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Oitu;nyv;l Wholesale Prices.
pRY GOODS.

Snt IiuD5s .. .....-.
Prints. Spragucs. 2lc; American 201; Dun
nells t3,, Amoskeag lSc; Duchess d l6I
Lowel> lie; standard shceting s4c; medium
2aa22; 1 sheetins. heavy, lSc; I fine brown
s5al6; I 4 do 90; 1 bleaciled cotton, Isc
/ do lsc; 4 4 do PC; Challins 2ito2gc
Franktin T,ek. a6e; Albany do 2Oc; Pitts
fnla zoe. Anaskeag d d. 47c; Pemberton
Y do 45c; Cornes'oga ~ do 52t; Corset
Jeans i9c, cansSricks l7c, gingt,ans 20 tc
25c; Lexis hnlmorais $500; Gi'bcrt's 4,
$s.37; Tinsho >ksn COTTON tee; skirt braid
100; 200 I'd cotton SOC; Vic. cotton lie
,sr1 GRoeEaIEs. &c. IA @
Prime coffeeSsc; far dn 3sc; brown 81
gar lie; white do 20c, Soda 10; family
mackeral 9 25; teas ! .a0,o2 90; candles %;
pepper Ale; spies SIC; pals Is; tubs Is so
ehurnS IL ca; rope 2bc; caddy tobacco 70,r
soc, smoking tobacco. Common, Csc; dried
apples l2ic. ~ .ssrs.sz IS es,r.~.a...-srs
s.1 $685. LEATHER. s1 s7t3
Best oak harness. SIC; hest he.nl EEK acc;
hest henlac<. sole fBuir,lo) soc; hest hem
lock B a 46c; best oak upper, foot, SIC;
best hsulosk upper, loot, s2c. za Esfs
CATTLE AND noes
The range of beef cattle 3t@7c. Hngs
7 l-24Sc; Hides 4@5c gresn; l2c dry do
LUuBER
Common boards $l1a45; dressed siding
s4oa45; aoorng. $60a75; shingles, s. rs
to S 90; lalh. 81 rs.
Bar iron &c; Nails. iod, IS rs.
Glass-8Y10. Sc so.
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OSE OF Dun RETURNED BRAvEs.--We had
the pleasure Of meeting this morning, Lieut.
Geo. w. buchanan, Of Co. d. 18th Iowa,
and Of thi. county. Lient. b. has been
with The glorious old 18th through all its
varied and brilliant performances in 1S62-3
II and a part Of '63. He has been with
Gen. Sherman through Georgia ard the Car.
olinas. and left him at GOld,boro on the 9th
day OF April lie wears on his breast med
AIS insc, ibcd with Cnrinth, V,cksburg, Me.
rid'an, Kencsaw, Nckjack, Atlanta, Savan
aaf.. Columbia and Col lsboro. What sug
ges,ive aod glorjons record! T. SIT
We sse indebted to Lieut.. Buchanan for
a capy Of the National Inte'ligencsr, con.
staining me le4fes 81 8. wilkes Booth, ON the
outside o. this issue.
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THE TRUE CAPE COD GRAN.

:"
April, May and me the best months for plant.
Ing this excellent and EASILY grown fruit in Gardens
and Market Gardens. The crop here Lass season n
nv method OF cultivation was over 400 bushels per
acre. Explicit directions for ultvatian on small
or large scale with prices Of plants Win be sent to
any address, together with price descriptive cata.
logue of all Seeds Fruit and Flowering II ees and
shrabs. and plants required for the Farm. Garden,
or Nursty. All the Stra wberries are now ready
Tor delivery. prepaid by mail. Now IT, the time to
plant for a spring crop. AGENTS wxSTEr.
Carriage OF all pack ages paid to Boston n York
BY Mail. fresh seeds OF all kinds. The new Straw
berries, Grapes. Currants, &C. 49, =
Price descriptive list ~ be sent to any address
B: N. WATSON, OLD Colony Nurseries,
March %, 1s65-1m Plymouth. Mass.
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SHERIFES SALE.

- =
~ by virtue of y specia! Execution 10 me direc,
sd, by the Clerk Of tae District Court of wxpello
county, State VI Iowa, commanding TO sell the
property hereinafter described. ~ by . decree Of
said Court directed, viii expose to SALE Ut public
auction TO the hphsst and best bidder for cash IN
hand, " tas iront door q the Court Hos,s. In Wa
psiio county. lows, On tns l3sh cay Of May, 1855
between the hours Of o'sisck 4. b. and O'Clock p
~, nnencing ut 10 o'clock A. H., OF said day the
following Real Estate. to.wH:
The sw Of ,hsswA OF section twenty -seyeu
(2I) also certain par eel VI lant described Is fol
lows Beginning ut the c Of the g u Of The
Sc Of section twenty three tss) thence vest forty
rots .hence south orty rods thence forty rod,
thence north forty rods to the place Of bexioniux
acres. fifteen On Of the south side Of IN,
ne e Of the swA Of section two az Five acres Of
VI the s,u,h side Of the Of thss Y OF secsiou
tseuty.sevsn lz. All In township sevsnty.thrse (Is
range Twelve il2b west. ,fsgS 'sFt SO
raken by special execution directed ss the prer
erty o. James Combs and Minerva Gouos, &c
satisfy said sxecution In favor Of David CowRer
aud against James NJ. And Minerva e. Combs for The
sum vi xj6V, i6l three fnndsed aud sixty dollar
4 III sixteen cents fateret &c udl costs. - TT
siierir Once, ottsaws ., Iowa, Aprit tash 1865.
=. A. DERBY, sheriff -
April 18th lsto-~ Eapslio c., Isvs
aN F. /. - n
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iowa Items,

THE 1TTH Iowa To BE NU-rERED OR -
We lean from Gen Weaver that the 18th
iowa veterans and non veterans nre 10 be
mustered cut Of service. Colonel Greer,
mastering officer at Davenport. has the or
der. Most Of the regiment having heen
prisoners, they cannot return home at one
tire, but will come in small squads, forty
ron veterans having been mustered out at
Davenport last week. Same Of the boys
who had their descriptive rolls destroyed by
the rebels at Triton, Geos gia, will be detain-
I ed at Davenport week or more lntll du.
plicates can be forwarded from Washing.
ton Gate City. Gath.
The Provost Marshars Office Of Ibis Dis
trict. has been removed from Grinnel to
PeIla.
+ The Edelyrille Star has been nisinforned
in regard to the coaches Of the Western
Stage Co., being taken away from Ouumwa.
They still roll out from here every day.
crowded With passengers.
We are advised that special train will
run 90 Springfield from This place when Mr.
Lincoln's remains shalt reach that city,
The Superintendent OF the road has signi
fed by dispatch to the asest here. his
purpose TO place such special train upon the
road on that occasion. The time. &c, viii
be made known hereafter Ggts CITY.
A fowl boat came in collision with ier
OF the bridge at Davenport day or two
since. and was sunk Mr.. Sbultz wa
drowned. = Davenport Gazette.
William H Knight. who robbed the Of
fee Of the Bncl,anan cosn,y Treasurer, had
his trial in Delaware county,. was convicted,
and sentenced to six years impr;sonment N
the .'eniteptisry Dubuque Zines
= The Linn county Register announces the
death Of Judge T,bell. ls,e proninen, citi
zen of that county.
The United States District Court FIR the
Nnrth:rn District Of iowa. commenced its
tern at Dubuque on Wed lesday last. Judge
Lave presiding.
The Davenport Gazette and Iowa City
Republican have declsre thcinsslve. in fav
or Of the State providing for the Soldier 8
Orphans Home. -.
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/ The card Of Messrs. Hammond & Co, of
the Farmers Mills Of this city, announcing
the ample facilities thew have to card and
spin wsol, will be found in another column.
and is commended to the attention Of our
readers.
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SPEcHL NDIICEc.
CHEROKEE CURE.

~ Stop II for your sake--stop Il for the safe
81 those interested inyou. Stopth disinc nation
TO discharge your duties, this weakness Of mind and
BODY, these "enervating emissions, and total pros
trahon OF the urinary organs of your system IL it
continues, 1t will render you blind, confirm your
''npotency, render yonr couch ioathsome, and make
OF you dwelling idiot, the pity Of your friends
and the impotent Jest Of women Take the CEsRo.
EEs CURE 1timple. vegetable syrup, to re-srength-
en- and cure you. which IL will. Observe the direc
tons that accompany 10, and be again what n sture
made you-a man. possessed Of all the tiles that
perta'n TO mtn. Call for the Cherokee Cure. Sold
by all druggists. ~ MAR e-itn
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The weather e. now fine and the ground
sufficiently dry 10 enable farIaers to pio~.
We presume they arc all busy preparing
for spring craps. The general report is that
Fall Wheat has stood toe viatcr reinarka.
5ly well. a.~r .H= -:
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Mere business | as been done ia thi. city
the past week than in any previous week
f the year Teams loaded with goods are
crossing the river all he time. 80. t....-.
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Drake & Spivey have completed thsir
Foundry building and are now putting mp
their machinery. They will be in opera
tnn il. a short time. ....-..s
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Poss Office Hours.

The O,tun~a Post eGice win BE- open en-.
cry day from IA. N to 6P. II. and from
I to 81 o'clock evenings
Sundays from u to LOT a. m. and from
4 to6 D. m. igl asI
The pnblic are reoues'ed 10 conform to
these kours. j. W. NORRIS p.
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Zuiaaf 4 Knight have added thirty feet
DO taeir iVoslen Factory, and are turning
cat cloth at great rate -.,. ..s.s4..s
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r. GLENDENNING, M. d.,
-Ef "a
PHYSICIAN AND 0cULIST,

VIII PROF ptly attend to all calls In Ills line bus.
ness ana from his extens i've experience for the last
nve years In the treatment OF diseased Eyes he
feels satisfied that he render satisfaction In dis
eases OF the Eye Incidental to this climate.
Ohce on the corner Of Main and Market str eets
up stairs AZ the far end of the stairway. over Cow
snSDrug Store. Residence on Market street, third
door above the Post ONCE.
~ lie Is prepared to make visits to the country
April IL, lS65-dstw1y.
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-. T. Hackwor,h, Assistant Assessor, has
something Of importance to say to tax pay.
/. " in another place.
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CONNIE RciAL.
O7TUMWd IMARFET,S,
r. .zsr.-.--ve- CORRECTED ST ...-+-,.
N I'm ID Z n II ALL x ID A X T. II.

These quotstions II will be un derstood, are paid
hy first buyers. aud not by retail trade. The city
trade will de nand bigger prices "a, purchasers.
WHEAT. -. 81 ,Qo0 LIS CHICKENS, y dos
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GREAT BARGAINS!

II = ANH~AK1 1INIlN1NIANOp
~ The undersigned viii sasr for sale q the Coud
House door, In Ottamwa. May "a, 1885, about a;
acres OF choice land, commonly known - the
RHODES LAND,
lying three miles southeast of Ottumws. rsrm,
oneihird In hand, one-third In one year. and IN,
balance In two years. The land will be sold In par
Gels to suit purchasers.
,e..' W vi. +; s aaoSi., IAa... =.
ny BrRroH 3 TSxpEasHorr.
April rs, iS65-d5t
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Pensions DouSrr AND Back Par. prompt
y obtained by Ell. STILES.
Ofoe over @. g Waraen's Store.
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TLAlM, AGENCY.

Soldiers, and the widows and heirs OF soldiers are
notified that am acting as licensed claim agent
for procuring Pensions. Bounties, Rack Pay and ali
other just ella, ms aga inst the Government.
Charges oderafe .. and nothing unless ciaims are
allowed. NJ EUW Arm IT. STILES
T.sfe.-N ONCE Opposite (ltYum = Houe
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MISSOURl LANDS.

Desirable IA rming lands 10 Schuyler county. Mis-.
souri,, will be sold extremely lox for cash FOR de.
scrptions and PARTICULARS see
once Corner Court and RTSnt su.. ever Na..,,
store, hrst door up sssirs.
Hsetss-St-Iey,
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f2y~ To the History of Perfumes, published some
time ago in England, may be added the appendix that
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus" has attained n
sale that before reached by any extract for
the handkerchief, in any part of the civilized world.
Sold everywhere.
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l.. w. TEEYARD,
EsSszs DENTIST
Q[rTHSN o. II SOUTH EUTAW STREET.
jl3-tf Adjoining Concordia Opera House
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!-Batcheor's Hair Dye is
the best in the world The only true and perfect
Observation-Disclosures and reliable-produ-
ccs a splendid black natural brown-remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores the
original color. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed, W. A. Bachelor. 81 Barclay street. New
York
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ENACTIY WuAr NnIr WANT


MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE, known and used
over 20 years. Daily increasing in public favor. Com
plete in one bottle. No wash. No trouble. Does
not crack or stain. Produces lustrous black oil
brown as desired Does not inure the hair. Price
IS cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
my9-2 tawl
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RESULTS OF HUNNEwELL'S UNIVERSAL Cough
REMEDY on different temperaments. A lady in
Newton, Mass. writes:-"We have had as near
Diphtheria as anything in chote Jdmiiy, and by
constant Garale of equal parts of the Remedy and
,catcr, myself my nursery maid and coachman were
spendidly cured. 1t is truly wonderful. Sold by S..
S. Hance and Coleman K Rogers. oc9-eolw
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Letter from the Second Comptroller of the

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SECOND CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
n.+al n

The following letter. from the Second Comptroller,
settles an important question:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. }
SECOND CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
October TO- 1865.
HlR;IA our letter Of the 9Th instant has been re-
.elved In substance, you inquire whether the first
secton OF the act of Sd March, 1866 which nrov;des
servant i tba sure OF allowance for pay for an officers
iaT at .nt .e; was intended to be retroactive
was not the intent of the law - my judgment
The last section of that act provides that :.
take effect from and after its passage and The sndi
iished proceedings of Congress show that tbe SV
amended the bill rs it came from the House for tb
Express purpose of preventing any retroactive effect
which might allow difference of pay anterior to the
late of its passage.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
j.. NJ. BRoDHEAD, Comptroller.
!. j. HAWKE late Lieutenant Colonel 10th Indiana
Volunteers, New Albany, Ind.
Senator Wilson, in a speech made in Westahes-
sr county, New York, on Monday evening last ex-
ressed himself the subject of pardoning rebels as
blows: Some think that we are pardoning rebels
90 fast; don't. would have selected some two or
hree Hundred Of the more principal of the leaders
md would not have pardoned them-tke rsa should
aye gone free,
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DocToR MCCoMB says of TAERANT'T EFrEER-
vEscENT SELTzER APERIEyT, 1T meets my fullest
appreciation, having tested it in numerous instances
In all cases of Irritation or Acidity of the Stomach
Heartburn and Costivoncss it has invariably proved
a Medicine of great utility. No Preparation pos
scssing similar properties can in my estimation COM
pete with it, and as Family Medicine it stands un.
equalled
SOLD THE WORLD OVER BY DRUGGISTS.
oc10-0W
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To CONSERVATIVES.
The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S Prepared Pre-
scription fer the cure of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis, CoUGHs, COLDS, and all THROAT and
LUNG AFFECTIONS, has now been in use ten years
with the most marked success.
The Remedy, prepared under Mr.. Wilson's perso
al supervision, also pamphlet containing the origi
nal prescription with full and explicit directions for
preparation and use together with short history of
his case, may be obtained of
SETH 5. HANcE, Druggist,
los Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Nd.
On,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
l65 South Second street.
Williamsburg n. Y.
ns-Price of Remedy, So per package Pamphlet
furnished free of charge. se25-d&W3mt
The Confessions AND EXPERIENCE OF AN IyvAIIp.
Published for the benefit and as a CAUTION TO YOUNG
MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay of Manhood, &c, supply at the
same time THE MEANS OF sELF-CURE. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable quack-
cry. By enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope.
single copies may be had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Brooklyn, Kings County.
jy 26-d&w3m New York.
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WE CALL attention to the extensive Eagle Spice and
Coffee Works of Mr.. Howard Wonell Nos pa, 2i6 and
2i8 North Front street. corner of New street, Phila
delphia, Pa Mr.. WOrrell has gained great renown
for his superior articles, and the trade would be
greatly benefited by ordering from him.
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and Instruction for Young Men, just published by
the Howard Association and sent in sealed letter en-
velopes free of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
iy17-3m(
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ESgWe hall have no afternoon edition of
the COMMERCIAL to-day, on account of the
necessity of moving our press to the new
quarters. No. 20 South street. 1t will appear
rs usuai on Monday.
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MARSHAL'S SALES.
ROOFING, ETC.
ROOFING!

PAGES FELT, CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
is the best in USE and has been well known for ff-
teen years.
We guarantee all new work for FIVE years.
1t is better than Tin. and costs half as much.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are the only manufacturers of ROOFING MA
TERIALS in Maryland all of which we keep con-
stantly on hand for sale.
TIN ROOFS and IRON FENCES painted with
our PATENT PARAFFINE VARNISH
PAGE BROS & CO.,
OFT Ill Smiths wharf
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

~ NEW ASSEMBLY ROONS.-The un-
ny designed is prepared to receive engagements
tons Dinner Parties. &c. The rooms have been re-
fitted and put in complete order.
For further particulars apply at the Rooms, or 104
North Exeter street.
aul1-4m JOHN MoGEOCH. Agent
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ACCURATE SCALEs.-One among the best places in
Baltimore to obtain scales for accuracy is that kept
by Mr. Murdoch, iG South Charles street. Mr. Muir
docks scales have reputation for weighing cor
rccty, which is extremely fatterine, and which al
ways adds considerable to their marketable value.
Al kinds of scales also kept hand, and sold at
moderate prices.
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EMAIL DE PARIS is sold by all first class druggists.
perumers ladies' hair dessers and dealers in toilet
goods-Wm II. Read, 147 Baltimore street. General
Agent oc5
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DEB.

MADDIGAN.-0n tho 18th instant, Willie, only
child of Thomas and Mary Maddgan, aged year ,
months and days.
SEWELL.-On the 18th instant Elizabeth Sewell,
aged 80 years and month.
kRETZER.-At Cub Hill, Baltimore county, on
the 9th instant, John NJ kretzer, in the SD year of
his age.
MACKUBIN.-On the 10th instant, Mrs. Juanna
r. NJ. Mackubin. aged 81 years months and . days.
TAGGART-On the 11th instant Elizabeth Fair
Grieve TaCgart, of this city.
WALIL.-On the 10th instant, Henrietta Augusta,
infant daughter Of j. II. and Augusta A. VAIL.
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EMAIL DE PARIS" can be used at night and re-
moved in the morning. when its effect will be visible
in q white and delicate skin.
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BLACK WORM SPECKs, morphew and lymph, which
roughen and disgure the skin, are eifectuaily re-
moved by Email de Paris
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THOS. THOMPSON'S
PATENTED
Liquor Purifyer and improvement,
% SOUTH GAY STREET.
Baltimore. Nd.

o. The subscriber has obtained patents in the United
SStates, Canada FRANCE Belgium Holland and other
European countries for his Improvement. The pro-
cess Is based upon natural aid and its results are ex
tremey satisfactory, showing entire removal of every
impurity, without in the slightest manner affecting
lnJurously the body of the liquor The inventor re-
spectfuy submits condensed reports from Professor
{asset of Paris, and Professor Aiken of Baltimore
lie also adds the names of eminent medical gentle
men of Baltimore, endorsing the system For chem
ists fnl representations pamphlets be obtained
From Professor Aiken ken o Of Be Ba tErS
~, Inc result OF my chemical examination of Mr.
ThompSons process exhibits satisfactorily that it &C.
moval of all impurities from liquor, and giving an
parent age, and without affecting the body. The
plainly shews all that is desirable as found thTomeh
my analysis, consider the method very valuable to
consumer especially inyalids. The impurities so
all highly delcterous Fusa oil pdrticulariy js one
Of the most dangerous narcotic posons kno,cn being
and highly injurious to health. ecen an small qUGnts
ties No liquor as tfor use # 1t contains this dongcr-
Gus '"O"r'V I" o w. 1ESp9 g aSxrv N
Maryland Baltimore i'm l4th March, 1865.
From Professor Basset Of Paris
The 2lst December, ls64.-Mr. Thompson, of Balti-
more requested my opinion in relation to his In
Whskies &c, which in their crude state contain no
table proportions of nyrogenous principles fetid oils
and essential or volatile principles My examination
OF the process was exceedingly satisfactory The in
venton evnces that it is based upon natural and SCI;
enlfc principles, and capable of performing ali that
it demands. The analysis resulted an shorino Thor iii
impurities remored and ,cihout acctinG the Tog
Of the t1quor and eUidenty 0icng 1t much PREMATURE
be rery yquab to consumers and raos,
larry to nootids. and great acquisition to idusfraz
pursuits. ~ "'
BASSETT
Professor of Chemistry, Paris.
Paris. I'D December, 1864.
, The process is highly approved and recommended
by the following eminent medical gentlemen Of Ma
ryland whose names the patentee has permission to
connection fully endorsing all its excellence
Prot: g; W. Miltenberger, DR.. John Buckler.
Prof ChristoP?'r Johnston, Surgeon G. c. Cox,
DR.. VIM. H. Baltzell DR. H p p Yates A'
The undersigned has a working model. which he
would take pleasure in exhibiting and give every
explanation relative to the process Rights for sale
Terms made known upon application. Whiskies for
sale in glass and wood.
THOS. THOMPSON.
Importer of Brandies, Wines &C.
Established 1877
oelO-u 70 South Gay street. Baltimore
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MARRIED.

BRINKMAN-STOLL-On the 10th instant, by
Rev. II. Sheib, G. Henry Brnkman to Elenora Stol
CHILD-HpNT.-Qn the 18th instant, by Rev.
Abel Silver, James W. Child to Mary Isabelle Hunt
QBINS0N-RUST-Qn the 10th instant, by Rev.
Edwin Amos Louis H. Robinson to Miss Mary Althea
Rust.
by Rev r. r. Murphy, John Schonnofull to Caroline
Robinson.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-14

THERE is nothing like Email de Paris" which
being neither paint, powder, paste, is used by
the most scrupulous
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-14

EMAIL DE PARIS, by softening the skin, smoothes
ont the marks of smallpox even and closely knitting
II like ivory