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w ANTED-GOOD. ENERGETI A.
w GENTS To SELL.
THE tior~e aud other t.ivc STOCK"
ROBERT JENNINGS. vs.

The liok. strongly boan.l ~ leather. contains
va pages aud IL finely illustrated with Iuore
than 200 Cuts. The price Of the work bears M
correspondence toiis intTinsic value. No farm.
Or should be- without II For Circulars, Terms.
Ac.. addreaa FALLS A KERLING,
6it Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
GEN. B-superior Inducements offered.
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REGISTER OF WILLS

10 THE VOTERS or BALTIMORE 90.
L RESPECTFULLY announce myself as q
1candidats for REGISTER or WILLS at the
next election b. be held for that office. and
pledge myself, u elected, ~ endeavor a. give
satisfaction IN every psrson having business
therein. Wan. N. ISAAC.
August lo.-te.
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49, Al the cininrn, statesmen 81 modern
times have expressed their s,rong appreciation Of
Pre- Schools and that education IL ger,ssafy To
preserve the existence az frss government. A
vote against the new Consultation IL a vote to
sustain Ihsse II1PoIIanl pIInelplaa.
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| LIST or NEWSPAPERS.

" has~ i'uh.h-sl the f.ilouins
Complete. Ii.t 81 al N.w.lai-r:u the N.w ENGLAND
Stair. ffi,.' - ,.ni.
taInl,'i. Li.t al N.u .i.t-.f. Ia she <t,, 81, ~
York Iri,.. - e.nt.
'"mll'i. li.i e al N"H.Ial-T. 10 New York ctt,
NeN Isr."t. i'-iawar. Nagt land an.I th. n.,rr,
1T columbia l'rir, - ,rni.
t2mI'ri" ii.t 81 ''hi" N-A. taIrr. rr.. - cent.
'"nIi.i" l.isi Il irnn,y Iyanis N.N.pat-.rs Prr-
.s~u
t"mi'ri" l.i.i 81 Indiana N"W.Ial-f. Prirr - Ct.
sAAIi 1T To-. al-.,. ii.i. .,i, f.s I'm. p.l,.r
Addrr.. GEO T.. EuwEiI a CO.
sept s.-N ~ Park Row. y
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ELECTION NOTICE.

II pursuance 81 III" abcve rrrlumaiini. e,
i the ''"vrtn"r If Maryland.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
That an ELECTION will be- held IN Haliiu..i.
county. at the usual places "i h"lling "l"cti..i,
in the several Election Districts ''n IL"
Th'ri "Wednesday q S,yi.n5s ise..
being the eighteenth day "f said m"nih.
io- the ADOPTION "r REJECTION 81 IL" N.-N
Constitution adopted by the Constitutional t..n
vention lately assembled at Annapolis. F.t.i
will have written or printed "n their hnl"i- tie
words
FOR THE CONSTITUTION.
AGAINST THE CONSTITUTION"
- The Polls will open at y "'rl"rh 80 ia.
morning. aud rln.e ~ "'rl"rk IL the. EVEN
al -ai'i day.
80 The returning Ju'lgc, rr" i.,,uit-,i e..
make THEN return "u ia" -ec"nd day follow o.
the -lceii-n. {" the cl-rk "f the 'irrnii ',.t.
i''r linliin"r" '"nniy.
JOHN X. HARVEY
sheriff 81 Baitim"r,. r.ui.is
august :i.--t". ~
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DIED.

suddenly. "n the 10 inst. in the nth district.
Baltimore county. I.A~ GKRNAN. aged about
80 y.ars.
on the 1T inst. IN Patapsco Neck. Baltimore
county. JosErM W.. eldest sou III Joseph l.. and
Elizabeth \. Harley. IN the ?isi year af his age
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NeM. IMhIicniiOIIN.

" IT, C"mis.n Sn,, TIL. /. thu maine at
a new Radical paper just started at Eliruii =
Mil. l., Df. rne-r II. fist numl..r give. .,i-
drnrr Of great ability and irnrr..urs. in The Uni
on 'ans". aud it will louhilcs- be- Of imincu .,
srf'ic' in converting the iifih Congressional
District from the lrmoctniic daih nrss in which
IL il now hound. W. commend the CyA.a,..n
S"'' :" the i"oplr "i the District and most
hrHriil, wish il sucrrfs
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49, To slo~ the rise, whlch Prssial.n, john
sons g Destruction r"lty Is having, and the
hol~s entertained that be will -, bring the
soulh around al right" Confederate bonds
are as,ualIy advertised ios BY Washington
bauk
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lks- Thu President seems 'lsiriminr iu have
nu'hing un'l"nr which ~ill tend 10 inlica,r his
defiance Of the l'rupl' aud biz contempt for the
law ., Is To be- holrd tia, when consr,ss next
cOnsrnss, !, will remain In srssion so long as An
drew johnson remaias a tenant 81 the White
llous,.
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Notice to Judges of Election.

Notice TO Judges OF Election.
orri"r - ''"rNT' c"NNIsSioNrHs 81
HALriu"Hr torNri.
September 81. ISG..
rl,HE JrM'ES ~ ELECTION E.r th,. vari
Il "is Election districts oi lialtim"r" county
VIII" s"rv" n. iurh during the election in IL,
tall OF is.s hereby requested L. confirm. I.
act until iurih : orders
Fi,., district. :. ..
SNMrEI. OwINGs.
SNMrEL crosby.
Second district;
DAVID JEAN.
CHRISTIAN BOULDER.
GEORGE ". ALER.
Third district;
ROBERT SULLIVAN.
JAS. u. COUNCILMAN.
FRANK l. MOELlNG
Fourth district.
EDWARD GILL.
WALTER J. FORD,
HENRY =. BERRY MAS.
Filth itstrirt;
JONATHAN TRACEY.
ABRAHAM :. COOPER
GEORGE ". JORDAN.
Sixth pistric,
ioliN COOPER. IT r..
NICHOLAS liOsiIALL.
PETER u. WILHELM
seventh district
PLEASANT HUNTER,
THOMAS J. MILLER,
THOMAS "a. RrTLEMgE
Eighth District,
LEWIS x. COLE,
WILLIAM q. GENT.
Vacancy.
Ninth district:
EDWARD RIDER. H.,
JACOB wISNER,
THOMAS n. ROBINSON.
Tenth District
JOSIAH SPARKS,
DENNIS n. MATTHEW'S,
LEVI CURTIS.
Eleventh District.
JOSHUA JESSOp.
THOMAS y. fORsYTlIE.
CHARLES r. HALLE.
Twelfth Districts
JAMES CHRISTIE,
BRADFORD sIcKLEs.
NICHOLAS N. BRIAN.
Thirteenth district;
GEORGE W. WADE,
WESLEY H. COURsEY,
ALEXANDER MccRONE.
Ny order 81 the Heard,
JOSHUA y. cocKEY, President
Sept 5.--2L
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.M.lRRIED.

4, the resid"nrr 1T the officiating minister,
"n The goth Of Aug. by Rev. Charles Clcaver,
,'rnn"L !. j"HNsoS To- Miss SARAm l.. TnA.IY.
both NJ baltimore county.
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FIsHING PARTIES.

Having rented WA. Y. DAYS FIsuiN,.
SHORES called =" Joyner's Point. am ~.
pared with g,od SEINE b. haul ar PIc Me
PARTIES every Saturday. Three haul fps
Twenty Dollars.
go There u now plenty oi Fish IN the Gun.
lowder. COLUMBUS BENNETT
Little Uunpowdcr +. o.. Baltimore Go.
Aug. Si.--3L
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IT, Niryh""h fdr@'T. The September mum.
ler al his popular MONTH, is revived It ron.
t'in' ~ large double column oriaS" page neat.
!. printed aud is devoted To- Agriculture llorii.
culture. Live Si"rk aud Rural Affairs generally
Puhli,hr'i d, ; Sands Mill. \ 60 baltimore
u, the low PREV Of ~ 3" pei annum
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H. L'"i'e' FS,ssd The September number
OF this MHsa !, gem IL illustrations are
splendid aud II. fashion plates superb \ beau.
,ii"l .,"'l engraving !. .cnt Ia every subscriber
Pul'li-h,'l b, l',acun aud Peterson 40 walnni
Sifut rhilsd.lt,hia
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Ihr IIlMu.r nI TIE Hmm.

sis'- Il yoa want to promote the 'rsi interests
Of Maryland v,,r asain., the new Constitution.
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- Il you want to preserve our Free :>chnol.,
which srcutr, lice ,du,Hiiun io nll. vote agnin.,
the new Constitution
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ss'- Vote against iic New Constitution. which
claims forty millions dollar. compensation Tor
euanrilairl SLAVES
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r. Ph"nDi'y,o'i .ha'nai'"' SItsr"t,r. con.
tain. Portraits and Chnar'rrs at lion. II. T..
,'oSSoLLi, Rev. NEWMAN ilALL, Rev. THoNAs
llNSEY, disiinnn ishtd TRAITORS aud Authors -
Mis iirsHAsn and Mfs. il"sr, SANITARY Hero.
MINES SIsdirs IN ~, ,iognom, For Grn,lc.
msn 'u Read. b, Mr q. ". WHY'S Tiue aud
f"l-r Marriages Memory Conscirn,iousncss,
~ Tree funrii"ns bpr Religion tiradaiion-
~ in,rllr,i The l,aos d Man. their origin !;
V"'sn Elizabeth Toggtry New Steamer.
Si.I'i' "i the ~. ,'rnirai Park, aud the New
backward - ILLUSTRATED. An interesting nnn,b,r;
~ unis. ~ ~ year s. u wnp Editor,
1r1 lifnadway, New York
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ye- lfyou want 70 save n, State irom in.
CREASED rNati"n. from discard nuL strife vote
against 'hr nrw tnu.,iiuiiun
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H. .ii'""'' Is A" rrcn,rnIrrpti,r in newsra-
rtt'i'm. hat h.. alnad, reached a high fepuia.
ii"n The last number contains contribution.
ii"m 'farr Gr'rnN oui. SENATOR Truinhull. DR.
Th"uii '."r, and others Pahl,h,d Icy The
" Ad'au" Company ChiAgo, At - ioa wear
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H'r.'''s h.Hihiy for September j., as usual,
ii''sl iih rh"ict trading matter The memoirs
81 ih'- hodge ,lab in lial, is ~. readable an
sfiIrl" Ne Nr have sttu iof some time. aud one
r"nh"i help getting interested in 'lluiions,
"hi'k aud The SENATOR Published by
il"II.' 4 Dfoih'is, y. T., At - per aunum.
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Hon. h.i " Emory in'lse john 7 En."r. Stat" .
Aii"rn'ts John Harvey. Sh,rf i.,i,n u Long
UssAef ttrf.
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Philadelphia Markct.

PHILADELPHIA, riday, August aO-CoA1-The do.
ps,s:sSS and ansltisiaGSry condition Of ths trade in
,imo past still continues and prices are mostly nomi
nal.
CorYEE-The market continues very quiet; 200 bags
flo sold u 2a2i|c. and Lssuayra at 2sc per ID cur
rcncy
settled aud dropping about 500 bales MddlIngs sold
In lots at 2fa2Sc or Upands, and l8l29s per Ib New
FLOUnTno market Inns been moro @ active. bu. prices
are droopug lGOo city mills family sold for shipment on
and s. lS 10 e tue Tss
30 60 for old stock and fresh ground cIas $40 to
slS Tor old stock and fresh ground penns and Ohio
family III 10 tl2 25 for fair to choice Northwest family
and SIS 60 4 90 hbl for fancy brands as to aunty
Rye nour 10 firmly held 100 bbls sold at 49, Corn meal
yste to-ms. r.
oRAiS.Ihere has been less doing in wheat. and prices
81 26i2 IS for common to primo now rcd SO iOa2 az fr
choice do and 81 G5a2 go buRhe for white e attsr
Innnd 1000 buahcls sold in lots al from 81 eoa1 ~ as
bufhel for new and DID, Corn is scarce and IN fair DE-
81 % Tor Western do and 81 2Ia % for Western niHnS
mostly at tho latter rate Oats dull and lower. as @
Iushss sold OF from 40 up TO &c. according qualify
1000 bushels OF Barley Malt sold at 81 CO. The receins
today follows: 1000 bbls tour 6lOo bushels hcs
$500 bushela corn: 10. TOO bnshcls oats. '''
AoILsaEs.-There is very little doing bnt p,e,a ara
unchanged. 2io hhds OF Cub. Muscos.do lola al M
aud so hhds English Island at s0c. 2. gal - 49, 49,
Rom M be a'SSs UTsf S:ss Of
o. u eca5 60 and paio at t6a7 In Tar ana pitch mn
ht SOa6lc - ~ sA4AA sAies
paoslsioss-The market continues very Quiet. but
prces are well maintained. Pork Is scady With apsi
Lass a. t2t 60 to s2S for s22 {3 40 ior primo @
ans ~ ~ ior prime hees BecL-Fhoo offerings aro small
and tho donand Gacs 6f city pocSe M za7 20
10 d. Dacon-.Thcre has boon n limited demanst anJ
prices are hrmy mh!ntaincd saes OF plain and fancy
nam, a. ~ To 22c tidcs Of l6x 1870. for
nboed 10 70 1910 TOT clear, ,rbbed and shouioers NJ
lsfe Green s,6 eat Tho have been small
at II to 49, and shoulder In sait at 1o 10 Ia,Ic sS
aso Lard Is steady and in better demand Al FOR
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Tne CotfonCrnn.

The impression that large crop Of cotton will
be made is gaining ground, but the reports
from all parts Of tho South do not warrant it,
We have before ns, accounts from Texas Louisi.
ma and Mississippi, which arc very gloomy
The New Orleans Picayuno publishes letter
from gentleman every way reliable, who has
ing gloomy accounts ho would not believo thom
without personal observation. Visiting several
farms that looked we'll on tho LIST of august he
now finds thcm 81 completely ruined, that not
his own place tho cotton ia SO completely do
stroyed that he will not gather bale: or course
this is not tho case generally, but tho yield has
been cut short, aud to all alarming extent. It is
safo to BAY, thRt neither in Louisrna nor Texas,
will the crop bo one-half what il WAS expected
six weeks ago. Tho fact is nlso to bo remembered
limo last year largo amount Of il i'll tho in
terror Of Texas. Reports from many parishes in
Louisiana arc equally distressing. The want of
rain in many parts OF Alabama has injured tho
Cotton, and tho worm will still do some damage.
We hope, however that tho fears on this account
will provo grouildless. In Southwestern Georgia,
and along tho aca coast, thero has been an unpre-
cedented long spell of wet weather, and the effect
on tho Cotton has boon very injurious.
1t is we'll enough for tho country to know these
things. Tho crop IN Alabama will be better than
Lust year, and the corn crop certainly IL satisfac
tory, tHo things which combined will necessarily
keep largo amount Of money in our midst that
last year went into tho pockets Of Northern and
amount AMOUNT Of cotton will be smaller tilaa Was
expected, the deficiency from Alabama will bo
less, perhaps, than any othor State, and there
fore, the resulting benefit from good prices
will bo greater. Foreign markets. aro not 10
dependent upon American Cotton as in years
past, and tho recent decline in Liverpool can
probably be attributed to two things, reports
fro u this country of largo crops and receipts
from India and other places increasing the stock
on hand. It is well known that large quantity Of
tho present crop will be consumed by domestic
manufacturers, from the TACT that thoro is not one
hundred thousand bales of cotton on this side OF
tho Atlantic, and tho weekly consumption Of fif-
teen thousand bales will soon work it all up Many
mills DO not run their full force. II thoy did, tho
supply on hand would be exhausted boforo tho
whole, tho prospect for profit to tho Alabama
planter is good. His slorehouscs aro filled with
corn, wheat il abundant, and the pricos Of meht,
VIC hope, will materially decline in tho neIt six
weeks. Those who sell cotton carly generally
come out best in the end.- Montgomery Adh
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only true and perfect Dyehurmlcss. reliable. instan
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Tho genuine la signed Wiiiidm 4. Batestior All others
mere limitations aud should be avoided. Sold by all
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street. New York.
no BEWARE OF A CoTNTEnFElT
IloroD,ber IN H.,
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,ncr rates: ssios of and bids At nv. nni krs It
10 l5c. Tho oSrkrt or huttci Is ,rrst At s,,uI. boy
crs refiss to operate 10 any ex.crt. bv conces
s.op small ealcs OF old al 10 l0e and sold Pcif
sySnnn md Ohio at IL To lie Cheese has been 1uol
Eggs soil at 81 To 2ic. por dozen
IoE-Coutinucs dull; sIlcs Cf Carolina a IL 10 l2c
and Enngoon nt Q to oiic per 1b.
SUoAn-Thcrc las bccu fair business toiS ut full
prices; l1OO hs OF cu5a sodat II taI2c; $50 hlds Of
Porto Rico nj I2,:ai3c ad 100 bvScs o. clarified ut l3c
per lb currency.
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g Prevention is Better tlia,l Cure, {"
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

4 PPR0YED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
n the French Medical Faculty, n the only safe and
nlbo antldoto against infection from Special Dseases
Ihd invaluable preparation Ia suited for either seI and
ris proved from ample experience The most efficient
and reliable Preventive ever discovered thus efiecung
dcslderatum long sought for IN the Medical World II
may bc aroided: single application will radically neu-
raze the venereal virus eIpel all impurities from the
absorbent vessels. and render contamination impossible.
he wise III tune. and nt very small outlay hors Of
untold bodily aud mentaltorlnents.
This most reliable specific. so universally adopted Ia
tile Old World. IL offered for sao for the first time
America by +. A. DuPoRT CO., only authorized
Agents for the Upited Sates.
Price s. per bottle. Largo bottle, double eize, IS.
The usual discount to the trpde. Sont, securely
packed, receipt OF price, to any address, with dre
lions ami pamphlet, by addressing to
F.A. DUPORT CO.,
Sole Agents for Dr. HScord's p. L..
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MARINE NEWS,
-
PORT OF Gil 4 IL l. Il TO S .
--- 80 .-.-.. s.s. -.
Arrived YestcItfQ


Steamship Moneka, hiaraltnan Now YorI--len Tllnrr
day. 4.S0 p 81. Mdze. 70 y ] Getty, Molrtens &
wohltmann, Major Welton Weyhman. Walker
Agent, I, Webb, Rayens & Go. Psidcnian !. schnG
@ Prince. poppenheln. u Paul 4 60. f. panknin.
Ring O'Se!ll, D ONeili & Son. Miss l. NJ Osborn
shall. Muller, Nmitz & Co. Monitor WreckinG Co. II
Muller, " McComb & Co, McI.oy Rice. Meyer Lit
tie Marsha Lengnirk Sell. Won ssnten. D Lopez.
Laurey Alexander d LiIicnlnl l. co. knck, Wickcn.
berg Co. JeGortB Co. Illne. Johnston Crews &
Co. HASTE, Calhoun 4 Co, a Hunt. Hugcr, llur-
kamp Co. HoIecy, IL K!atte Co. Holmes X Calder,
3 Henery, " HARRISON Co. C GravcIcy. tiribcr *
Martin IL drawer. Goodrich. Wincman x Go. Is Field
man. a Ford, a d Fleming, J II Fischer. Farley
Co. J Eason Bro. David, Z Dawson & Co. Doug
lass Miller DAILY. Chisom eros. Courtcmay TreiI-
holm, Shepherd Cohen. T. Is & j Cohen, T. X Cowper-
thwait. II Cater, Cook Co. Cuninins. & AP
Caldwell Clacus wItte II gischoG Co. Bctaucour.
Boes, J. l. Burniani. @ ID hbrens y Co. Craze Boyles.
ton Co. Southern Express Co. j Apple. AiInlr,
heavy weather. aud lay to for four hours: arrived CT
Bar on Sunday evening. ut o'clock Sort Of Cape RU-
main, passed steamships Sarasossa and Champion.
Brig q Heery, Conklin Boston, DAYS. Altlzc. 10
Locke. GracBer Lee. Smith Co., Railroad Agent
Ii Rodgers Co, Ahrens Co. a Cliiaic lIurRaInp
Co. Burrkmeyer. Wlhtc, J. T. Gucmn, Hart 4
& Baker. II silcor, Z Hertz Il Co. 4 J Salinas. q "
Clark L. Co. N A Hunt, Ii Russell, J IIcps
IN THE oFFING.
Brig V Williams Thomr,tn n. PhilaleIphiu. Coal To
Selgnious.
Cleared Yesterday.
sclr ] Palmer, Palmer, ~ umore-P Ioc;r
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Manhattan Woodruff at New York August a.
Schr john Ori1in Poster at Ihiiadephia August ~
Memorn ndn.
Pilot Boat Pride no 81 spoke on the Dar yesterday.
tho brig Rolarson 10 days from New YORK. for Savannah
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strength was In hor stop, and In hcr hhnaa-PIarTI
8. T.-1880-.X.
a few bottles Of PLANTATION BrrrEna
Will ouro NorTous Uspd.che
Sour stomach and Fettd breath.
Flatulency md Indigestion.
Horyons Affections.
E1oesslyo Fatigue and shoEt Breath.
Mental Dependency
" Prostraton; Great Weakness.
Ballov Compilation, Weak Bowels, do
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It IL estmhted that segen-tenths OF all adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver The hillary
sscreons Of the liver overlooking into tho stomach pol
remarkable for these horrtd nightmare Diseases
and ory 5sf. SsS SSSs lie
PLANTATION BrTTru, and not instance Of complaint
Euited To all conditions or Life.
lts seuvs properties are wholly false For the sstl
faction Of the public, and that patients may consul
i oa 81 O1ss 1
years In the treatment Of feyor and Ague Dyspepsia
Weafness etc II wAs Introduced Into Europe by the
Countess. wife OF tho viceroy OF Peru In 1886 and
terEards sold by tie Josuits for s tnoynei prfo< o.
dr. and was hnsly made public hy Louis XVI King
Of Franco. Humboldt nthos especial reference to lis
fsbriuse qualities during his South American travels
ohsoAnLLA DaRs-For dAnhns colo and dlsoseea
Of tie stomach and bowels.
plrpHIIoE-For Inflammation of the loins and drop,
onAhohrIl FLowxns-For epfeeblod digestion.
LAyKNDIn FLowrns-Aromatic almulant and tonic
highly inyigorntnR In noryous debility.
WnTEnaRFEn-for serlfula rhonmstsm, sto-
AAnk-4n sro@ptio carninstiye; creating dsah.
muscle aud milk; much usod by mothers ,nurclae.
oot sto.
s. T...-18G0....X.
Another wondsrfui ingredient OF rrea. uso among
to tho complexion sud briianoy to tho mind, yet nm
Known TO the commerce Of Tho wori. aud We withheld
IL name for the prsscut.
IMPORTANT uEE9ir1oATEa
Mo,,. D II TH0oHEsFsR =. Z December as. 1851.
ferss nom nyspapa for three os ys;I., ssa h.d 70
sGs9den ny profession. Abou, three months AZ. ago
now eq nearly as gaS WIT aud 70 my s5s.t icy .P
''''' ''m' r''D'etssl' Rs9 ], IGs's g. 5Aruons.
PnhlpKIprti, 10Th Month. l7th Day. 1851
M tho uso Of ny fnon Sss TsSn
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Boston atnrlirt.
per South Carolina tniirond,
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Cattlo. cars Lumber md Wood and Sundrics To u
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OARD.

IT'S with feelings o.: pride rnanuf.e,n,sr,
TINT wo publish the following testi,nonjais bcS h
bean reoeiyet by recently: hsf'
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q Woodman and son. NJ Harlow, W II Ill
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steerage.