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DOCTOR WHITTIER

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A regularly hired Physician, from the Me deal Cob
lege Of Canada, Toronto, as his Diploma. which
hangs In his office, will show, dated 1s4s, where all
who receive honors by law obliged to study nve
years at asst and then pass arlg,d ~ "a
weeks each. DIR. Whittier has made Chronic Dis
eases the study Of his life, and has Union,w wide
reputation having been longer located In ST. Louis
than any other Chrome Disease Physician.
Much Of his practice has been of private nature.
Syonils, Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, all Urinary
Diseases, Syphutic or Mercuial Affections OF the
! Throat, skin or Bones; Orchitis, Hernia or Rup-
ture also the effects of Solitary Habit, ruinous TO
Body and Mind producing botches, debility, impo.
tency, dizziness Of sight, confusion OF IDEAS eyu
foreboding, aversion to society, loss Of memory,
weakness &C., all these in any case, but al
| occurring frequently In various cases.
cures guara nteed. Consultations BY letter or at
| office, free. Most cases can be properly treated
without an interview, and medicines secure from
| observation sent by mail. No hndrance TO ousl-
ness IN most cases. Address Box 1892, ST. Louis,
Mo- Hours-s A. NJ. sP. N. Office permanent
located at IS st. Charles ST. between sixth ana
Seventh, one square South OF LindeH HOTEL fetr-
ed spot In the centre Of the city.
Consultation rooms, and oops fer the accomodar
tion Of such patients as require daily personal AZ
tion.
Can get, In q sealed letter envelope, my Theory,
symptoms and Treatment ofNervoIs. Urinary ana
Sexual Diseases clearly delineang all the diseased
conditions with full Sym,tom Lists, Tor Two three
cent postage stamps to prepay pos tage Circnlar
for Ladies' relating Disease of Puberty, Menstrual
tion and Pregnancy, &c.
can answ the questions that scientific ply
sician would ask at personal interview, and In
many cases much better. as they would have more
time for refect ior. He keeps systematic record
OF all his practice the symptoms, the drugs used
quantity used, time OF using, &C.. and the expert
thus gathered treasured up In these records
He avoids the Of mercury or poisonous drugs
succeeds better by judicious a.ern alton OF reme-
dies. mostly vegetable. oo-io-om'
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Cincinnati Nav

CINCINNATI, May II.
The Commercials Frankfort special says
the Kentucky Legislature assembled yes
terday, but no quorum present.
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r GLENDENNING, NJ. d,
PHYSICIAN AND OcUL!ST,
OTTUAIWA. IOW

OFT INV A. IOWA.
will pro nptly attend to all calls in tits line OF bus
ness and from his extens i've experience for the last
five years In the treatment OF diseased Eyes, he
feels satisfied that he render satisfaction In dis
eases OF the Eye incidental to this climate.
Office on the corner Of Main and Market streets,
up stairs At the far end Of the stairway over Cow
ans Drug Store. Residence Market street third
door above the Post Office.
sN lie Is prepared to make visits to the couutry
April IL, 1S65--d3tw1y.
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LANES PATENT SELF.ADsusrIxs HAND
H.OoM This wonderful invention which has
been exhibited at Burlington for some time
is now to be seen at Daggett & Edserly's
.Hsrslwsre- store. Never has there been in.
.troduced among the people of the West an
Invention which has met with such. ready.
sale. and given such entire satisfaction, as
this loom. BY the simple turning of an
easy crank, the whole process of weaving
is performed. 1t let's offxhe warp, winds I'D
the cloth, throws the shattle and treads the
treaddle. al by the one motion. 1t will
weave either cotton or wooden warp. Any
one who has ever used the old fashioned
hand loom would require no instructions to
enable them to use It. It Is 30 simple and
easily operated that even child can weave
on It without the least liability of getting
out Of order.
Inducements to the Fret Purchaser. -
To enable the proprietors to introduce this
great invention quickly through the coun-
try. they propose to make the first purchas.
.er Of loom in each township their agent
for the sale OF the loom in the township in
which they live, and to furnish them all tn e
looms they order after the 6rsl one, at the
regular agents prices. ga6
An ordinary days weaving with the loom
Is from 10 to 20 yards. it will be easily
seen that BY the use Of the loom and the
, profits Of the agency will soon enable the
purchaser to pay back the price paid for
their own loom. Price Of the loom com.
plete including 30 yard Of cotton warp
drawn through the reed and harness $3.50
County rights will also be sold and the
looms furnished to the purchaser at che
manufacturers price giving to parties with
spare capitol . rare chance to make money
For further particulars call and see the
loom in operation.
BRANSON & HARLAN,
Proprie!ors and Manufacturers, 13i
West 9th st. Cincinnati Ohio.
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s.a OTTUMWI MARRETS,
CORRECTED BY
M f N ID + n H ALL d. Ii A X L Is.

These quotations. II will be un derstood, are paid
by first buyers. and not by retail trade. The city
trade will demand higher prices to purchasers.
WHEAT. -. 81 600 IS CHICKENS, o doz
FLOUR, dressed, 300
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rLAIM AGENCY.

Soldiers and the widows and heirs Of soldiers are
notified that am acting as a licensed claim agent.
for pr occurring Pensions. Bounties, Back Pay and all
other just claims against the Government.
Charges moderate, and nothing unless claims are
allowed. EDWARD n. STILES.
7--16--tf Office opposite Ottumwa House.
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J. G.. HINSEY, NJ. ID.

"Of6cs with n. J. WILLIAMS, Esq. Residence
on the tlun, north of the Court House.
April 81, 1s64-5 16 as o. ras ~ asr5
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Wool Cnrding ana Spinning.

In another article we speak of Wool card
ing and spinning, and we do not wish to be
understood as intimating that it is the pRlv
lone we have in .in's place. Hammond &
Co, at the sLower Mill sisave added q large
room'to their building and put up scve, al
new carding, and one large spinning ina
chine. They propose to do custom carding
and spinning only, and their arrangements
are such that persons can bring their wool.
'and by remaining, over nigh, take Their rolls
home with them.
% In this business Ottu,nwa is wer provided,
rsad,w,n, before many years, lead all other
Iowa towns, both in this branch and the
manufacture Of wooden goods.
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MISSOuRl LANDS.

Desirable fxrming lsnds In Schuyler county Mis-
souri,, win be sold extremely low for cash Ror de-
| scriptions and particulars see nE
- ROGERS RoUNDY.
once Corner Court and Front sts., over Moss
Store, hrst door up stairs. ~ @AtA
| 0eclst-31-l6sS.
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EDDD NEWS

--------- y u u y " " |-
wish to make Ii known to the public that have
engaged the services Of an accomplished eastern
Photographer, who will take the ~
LATESTSTILES OF PHOTOGRAPHS.
which are 20 mu ch admired I ,all upon all those
that wish to have their Photographic Albums orna
mented with fine Photographs, to give US call.
Ialso wish to announce to the people, and espec-
ally to % old that have dispensed with
II hands and have resumed the
AMBROTYPE BUSINESS
myself, and expectto dojusticeto all who wish to
call ION me for pictures Don't forget the place
H.. NUNAMAKER'S JEWELRY STORE
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMPREHENSIVE NOVEMBER 20 1865
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

- To Washington, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Depot, Camden street and Eutaw street. 70 05'
"a? and $40 A. NJ and 2.3O and 500 p. M Sunday
trains at 4.30 and S.45 A. NJ, and 40 p NJ
10 Phlladephia and New York by Baltimore
philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad Denot Presi.
dent street-S25 and 9.2O A. NJ. and 10 AID and
20 T. NJ; Sunday trains for New York $50 P NJ.
and for Philadelphia 9.25 p, NJ '''
co 10 niarrlsburg Elmra and the West, by Northern
lin streets, 900 A. NJ. and 121O, 7.2O and 1000 P NJ
10 York, by Northern Central Railroad, 20 A. NJ.
T. P p by Northern Central Railroads.&c.
r, To Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.&c.
To EIicott's Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R-6.2O
and 10 a. NJ, and $50 P. NJ.
10 g. Salisbury by Phila Wilmington and Bait R
:, To Dover Del, by Phila., Wilmington and Bait. R
:, To Wheeling and Parkersburg by Bait. and Ohio R
k-dally mail S.l5 A. NJ Except Sunday: Cincinnati
Express daily Including Sunday, 2 p NJ; st. Louis
Express, daily Except Saturday. $40 P. NJ.
, 10 Westminster and Union Bridge by Western
Maryland R19.2O A. N. and $50 and 500 P. NJ.
Bay Line, Union Dock, and New Line Spears wharf,
daily at 800 p. NJ.
To Cambridge Oxford and Dover Bridge, Eastern
Shore-every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by
Individual Enterprise Steamers Light street Wharf
To Annapolis by Bait and Ohio and Annapolis and
Elkridge Railroad Depot Camden street-7O5. S45
A. NJ and 4.20 P: NJ, and by Individual Enterprise
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at 73C
A. NJ.
For further information, see advertisement of Rail-
roads and Steamboats, in another part of this paper
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MEDICAL.
STRENGTH TO THE WEAK!
- YOUTH TO THE AGED
BIoKRENE
LIFE REJUVENATOR.

E8-Ths preparation is uncquaed as a Rejuvena-
tor aud RestOrer of wasted or inert functions.
The feeble, the aged and all those who have in any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental or
physical application, will find the BOkrene to be
what its name implies, Life Rejuvenator, which,
while 1t builds up the shattered constitution will also
mpalt to the feelings the brskness and energy which
belong to youth.
matter by what cause any organ has become en-
feebled IN its functions this superb preparation will
remove that cause at once and forever.
BEOKRENE
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS IN
CAPACITY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION, LOSS
MENTAL INCIDENCE, EVACUATION ENNUI.
IT HAS A MOST DELIGHTFUL DESTRABLE
AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM and all who are in any way Frustrated by
nervous disabilities earnestly advised to seek
cure in this most excellent and unequalIed prepara
ton.
=, The FEEBLE; the LANGUID, the DESPAIRING,
the OLD should give this valuable discovery trial
1t will be found totally different from all other
articles for the same purpose.
TO FEMALES.
This preparation is invaluable in nervous weak
nesses Of all kinds, as it will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful permanence.
1t Is also grand tonic, and will give relief in Dys-
pepsa with the first dose. brief persistence in its
use will renoyae the stomach to degree of perfect
health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per bottle or six bottles for s.. Sold
by Druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing
HUTCHINGS IL HILLYER,
Proprietors, No. % Dey street,
Gil, ,.,.,.,, New York.
Jos Baltimore street
&C A-0m Baltimore
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Fry ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER
- OF INS0LVENT DEBT0RS.-Not is hereby
given to the creditors of the following named Inso
vent Debtors, that the said Insolvents having filed
lnelr petition to the Court of Common Pleas for the
5eneht of the Insolvent Law of Maryland, that the
Jay hereinafter mentioned fixed for their appear
tba HAS tho 10 anSwef if any be fled and
ne maj hearing in their case before the aforesaid
Court OF Common Pleas:
Charles a Gilmore, applied August g. 1S65-frst
apiR S65s october lS6nal hearing December
Lewis M. Bower, applied August IA. 1ss5-frst an
Pearance October 2, 1865, final hearing December 4
p. Polk applied August Is, ls65-frst appearance
ocI9oer = 1862 final hearing December 4, 1866
Nicholas IL Thomas, applied August % ISS5-6rst
appearance October 2, 1865, final hearing December
Cephas Sheckells. applied August 80, 1S65-frst an
Pearance October 2, 1865. final hearing December
John II. Cook, applied 18th September. 1s65-frst
dpPearaneee eth November, 1865, final hearing LIST
A. X. Foard. applied 9Th October, 1s65-6rst an
pearance6th November 1865, final hearing LIST Janu-
airy, 1866.
John II; Baynes, applied 5th October, ls65-frstap
pearance 9th November, 1865 final hearing LIST Jan
uary 1866. ~
Lewis Kalbfus, yr.. applied 5th October, 1S65-frst
January. 1866. ~
John F.. Staub. applied October :, lS65-frst an
Pearanee December 4, 1865 final hearing February 5,
James Richter, applied October IS, 1S65-6rst an
pearance December 4, 1865, final hearing February
Charles c. Egerton, applied November l, lss5-6rst
s. 1855. INV -'''' A''"' i'''iins FEBRUARY
Samuel Linthicuni, applied November 8, lS65-first
appearance December 1865, final hearing February
james Rice, applied November 6, 1s65-ffrst ap-
pearance Dec, 1861 final hearing February 5. 1866
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ment at S5@ SO cts for new white and yellow, and 81
cts for old white. There were no sales of old yellow
but good to prime lots would bring ST@q0 cts Oats
are dull They are selling in retail lots at 5l@53 cts
but for cargoes prices range from AZ to 50 cts We
quote Rye nominal at 1905 cts; there has been none
M0LA SSES.-Moasses is dull no sales worth re-
porting being made but the quotations. crit still
follows, viz: 50e60 for Cuba clayed $50 20 cts for
Cuba Muscovado, 65@95 cts for Engiish Island, and
IS cts to 81 p gallon for PortoRico. Golden Syrup is
selling At 8 y 7 gallon in bbls; and half bbls.
PRONlSIONS-There has been very little done
to-day in Provisions and the market generally is
weaker than il was day or two SINCE There is some
little Bacon selling, but in other descriptions of Pro-
visions, there is little or nothing doing. Bacon is
lower; Sides offering at 2Ol% cts, and quote
shoulders at 1S@1S( cts The stock of Bacon is light
especially Of sides, but the demand is also limited.
There some new Bacon Hams in the market,
which are Job ng at q cts but the stock of old Hams
is nearly exhausted. There is nothing doing in bulk
Meat and we can give no quotations forit Mess Pork
is steady at S33.75@3i and quote Prime Mess do.
at $50 and Prime do. at $3.50 q Dbl. We hear of no
cts for City,, and 2812 cts for Western. Butter is
dull with rather declining tendency, but Cheese is
in fair demand and pretty steady.
nue to quote it at 9lIGl015 cts currency for Ran
COON, and ll@l14 cts for Carolina with but limited
demand. There is however no Carolina Rice in mar
SUGARS.-There is very little inquiry for sugars
and no sales whatever have been made to-day so far
rs we have heard. The market is certainly heavy
buI quotations are LomlnaIiy unchanged, holders
still asking previous rates To effect sales to any
TENT however, considerable decline would have to
be submitted to- The rates asked are still as follows.
VIZ: l3i4@l4 cts for refining grades Cuba and English
Island; l44a5 cts for grocery grades do: and 1870
AZ cts for common to fair Porto Rico 5G919 cts for
good to prime do 1917 cts for choice and 163alS cts for
Centrifugas.
REFINED SrGARs.-The rates for Refined Sugars
were reduced Il day or two since TO 4 of cent, and
deliveries are now making at the following figures,
VIZ 20 cts for crushed, powdered and granulated Ito
lN cts for soft crushed white, and 1911 cts for yellow.
SEEDS;-For Clovcrsecd the inquiry. is fair and
we quote it steady at $50 per bushol for good to
strictly rhine, but we hear Of no sales to day
lIaXseed is in steady demand at S3@3.10, but we
quote Timothy Seed very dulI at S3.50di per buShel
LT.-Liyerpool isselling to the trade from ship
board and store at $3.50 for Ground Alum; $3.50 for
MaTshals fine, and 81 4 sack for Ashton; do, and
Turks Island from store at 80 cts Z buShel.
WHISkY.-Wh> is very dull again. 1t is sell
ing III iobbing lots at - i2 2i3 gallon for Western
but these figures cond not he obtained for large lots
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Baltimore Markets, November is. 1865.

COFFEE-We have heard of no transactions to-
day in Coffee. There is but little inquiry for it. and
the market may be quoted dull and heavy. Rates
are in a great degree nominal but we still quote as
fair, and 2l922 cts gold for good to prime La
guyra at 1906 cts currency, Java at 45g46 cts cur
rency. We notice the arrival to-day of the bark
Adelaide, from Rio, with cargo of 400 bags Coffee.
This is represented to be very fine cargo.
FLOUR.-The market for Flour continues dull and
depressed, and prices have still further declined for
all varieties except the very highest grades We have
reported to-day sales of 500 bbs Flour, at S12
for City Mills Super, S. 25 for common How
ard Street do. 50 for choice do, $40 Tor common
Howard Street Extra, and S9.S12 for very good do,
and we quote Flour closing as follows, viz
Howard Street at S; 5O@S9 for good Super and
Cut Extra S950@Sl0 for good Extra; SlO5O9 81 for
Fancy do; $129$l2.50 for Family; Western at IS. 25a
1915 for Super and Cut Extra; S925@Sl0 for fair to
good Extra; $l050aSll for Fancy do; 81 5O@Sl2.-
for Family; City Mills at SS.l212@S9 for common to
good Super 50 25@S9.75 for standard Extra and SD
for shipping brands do Patapsco Reservoir and other
brands of Baltimore high grade Family and Extra
for the latter Rye Flour is quoted at S. and Corn
Meal at 81 Dbl, but there is very little doing in
either article.
GRATN-For wheat the market continues exces
siyely dull and very heavy. The receipts small,
only 1000 bushels being at market to-day, but 1t is
difficult to find buyers for even the small quantity
coming forward. We quote to-day as follows, viz:
220@25 cts for good 230@25 cts for prime and white
at 200@210 cts for common 22O@250 cts for fair to
good; and 270@280 cts for prime and choice parcels
These quotations in great degree nominal there
being very few sales but think they represent the
market fairly. Corn is active and firm There were
900 bushels white and 900 bushels yellow received
this morning, nearly all OF which was taken tor SHIP
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atlTY REGISTERS OFFICE.

" BALTIMORE. November 16, 1865. I
The Commissioners for Opening Streets having
made return oftheir corrected statement of damages
and benefits for opening the following streets and al
ley, viz: For opening HARVEY STREET between
Webster and Jackson streets; for opening ANCHOR
ALL Ely between Clement and 0stend streets; for
opening RIVER STREET, from Clement to 0stend
tween Fourth and Lawson Streets notice is therefore
hereby given, that the said statement with a"com-
days from the date hereof, during which time. ap-
peals therefrom may be made to the Superior Court
of Baltimore City.
JOHN A. THOMPSON,
nol6 law4w City Register
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IC0Dy.I
BALTIMORE, Nov. ], 1865.
have read the report of Mr. S. r. Biddle, Man
ager Of Stables, Mount Clare Depot, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, on the patent for roughing horses, by
MIR. 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 roughing
and not being liable to get out Of order believe it
benefit to horses and valuable invention.
(SiGneG) JOS. +. FOREMAN.
Manager of the horses for the Madison
Nov9-1m Avenue Line of City Il r.
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aDERKINS, STERN d co.'s.
AGERiAINS, STERN ~ cos.
CALIFORNIA WINES.

The, increasing popularity our brands of these
hne Wines has induced their extensive imitation
All desiring genuine and pure Wines should see that
our copyrighted label bearing our name, place of
each bottle.
The following Wines are now offered by us, with
w. Wife iHS.r Ok SR'i mo GGi' VINE,
OF light straw color very delicate, fine favored,
ANGELICA.
rich and naturally sweet, Wine, much admired
makes fine wheys and ieies 1t is a fine dessert
Wine, and well adapted for Communion purposes.
This superb Wine is made from selected grapes. 1t
Is very delicate and will rank with the very highest
sweet Wines of Europe
This deep red color, of good body and fine flavor.
1t Is becoming very popular where slightly aSring
ent and DELICATE stimulant is desired Being entirely
natural Wlne 1t will agree with the most delicate
WINE BITTERS.
These made in cellars, from our own
Wines, and will be found agreeable and pleasant.
GRAPE BRANDY.
Distilled from the second pressing of the grape and
is pure and desirable article.
Tx BARNES, the Surgeon General of the United
States assisted by Assistant Surgeon WOODWARD,
after searching and careful analysis Of our Wines,
pronounces them all pure, and admirably adapted
Tor the use OF the sick and debilitated.
DR.. JACKSON the well-known Chemist of Boston,
comedies with this opinion.
The Boston Journal, Transcript. Traveller, Satur-
day Evening Gazette, New York Evening Post Tri-
bune, and large ron of the press throughout the
eeS9nntry, have IN leading articles upon American
The Wine Convention, held at Cleveland, Ohio,
where our Wines came in composition with all the
premiums out Of six to our Wines.
The Indiana State Fair endorsing the opinion ex-
pressed at Cleveland, awarded US Diploma and Sill
G. W. PIER 81 CO.,
No. Al South Charles street.
Baltimore.
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ROOFING, ETC.

PAGES FELT, CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
Is the best IN use. and has been well known for ff
teen years.
we gu" rantee all new work for five years.
1t is letter than Tin and costs half as much.
Olo Roofs repaired at short notice.
". C are the only manufacturers of ROOFING MA
ERALS in Maryland. all of which we keep con-
stanty on hand for sale.
TIN ROOFS and IRON FENCES painted with
our PATENT PARAFFINE VARNISH.
PAGE BROS & CO.,
off IuI Smith, ubor
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It is proposed to organize a Company, with a Cap
ltal of SAOOOOO, in 1000 Shares, at the par value
of 500 per Share reservng out of proceeds of sales
of said Stock $4,000 as Working Capital for the
purpose Of manufacturing J. w. HODGES PATENT
ROUGHED HORSE SHOE, as shown per Letters
Patent No. 1853, granted 4th of July, 1865
The advantage which this invention commands
consi lists in the cheapness at which horse can be
roughed unroughed without taking off the Shoe,
which in winter has to be frequently done to the
great injury of the horses foot for its simplicity pre-
vents derangement. Any one can rough smooth
shoe horse in few minutes
1t does not add weight to the SHOE and gives GER
tain safety to the horse A set of rough plates will
wear in winter at least month without injury to
the shoe and the rOughing plate when worn out can
be replaced at very tring expense, saving thereby
the cost of shoes and expense of removal
Most satisfactory trials have been made with this
shoe, will appear from the accompanying certifi
Gates at foot, and no doubt need be entertained
Of its general adoption, and that very remunera-
tive business will be made in this legitimate branch
of trade. would beg all interested in such matters
to call at the office of MeSsrS. VIM. J. WILMER Il
CO., Hardware Merchants, No. Hanover street.
where sample Shoes can be SEEM and its advantages
fully explained also at the Office of the under
signed, where Books of Subscription are open.
p. De MURGUI0NDO,
No. 81 Second street,
Baltimore.