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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPASY's
THROUGH LINE
TO
CALIFORNIA.

CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
sssmers leave pier " North river foot OF Canal
at IL O'Clock noon. follows
December i.oCEAN QUEEN. Captain Maury. connect.
ing with GOLDEN AGE. Captain Lapdgc.
December ll-HRNhy cHAUNCES. Captain A. O. Gray,
connecting with GOLDEN CITY. Captain Watkins
Meeting with MONTANA. Captain -.
All departures touch Mt Acapulco; those OF 1s and 2ls
Panama with for South Pacific ports
LIST aud 10Th for Central American ports and those OF LIST
touch at Manxanilio.
Departure Of 10Th each month copnees With hc new steam
Steamer OF December H. 1883 wiz connect with the nrs
steamer Of the companys China Line leaving San Francisco
January l. 1857, for Hong Kong
One hundred pounds baggage allowed caeh adult Medi
cines and attendance free.
For passage tickets and all further information apriy a
the oc~ the wharf foot OF Canal street, North ryer
New York a. X HOLMAN, AGENT
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AR. RICHARD B. CONNOLLY

We. the undersigned taxpayers merchants and business
mon Of the city Of New York. Irrespective OF party cordially
recommend 70 our fellow citiEens
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CONSTITUTIONAL UNION
" CANDIDATE
FOR COMPTROLLER,
= RICHARD B. CONNOLLY.
DANIEL B. NORTHRUP. Chairman
4 2. F. Fas1oss. B4srss Secretaries

L
~ COMPTROLLER,
MICHAEL CONNOLLY.
Public meetings q tSs G5sns zen q he rsspeSys wards
wA,, - %, ao rDd ~ TIE a.s iit ,..ch ror ~
City Treasury and domineered the people with despoc
sway and which striving TO avoid the effects OF ts
crushing dofea In November and secure new lease Of
power by running another candidate outside OF Tammany
Hall and Of al others who are IN favor q the election OF
JUDGE MICHAEL CONNOLLY
Comptroller will be held at the times and places, and be
Let the people rally make the November victory
'-~ NINTH WARD.
Saturday. December l. ~ NJ Greenwich Hall, corner
sPxAKERs.
Michael Connolly. James NJ Smith,
General G. q. Halpine, Edward J. Montague
Nathan Nesbit Captain Joseph Mitchell,
Augustine y. Costello, John A. Thompson
TWELFTH WARD.
Saturday, December ~ r. M; Washington Hall. Third
avenue, l26th street.
BPxAKKRs
Michael Connolly, John II. Anthon,
PatrickpJ. McAlear Major VIM. q. Hart
'0nn A. harr'ns'GFa6 'GFa6uRrEENTmq qcTs WARD. Ri "'''0o'
Saturday. December ~ p Union Assembly Rooms,
corner Grand and Elizabeth streets.
Michael Connolly, James NJ Smith.
General @. q. Raipne Daniel n. O,Brisn,
Captain VIM. H. ss.S ssrv y,.s% fs'r;sI %.S5 SsAi'.
Second avenue and Thirty third street.
Michael Connolly. John IT, Anthem,
James Gibbons Daniel N. OBr4en,
Philip J. MoGure. Edward J. Montague
s By order q democratic Union dsnsr.. Ccmnistes
J1ss, fATs,oC CuRsas R,ss.'' Secretaries.
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x gsgPQLmICAksSI fy II,
C0nKRINbYkHA ARMSTRONG WlsEsiuLL PO0La
~ ht hcheua oorner Of Broadway an4 Heuston street.
Monday oveunga -
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y NEW

To THE ELECTORS OF rHE CITY OF NEW
YORK.
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.ss srsS.al d.s.. ds.ESp sels ss .sE asu:.S
ss:sa:ios y. :: :s'ss sssSstsd Ees ' '''
Resolved That 'Ai 9SssRsT SSssSsIsisISf TsILr 4 ~ -
fo Comptroller that isslf TO the support Of
oasss. organsstions who favor municipal reform 70
s 'n '''i heart. xSSs iS1Isr ). WILLIAMSON. Chairman
Gn Cn., pssysaSsD, !. s1.Scs ssors..riss.
S6ss SossRr 4 ir6sSsz, Z! DxRsx,uH. Vice Chairman.
'''-A- IOWA wzLDo asTSTTcHIss, Chairman E.. Com
FSs Alb EassAsEss cHsRRaas bfssRS
ArA MEETING OF THE MOZART HALL oosvEN.
vembss TaoMSs sHsDs wss unsnousy .om
- S'A00' ''f sSS'ia KELLY
JAMES HzyrLrs Secretary.
ATA HEETIse og THE EIGHTH WARD BUTT END
@ s
For Alderman Of the hTd srs Michael
4 TsosAs sos.i LAw1.ss seorstary -
A Club % q IL sissesnh ward held Al Kslisr s West
Seventeenth street, Friday evening" November 90 tho
SsaaS
district sztssIa ss a w% STsns % s0r
essist G.: n s,ns :ss
Ss!.s S':sss ssa .aa B. zsl1i School frnsss' Henry
JACOB O. zABRIsKIR. President
JoHN A. KuRNAn la..r.A.r,.s
PAT. J. HARr. '
10NsrrTUrIoNAL UNION NNoMLNATIoN:-FoR cOUN.
" cimsn-Ssventh district 18TH 10Th and nd wards Henry
sssSssn
Gsoss: Gsose.. 4 1. snxsos Tn1,os... Secretaries.
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION NOMINATION.-FOR
~ School DISTRICT l2th 10th and
2d wards, RICHARD L. LARREMORE
HENRY LIEBENAU. Chairman.
JAMES 8. PEACOCK and RICHARD EBBsrrs, Secretaries.
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION
~ CANDIDATE
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THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'g STEAMSHIP
BREMEN. H. A. =. Neynaber master,
carrying the United ma viii sail from the Bremen
picr foot of Third street, Hoboken. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER l,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TAKING PASSENGERS To
LONDON HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
1.-THE following rates payable in gold its equivalent IN
currency
For the rst oabin siOS second cabin $50 co. seersss
S37 So
To be followed by the steamship AMERICA, J. c. Meyer
master December is.
For freight or passage apply TO-
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DACrrrc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPAxYs
l. THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA AND SAN FRANCISCO CARRYING tn
UNITED STATES NAIL.

Steamer HENRY AH6NoEY All es,. pier No a North
rver foo, OF Canal street New YORK. 81 ?cock noon
road With .smsp opES CRY FOR ssp pr.nc.n rssr. ss
g..ssns mail. spa i. srsss, y * p q.
2. noon on Tuesday, January 1857 for Yokohama and
Throush tickets issued from New York. adding 10 r~ousr
prices between New York and Francisce follow M
rates, yable In gold or lie eQuivslent:--
fsi Cabin. ID Cabin steerare
San Francisco 20 yokohsms. $3.50 tl7o tss
Due notice win be given 81 ,as;;sauen' voyages
received and Through bills Of sdinT" signed per Ocean
Queen, December slow. and per Henry Chauncey De
ccmber II ffsst) connecting closely az above.
For freight through tickets and all further information
apply the once the wharf, pier North river foot OF
Canal street to n X. HOLMAN, Agent
U,oR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
T., The rsciee Man Steamship Sompanys steamer
nSSs 3 ososs hhs ~'' an % '0'''' D'''m''' : I"
Freight received ~ usual
ror rsiss 4c inquire a iresh, once compsnys per
~ North river. foot OF Canal strssyy r.,co
Sole YrsIsht Arsnis r. n q COMPANY
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Passage BY the "Wednesday seamers-First Cabin, eo0
Steerage. S8b. Payable IN United States currency
Passengers also Forwarded 10 Havre, HAMBURG Bremen
&C. at moderate rates.
eerage passage from Liverpool Queenstown $50 gold
the equivalent Tickets bo bought here by persons
sending for their friends.
For further Information, apply at the Compsny's Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
Is Broadway, New York.
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CTEAMER WILLIE DE- PARIS, FOR BREST AND
- HAvre will leave pier No 80 North river foot OF Morton
street. on Saturday Dec ct - O'Clock Passengers
requested TO be on board at about II O'Clock.
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THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coMPANY's
i iron mail steamship
TEUTONIA
r ~ Hack commander, carrying the United States mail,
VIII sail ON Saturday, December l. at II NJ, for
HAMBURG,
taking pasaengers for Hamburg Havre. Southampton aud
London cabin el06 second cabin e02 co. steorage
81 30 PAYABLE In gold or its equivalent
The GERMANIA will follow Decembera
KuNHAkDr CO.. @. RICHARD BOAS.
46Exchsnge place. NY. No Barclay Street N. Y.
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PRICES OF PASsA0E IN GOLD
First cabin. .4l36 Second cabin %
Irciuding table wine IN either class,
These steamers do not carry storage passengers
Medical attendance FREQ OF charge.
Passengers Intending land brest be furnished
board with railroad coupon and hsr baggage checke
70 Paris additional charge Of 46 for rst and ~ 70
second class. GRO. MACKENZIE. Agent
BrOadway
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ArLAsnso NAL gEyEtAA. gyEAfspI, .sS SoAsASrY sg.NsY
Regular United states Mall Steamers, sailing the 77
GUiDIE0 STAR, Captain W. g. Berry Dec a.
NORTH AMERIcA. Captain 4 y. Zimmerman. Jan n
SOUTH AMERICA, Captain e. I. Tinkepauph. Feb "a
Thomas, Para, Fernambuco. hahia snd ko Do Jsnslro
e.: ssss s.sSs ssS Ts'a' oH!ss sss Asss :, p''
No. Bowling Green. New York.
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nEMoCRATIC CITIZENS, NOMINATION..
ALDERMAN,
SAMUEL J. MONTGOMERY.
d. 8. PAIGE. Chairman.
DEMOCRATIC UNION AND CITIZENS NOMINA.
~ ton. Second dis trct7h, 10TH 18th and 18th wards
For Commissioner, OTTOH. C0oP, 0rocer 70 Columbia s
U,IFrH ALDERMANIC DTsrRIcr.-FoR ALDERMAN,
II ISAAC ROBINSON.-At . meeting Of the friends or
Robinson, held Friday Nov Colonel Daniel E.
Deavan called 70 the chair and Nelson w. Young sp
pointed Secretary Colonel Delavan, upon taking the chair
Addressed the meeting advering 70 the ofconcy and
sisency with which Mr. Robinson had represented his ds
the years In tho Councmanio Board and
unyedng devotion 10 the best interests Of
the city He predicted glorious triumph FOR M Robinson
false ends who had betrayed him. The speech
surrsd in the rsmarE Oi Colonel bslsysni bu.
kind words will not elect our friend: He was
q poor young man. who was faithfully and
honestly laboring 70 support his family and an aged
mother Unlike his roh opposing oandidates ho
bank account which TO draw TO defray the
necessary expenses Of the Let us prove our friend
ship for Mr. Robinson BY rendering him the material aid
With which e hi; printing and other bills nr ksph
Tho CHAIR named such COMMITTEES Msssrs Ralph Sossrt
woolsey II. Lamb Mr. David Undorhill offered set Of
highly complimentary resolutions 10 Mr. Robinson, AFTER
which the meeting adjourned,, r,,..v c..,
NELsoS ". Youro, Secretary.
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IL Pssssss % Io don direct S0 See and IA SsO currency
CtsiTAs " rauas,n s.U u ss Se from New fork. Dec
WM Penn Captain BIZ, ,pgs from Nsw p9S nsc -
BKLLONA Captain Dixon. ,rem New YORK, jas wi, ,ssv.
Pisr North r river FOR IcndoS dree saiafds Dec
6atI2M. : 10
Freight viii be taken through NILS OF ading Gyen =
Hayre, Antwerp Rotterdam. Amsferda. .yrand Dunkfrk
For passage apply TO CHAS. A. WHITNEY, 70 broadwAy'
-~'e-e -PPV iifonti ~ ~ ~ TN y IapINW ALI. Aaentx
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T,HE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC CITINENs' AND
Constitutional Union Nominations.
For Alderman Fifth Aidermauc Distric-Robert Har.
rson
For CounoIlmen-James Mcveeney. Henry Obere. John
Devlln DR. Abram e. Cox. Michael Smith
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Eos EsE 9RS sa5EE Ss ssAs a.l;nss s.ssTsh y
4: H:e'is. I: II ,;'s:::s SE;i:::
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save your Hogs. Horses aud Cattle from
Diseasc by the Use of

A SAFE. SURE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
"A Coughs. Colds, Disicmpcr. licavcs. Hide.
hound. Costivcncss. Worms,4c ia lf,rses. Loss
of Cud and Black Tongue. &c.. m CATH. aud
also o sure preventative of Hog Cholera.
BE SIRE 70 ASH FOR STONERRAkER
HORSE AND C.tTTLE POWDEPN.
AZ they are superior I" all others now im use.
being most powerful Tonic. by which the an.
imals blood aud system are cl,snscd. and pre-.
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and Cattle.
They are becoming the most popular remedy
now offered to the public. NJ ttuwders ever
sold has given such universal .niisinctinn mud
acquired great celebrity "a the same tune
A. an evidence of their supcri"riiy over al uil-
ere. the proprietor warrau's them ns such. or
the money refunded. only Try them and br
convinced Of their great qualiti,..
Price p cents Package, cor i've Package
for one dollar.
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A MOTHER GREAT CURE
Is THE CITY or NEW YORK
~ highly respectable citizen, we'll known n the
Mercantile community, by
DR. !. II SCliENCK.
rHE GREAT LrNG DoCToR oF PHILADELPHIA.
OrTtcE y Y ANpGAigsA I.EAb Go, !
No = Naa.nm SI NV Nnrl lung L IAl.a 4

No :, Nassau st., NeE York. June I. isUa
Ia. u. ScHtAcE-n,ar ir:--for oy o. nnesn years
tvo or three iimrs year with OF less hsniorf
haze, which together, for the last few years, has Kept
me thin Ia ncs aud too weak 10 do basinesa of ans
Kind wthoug suffering. IN August last I had very
severe hemorhagv aud according to the alignment u
good New York physician, was classcd beyond the
rrarh oi medicine, aud vas advised 20 h. PREPARED
far as property matters concerned. leave At
short notcc The physician land my good lrcnd,l said
that the nrst cold took must prove fatal Eariy IN
January took scvrrr cold aud fortunately was or
eupying rooms At No. ~ BOND sTPEET directly over
your ofcc. think about the 10Th Of January nr..
cured bottle of your fumonic Syrup and commenced
taking IL freely Ny feet aud limbs we're yer, much
swollen aud all the symtoms Of speedy death SEEMED
elan, and stated TO him that taxing your mrdl
eines, aud after showing them TO him, aud having
tasted Of them, &c be replied; you can take them IL
you hhs, they viii do you no harm" lie said, You
nnow what told you last summer aud say thr same
how; " y9n hate any business to close up do no, put
hoIe for me-, aud ny friends aud relations concluded
my time hal come. a. this time vas taking freely
OF your medicine, hat had not scrn you Tho doctor
called few time. and found me. tmuch o. III. snrir,e
he said Improving. and could not uuslers tand why
Ny ai'. was Increasing In sour medicncs. and had
elsh !" nave You examine my aud what Snu
had 10 say. when you nrsi came to ms room and
made the examination You gave me hnt little cncour
As'mrh pht on The contrary, expressed sad doubts ~
my ever heiug helped of my then seeming dineul
tics The second time that you called. nndng me sti
san,ss, , y"a gass me encouragement. saying, nay
symp.ems Set. improving the fulmonio syrup, Sea
weed Tonic aud Mandrake Pills had acted liks chArn
Wy circulation. my cough. appetite all l-rean To
improve aud could walk about ms rom, . lt,le You,
visited me nearly every rucsday, aud found me lm
pfotg and told me- not 10 outof my room until the
hrst day OF May. ] took cold while under vo,ir
treatment my appetite hccamc nrst rate and ,ou told
me 10 eat everything wished VI a nutritious naturr
and TO vNrrcisr about the room ~ much possible
followed your advice, aud 20 the surprise u ms old
physician and friends much h-iicr than ihave
hen hr several years. aud breathe better than ever
expected Irrson could with lung. the LETT being
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consider your advice and medicines Invaluable
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NARY ScIINAlpr

The ahpv, ca.c "a. ,.crii-i 3. Perfectly c,,rr,,.,
AhoN u {" ie tF"r Your. j u MILLER.
Pastor " Hanc,,k " J. Churri
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Tho Great External Remedy.
STONEBgsAkER's
Nerve and Bone Linincnt

YNllE greatcst external ro'nrl ~ known f,r
Il Rhcumatism. Sprnius. Swcllc,l Joints. Sore
Throat. Frosted Feet Poison. Tc',cr. Fresh and
Old Wounds. C"rns. Mumps. Pain IN the Limb.
and Back. Swccnv ON Man or Beast. saddle ~
Collar Calls Scratches ou liorscs.anI alldi.cn
ses requiring an external tcmciy. Al who
know and have used S'anchrakcr'. Luimsut
will testify that IL is the most 'ower.ul exter-
nal remedy ever offered 10 the public. aul that
Il has given perfect abstraction wherever ii las
been introduced taking tho place oi 90 "fl.
err. This isa strong cvidcu-e 90 if- l'rrrt l,W
cr IN removing Rh'gmai.-m ghl ail pains.
Swelling. Sc, 49,. l.t!l 900 Man ,r Hrr.t ~
Linimcnt has y"i lcrn iua1- 60 ,I.ni . p
only uccds tr'al tr prov" i.s ci... ,.rrice.-
Every bottle warraut, l.sr g.. ia.,, 3. .inl,,l.
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HUBBARD hight MOWER,

for which We claim the following advertagcs
silt has proved itself to BE- the lightcsl
draft Mower ever made.
sd.-lt has fully proved itself Ia be- the mos
successful Mower ia cutting the marches of the
great West.
ad.--it IL the only machine that can STOP nd
start in wet aud tangled erase.
Ith.-The only successful double drive Wheel
Mower in the country.
'th.-It Is acknowledged by aHto be the most
simple durable and easily managed in the
world. and is the only successful one for NOV
ing uneven surfaces. stumpy or uneven land.
II you have single doubt. call ON one oG our
agents. get y machine. try IL. and ii IL does hot
suit you, take IL back.
Wcreier to the following gentlemen who have
used the machine
Hon. John u. Holmes. Monklon. Baltimore Go.
Ten. John b. Pcarcc.
shadraek Ensor. Of g.. Butler.
;. Howard Colc
Hon. Benz. y. Payne. Towsontown.
Edward Rider. Sr.,
Major \. Rutleslgc. Clearmount
col. Edward Philpot. Dover.
y. Gill. Uppcrcoo.
Mr.. Chler. Reistcrstown.
George Tor,s. Homestead, ..
Isaac Amoss, Jarrettsvilic. Hartford
II. Magraw. Abingdon,
i. \. Gorsuch. Finksburg, Carroll
Christ. Rcpp, Union Bridge.
willism y. Parlott. Howard
Joseph Starr Baltimore.
LINTON Il LAMOTT.
Isl y. High Street. Baltimore. Mi.
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TinsrpoWdofA
viii strength
.entheSioInach
and lnlestinos.
cleanse them
fruul offensive
matter, and
bring them 10
'ahealthys,ate.
Thee UWa a
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REMOVAL
GEORGE sTEIBER,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
r0ws01rrowlT, Nd,
III

IL town aud vicinity. that he has removed
his Boot aud Shoe establishment from his late
place Of business. 70 the building which he re.
Gently purchased Of Mr. Richard Willis, and
occupied by him AZ Drug Store aud Post or.
hce, where he will In the future be pleased 10
sec all HE friends and customers.
keep constantly on hand q varied asaorl
ment Of Boots, Shoes, Caters, 4c., for either
Ladies', Gentlemen or Children, Al Of ny opn
MaHw(aetnre, which will be found as durable,
and cheaper than can be purchased IN the city
Of Baltimore.
return my thanks for the very liberal pa
tronage have heretofore received, and win
endeavor, BY attention 70 business, and moder.
May "a. issss--iy.
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DIR. SWEETS
AnGallible Liniment.
Tho Great External Remedy.
FOR RHEUMATISM. GOCT. NEURALGIA.
LvMBAGO. STIFF NECK AND JOINTS,
spRAINs. BRUISES. CUTS AND
wuu NDS. PILES. HEADACHE.
ANDALLRHEUMATl
NERVOUS DISORDERS.
lar. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
the @rea; Natural Bone Setter.
Dr.. Stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut,
j. known all over th. United siates.
DR.. stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
l. tie author or 'pr >vcct'- ufallihl. Liui-
mont
Dr. Sweets Iniailiblc Linimcnt
'rre- Ehcumati-m and never fails.
Dir. Sweets lnfallible Liniment
= g. certain cure lor Neuralgia
DIR. Sweet lnialliblc Liniment
arcs Burns aui Scald. immediately.
DR.. Sweets lnlallible Linimcnt
l. the best known remedy tor sprains and
( Erliscs.
DR.. Sweets Iniallible Liniment
| Cures Headache immediately aud was never
known go lail.
DR.. Sweets lnlallible Liniment
Affords immediate rciici Tor Piles. aud seldom
t|.i- 90 cuIr.
Dr. Sweets Iniallible Liniment
Cur Toaiharhc ia ore minute.
DR.. Sweets Iniallihle Liniment
! Cures Cuts aDi Wounds Immediately and leaves
IL scar.
DR.. Sweets Infalliblc Liniment
/ H. been used ~ more than n.llion people.
| and all prais" il.
DR.. Sweets lniallible Liniment
Tak", internally cures collie. Cholera Mcrbus
and Cholera.
DIR. Sweet Infallible Liniment
l. truly "a i-.cnd in need" and every family
should have ii nt hand.
DR.. Sweets lniallible Liniment
L i"r sale hy all Druggists.
Caution.
t. avuii imposition. observe the Signature
and LiA"n"s. IT DR.. stephen Sweet on every
label. aud also Stephen sweets lniallible Lin
iincnt blown ia the glass "f each bottle. with
'ut which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON 4 co.
sole Proprietors. Norwich. Ct.
9. LEWIS DUNLAP. Wholesale Agent.
No. -. ". Baltimore ST.. Baltimore.
Nav J.-.nl.
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THE HUBBARD COMBINED
N WER AND REAPER,
DORSEY SELF RAKE.

This valuable patent having been bought 10y
the Syracuse Self Raker Co." and several
valuable improvements added 10 Il By years Of
experiment, is now known as the SYRACUSE
SELF RAkER," and after an experience OF
three harvests in experimenting ourselves in
all kinds Of grain from the shortest oats aud
barley TO the tallcst rye. and ON the toughest
ground aud stecpest side hill. We have found
the "syracusc Self Rakcr" infalhblc in work
as well as the most simple and convenient Of
any Rake IN existence. There are several Self
Naking machines in the market. which without
any legal right 10 use the Dorsey, embrace It's
leading principles with slight variations in con.
struciion. but in none Of them IL the element oi
regulating the size Of the bundle aud adapting
IL to all conditions Of grain, heavy aud light.
making II necessary In almost every case To
either double or divide bundles. which i both
expensive and troublesome.
We warrant this Combined Machine io he as
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L. G. HIPsLEY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERlS
tiFOceries. Teas, wines 4. T.iquors

no. % y. UNy aIIeUI UulllWufe.
HNESDERS thank to Lis friend. fr thor f,,
Il iner very liberal patronage. aud by prompt
ness aud attention 10 busincss. will ,u.
deRvor 10 merit coutinuane, 81 theirs
'av"r The public are respectfully in s.l,u...
.ited To- examine our stock 81 CHOICE EEA-
AND FAMILY GROCERIES, oar hnt,.ri..
aud domestic LlQuORs are srlccicd with th,
creates, possible care. Families aay cunhda
Ia the PURITY u an article ordered ior me,li.
rinal purposes and proprietor ct Hotels may
iurnish their bars with choice liquors.
All of which will bc sold at tho lowest CASH
prices. July 10, 1s6s.--iy
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CANFlELD BROS. & CO..
= 29 BALTIMORE ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES.

- ~ - -@<a-A@ - - GN4 ~ l. q.
CORNER OF CHARLES.
HAFE iiuc Stock oil
Gold Watches for Ladies audGcnil.mcu.
Silver Hunting Case Watches Of all kinds.
Gold Chatclain Vest aud Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings. Pins. Bracelets Rings.
Rich suits of Jewclry of new styles.
Bracelets. Necklaces. Earrings sud Pins Of
great variety.
Pearl. Carbunclc. Seal and other Rings.
Silver Spoons. Forks. Ladies'. Butter Knives.
&c. a..
Silver Pitchers. Goblcts, Cups. salts. Gc.
Fancy silver Goods of new STYLES
Plated Tea ani Coffee sets .f late patterns
Castor-. Baskets. Ice Pitchers and Guns.
Plated or Alahata Forks anI Spoon. ., bes,
quality.
Table "nd Pocket cutlery. Scissors Razors.
Waicheafarciu!ly repaired
Fans. OF Vera Glasses Portmonnies; beautiful
Paris Gilt and Porcelain Vases: beautiful Par.
s Card Receivers and other articles: Proui's
Hair aud Tooth Brushes Fine Marbi. and
Bronzei Paris Clocks; Bronzed Figures and
Ornament
MILITARY GOODS
Swords and Belts for Army and Navy. Sash
es, Spurs. Buttons. Lace. Cord. Navy Lace.
Caps. Stars and Embroiderc.. Army Einbroi
derics Of all kinds. Chcvrons. Bindings, Cloth.
DC. Field Glasses. Pistols and Cartridges.
March u. ls6G.-ly.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-07-28
Groceries, Liquors, dc.
GREEN g. ZOE.


ANu ngktEE. It
fuR RE OLD WINES AND LIQtup.
At Martin 4 Nalettcs old stui.
- Baltimore street. ncar HOLIDAY. !.l.uioofe.
IL AVE constantly On hand "a large and a.I
II selected stock of FAMILY CHocEPIE-.
$50 consisting "a part "i + o. Us %
IN TEAS. green nud hluci. of ya..
rious prices nui ilnvur. cotc,.. Sas,.A
Mocha. Java. Laguayra. Marrt.I. nd II-.
etEAEs-Nrw orlcan-, Crushed. Powdered.
Loaf. 6ranulatcd. G.. yellow aud Clarified ltal.
ian Maccaroni and Errmpcrh Cooper. 4
'oN's Refined Gclntn-; fr, . sair.i ana uliy.
OILS; Cheese English Dairy Pine Apple am,
sap Sage sariinr. French aud spaai-h 81.
ives Ensli-h and American pickI, terlu..
mixed. Chow chow. Piccailli. CauliHpwer. WnI
nuts aud Onions Ssuc"s John Bun. H.ryn,.
Reading. Soho. Mushroom aud Wnrrr- t-r.h.r...
BRANDiEs--ius. icuucsy 4 Ia..tiatsget.ta.
Otard. Dupuy q c.. lsf6. Sative Caiawb.. Uir.
ieau. Rochelle and other brands: Fine ola
WISES-Loni"n Dock Port. sherry. Mni.ir,.
Lisbon, Sweet Moscllc and Champarne, Wits
KIES-Scoteh. Old Rye. Calhoun. Old Papp
and Bourbon. some very Old and fins; P,ir.,
Holland Gin. Jamaica Spirits, &c. ac.. lmrortcd
and Domestic Scgars aud Tobacco ~ 1T which
they will sell at reasonable gr.rty, mud respect
ully solicit n call. June 90 1860. e.-Iy