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Standard Household Remedies
DIR. ID. JAYNE.S
FAMILY .

Are prepared with great care, expressly for 4. n,,v,..
am are 20 admirably calculated to reserve heaI,t, ~
remove diseas that no family should be withouf ,..-
They consist Of o"t tnem.
JAfNES EXPECTORANT, for Coughs. con.rmn,,a.,
Asthma and all Pulmonary and Bronchial An, ctiops
JAYNE'S TONIC vERMIFUGE. for worms 49,.
STA, Piles, Gen Arai Debility, &c. D'speP-
JAYNEs earn NATIVE BALKAN. 70. Bo~., al
Summer c mp aints, cosics, Cramps, Cholera, &c.
JAMES A.TEKATIvE, for scrofula. aoitr. c.n..r.
diseases of the SIX n aud Bones, &c.
JAYsE's AGUE MIXTURE, for the Cure Of Fever
sAYSEs LINtMEST Or COUNTER IRRlrAsr. for
Dra.sss, Rheumatism, &c.
JAYSE's sANArIvR pills. , va,,.h,. pnun..
49,. ~ cure for all Bilious Anect,ons. xvee Cs,m'
JAfNE'S HAIa N for the p-.-.
ure~th and Restoration Of t . HAIR us.s'oh besufy
JAYNE . SPECIFIC FOR THE TApr ropu
IN settlements and localities whore IN. go
rhys'cisn csnr't be readily obtain. d. Famsssen Of .
.uese hemen OF graf service. The dfectio".u4l ma
sceohPsny Them are in plain, per~picnoms Nhicn
easiy Understood by all. and In addition jayn.;. sIeunRe,
aIhausc anu Jude to Health, TO he had crst;. y 'e -
Agen's, c"nt-ins, besides a reliable Calendar ! 90 = "
o. D's.asss-He ~syssptoms BY scAich they NAV ~ i~osvNsae
NOV tnel sho.ld be treated, together with adv,cI 80
the proper remedies TO be used. ~ 70
- Al o. n y. Jayne 4 sons Family Medici... -.
sold 20 Aer kuk BY the authorized Arents.
III 0Co>hOR, corner Third and Joh,.o, !.
KkRs, tolner Third and Main streets. -
Mall OF the shove offered 70 n. ,-.A
iiADs SAM ed-fri,dAV1O
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~rWen't Use any OthsR.-Ths lase NJ ~
me right aR6ss fnally. lvesybo1y nkesit. = purely
vegetable. Co0tkins % sugar Of lead. II the bsst Hair
Dressing in the world. VIA restore grey and faded heir
to its original color In four wceks-svery tneE@sure
pop" Inquire ~ Wsastsrs VeosaAas HaieaE4s0He
tor, and don't take any other. II cures all humors OF
the scalp In one wssk. For sale 1t Wholesale and retail
BY D. A. Kxaa, corner Third and Main streets, Keokuk
Iowa. Burnhaa1s 4 Van Setback, wholesale Druggists.
l6 Lake St Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
aan2n -dam
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For Sale at a Bargain!

MY present residence, situated on the cor
Az ner of ,nrsh AMI Morgan streets, lots I s and Q,
block ~. Ii IL \ two story brick house, containing eight
rooms, with ~ good outbuildings az there are in the
city, stable, wood ann coal house and va-h house. The
pr pert, all IN good repair. The lots are we'll a led with
choice fruit trees and shrubbety Peach, Pear, Ounce,
Plum, Apple and Cherry Trees, all fruit barring besides
all the smaller frnits II l eannot find q purchaser for
the house and three lots, will cell the house and lot No.
z, upon which all the improvements are situated. The
pr perty is stu lted 10 Jne OF the best mel 70 borhoods in
the city, only Ave minutes walk from same 10 business
portion OF Main street; will be sold at = fair nrice and
upon favorable terms. Possession given mined stely.
Also, a good secondhand Piano and Piano. st ,ol, which |
offer for a few days at one hundred aud fifty dollors. II
not soit will chip it to the mauufac turers. I can be
found on the premises mentioned, or at the Office Of
Connabie / Smyth. Ioct6l GEO. B eMYrH.
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CAMPAIGN IN PExxsYEvAxIA.-The political
campaign in Pennsylvania PROMISE: % BE- 9
very exciting one. Both parties held theii
Cnnventions within 4 few days of each other
and nominated their strongest man for Gov
ernor. u.4.-
C1vmer. a man of the ~Vallandigham stripe,
who will be supported BY every rebel sympa-
tbizer and bounty jumper in the State.
The Republicans have placed in the field
MAJ, Gen sho ;; rr ", Te d;.t;;u e oravs - b;m ,alsn Su'
ring the war, and who will receive the bulk oil
the soldier vote with that of all loyal citizens.
The issues will be the same that have divided
true loyalists and rebels and rebel sympathi
zers. The result will be Geary's o%verwhelm.
ing election.
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CoLaAfEg IARUMATIU VEGETABLE SOlP.
A superior Toilet soap, prepared froa reaned
Vegetable Oils In combination with Glycerfnsi
and especially designed for the use of Ladies and for
the Nursery. 1s perfume is exquisite, and it, wash-
ing properties unrivalled- For sale BY all ~drusgists.
fabISdkxly
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The Memphis Post relates that when the
intelligence of the veto reached that city, q
Northern capitalist who was there making
arrangements for investing some twenty-five
or thirty thousand dollars in cotton planting
in that vicinity, Withdrew it, and took a
steamer for home; concluding that his money
would be safer if invested further North.
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THE Charleston Courier chronicles the ar
rival there of one hundred and sixty-fve
German emigrants, men, women and chill.
dren. They will form a settlement OF the
plantations in Christ Church parish, and
raise cotton and vegetables.
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MADAME MuRAr, of Tallahassee, Florida,
widow of the late Colonel Archie Murat, ard
first cousin to the Emperor of France, has
received. as a gift from Louis Napoleon, a
life annuity of $4,000 francs, in considera.
ton Of her losses BY the results Of war.
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PHILOSOPHERS say that shutting the eyes
makes the sense of hearing more acute on
which some one remarks that this may &C.
count for the many closed eyes seen in our
churches.
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The Bridal Chan Der. On Essay Of Warn
Ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
ehabietreatme ont for Diseases ofthe Urinary dsexua
~systems-sentfree, in sealed envelopes. Address, Dr..
J sKILLIN HoUeHToN. Howard Association, Phila.
j~inhiA Pa. apr6dsu1y
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Rev. Mn. SrEBBINs, having been Kissed at
q public meeting in San Francisco, turned
upon his assailant with, Il hear q hiss; did
ever a word of truth drop into the vortex Of
hell without sending up . hiss ?"
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FIRE INSURANCE. nusIrH..
PAID.
47,29

cIo.ed i. .u.n .s.sa through Its Agencies fer the yea
easin' = e,j 'yed by the PHHSix and ,hs sn.nSs,ve
o.s'rs among all classes for the protsct,on -. I np, 4
BRANCH FOR rHE wssf AND ,or,.
II N. MAaILL, GEM As..
PHOENIX Policies issued prenptly.
va. FULTON,
nealA6aa Ksekahs yswa, 1ssaaena A.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
The Original and Best in the Worldl The only true
and perfect hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan.
taneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Black or
natural Brown, without iniuringt the hall or skin. Rem.
edies the Ill effects ofbad dyes. Sold by all Druggists.
The genuine Is signed William A. Bachelor Also,
REGEN GRATING EXTRACT OF M~ILLEPLEURs,
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
augzl-dAvly CHARLES BACHELOR, N. 7.
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The Baltimore Sun of the 14th s~slearns
that Washington Bonifant. Esq, was yester-
day confirmed by the Z. 8. Senate as q. S.
Marshal for the District Of Maryland. Mr..
Bonifant's nomination was . second time pre-.
scented to the Senate by the President, at the
request of the Senate"
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Az-Setenti1c Dtscovery-CABUs' NEW DYE
II yoa want to have your Hair dyed with this nsw prep
sration, GO TO GADUa. This Dye does not 1--WE the
hair . dead appearance, like other dy0, but gives II .
FINE GLOSS and promotes the growth of the hair.
Sold and applied BY GEORGE CABUs, at his Fashionable
Hair Dressing Saloon. corner Main and eecond streets,
Keokuk, Iowa. ian4dSn
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FOR SALE.

A COTTAGE BRICK on the south side oil
~ high street, between Ninth and Tenth containing
six rooms and cellar. Iii we'll improved ard plenty o.
watzr II sold within ten days 1t will be sold cheap
Title good. En- luire At the house. mch15dl0t
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

Is willing to recommend it. Three years Of rapit,y In.
creasing sale have made the Ambrosia famous ali over
the world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEAS 10.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads
1t prevents the Hair from Falling Ont.
1t renders the HAIR Soft and Glossy.
clean.es the Scalp; Cools the Heated Brow: r emo yes
Dandruf; Cures Nervous Headache: Cures Ba,doess:
insures Luxurianf Locks; Inclines Hair to Curl; enper-
seies wigs; Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect apparent At
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
The Ambrosia will suit Jon to a T. Elegantly nut mn.
0elicately Perfumed. Patroniled BY Opera Sin ret, and
Actresses. Sold in splendid boxes or cartons. contain
ing two large bottles-No. 2 for morning, No. / for
evening.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT n.
srERLlNG's AMBRosIA ia the Rest. mos, agreeable
and elective toilet in the world. To prove this. try 4
carton.
Sold by Druggists,
8terlinE'a AmbFesia Manufacturing COMPANY,
24o Fulton Street, New Yogk.
oct1I-dAw1y
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THE WOODEN DEPARTMENT

Embraces . superb selection OF Blankets, FianDeis.
Yarns, he &C.
Tho Motion D~rhrtmeat contains . splendid lot OF
Gloves ard Hosiery, OF the very best quality, fer ladies.
gentlemen, boys, naisscs and children.
Underwear for men. women aud children,
Efae Bresd Cloths, Cashmere. and Heavy Beavers for
tertlemeo.' wear. II the beat quality and styles, cheap
6ne stcek Il Wool Cloths aud Heavy Bearen for
Ladies' CloAks, very cheap,
shawis without number for Ladies' and Misses Also,
= large lot Of breakfast sh.~is, Raimosais aud Hop
skirts Of the iatesi ssyl > md pAtterta-
Carp t., YiSos Oil Cloths. Mats. Rugs. DrugEets, &c.
The above IL hut an in.imatien of the large stock OF
staple and fancy goa. kept 10y this Arm suffice IL TO
say, they keep ever thing that 10 elegant and asesal ln
the drv goods line, from tie nne~t siIk and silk velvet
cloth down TO The thineie, needle, thread, buttons and
trimmings xith which to make IT, And ~ they buy *
ciusvely ~ CT b. tli-sr customers will mot hays ~ pay
them an intere I IA. veil ss = pruht
Gall AMI ~xsniin- for yourselves The prcprietors and
their ID igirg sal snsen will tase great pleasure In show
ing their stick, and .ev to 1t that you ae dealt
= ith honestly Remember, they occupy No. 20 Main
Street. now
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The good things of this world have each their stpoin-
ted mission.
1t the mission OF H~osTETTER'S STOMACH BIT.
TIERS to p'rrent and rsiiere . great variety Of nsnts
For twelve years its success as a protectfrs and q rene
dy has been without check or drawback. 1t is strong
Negative eridence of this fact, that the efficacy Of the ~.
tic!e as a specific for dyspepsia, biliousness, constipation.
nervousness, general debility aud intermittent fever. ha.
never been questioned.
Az prom poatire Of its infallibility In such cases. the
statements of public men whose names are familiar aa
household words have from time to time been given 10
the world.
II its reputation is not founded in facts, then truth "a /,
shallow, and the utterances of conscientious citizen, ,r,
Of no more valu. than sdicers' oaths..
And what is its reputation. Let the progress Of Il.
sales answer thu inquiry. Where twenty DOZEN bottle.
Of HosrrrrER's BIrTsRs were sold in 1856. fire hundred
dosen are disposed of now.
Could pn5lic opinion be more significantly expressed
than BY its unparalleled increase OF consumption, !,
seems impossible.
The preparation has been initiated. Where ara IN.
i~mitators, Echo answer, "Whereip To the limbo, ot
things lost on earth they are all either gone or poinr
fesce be with themi mch2odxwlw
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2S0 BPLS-halyes, quarters and kitaA.u
UV a 1ttiak ~ ~. Evs 49, by
&&AbOo0 11De1a& @
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"INDOW CURTAINS-Buff Gilt Shades
Green ailt shad-s, brown Gilt shades, BuH
kcotch Hollands, Green Sc.trh Hollands, " .ndo~ Roll
es, Cord. Tape, Pichner Cord. all siIes and COLOR. for
ass. oo6f ~ " WvsrCOT
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EOR SALE.-The three story brick build
L ing on the corner OF Eighth and Main streets, keo-
kuk, Iowa, known ~ the Dudley House." Price $1,000
cash, IL sold soon. inquire Of
WM FuLrON,
ians Real Estate Aren't. 50 Main Street.
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Emerson's Agency.
"FLORENCEn


SEWING MACHINES have
the reversible teed motion,
which enables the operator
to have the work carry eth
er way, or to change the DR.
rection and faxteu the end
ofsexins by turning athunb
screw. They are nois-less
and can be ueed where quiet
IL necessary. Their stitch 10
the wonder Of all, because
OF its combined elasticity,
strength and beauty.
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EOR SALE.-The two and a half story
brick and fame building, on Concert stre-t, be-
se1n Second and Third streets, known a. the eAsteriy
half Of the Pavilion Price 5000 cash. I'm iuire Of
VIM. vULToN,
Jams Real Estate Agent, 81 Main Street.
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DRoPOsALs FOR FORAGE.

iSStMdHf SadTferferu1dSfer'S Cfbcel
Philddetphta. Pa., Sc mber IL, 1906. (
until IL O'Clock M, THU RsDAY, Septsaber Y,
ls66: for furpis hiug this department wieh 70 r.
AGE for period of six 90 month. Commencing
October !, 1856 and ending Che shat dsy Of March,
COIN, OATS, HAY. AND STRAW,
for nae Of animals in the pubic service, &C at
this depot. or any other localitf within this
con nsnd tina may be directed. All grain to be
of the beet quslity-Osfs 81 ponds te the bus nel
quality Penney lvsnia nme4hy; Straw 10 be ~ e.
best qsality-all subject to be inspected and sp.
proved prior 20 delivery. a.-It % ! =
Propo-als VIII state price per one hundred
pounds for ~ and straw, aud pc bel fer Cor
sId Oats, delivered at places Vt cousum ptioa in
sach Quantities and az such times may ne
tihe pnoe to be- stated bnth in words 10 fis ares
Each bid must.b guaranteed by two res poasible
persons, whose signatures must he appenied to
sufficient security for SIS Oo0l Eve Thousand dol.
i0rs by the united States Judge, Attorney or Col
lector or other public officer.
"a The rf&ht 10 reserved TO REJECT any bid deemed
Inrsaseas;Sblss and no bid from a asfaaltns con-
All proposals. to be made ont on the regular forms
In duplicate. which win be furnish ed On applica-
uon A. this Office and conform 60 the terms OF this
advertisements, copy Of which must accompany
each proposal. Envelopes to be Endorsed g Pro-
Bids viii be opened on rHURspAY, September
ls6, Atl. o'clock M, and biadsrs are requested
By order. OF Brevet Brigadisr &c ner al George II.
Ssttspan Assistant eusrtermester Gsus,s, United
Sc 2O-tf Brevet Ma or and Acct Qparternsster
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HSNRUR0 GAaBLERs.-Much anxiety has
hen felt by the in hAbItants of Homburg as to
VIVA, ;heir tate will DO, now that that little
STATE is absorbed by Prussia. Public piay has
been forbidden IL Prussia, and the play tables
at AK Ia Chspelle bave been closed for some
years The Honburg burgomaster has, how
ever, announced that he has reesi yea DO in
structions from the Prussian governmeut ON
the subject OF piav, and that. for an he kno WIS
TO the contrary, "rouge ct noiH' and "roulette''
will continue as heretofore At the Homonrg
Casino twelve hours q day, every day in the
year, on the same conditions and for the same
stakes. rs usual. ~. - r4 F~ tIsffA
DEcAPrrArIoN BY STKAM.-Amsug the sen
sationai paragraphs about the Paris Exhibi-
ton 10 one concerning q new model euilIotine
The guillotine is capaSie OF cuttfpS Oh six
heads per minute and eight II properly
handled. The machine is worked bv steam,
and the knife, instead Of falling astraight cuts
Win rotary movemsnf The. gpllotine can
be taken TO pieces and put together again in
ten minutes; the engine werks the wheels, and
the machine can steanto the place of execu-
ton and take the body mp 70 the cemetery after
wards! s-f4 #1G1 1srts t.s4 '-H'ss. ?
exalted idea OF nagnanitnity. Hear him; "He
says-aOur lips are stiH swollen with the
powder Of the cartridge that we bit; our hands
sim burn with the red fire OF the hot gun-bar-
rel; yet we forgive and forget ]" -. -
~EngIand telegraphs here for grain-lots Of
ga witness in the Howlaud will case hiss
examined several thousand signat ures to see il
person can repeat his signature exactly-and
he concludes that II cannot be done. :.
~ W hiskey got the ad van taee Of q Jersey
mans WI e ana she exh ibited her affection in
the use of a carving knife on hts person .
~About $500 sheep have Just been started
from Vermont for Virginia
nTJoseph Janney, a well. Known citizen Of
London county, Va, died on the nth uit
gran Arkansas reb, not aware the war was
over, recently fired into q squad Of United
States soldiers. s.i..r-
~SIxty three passenger trains come and 90
AZ Chicago every day; that city being the ter
minus OF thirteen or more railroads, and the
charters for more have been procured.
- A notorious horse thief, named James
Oidield, was arrested - Eddyvflie, Iowa and
while waiting for the ears, with the officers
took aquantity of strychnine. which produced
death immed lately. 20
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TIE cROOHET COsLA8 BOOK MIS-
2 Deysea Knitted Lace CoiiAr Book u he EAgle
Knitting Book: Mrs. Gaugains hnit shawl an 1
ecsrf Book; Mrs Gsusain . Crochet Raby Car
Book The 8reek ard Roman Lace Book THE A n
Aausian knfttiug end Netting book; rhs Wiuf 81
Knitting Book; Mrs.. Oony = Ar OF Dressmaki ng
% - give ~ 80 B8ANCK TAYLOR
HAND, AND GLOVE, loveE bY MiSs I'd
siss Ss:sSo., s. oid: Has,. 1Si1 pis
SCsisi Hai,tcEy q shs assss|Sa .Rs5t NJ, % ..
: sssia; ;ss ,sss|;ss' = e
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% virtue Of authority, We will expose st public
sale, on the premises. near the residence Of N
UAInaIl, on SATURDAY, October Is, 1855. at Il
O'Clock m two parcels 81 Land, equally divided
acres. - Is5' ~
This property 10 situated about ave miles from
the Centre Msrkst, Warrington city, Is accessible
b. the Anacostia Fridge, centa'ns an equal por
ton OF arabic. meadow and wood, Is of most excel
10 market pur poses. and hes q valuable Mill Seat
thereon. 1t will he sold separately, n ~
Terms Of saief1 One half cash resid ue in twelve
mon hs- With interest and approved security
Title iAdl'putshe- .e M Nm sTERHEN,
HoTe.gya. ~ : Attorneysfos 3. y; HaEpsii.
an az % no A,,orr.; tSr O.. S1WEfpa .1as,
Biadensbnrg, Md sept III. 80 ,e IS cot;
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y ICHMOED, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
H TOAAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELLBRs GOING SOUTH
TWICE DALI, (ssndsy Q, M excsptedJF

The quickest and most direct route b Richmond.
We and the South. vie the Potomas
; ws.nsSs from sixth Street ThAIf, EeaeAEC
kichmo.d, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad ,
now entirely completed from AQpia Oreek 10 Rich !.
mond connecting there With trains on the Rich.
pond and Petsrsburs aad Richmond and DanviHe
kGlroads. Tor Petersburg, Weldon, Wflmineton
EESisaeh, Greensboro. Salisbury. Oharlotts and
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IHxoggofa 70 RfoHHoKD IN SEVEN HOURS
SifV Niles Shorter snd u Hoars Quicker taAi
=, b sore and get Through Tickets vie AGuia
Oseek and Fredsricksburg to Richmond, Ct the
COMPANY Once, corner u Peans. avenue and 6th
street, or on board Of tAs beats. BAeEage checked
Omnibussss ana Baggage wssoss viii b In
reAdiness 70 convey pessenten and baggage be-
Passenger byit this nne paAs BY daylight Mupt
Vernon, and may have On opportunity Of viddn
seversl battie-6slds nser BrsderfcksburE b. stop.
ping 1t that POINT. ~ = -
, Breakfast and sup on board a Steamers. ~
GEO. MATTINGEY, Supt,, WAshin6ton, .. O.
MATHEW oLARK, Agent ws,hIHsson.
apSly 'l,a. General Passenger Ieent,l
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STEAMBOAT LINEY.
FOB THE EAaTIRN SHORE. =

MOB THE EAaT8RQ SHORE. ".Eg- :
The large etsqneh, and eon.odious stesmer
WILSON SMALL, CAPT. =. z.
No; i70 Light street wharf, Ibe-
1Tesn rHsyrs fnd Lee Streets Baltimore. every
,; ~. fsT EAsToN 9 PoINT 1a b SaT HftsfS.'
2XF0RD, CLORA'S POfNT, WIILACHSS
MHARE CAMBRIDGE. HCGHLETT,S
W WHzEE &C caBIH " T TREEK, ,MEDF6R6's
LLOYD Landing at ! D. m, Cambridge at $50 ..
ma .sSeIMSSls.e iandang,) on Mondays, Wednesdays,
She has fine state -roous, and ell other passenger
ste4uerI on chesapeake Bay. = - Sc 5~tf ;
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DURE OLD PORT WINE

Ihsve received from the PRIV Ate stock OF we'll.
kh?~n and aonored oitze short su opIy ~ ny, =
q ss.d srss quality PORT WINE, alto Dom .
b. Zbis vine has been Known to No seyers, vs.,,
and Its enec's upon persons suffertae with aiI :
sieIn ineioens TO the season have been very bene.
], is ordered ard recommended by phystc fam :
1. asf' .'-. ess4. =. - N. W.BURCHELL,
80 corner Nth and streets ,
y - So -. .--. undar ELofff Aoaisai