24 Market street, or
n. W. G. THOMPSON, Warden
e2S-eotJa25 of the Maryland Penitentiary.
nFFECE OF THE BALTIMORE CITY
uEPASSENGER RAILWAYS.-SeaIed proposals
will be received until the first of January, for the
MANURE of the City Passenger Railway Stables
Thames street, West Baltimore street, and Green
street. for the ensuing year. Proposals to be for
much per horse per month. de2I-tJl
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HeUREIC SAFE OF QJARTERMASFER'S
n PROPERTY AT FORT MONROE, on TUES
DAY. Jan. ., 1866.
viii be sold at Public Sale at Camp Hamilton, Va.
on Tt ESDAY, JAN 2, 1856. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, a
quantity of Stores consisting IN part
of the following articles, viz
MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.
Army Wagons. Carts, Ambulances, Lead and Wheel
Harness, Ambulance Harness, Horse Collars Wagon
and Riding Brides. Wagon Whips, Wagon and
Riding Saddles Saddle Blankets, IIead-halters, Neck
Straps and Chains, Horse Brushes Curry Combs, &c.
Carpenters and Blacksmith's Tools.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cook Stoves and fixtures. Heating Stoves Water
Buckets, Whtewash, Dust. Scrub and Paint Brushes,
insla and dnuhla Il""Lr. several Thousand rounds
of old Rope, &c, &c.
Tcrms-Cash in Government funds.
BY order Of the Quartermaster General,
.jt. M BLUNT
Brevet CoiddTi6i' a. q, s. IA
de2O.ts w. X. ROBERTS. ned by the
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a. UARTERNASTER GEN'ElS' OFFICE.
W WASHINGTON, D. c., Dee. q, 1865. !
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until u o'clock NJ, January TO- 1866, for trans
portation of men and supplies by water
Between Baltimore, Fort Monroe and Norfolk.
Between Baltimore, City Point and Richmond.
Between Norfolk Fort. Monroe and Richmond
including intermediate points.
Bidders will state between what points they pro-
pose to furnish transportation; whether for freight
or passengers, and at what per centage fer freight
below the Government railroad rates established by
General Order No. So dated August "a, 1865, based
upon the Coast Survey distances.
Bids for transportation of passengers will be made
for so much per head from port to port.
The transportation of officers and men to include
necessary baggage: and in of company Or regi
ment. its camp and garrison equipage.
For further information and the form of contract,
apply at this Office.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Water Trans
poratiOn," and addressed to
Brevet Brig. Gen. GEO. D. WISE,
In charge Ocean and Lake TRANSFORMATION.
Washington. ID. G.. de99-t,Jal0
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SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c. December u, 1865.
The Quartermaster General of the Army directs
that all Government Horses at Giesboro, D. c.,
be sold to the highest bidders.
SALES will therefore take place at GIESBORO',
D. c., beginning
THURSDAY NEXT, December II, 1865,
And continuing on each TUESDAY and THU RS
DAY thereafter until all are disposed of.
boat will leave the Sixth street wharf every hour
on the days ofsale.
These Horses have been carefully selected, and are
superior to any heretofore offered for sale.
Animals will be sold singy. Sales to commence at
10 o'clock A NJ.
Terms cash, in United States currency
JAMES A. EkIN,
Brevet Brigadier General in charge
del4-tD31 First Division O. NJ G. O.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

AFEECE CGMMTssARY OF SUBSFST-
" ENCE-lN GENERAL CHARGE OF SUR
SlSTENCE DEPARTMENT IN DEPARTMENTS
OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
RICHMOND, VA. Dec. 26, 1865.
SALE OF HARD BREAD.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, will be re-
ceived at this Office daily, and opened on Wednes-
days and Saturdays of each week. for all the surplus
HARD BREAD in the State of North Carolina
stored in depots at Newbern and Morehead city n c.
The Bread IS in boxes of fifty 500 pounds each, and
in good shipping order.
All purchases will be delivered on board of trans
ports, without expense to the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty 900
boxes one thousand Q,G90l pounds.
Payment required on delivery Of the bread, in
government funds.
- Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hard
Bread and addressed to
THoS. C. SULLIVAN,
Brevet Major and c. s.. L. S. A.
de29-tt Richmond, Va
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BY ADREGN d Co.. AuctiOneers.
Iii DESEtS. TABLES, txc.
On TUESDAY MORNING. the I'd January at II
o'clock, at the office of the undersigned No. So East
Baltimore street, we will sell
Desks. Tables, Chairs, Stools, Cocoa Mattings
Stoves, Fire Boards Letter Presses, &c.
Also, number of keyOlvers.
Terms cash. R0BT. CATHCART
Captain and Provost Marshal.
de2S-ts ADREON Il CO, Auctioneers.
A DDITTONAL E4ARGELOT OF MANURE
EAAT GOVERN MENT SALE.-0n FRIDAY, the
10Th day of December, We will sell underline direction
of A. NJ. Cummings. Captain and A. Q. NJ, at Z
o'clock, NJ, at CAMP NEWPORT or Immediately
after the Quartermasters sale of Horses
ONE LARGE LOT OF MANURE lying upon the
Washington road. Persons desiring to purchase will
examine the Manure previous to the day of sale.
q. W BRADLEY, Col. and Chief Quartermaster
ADREoN & Co., Auctioneers. de28-ts
NNSALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
~ AND MULES.
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Miraculous EsCAPE-BIsHop RosRcRAys SgoT
AND SLIGHTLY WoUNDED.-0n Saturday evening
Bishop Kosecrans left the Cathedral about 9
)ck, tof the purpose of going to his home at the
ers, with his servant to have his carriage at the
ledral at 10 o'clock, but being ready to go home
re that time concluded to walk. Just after hay
lroad, on the Sedamsville pike, he was accosted
VIC, men, who demanded his money. II c made no
then drew nistoi and fred at him him Ia of of the
effect in the left leg just above the knee Even
did not stop the Bishop, who succeeded in ma
good his escape. the wound, upon examina-
+, proved to be merely one of the flesh, and
ough painful is by no means serious. No clue has
been obtained to the perpetrators of the outrage
ncinnqti Ldsehe.
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ABIDING AFFAIR IN. WAsHISGTov.-Last evening
ut FIVE o'clock, as Col. Richard Dunbar was going
ed by, James Mcclure, Esq. who asked Col Dun
if he knew his name. Col. Dunbar replied that
bought he did; that he had reason to. Mcclure
/ ght in New York to thrash me with?' Dunbar
lied: MIR. Mcclure, | do not wish to have any
Tersation with you to-day when Mcclure re
ed: Damn you, am prepared to let your -
here, or in the street. or any place" Dunbar
ed to go away, and McGuire stabbed him twice
ae left side with sword from Il cane, when Dun
knocked him down and wrested the sword from
E. DIR. johnson was sent for, and expressed the
non that the wounds were not dangerous but
d not decide positiveIy.-Nationol Intelligencer,
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DEPOT QuARTERMAsTER' OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, Nh, December Is, 1865. !
viii be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Captain A. NJ. CUMMING, Assistant Quarter
ma ter. at Camp Newport, Baltimore, Nd, on FRI
DAY. December %. 1865,
% GOOD SERVICEABLE HORSES,
Animals will be sold singly. Sales to commence at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
of the Quartermaster General.
ALSO-Immcdately after the sale of animals
large lot of MANURE, situated on the Washington
Turnpike, just outside of the city limits.
G. W. BRADLEY,
Colonel, Chief QuartermaSter,
Middle Military Department.
da1q-1Ot ADREON Il co Aucts
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nR. JAMES HIGGINS, Qate State Agricul-
~ tural Chemist Of Maryland ANALYTIC AND
No, ST, PAUL STREET,
de2-1ms Baltimore, Md.
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The farmers in the Catslill mountain re-
n are complaining that the bears, said to be I'M
llynumerous this year, arekilling large numbers
sheeD
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EAvY ROBBERY AND ARREST OF THE THIEF-On
iaay night last Wal. room IN the exchange Hotel
. 70 in money, and several articles of wearing ap-
i. The money is Of the following description
in grcenbacks; $500 on the Bank of Winchester;
ON the Northern Bank of Alabama: $50 on the
stern Bank of Tennessee; $40 on the Commercial
k of Kentucky IS on the Merchants and Ira
! Bank Of Louisiana; so on the Citizens Bank
!ouisiana; S. on the Canal Bank of louisiana
$40 on the Bank Of Cape Fear and State Bank
North Carolina. The thief, one VIM. Preston
lckles, was detected yesterday in attempting to
some Of the money, and arrested. -Richmoad
es, 9th.
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liz CHOLERA AND Rotten WHEAT.-Seyeral
sicians of our city have expressed themselves in
most decided terms in favor of the proposition to
D back the damaged wheat now lying at Chicago,
y all concur in the opinion that there is no such
fife cause OF cholera as foul grain, and if cholera
1ot prevailing 1t must produce other diseases
ely less fatal One physician, who resided in
talo years ago when the cholera prevailed, states
the disease was worst among men employed
1T the grain elevators and ships.-Roch. Tnion
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he CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.-The United States
sui at southampton. under date of December 1st
rms the Department of State that his attention
been called to various paragraphs in the New
* papers, emanating from an official report to the
..rtment from our Consul at Liverpool, respecting
existence of Asiatic cholera at SOUTHAMPTON
says that there have been few cases of English
era of an aggravated type, resulting chiefly from
free use of bad fruit and decomposed vegetables;
in his Judgment not single case of Asatic chol-
has occurred in Southampton or its neighborhood
riding to the official returns from the Register
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iPoRTATT IF TRUh-A correspondent of the
st Tad, Am,ericGR says; 1t you have boat that
towing it up stream, all you haSre to do 70 kecn
ry is this: Bore hole through thS hottom and
IT piece of tin or iron half round thr6srh tba
. letting it extend few inches below the bott1teo
he boat and all the water will run out without
labor. think ship at sea could be kept afoat
on could keep her going at the rate of four miles
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,,Es3YTERIAN CHURCH SouTH.-'rhe General As
bly, of the Presbyterian Church in the South met
Macon, Georgia, on Thursday last. Delegates
epresent from the Synods of Alabama, Georgia
nphls Mississippi Nashville, North Carolina
tn Carolina and Virginia Rev. George Howe, D
Of the Presbytery of Charleston, S. Co. was elected
ierator. The assembly was expected to be in SEES
non on the subject of perfecting the separate or
Iatlon OF the church, and proceeding with their
on the old platform.
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W. R. COLE,
Maryland Agent American Emigrant 60,
po9-r n. =. cor. Baltimore and North sts,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-02

Principal Office anj Laboratory at thc y. L. cor
er OF SIAi'li ana COZ MC6CI. Streets. phi,a
ielpla, "!iere al letters ior advice CT Lusifes.
should ic directed.
lie will be found there every SATURDAY
'ro'ce- onaiiy - examine lungs with lie R.S,.i;
'!Aef'r' ioF "'!ci ii> ice is 'Aree dollars; all ad
rice rec
Ia New York at No. - BOND street. ever,
ukSt " from i - ia B. PM.
Al he ARIi ORO' IL TEL. Boston Ian.
uaIy i AID ~. February H. and 10. March i,
ana .. Ap:l 10 and -. Nay IL aui IS, June !,
AMI -. JAW ~ aLd 20
the time Ter my being ia BALTIMORE and
~ Isl i,G VII K see:: i. he daily gal,is e.
those cities.
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The Bridal Oh -moer. an Essay of warnin.
and Instructions to Young Men- published by
the howard Association, and sent free of charge
IN scaled envelopes. Address DR. j. SKILLIN
IL 'o"H TON. Howard Association. Philadel.
phia, Pa. vis.ee-r,
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VOLUME II.
4 RATiNA PECULIARLY PERPLExING

\ RAT IN \ PECULIARLY PERPLEXING
PREDICAMEYT.-AH exciting scene was
witnessed in street car near Willard s
this forenoon. \ lady, wei dressed and
of centeel and respectable appearance
stepped into the car from the Fourteenth
street crossing. and upon taking her seat
SCENE 10 receive momentary shock
She did not lose her presence of mind
however, but seized with energy porto n
Of her apparel on one side Of her lap, and
called the conductor. That oticial ap-
preached, when the lady coolly said to
him, There is something under my dress
which is alive. please TO grasp it hard Just
where | have hold Of it." The conductor
did so. and felt living animal, which be
choLed with his fist till it was paralyzed.
The lady meanwhile putting her hands
under her dress pulled forth good sized
rat, whose rodent career was soon perma
nently ended with few blows from the
butt end Of the drivers whip The iul-
pudent beast was cast into the highway.
and the horse car Went on It's way reoic-
ing the passengers being divided in opin
ION az to whether the rat WAS resident of
Wizards Hotel or tlle ears Of the Wash
in3ton aud Georgetown Railroad. Wash
ington Republican.
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To live AMI die happy, take your coun
ty paper, and pay for it.
Longfellow, the poet. has an income OF
$4,000. That long fellow will never be
short.
Miss Debhs savs the sweetest inc he
ever read was her S;mon's name written
III moiasses on the front porch.
i paper in southern Illinois tells Of a
youhg woman who appeard before mag
istrate the day after her mlrria@e. and
com rIaincd that her husband had been
taking liberties with her
1t seems singular that the Episcopal
C,rventip1 which his t.el continually
n. king c,nons sh1u!i objec: TO clergymen
bearing arm
Lycurgus asks what material makes
the best comforter We don't know, be-
ing inexperienced in such matters but
refer you to the report Of committee o.
some county fair. tho put it in this way ::
BEST hel cOmtorter-Miss Mary Hall
You should address the young lady a
once.
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\ printer on his death couch and about
to take an affectionate farewell of mis- weep
ing friends observed: Il have finished
my take the galley is proved, and the
great Proof Reader Of the Universe has
marked the errors let Death take the
'slugs' out, and am ready for the hell
box"
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EE A9.a,EpNhIlChi:.Y 2. a1lSE.FSS
1E q CT Ds

Il requires FlFTE ref cent. less rover to drive
twelve years OF age car worl. il stealth without
fatigue mary 10 health.
rs strength and WONDERFUL SITPIICI-
I C. construction render t. aimest Impossible
to ses CAT q o.Ger, aui IS GUARANTEED by
tha com nv - give cnrfre s4ti faction.
u t respectfully i..lse all those Who may desire
&c supply themselves N a superior article. TO
c.iia!.l eAa:s ne lh;s UNRlNALED MACHINE.
- "a = mere especial nahLer 40 We solicit the
patronage I
Ie'chai.. 'rai'o:s, Dress Heker.
Coach Makers, Corset Makers,
Hoop Shirt Mdnuf.c- Gaitcr MpkeI<,
tGreTs, Shoe R.nlefs,
Shirt ard Bosom Makes. Vest .ni
l~a-alpoa makers.
- Religious mi charitable Institutions Ill 30
literally .!ealt with
tPRicG Or MACHINES. ccMpLETE.
No. /, Family Machine with Hemmer
cOmlie'@ ....-...-.. .......... $50
., Snail Manufacturing With Eaten
.on Table. Observation-Disclosures. -
3.laise =
J. i-.f:.. 81 i.e.:i.sr............ 100
ssE=z, : ~ So .EsEs afsfEl
~eTan; AGENT Tor = 'orrs IN lie United
-'tvs, Ca.i.da. Cui'. N.x3co, Ctl.tr:,l and oath
..a.oriea, sheie aeen,iGs ere ~: aheady cstab-
lishcd.t vho:n l.b'..i discount ni.i be given,
bal 80 MAKE go eoH-i - as.
ce.e.s Hs, 3. >rrt ,iren-' he hMsRrrAx An
EsAii=i,- -.@tAcf. -. b. .l"as Ht~ INK.
=. -. EFckITrsCtl SEQ.
IS h.o-..:~ar. Nm : OK.
vlaa-:-ii
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YENO CONSUMPIlVES.

sufferers with CONSUMPTION. Asthma. bronchitis
or any disease Of The Throat or Lungs. viii be
ehecriulv furnished without charge. with the
e"cdN bv toe use Of which the Rev. Edward
Wilson. of Will. ni-bura. New York. WIS com
pletc'v restored To health, after having suii, red
several Ycels with that dead disease Consump
hon To consumptivc sufferers this remcG, is
wo'thv of an immediate trial. IL will cost moth
me- aud my be the means of their perfect re>tor
alton. Those desiring the same wilsplease adj
dress Rev DIV ARD A. WILSON. 100
South Second Street. Williamshrrgh, Kings Co.
No~ YORK ,so-6y
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VALUABLE RECIPES,
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Editor Of Democrat:
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with full directions toe making and ua;ng a sim
pie Vegetable Balm that will cfeetuaIly remove
IN ten days, Puppies. Bloich,s, Tan, Freckels.
and all Impurities oil the Skin. leaving the same
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will also mail free to ihose having Bald
Heads or Bare Faces simple directions and infor
nation, That will er tbc them tn start a full
growth Of Luxuriant Iisir, Whskere, or Nous.
iachc, in less than thirty DAYS
These receipts are valuable to both old and
Young. aud rs they are mailed to all who need
them free Of charge, they worthy the atten.
ton of all who prize clear pure Skin, or
healthy growth of hair.
Respectfully ours, THOS. r. CHAPMAN
Chemist aud Perfumer
s3t Rpo,pvAy Ncr York yllr 800.
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Price 81 90 per bottle, or for IS 90.
y. =. DINS MORE, Sc Day Street, New York
r!-"n Sold by Druggists generally