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WILLIS 4 CHISHOLM,
Factors, Commission Merchants,
sE s. aE 81 AND = F.gt
SHIPPING AGENTS,
oFFTCE Mills HOUSE,
CHARLESTON, S. O.,

Z. WILLIS. A. II. cH1sHoLM.
WILE attend to the purchase, sale
I Wv md shipment TO Foreign aud Do
nestle Ports)--of Cotton, Rice, Lumber,
Naval Stores; TO the Collection Of Drafts,
Purchase and Sale of all Securities. Con.
signments of vessels solicited. ~
REFERS ro E.,.. 4
Messrs. JOHN FRASER s. CO., Charles
ton, S. C. 49, @ III
Messrs. GEORGE W. WILLIAMS g. CO..
Charleston, s.! G. ~, HH#l} a
Messrs GEO. A. HorLEY s CO., Char
lesion, s. c.. 81,
GEO. SCHLEY, Esq, Augusta, Ga. Z
I. S.lMETCALF,E Esq Augusta. Ga. b.
Messrs. CLARK, DODGE s. CO., New
York.
Messrs. MURRAY & NEPHEW, New
York. 81 .1r E,
Messrs. E. W. CLARK s Co, philadol-
phia. Penn. Y. %tf" rs n
Messre. PENDERGRAsT, FENwICK. s
Co., Baltimore, Md. d III I.
Messrs. SAMUEL HARRIS 8 SONS, Bal-
timore, Nd ,t Ia, s'. ~ 4
Da5~ All South Carolina papers will copy
weekly for one month, and send bil!st the
Charleston Cemir. Office. 'ar l RI
aug 22'65--1aw4 6.S t.f3e
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Candidates c for the Cosvantio,
ang 8'65--te

candidates for the Conventions.
Nr. Editor /: The time being very nearly
at hand When the peopleof Fairfield District
will be called upon to select suitable persons
to represent them in tie Convention which
is to, re establish civil order in :he State,
it becomes us TO take initial action in the
premises. This Convention is one Of Che
most important that has ever been called,
and considering the vast and complicated in
forests which will be entrusted to ii and The
delicate nature of the trusts, il IS quite eyi-
dent that men of experience and personal
worth should be selected. I
x Permit me to nominate three gentlemen
who contain in high degree all of the
qualities necessary hare been tried in
public capacities and have never been found
wanting, who have Legal and legislative
experiences and are known to sihe people of
the District for integrity, personal worth,
moderation and public spirit. j Ireferto
5aSE WM, r. ROBERTSON.
. s. y JAMES H. RToN. ". y. 81
August 2, 1865. FAInirrLp.
% aug 8 'G5--te @
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a distinguished gentleman, formerly u.
5. Minister to Brazil, will be found in.
terestng /: .s tr, 's,,.
First-Brazil, is, in my opinion, a
most suitablea and desirable country for.
Southern raised people. It's government
is mild monarchy, we'll and evenly
administered. The right of persons and
property are sacredly respected, and.
when invaded, as speedily indicated as
anywhere in the world. 2,
Second The climate ofmany portions
OF the empire is very fne-the ther.
mometer ranging from so to SO. Much
OF the country is mountainous, and the
supply, OF water is very fine, fresh free.
stone. n Gg }RE
Third-Therc are large tracts Of un.
improved lands, much ofwhich is vastly
rleh, and penetrated by good, and in
many cases, navigable' rivers. gt.,N@
Fourth-The country produces sugar,
cotton, rice, tobacco, coffee, hides horns
tallow, medicinal plants and fine rose.
wood. The province of Periambuco
raises cotton, sugar and rice. Bahia
produces sugar and coffee. Rio Jaheiro
the fine woods, coffee and medicinal
pants, The RIo Grande is the great
d,serlcte Tor hides, horns, tallow. etc.
Many OF the minerals are found in the
Se fauFs province, where are situated
the diamond, gold and silver mines. a
railroad ran has been constructed penetrat
ing the country from the great city Of
/ ~ nc Janeiro to the city of st Paul's, a
distance of SO ITO miles. The city Of
! MO 10 = Janeiro el in s56 had a population Of
ooc,ooo. St. Pml's, $4,000. The lat
ter has greatly Increased in the last FIVE
years nIa,
Fifth = i would prefer a settlement on
tae!St FIancisco river, ,orin the province
9, q 81. 81, Faufs. Both are; rich and
ly heMlu'y countries, and accessible. Tho
ons 's III the INTERIOR the other from sew
n, my 70 e'sn,'y mics IRON : the coast.
nele ne, are other very desirable districts
w,'irh hold out strong Inducements for
se&.'ement' s.'a,, there are large tracts ofgery
mug m iallds' III mo Janelro, suitable for cot
toN' aAd especially Tor coffee, which Is
.ae greae staple o., the country, the en-
Pt,es pne s,lasVlng exported rs much as $500.
wy Pag IN q year Coffee is' very
easlly lMsea, me third year alter il IS
planted u produces fair yield, and then
progresses increasing in proportion from
lrass sat ta S ear lnsre d9a are are talr producing
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lnfiHfis ~ {ss3 His Excellency Presis
#y dent JohBsopS has issued sliis mo-
clametion. arpoinsipR me BENJAMIN II.
Perry Pros jsipFleli tiovsrrer Id ana for the
State OF S9rt = Garolipa, with poNer % pre-
scribo such rules and regulations as may be
necessary ard proper fos, conye a G onz
.yentiou cf the ststc, Genp pdscd of delegates
To- 1e eh 5sea by hat port Ion Of the eopla o5
said Siafs who are, loyal 10 atliS Unsted
States, for the purpo OF 81 lteasng of am
ing the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS befeof{ IA q vi lh ati-
thority 70 exefcssc tlsi,s the Il Of slte
Stsstolnji ihe powefs aeeeAsafy mud pfabas
10 enable src 5 loyal people a fssi ipTe seid
istate g iis consisted ienSl Ssistiaas q saes
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0FFTCfAL q 0RDE 8.
"a HEAD QUARTERS,
4TH SUB DISTRICT, WESTERN S. g.

v y u
,4TH SUB DISTRICT, WESTERN S. G. S
). last2S "ISNsBoRo' S. c., Augusta, 1865.
General Orders No. It. iGI y gs
4 IN compliance with General Orders
n No 2, from Headquarters District of
Western 8. G., dated July "a. 1866. The
undersigned hereby assumes command of
the 4thSuh,distriot of Western s.. o !. com
prising the Districts Of Fairfield, Chester,
York and Lancaster. rs 4 & ljf M s. b q.
3 The following named officers are hereby
announced on tho staff and viii DO obeyed
and respected accordingly n; &,
y 1st Lieutenant JAs A. McKNfoHr, 1O2,
u. s. @. n, "a. a. A.G.8 },5si rs a y@
!. Capt, WtLBun NRLsos, AZ G. s. andA,
AZ Q, NJ. N M - 5. 4 I. N! l,yl, Z
q Capt. EDwAR CAiiiIb, "a. tP. NJ.
1st Lieut.. VoLEBH PowEns, AZ "A. ID. C. /
{ HENRY L. CIIIPsiA q, & /, u. y
Breyet BrigSdier General, g
Companding 4ti Sub; Dist. w. 81 C. 4
(, q aug 6'65--3 p; 3. VI 8
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4 vEEsFIl lsI ENG cI.A1sTs.
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.

YV1HE subscriber respectfully offers To-
A the, citizens Of tte State his attention
q, all matters pertaining 10 Government
Claiu,ss and ppsications for paei on.
All Applications for r Pardon ,indes tlio ex.
pepted sections Of tho Presidents Amnesty
psoslama lion, rnust be jim the fosm Of a ,,etiL
ltioiy stating the exception or exceptions.
aid peeoihpauied. 5both by tbs Oath 81 i.
sefibta and with the approval of the pfpyls
.sicnalsG Governor Of the State. n 3
The sebsoFiber presents, at the same time,
his Gard as Attorney at Law y u y ,,s
q w N. ]. q gEI. U q q
II Cbaps! street. Gbesl slestonfs s. o. /,
" f4sgg a ipapers ii the State copy three
times ard sand bills 70 W. J. G.. & !;
Il aug ~ '6b4s8 y II 4, s i,I s. q AZ %
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS:
BY j. E. BRHFFoN.

PIE TRI-REEKLY, NEWS. is published
on @ @Euesdsy, Thursday and Saturday, at ONE
DOLLAR per month, in advance. Single
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Advertisent nts inserted at ONE DOLLAR
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and andisEvENTY!FIyE cents for each subso.
squent insertion, invariably in advance
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;o..:..L,,. ,..... 81 s,.erv dictate of
tlnpiuc!!tcaoe as u Is IN VIOLATION VI '''-'
nIhahlty anu Chrlsuan duty' .t+ s.rirgant lag;s
loton b eIo,o npnt of violations of
A. "top.eu i"r thg prt, of members of In
d;on triboS 81 rersol, ;'.n Win the government
N''N tiA''' no are at Pe"''
H. 'I", .,,bor On 1se5 ,horo
During the year ending eiei oion W., III th n uuuJ
were received at the PateT .i CO.. r M ]
eight hundred and sixty app ' " po.s' 'iu
seventy applications for an 20 tf -"
thousand two hundred anu n issd p, nd 1t
GLIDING reissues and de-i5nc saG ai
one extensions granted Une t aI noe hr9Io9
and fortyonc apple" 'hS - .'tt ro "a y ci ~
issued thereon by reason o. 'i'' i'o i'l' u tue
Inal Zee. Ill. that in interference cases or
The law provide wa" haon rnfTsc5 az IN. nn,,,ooI
where letters p2 be prim,r ~, ~ ptLa
Hes from the dc and from fIa;r iocis;no 70 The
examiners IN che % c I'D ~ sao ;, NJ ;I
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.

From the annual report of the Hon. Edwin NJ
stanton, Secretary Of War; to the President we make
the following abstract:
me me military appropriations by the last Congress
1uiHYiuhtea I" the sum of five hundred and sixteen
dilI1onS Two hundred and forty thousand one hun-
~ anu thrty-on dollars and seventy cents
~ The military estimates for The neyt
th year alter careful revision, amount to thirty
fhree millions eight hundred and fourteen thomsaH
et hqn9rsd and sxtyone dollars and eighty three
~ f,-9da3l The national military force on
lhe lst o. May 1865, numbered one million 1--WE Inn
drea anu sixteen men, 1t is proposed to reduce the
military establishment to fifty thousand troops and
over elght hundred thousand have already bear
mustered out OF service. What has occasioned This
reduction OF force and expenditure in the War de-
partmeEt 1t Is TIE purpose of this report to explain
At the commencement of the last session of Con-
gress much had been accomplished towards suppress
ing the rebe9n and restoring federal authority over
mond as the capital Of the so-caIled coniederate gov
ernment, and the semblancc of State Government OK
listed in Virginia, North Carolina. South Carolina
Georgia. Alabama, Florida, Mississippi and Texas,
while strong military force occupied considerable
portion Of Arkansas and Louisiana; Their principal
army, under its favorite commander, General Lee
defended with undaunted front mpregnable positions
around Petersburg and Richmond. Another army.
under General Hood, was moving North, with pur.
pose to invade Tennessee and Kentucky. West osthe
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For More THAN TWENTY YEARS MATHEWS VEN
ETHAN HAIR DYE has stood the test of trial, and is
constantly increasing in public favor.
1t is the best and cheapest in the world. Price IS
cents.
It gives beautiful, lustrous natural color.
1t is complete in one bottle.
1t does the work the first time.
1t does not crock, smut or stain.
1t does not rub of or fade.
1t always gives satisfaction. A child can apply it.
THIS HAIR Dye is manufactured by peculiar pro-
known only Mr. Motthovva,) which
it infinitely superior to any Dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid that RUSTY,
DEAD appearance by which dyed hair is SO easily
recognized, when inferior article has been used.
Invest rs cents, and you will be convinced.
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. l. MATTHEWS. Manufacturer
DENAs BARNES & Co., New York,
myS-lawIyf Wholesale Agents.
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= Elk Ridge Railroad, at the station known as Pa
tuxent Furnace, two and ahalf miles from junction
with the Washington Railroad, at the head of Pa
balance in young timber. The land is of excellent
quality and the site unsurpassed in regard to health
and scenery. Two apple orchards and other fruit
trees on the place. An unsurpassed water power
site for factory, with race and mil-dam complete
formerly used for a large iron furnace. Improve
sion House, with fourteen feet wide hail. and plaza
in 'front.' surrounded by green trees The house con-
tains fourteen fifteen rooms, and was built ri a
cost of $4,000. The other improvements are a Store
at the Station, rented for 500. Bans, Tobacco
Houses, &c. The whole improvements worth S25 Co.,
For terms. &c, apply to ". Il. COLE
n. L. cor. Baltimore and North sts.
oc2-tr Second Story
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EMIGRANT COMPANIES.
AMERICAN EMIGRANT COMPANY.
INCORPORATED WITH AN AUTHORIZED
CAPITAL OF
$ReDaS@eeeaDans
PAID up CAPITAL .......,... $40. GOO
AGent for the State Of Maryland,
w r. COLE.


w r. COLE,
n. E. CORNER BALTIMORE AND North STREETS.
especially skilled aborers from Great Britain, Ger
many Belgium, France, Switzerland, Norway, and
Sweden, for Manufacturers, Railroad Companies and
other employers of labor in America, and also to
distribute through the interior of the country emf
grants who have already arrived at the seaboard ci
ties To accomplish this it has established extensive
agencies through those countries as well through
the United States, and undertakes to hire men in
their native homes and at the places where they land
country. system complete has been put in oper-
aton here that miners mechanics Including workers
IN iron and steel OF every Glass; weaverS, and agri-
cultural. railroad, and other laborers can now be
procured without much delay in any numbers and
at a reasonable cost.
Companies of twenty or more may be safely sent
to any designated locality under the care of con-
ductor. u " VIZ
By arrangements made with the Company, am
FARM LABoRERS.
ana laboreTs OF every description, in any number.
having three resources at command
lst. The entire labor market OF Europe, By i'm
ID: Those who arrive at New York by every
Sd. Those, arriving at this port by steamer or
sailing vessel.
;. will be seen complete system has been estab-
llshed by which all the labor required can be fur
nished.
The Agent of the Company at Liverpool, ENGLAND.
gives assurance that he will be enabled to forward
curing the winter and spring about eight thousand
SWedes Tor farm labor class that have given great
satisfaction in Virginia, where they have been en-
pioyed IN large numbeTs) and elsewhere.
PERSONS desiring to avail themselves of this kind of
labor, should send in their orders al once
Parties designate the nationality of the labor
eTs they wish to employ.
Terms made known on application to
Maryland Agent American Emigrant Co.
no9-tf n. L. cor. Baltimore and North SITS
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MEDICAL.
GHTRESGTH TO TEsE wEAA!
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OR
LIFE REJUVENATOR.

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The feeble. the aged and all those who have in any
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physical application, will find the Biokrene TO be
what its name implies, a Life Rejuvenator which,
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mpart to the feelings the briskness and energy which
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70 matter by what cause any organ has become
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- BEOEERENE
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The FEEBLE, the LANGUID the DESpATRJNG
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TO FEMALES
This preparation is invaluable in nervous weak
nesses of all kinds, az it will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful permanrnce.
1t is also grand tonic and will give relief in Dye
pepsia with the first dose. brief persistence in its
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health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever
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by Druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere by addressing
HUTCH1NGS & HGLLYER,
Proprietor5, No. Is Dey street,
New YORK.
Sold by SETH S. HANCE,
los Baltimore street,
OC 2i-bin Baltimore
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MAR. JOHNSTON

~ HAS DISCOVERED
The most certain speedy. and only cfectuaI remedy
in the world for Weakness of the Back or Limbs
Structures, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Involuntary Discharges, ImpQteney, General Debil-
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ity, Trembling, Dmness of Sight or Giddiness Dis
eases of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections
of the Liver, Lungs Stomach Bowcls-those terri
bic disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal TO their vic
TINS than the song of Syrens to the Mariners of
Ulysses blighting their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipations, rendering Marriage &c, impossible.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
Office No. I S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going from Baltimore street, IL few doors from
the corner
Name on the door and window.
No letters received unless prepaid and containing
STAMP to be used on the repIy or1-tf
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4 UMBERl LUMBER,! LUmnER!!.

ULD ESTABLISHED YARD,
No; S. WEST FALLS AVENUE, Baltimore Nd
reasonable rates, Seasoned Yellow and White Pine
Flooring, dressed and ready for use Undressed yell
low Pine Flooring Boards. White Pine Culings
Picks, and Selects. Assorted Walnut, PopIar Ash,
Oak, Mahogany, Birch. Hickory, Maple and Hem
iSok. We would also invite attention to Steam
Lumber Dressed. -Tongued and GrooVed SpIit,
Ripped &c In the best possible manner and at very
Box and Trunk Makers. Carpenters, Builders, and
all others desiring Lumber dressed or made ready for
use In any manner will find it to their advantage b.
at the Mill. Ava ~
oa2-tft ro
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE,

FEvHE PROPRIETORS of the New York Museum
= of Anatomy have determined. regardless of ex-
manity, and suppression of qackery) four of their
most interesting and instructive Lectures on Marri
Debility, Premature Decline Of Manhood indiges-
ton. Weakness or Depression, lmpotency, Loss Of
those Maadies which result from youthful follies,
excuses of maturity, ignorance of Physiology and
laws OF nature
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
entighteniAg and saving thousands and will be for
warded free on receipt of four stamis, by address,
ing SECRETARY, New York Museum of Anatomy and
Mniininn .ls hrnnd Wv Now YnrL l2l L.
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Copy.
BALTIMORE AND ONO R. R. STABLES,

N.
MOUNT CLARE, October 9th 1865.
VIM. P. Smith. Esq, Master of Transportation
Sir: have given the patent Rough Horse Shoe in
vented by Mr.. j. W. Hodges fair. full and impair
tial trial. as you requested, putting them Of
heaviest dlaught horses remaining on for twelve
daysthe horse being in the streets nearly all
the time. can, with the greatest confidence, say,
that consider it most valuable invention, answer
ing vel in all respects the object for which it is
designed. End it fully ADAPTED to the purpos of
roughing horses possessing the great merit of OBJ
Waiting he necessity of removing the Shoes in order
to rough the horses thereby avoiding the grea injury
to the feet which results from the frequent remove 81
shoes, required in the ordinary mode of roughing.
subjected the Shoes trial of heat and ham
mertng without any arrangement of the plate or
grooves. find Incapable of being shaped and fitted
to the horses feet with as much facility as any other
Shoe.
| am fully of opinion that the Shoe is decided,
calculated to preserve the horse from slipping. aud
that Its use would prove great benefit, saving tb
horse from sources Of injury to which he is sub
ject and consequently source of great economy a.
the preservation of the horses.
Very respectfully,
(SigneO s. R, BIDDLE,
Stable Manager
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H1ITY REGlsTER's OFFICE.

~ BALTIMORE November 90 1865
mi OPEN!NG CT FRANKLIN COURT.
The Commissioners for Opening Streets having
made return of their corrected statement of damages
and benefits for opening Franklin Court notice is
therefore hereby given that the SAID statement with
acc mpanying plats, will remain at this office for
thirty days from this date during which time ap-
peals therefrom may be made to the Superior Court
OF Baltimore city, JOHN A. THOMPSON,
no@-law4w City Register
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made at the ensuing ses-
street, from Franklin street to the northern limits OF
the city ri Baltimore. nnv2'-1a -qrs
* w. MORLINGi, INTERNAL REEVE
Us NUE. ATTORNEY and CLAIM AGENT
Having been connected with the Internal Revenue
Department is fully prepared to give all necessary
Information concerning taxes and all matters relat
ing to the u. s. Internal Revenue Laws, to make
out all papers required by the Laws, and to attend to
all business which appertains hereto.
All claims against the United States promptly at
tended 10. Office IS Second at, de4-eolwa
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(Copy.l
BALTIMORE. Nov. l, 1865.
have read the report of Mr.. S. R. Biddle Man
ager OF Stables, Mount Clare Depot, Baltimore and
9hio Railroad on the patent for roughing horses by
AIR. j. W. Hodges, and from use and personal obser-
yation can fully concur in his report and from the
facility with which it may be applied to rough;ng
and not being liable TO get out OF order believe il
will come into general use and found to be of great
benefit to horses and valuable invention.
tSigned) JOS. F. FOREMAN
Manager ofthe horses for the Madison
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EIvARSH OF $40 ACRES in Baltimore county,
H one mile east of the Northern Central Railway
and York Turnpike, and one mile from CockeysvilIe
$50 acres under cultivation balance in oak chestnu
and poplar timber. The land is high and rolling well
watered and fenced, in excellent cultivation and
iSG, forty feet SQUARE, With Back Buiiding also
good Barn, Stables, Corn Houses. Wagon House, lee
House Churches of every denomination and schools
postofice. &c, adjacent. The Warren Cotton Mills
one mile distant and there are in the neghbor-
hood several Merchant Mills, that use all the grain
pie Orchard on the farm Also peach trees, berries
and variety Of fruit. For terms, Sc, apply to
". Il. COLE,
So,o,'tJ -
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" hUIC9GIe accents,
Nos. 90 Hnd - Hanover street.
Ral.iruDrn NJ

NAR. 4. EEUEi, of Paris. still confines his sue
~ cesSfu treatment of CONSUNPTlON Several
residents of Baltimore, in advanced stage of the
disease, are now rapidly recovering and can be re-
ferred to. Apply at his OFFICE. Southeast corner
of Fayette and Frederick streets, Baltimore Mary
land. icl9-ly
EAR. A. ESUEE, Graduate of the Medical Facul-
H-S II of Paris. France,) Member of the Medical
and ChirUrgical Faculty of Baltimore, Md, is the
dscOverer of the only Remedies for Diseases of pri
vate character, without Mercury or n0xous dlugs-
Recent cases cured in from y to Is hours ON written
guarantee Chronic, nveterate and constitutional
diseases, such as have been abandoned incurabie
ar speedily and permanently cured The treatment
adopted by hun is that which has the approval OF tho
most distinguished Physicians OF Paris, and its uni
versa in practice of 10 years has proved,
beyond doubt, that the worst cases readily yield,
and are thoroughly removed once and forever from
the system especially all Of constitutional le-
bility: diseases, which or late turns to
consumption, and all the evils entred By certain
pernicOus practices which ruin both cody and mind
uniting the victim for either business, study society
or marriage and to those who are suffering the evil
effects of improper indulgencgs, OF whatever kind,
can now be perfectly restored to natural health and
vig0r, in brief period, by applying TO one whose
skill aud experience can be relied on. No ec0rjd.t
or ulDrDJcss.ORUi charges.
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
forwarded that can be taken iii the most convenient
and private manner.
Office southeast corner Of FAYETTE and FRED
ERIrk STREETS. ie-y