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TURNIP SEED FOR 1843. 1,000 lbs. WHITE FLAT and RED TOPStf THE SUBSCRIBER will sell at private Hale, a TRACT OF LAND, conuiniug ONE HUN- THE SUN. SANDS' SARSAPARILLA This medicine stands unrivalled, (based as it is on its intrinsic merits,) for the removal and radical cure of those diseases to which it is peculiarly Being entirely vegetable, and composed of the choicest selections of ingredients, which act in consonance with the laws that govern the animal economy, the system is enabled to throw off disease, take on a healthy action, and tire powers of nature rtfsuine their natural functions-Thousands can, and have, testified to its.ethcacy removing various chronic constitutional diseases, originating in an unhealthyor depraved state of the blood and other fluids, scrofula or ciilargeinentol'the glands, rheumatism and lumbago, salt rheum, ringworm, bather's itch, eczema and other similar affections, are safely and effectually cured by its use, but as by the "chosen few," this is sometimes termed quackery, the subject requires a passing remark: "The question what is quackery, and who is a quack," is of 6erious moment, and as the preservation of health is too important to be trifled with, it is of the greatest consequence where disease invades our physical frame, to take prompt and efficient measures to repel the attack. Whether lie who stands on his reserved rights, and piescribes ad libitum, the most powerful agents, inclu It is a cause worthy of every philanthropist, to know that he has been, to some degree, instrumental in civilizing the savages of the forest.

I will say no more about him, expecting that you will have a visit from him shortly. We scarcely ever are compelled to head a chapter of accidents, yet we have had a warning to bays a few days ago in relation to bathing. A small boy, by the name of Levi Keener, in company with several colored boys, were bathing in a creek in the vicinity of the town, when this boy, venturing out beyond his depth, was drowned. The companions of the boy were near but could render no help to the drowning lad, and life was too far extinguished when he was placed in the physicians hands to rccuscitate him. This is another warning to young bathers.

The influenza is now prevalent in our town, though no deaths have yet occurred from it. Several are, however, dangerously ill from its effects. Harvesting has not fairly commenced with our farmers yet, though a few days will see them at work we hope. The crops will not be much more than half full this year, owing to the season. Fruit is in great abundance in the neighborhood, which will, we suppose, almost satis EAA.TTMORE LOCK HOSHTAL NORTH FREDERICK STREET, (2 doors from Baltimore Attendance fram 7 in the morning till 10 at night, DR.

JOHNSTON a memher of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lioent' ate of the Apothecary's Hall, London, and Gradual from one of the first colleges in the United Stales may be consulted on all diseases incident to the humai frame, but more especially in all cases of a CERTAIN DISEASE. When the misguided and imprudent votary of plea sure finds he has imbibed the seeds of this painfu1 disease, it too often happens that an ill-timed sense shame of dread of discovery deters him from applyin to those who, from education and respectability cai alone befriend him, delaying till the conetitutiona; symptoms of this horrid disease make their appearance; sueh as ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnai pains in the head and limbs, dimness of sight, nodes on the shin bones, aiid arms, blotches on th head, face, and extremities, progressing on with fright, ful rapidity, till at last the palate of the mouth or th. bones of the nose fall in, and the victim of tliisawfc disease becomes an horrid object of commisseratiort till death puts a period to his dreadful sufferings, bk sending him to "that bourne whence no travels eturns." To such, therefore, Dr. JOHNSTON pledge himself to preserve the most inviolable secresy; an from his extensive practice in the first hospitals of Et rope and America, he can confidently recommend safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim of th horrid disease. TAKE NOTICE Those persons who have injure, their constitutions bv a certain piactice, speedily curec' ADVICE TO THE POOR GRATIS.

The Lock Hospital is two boors from Bajlt more btreet in FREDERICK ST. N. B. The many thousaiuls cured at this HospUay and the numerous svrgkalojierations which have bee witnessed by the reporters and many other persons, no tices of which have aainand again been laid befor the jiuSZtchag alone been sufficient to establish the rejn tationof Dr. Johnston, but as srangers may not ancere of this, he begs to state that besides his ran.

as a graduate of London and America, he has been ftij a number of years engaged both in Hospital and cir practice formerly he attended the Blockley Hospitc-and other institutions of Philadelphia, and for furthtf proof his Diplomas, signed by the first professors of Ext rope and Baltimore, hangs in his office for the inspect tion of every one. iy3-lm SURGICAL OPERATIONS ON the eye, such as for squinting, cataract ALSO THOSE FOR DEFORMITY OF THE LIMBS, SUCH A CLUB foot, performedon the Poor, free of chares SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. n.n ACK.S, situated atiout lour unit nm uiu City of Baltimore and Haifa mile north of the rede-riek Turnpike Road. It is surrounded by the lustily cultivated and beaiititul lands of James swan, r.sn and Mrs. Comcgy's; and adjoins the farm on which the subscriber now resides.

Tho situation is unsur- nassed for health, and beins ehvated commands a mwnihVpnt view of tlicsiirroiiiuliiiircountrv. Tbirly- tive acres are in Timber, and the rest is well adapted for crain. It will bu sold entire, or divided into two equal parts, to suit the convenience of purchasers As it is mesumed that persons who desire to purchase will ao to see the premises, the subscriber will nfl'ord snob everv facility lor so doimr. For further particulars he is authorized to refer to JAMES SWAN, F.SO.., and to DAVID STEWART, at whose office (No. 20 St.

Paul's street) may be seen a plat of the property. The subscriber also offers at nrivate sale, a Tract containing SLY HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND in Carroll County, lying ou the road from Westminster to Washington. It is well Timbered, and is finely adapted tor the growth oi Tobacco and Gram, i ms Tract will be sold entire or divided as purchasers may desire. EDWARD II. DUUSM, iv21-2awlm Hunting Ridge, near Baltimore, VTo'J'lCK OF OF MOltTGAcE 1 BY SALE By virtue of a power to sell, contained in an Indenture of Mortgage, dated on the sixteenth day of September, in the year eighteen hundred and forty-two, from Richard Power, of the city of Baltimore in the State of Maryland, as mortgager, to James M.

Buchanan, in trust for the Directors of Maryland Penitentiary, as mortgagee, and in pursuance of the act ot the General Assembly of Maryland, passeu at December session of the year chapter 219, entitled "An act relating to mortgages in the city of Baltimore;" the said Richard Power having failed to pay the debt intended to be secured by said mortgage, at the time therein limited, contrary to the couililions thereof; by reason of which default, there is claimed to be due the sum of three hundred and forty dollars and forty cents, on this sixth day of July, 143, being the day of the first publication of this notice. the said M. Buchanan, mortgagee in trust as aforesaid, do therefore hereby give notice that on TUESDAY, the 1st day of August next, at 1 o'clock, p. on the premises, I will proceed to foreclose the said mortgage by a sale at public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, of the mortgaged property described in said mortgage, and all the.estate and interest of said mortgager therein described, as follows, to wit: "All that piece or parcel of ground situated and lying in the city of Baltimore aforesaid, which, by indenture bearing date the eighteenth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and forty, and recorded "among the land records of Baltimore county, aforesaid, in Liber T. K.

No. 300, folio 4SI1, and leased by the President and Directors of the Baltimore Water Company to Richard Power and James O'Donald, the interest of the latter wherein was by him assigned to the said Power by deed, lately executed, and recorded, or intended to be recorded, among the land records aforesaid together with the improvements and appurte-nances-to have and to hold the same unto the said James M. Buchanan, his executors, administrators and assigns, for all the rest and and residue of the tenn of years granted by the aforesaid lease, and yet to come and unexpired therein, with the benetit of renewal forever; subject, however, to the payment of the yearly rent of one hundred and fifty dollars. JAMES M. BUCHANAN, Mortgagee in Trust, and Attorney for the Directors of Man land Penitentiary.

I will, furnish such further information as may be desired regard to this property, to whomsoever may can at my othce, next door to the Post umee. jy7-w JAMES M. BUCHANAN TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY By virtue of a de cree of the High Court of Chancery, the subscriber. as Trustee, will offer for sale on SATURDAY, the 5th day of August next, at one o'clock P. on the premises, the following property: A tract of land called "Christian's Choice," containing seventy-five acres ot land, being part ot the real estate ot which Ehiah Benson, late ot Baltimore county, died seized, There is erected upon the property an Oil Mill and Saw Mill, upon the Black Rock stream.

1 he improvements consist of a Stone DWELLING, thirty six feetin length, in good repair. It is situated about 20 miles from the city of Baltimore, on the Falls Road adioimng the farms ot George lracfv and Mtlchoir Fouble, Esqs. This property is sold at the risk of George Morst, the tormer purchaser, by virtue ot an order of the High Court of Chancery, dated the ninth day of March, 1S4J. Terms ot sale are, that one- third of the purchase money shall be paid on the day of sale, and the balance in two equal instalments of six and twelve months trom the said day ot sale, the credit payments to be secured by bonds of purchaser, with security to be approved by the rustee. jyI4 eots S.

31. TAG ART, Trustee. T7 YTINGE'S VARIETY FURNITURE STORE. Hj No. 4 S.

CHARLES here he keeps con on hand all kinds of new and second-hand FURNITURE, such as Sideboards; Bureaus; Secretary's; Tables; Chairs; Looking Glasses; Beds; Carpet ing, itc. lie also oners lor sale on moderate terms, all kinds of Glass and China Ware; Clocks and Time pieces; plated and silver Ware, of the best qual ity; Lamps ol every description and price. Also, a splendid assortment of gold and silver patent lever and other Watches; Gold Chains; Breastpins; Ear Rings; Fuller Kings; silver Spoons; silver Knives and roiks, of asupenor quality; all kinds of Fancv Articles; 8 fine collection of Shell-work and Curiosities; Combs, of every description; Brushes; Penknives; Mathemau-cal Instruments; Musical Instruments, of the best lahty. In addiuon to the above, the finest collec tion of Oil Paintings is now offered for sale, if applied for at the above establishment. Also, a very fine col lection of genuine Diamond Ear Rings, Finger Ring; and Breastpins, at moderate prices.

je-eolm TACOB TRUST, No. 2 If. HOWARD STREET, oners for sale at very reduced prices, a large assort ment of FANCY GOODS, consisting in partof Ac- cordeons, Artificial Flowers, Bellows, Brush es, Bas- ets, Beads, Buttons, Bonnet-vv ne, uuliery, t.ombs, Cards, China Tea Sets, Coral, Clocks; wood and brass, and alabaster and ebony 18 day Time Pieces; Dolls; Dominoes; Everpoints and Leads; rans in great vani ety; fancy Boxes; fish-hooks and i acme; mns; gold and gilt Jewelry; Gloves; Hosiery; Hooks and Eyes; nk; Knives and Forks; Laces; Looking-glasses; Mu sic Boxes, 2, 3 and4 tunes; Musical Nee dles; Pins; Oil Cloth; Pistols; Pocket Rifles; Percussion Caps; Pocket Books; Purses; Perfumery; Pen- rvnives; i arasots and sun screens; motions; moDon-Wire; Razors; Shaving Boxes; Soaps, Spoons, Scis sors; bpectacles; Steel rens; pucpenners; HtocKs; null Boxes; Tapes; Trimmings; Thimbles; Tailors' Measures; Toys; Tops; Toy Watches; Umbrellas; Vi olins; Violin Strings; Watch Guards of all kinds, Whins; Whalebone: Waiters; and almost every other aiticle appertaining to the Fancy Line; all of which will be sold as low, if not less, than they can be had elsewhere. nid2-tff ORDNANCE ON TUB NORTHERN LAKES BUREAU OF ORDNANCE AND HYDRO GRAPH June liO, 1843 Sealed Proposals will be received at tins Bureau until o'clock, P. M.

of the 31st July ensuing, for furnishing and delivering, in the proportions and at the places herein designated, the following number and description of cannon for the naval service of the United States, viz: Thirty eieht inch Paixhan guns, of about 63rwt. ach, and seventy thirty-two pounder guns, of about 41 cwL each, deliverable, as follows: At Sackctt't Harbor, N. on or brfort the Ut De- temner next. 10 eight inch Paixhan guns 25 thirty-two pounder guns. At flujfaio, New York, on or before the 1H December nest, 10 eight inch Paixhan guns 20 thirty-two pounder guns.

At Krie, Pennsylvania, on or before the tt Detemier nert. 10 eight inch Paixhan guns 25 thirty-two pounder guns. The proposals must state distinctly the rate per ton, of twenty-two hundred and forty pounds, deliverable as above, to be subject to, and undergo such proof and I inspection as this Bureau may aecm proper to aatno- i ri7A'j and none will be paid for that shall not pasa such as may be entirety sausiacinry. Bnnds with two approved sureues win ne required one-third the estimated amount of the contract, and ner centum of the amount of all bills will be re tained as cotlateial security for the fkitliMil performance thereof, which will be paid only on the satisfactory completion of the contract; and ninety per centum of all deliveries will be paid on all bills, properly authenticated according to the provisions of the ooutract, within thirty days after their preneniauoti to Hie Navy Agent. The offers must be endoneo "uncrstotumiHn ord nance on the Northern Lakes," and state at what payment will be reninred.

Drawings of the gun will be furnished the success ful bidder by this Bureau, and they must be cast and finished to conform to them in every respect No hot blast metal to Ix- used. To lie puhlirliod three times a wwk in the M- iHoman intelligencer, and waningum cny; Enquirer, Richmond, Virginia; Hun and the Republi can, Baltimore, Maryland; ivincinnau itepuuiican, Ohio; Daily Morning Post, Pilb-burg, Pennsylvania; unround union. New xom. morning roi ana Daily Times, Boston. jy3 Ulaw FANCPH HARHAPARILLA OK BL(X)I) PILLS A for OwMvenew, Impurity of the Blood, 4ic.

HKADACHE, GlDDINEHri, he. Price 25 cents oft box. For wikj b7HRTIl 8 corner Chsrles snd Priilt si. jyM-lml small "to" of OIL CLOTH left, at a IX. low nrire: also, a for coaefl mnkers.

a Ivw niw to 5 LKNIP SEED, Just received from our -Seed Gar dens in fine order, 't his Seed was raised the present season, and is warianted finest quality and best sorts for family use. Also, for sale the following imported tukmp LSEEDS, viz: Dale's Hybrid, Ruta Baga, Yellow Bullock, Yellow French, White Norfolk, White Flat and Red Top. White Tankard, (ttT-Price for imported Seed 75 cents, and our own raising Turnip Seed $1 per lb. ROB'T. SINCLAIR, Jr.

Afiiicultaral Warehouse, Jyl7-9awlm No. 60 Light street. BELL, JOHNSTON MARBLE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHM ENT, corner of SARATOGA AND CALVERT STREETS, Baltimore They would inform their friends and the public that they are constantly manufacturing, and have on hand, a choice collection of MARBLE MANTELS, which they are disposed to sell on reasonable terms. They are also prepared to execute TOMBS, MONUMENTS, STEPS, FRONTICE-PIECES, TABLE TOPS, of the best materials, and all other work in their line of business. To those wishing to improve their lots in the Cemetery, they will prepare Drawings for Monuments, Tombs, Vaults, free ef cost, should the parties not adopt the same, To those in the country, if addressed by letter, they will fill their orders with despatch, and make it their endeavor give general satisfaction.

jyrj MARDEN'S IMPROVED PATENT PLATFORM BALANCES COUNTER SCALES. WVl EVERY OTHER KIND OF WEIGHING APPARATUS. The constantly increasing demand for 1 atcnt Ba lances mid Scales, manufactured by tho subscriber, and the universal satisfaction his work has given to the large number of business men who have purchased of him, renders it unnecessary to say more than to inform the public that he keeps constantly on hand euerjjWiui of WEIGHING APPARATUS, which he warrants to be of superior workmanship, correctness and durability, which he is selling low for cash. He is also prepared to erect Coal, Hay, Cattle and Railroad SCALES, from the smallest to the largest capacity, at very short notice. Every thing manufactured by the subscriber will be warranted and if not found equal to what is recommended, the money will be returned.

(REPAIRING done cheap and with despatch. Comer of South Charles and B.u.derston sts. jyl8-6m JESSE MARDEN. BROWN CO'S BAL TIMORE. PHILA DELPHIA, CUMBER LAND, PITTSBURG WHEELING, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILE, and ST.

LOUIS PACKAGE EX PRESS, FOREIGN LETTER, AND GENERAL FORWARDING OFFICE. Specie, Bank Notes, Parcels, and Cases of Goods of every description, will be receivtd and forwarded with the utmost despatch to all the Eastern, Western and Southern cities; also to Liverpool, London, Paris, and Havre. Particular attention given to Custom House Busi ness, the collection ot notes, drafts, bills, c. sc. A Special Messenger will leave the Baltimore, Phi ladelphia, and New York offices daily.

offices and agents. Messrs. Atkinson At Templeman, Cumberland, Md. James Y. Caldwell, Wheeling, Va.

L. P. Francisccs Third Cincinnati, Ohio. And No. 90 N.

Main street, St. Louis, Mo. George A. Berry, Pittsburg, Pa. Brown i-i South Third Philadelphia, Pa.

And Museum Building, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. jyl5-3m TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Ranaway from the subscriber, on the 24th June last, a NEGRO MAN, calling himself ABRAHAM BROOKS. He is a well made, muscular man; about six feet high; very dark complexion; sharp, uony features; stammers, or rather hesitates consinera bly in his speech; shows his teeth in talking; and a lump on his under lip; has a large scar on his right leg, below tne Knee, outwardly, which he got by the stroke cradle blade, harvest before last; is brisk and active in his movements; hag a down, sidelong shy loook when spoken to; plays the fiddle, and is a pretty good rough carpenter. He has a wife and relatives near Vood-ville, in Prince George's county; and relatives at Mrs, Susan same county also about Lower Mailbro', Calvert county, about which places it is very probable he is still lurking. The clothing which he took oft with him is not recollected.

The night before he left he broke into my dwelling house and robbed me ot more than his value in specie. will give the above reward if he is taken up out of the Mate ot Maryland, and secured in jail so that get him again; if taken in the State and secured in jail, or delivered to me at my residence, near Bene diet, Charles county, the sum of one hundred dollars A. PRICY THOMAS, jy26-eo3w a Benedict, Charles Sid. FOR BEDFORD SPRINGS The MAIL LINE leaves the American Hocse, near the Rail-road Depot, in Cumberland, for Bedford Springs, every TUESDAY, TiiUKSlJAy and SATURDAY, at a o'clock, A.M., arriving in time to aine same aay. Carriages tor the accommodation of private par ties will be in readiness at all times and without EXTRA CHARGE.

je28-tf PRINTERS' AND BINDERS' WAREROOMS, Nos. 29 and 31 GOLD STREET, New York, April, 1S43. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED. The "HOE" PRINTING PRESS MACHINE AND SAW MANUFACTORY, in consequence of the ad dition of new and improved machineiy to their work, and the reduction in the cost of materials and labor, aie enabled greatly to reduce the prices of their Presses and of Printers' and Binders' materials generally, as will be seen by their newly printed circular. to which they beg leave to refer.

This establishment is still underthe personal super intendence of RICHARD M. HOE and ROBERT HOE, and they assure their friends that notwithstand ing the great reduction in prices, all articles manufactured by this establishment, shall retain the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained. It will also be thcirconstant endeavor to improve the quali ty of them in every particular. They flatter them selves, also, that their old friends will not only con tin ue their favors, hut that Printers generally will appre ciate their endeavors to furnish the very best articles at barely remunerating prices. Orders from any part of the country for all articles used by Printers or Binders, including Type, Ink, Paper, will be executed with the greatest care and promptitude, and on the best terms.

Jobbing work and repairing will be done at the low est possible prices, with every attention and expedition. IV. B. AJI articles manufactured by this establish ment will be stamped R. IIOE from abroad may not be imposed upon with spurious articles, made in imitation of theirs.

ir-Pnnters of newspapers who publish tins adver tisement, with this note, three times before the 1st of July next, and send one of their papers to us, will be entitled to payment of their bill on buying four times the amount ol it. rVlfY POLICE OFFICE, Baltimore, January 3, 1S43 In accordance with an ordinance relating the appointment of High Constable. Uc. the. following is published for the information of the public the names and residence of the Police: 1st Ward Henry P.

Ruley, Bank street, between Wolf Hreet and Happy alley. 2d Ward Henrys. McDonald, Bank street, between Bond street and Strawberry alluy. 3d Ward Michael Shuck, Holland street, between Aisquith and Canal. 4lh ward Joseph Stewart, Lombard street, wo.

7b, opposite Lloyd street. 5th Ward James H. JJenson, Orleans street, two oors from Aisquith. 6th Ward Darnel E. Myers, Lieter street, near French, No.

149. 7th Ward George K. Campbell, ConstitutioN street. 8th Ward Andrew J. Keller, New Church street, No.

14. Slh Ward Henry Chiholm, Hill street, four doors west of Light lOth Ward Peter HiUelberger, Lee street, between Sharp and Howard. 11th Ward Thomas J. McLaughlin, South Paca street, near Pratt. 12th Ward James Loaeue, German street, west ot Green.

13th Ward WUIiam Allen, George street, 5 doors we.tof Pennsylvania avenue. 14th Ward Phuip Fuller, No. 14 Norm Kutaw street, near Horn. John Mitchell, High GonstiUiie, jvo. otf n.

r.xeier street near Low. Jacob Cook, Deputy High street, doors west of Eutsw. el0-tf ALLIER'S FRENCH PILL, for the cure of Se- tret Duciuet ijne pox oi mesc lncsuninoie pills is worth all the quack medicines in the world The French arc nonJirnhk in all caxes, for either lex. and poHes ireji advantage over all the bdcarn and liquid medicines, by being entirely free trom smell, and consequently do not affect the breath, then by preventing the possibility of discovery while using them. Price only One Dollar per box.

For sale by 6'. S. Hunce, corner of Charles and Prattstreets, Baltimore, and In Washington, D. Patteron, Jy21-lruj NPIIOenZA CAN BK CURED, by using II ANCE'i? JL CANDY For 25 centii you can purchase pack-Me whidi will afford relief, and for L00 you eao gel parkajtf. whkii will certainly rflect a cure, rot sale by HKTH S.

HANCK, curanf ctf CtuuHos aud Pratt rtntet. BALTIMORE. FRIDAY JULY 88, 1H43. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Washington, July 27, 1S43 Is it not astonishing that, although people cry oh, the oppression of the times," just as though they were on the point of being need of quel-quechose, a manger ou a boire, we hear con- stantly of improvements, unprecedented heretofore, in all parts of the country? Here, in this Metropolis, that cry has been uttered so often that one would think that people would discard it and adopt another.

Whilst this cry is uttered by many, the city is being improved to a degree which truly surprises even the utterers. Kevrr in One season lias so many buildings been commenced as during the present. Does this argue an oppression of times? The "Tyler grippe" is becoming more preva-lent Thanks that its symptoms are of a mild character generally It is announced that the Hon. Caleb dishing 'will shortly take his conge of the United States for China, in the steamerMissouri, which is now making extensive improvements, The new Secretary of the Navy I have heard highly spoken of. I understand that he is another example to the youth of this country, being a self-made man.

He is quite fanii liar with several languages, and is an excellent classical scholar, attainments the result of per severance and application, even whilst engaged hi extensive commerce. His political know-ledire is better known than mv pen can describe. On Tuesday next, the Independent Greys of Georgetown will make a pleasure excursion Wn the Potomac. It will doubtless be a fine affair, and reflect much credit upon that corps. The Tuesdav following, (the Sth of August) -our most brilliant and efficient company have determined to e-ive their annual excursion, which they announce to be the last excursion of the kind of the season.

From the high reputa tion of the National Blues as gentlemen and soldiers, and as retters up of affairs of this na- ture, 1 teel wrrrantea in saying wai n. mu cell all previous excursions which have passed down the Potomac. Besides, if the weather proves favorable, the moon will shed its mellow influence to gladden and animate the feelings of those who may favor them with their company. Kverv Blue is a beau, accomplished and bold and worthy of all esteem, and the ladies need not fear, whilst under their charge, either insult or inattention. I speak knowingly, and what I have stated the ladies can bear testimony to.

I therefore wish "the National Blues'' a pros perous excursion, and take the opportunity of saying to those who have been unamc to pass down the Potomac this season, and who have luxuriated in the delightful zephyrs which revel durin-r the brilliant August evenings on the majestic Potomac, to prepare themselves for this, the last and most magnificent excursion of the season. i The Navy Yard will shortly present quite an animated appearance, a.s 1 understand an order has been given to take in 100 hands immediately. Beram.tr. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Getttsiscro, July 25, 1813.

Indian. Visit Drowning Influenza, SfC -Jtfessrs. Editors: We have again been entertained by another rare visiter "in these parts," in the subject of a converted Indian. In com-. pany with the Rev.

Mr. Douglas, of Philadelphia, he is travelling about the country chiefly to raise- a sum of money, sufficient to educate, and send him to his native tribe as a missionary, In the course oi the evening lie notified, our townsmen that he would give an account of his conversion, by which means a large audience had early assembled. The account he gave of himself was very interesting, which, combined ith the native simplicity of his language, and the well-adapted and graceful delivery, rendered it a truly interesting scene. Never have I seen the Indian feeling more fully expressed his heart was so full and affected whilst relating the almost supernatural manner of his conversion the deep and darkened character of many of those who had ruined his people, yet his willingness to forgive all if only they would prepare him to preach salvation to his native tribe, in whose welfare he had such a heartfelt interest. From his account, I learned that he was a native of Florida, and the son of a cliief of one of the numerous tribes of Seminole In dians, living in the, neighborhood formerly of St.

Augustine. At the age of ten, in company with his father, he left' his home, on a visit to St. Augustine for the purpose of selling furs to the inhabitants of that town. Previous to this time, however, he had imagined that lie had heard the voice of his Great Spirit, warning him to repent. Haunted by this opinion lie was constantly uneasy, expecting to see visibly the Great Spirit who had spoken to him.

He was then anxious and had spoken to the old chief, his father, but he did not heed him, and he, un der these solemn impressions, visited St. Augustine. Whilst there, his lather had succeeded so well with the whites that he determined to have a sort of carousal, and accordingly he and Philip, an Indian chief, drank very freely of rum. iiecoimng highly excited, they fought before seperation, which, according to the representation, was bloody and hard, and which, unfortunately, eventuated in the death of his father. King Philip did not take any care of this Indian, nor return to his tribe through fear, but secretly escaped.

In the meantime he had wandered about without friend or home after his father's death, which was adectingly related, trusting to find a friend in some of the whites. He, however, fell under the notice of a sailor, who taking him with himself, shipped from the port unknown to his friends. At this time he wis but ten years of age a benighted heathen without friends or home within histrackand wholly dependent on his friend's aid. He had been fir a space of time a sailor. During one of his voyages he was brought to feel the sinfulness of his condition and he then do termined to seec the favor of his Great Spirit.

He prayed and entreated in secret, the blessings of his Spirit, which, erelong, he found to the comfort of his soul. "And oh!" said he, "had I but the power to convey to you an idea of my joy and happiness, you wmdd scarcely believe writ Altr hia Him. 1 ne leu accidentally under the notice of the Marine society, of Philadelphia, to which he attached, himself. At the suggestion oi uongus, ile nas determined 4 t. iu ucwim.

me dofpei and a mis sionary to ins tribe. 1 ie only began in Septem ber last to learn the alphabet, and in now able to read, write, ano correspond with tacilitv His whole mind bent upon preaching the the savages, who have already forbidden ttu while miisionaries to come in their midst, and oeueving tnai tncy win rticeive nun, it i bis in uuiuon io viius ueuoinc uinr cn.ti. Jicaeigni to assume the title of chief when he visits them as hereditary to him from his father, which he 1 believes cannot be denied to him, and after having established himself he will preach to his tribe until his death. 1 lis object appears to be a holy and desirable one, and Will doubtless meet a warm resonse from every christian breast. His adopted name is John 1).

IJemo, and is a nephew of Osceola, a well known chief His whole history wgj full of and Lis ardor to engage in a good cause, caused not a few to make their purses minus a few dollar, by their contributions in Ids behalf. We hope to we him meet a similar response from the citizens of Baltimore, if he should viit your city. at for and 1 of me of tm are ding some of the most virulent poisons, and hi case of a iatai termination, simply says that the patient died of or he, who by laborious and long continued investigation, draws forth from the arcana of nature hidden stores of useful knowledge, and applies it to tne Denent oi sutlenng humanity, risking his own reputation in the result, is most entitled to public confi dence? the afflicted can determine. It is the mark of a weak and prejudiced mind to reject any tiling as latse necause it does not agree with its own pre-con-ceived notions; but it is evidence of a noble and generous mind to "Seize upon truth where e'er 'tis found, Amongst your friends, amongst your foes, On christian or on heathen ground The flower's divine where e'r it grows, Neglect the prickle and assume the The proprietors are daily receiving from the medi cal profession, ministers of the Gospel, officers of justice, and numerous private citizens, ample and willing testimony, both written and verbal, to the superior value and eliicacy of this preparation. To the poor it is furnished gratuitously on sufficient proof being given or tneir worthiness.

Still further proof of the superior value and efH ciency of Sands' Sarsaparilla: New York, April 29th, 1843. Messrs. Sands Gois. Although it may be consid ered unnecessary for me to "add another proof to the justly deserved celebrity ot your invaluable prepara tion of Sarsaparilla, yet, for the benefit of my fellow men, I feel bound to proclaim the fact. From being a most helpless cripple, with a disease of the lower ex-ti entities, which spread over the legs, instep and feet, distressing me so much as to render life almost miserable, I am now quite recovered, and entirely by the use of your Sarsaparilla.

For two years I was unable to wear a shoe, and the right foot and ancle were very much swollen, which at tunes discnargen water and pus freely, accompanied with violent itching, and burning sensations, so as to deprive me of all rest. I gave up in despair, and supposed amputation would be necessary, but hearing of great cures made by your Sarsaparilla, I resolved to make another effort to regain my health, and now, under the blessing of a kind Providence, I am thankful to say I am well With feelings of gratitude to yeu, and thankfulness to the giver of all good, for thus blessingthe means, I am your friend, James McConnell, No. 489 Greenwich st. New York, April 30th, 1843. This is to certify, That James McConnell called on me and exhibited his foot and leg, and stated that by the use of.

eleven bottles of Sand's Sarsaparilla, a perfect cure had been effected. With feelings of the wannest gratitude to Messrs. Sands in thus being instrumental, under Divine Providence, in curing and restoring him to health, requests me to give this certificate. Robert Jones. Alderman of the 5th Ward of the city of New York.

Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, and for exportation, by A. B. SANDS Druggists and Chemists, Granite Buildings, 273 Broadway, corner of Chamber street, New York. Price $1, or six bottles for five dollars. The public are respectfully requested to remember that it is Sands' Sarsaparilla that has and is constantly achieving such remarkable cures of the most difficult class ofdiseases, to which the human frame is subject, and ask forSands' Sarsaparilla, and to take no other.

For sale by J. A. REED, Druggist, N. E. corner of Gay and Saratoga sts.

Sole Agent for Baltimore and vicinity. R. FARNHAM, jylO-lm Agent for city of Washington, D. C. BREAD, BREAD NEW BAKERY, corner of FAST PRATT STREET and STRAW-BERRY ALLEY, where may be had PETERS' DOMESTIC BREAD, of all kinds.

Also, his Soda, Sugar, Water and Butter CRACKERS; Dyspepsia and Family Pilot BREAD, made from best materials and on the same terms as can be had at his manufactory, lvo 9 THAMES STREET, FELL'S POINT, near the Market. Fresh MALT EAST, everyday. A liberal discount made to those who buy to sell aeain. jel3-tf L. M.

PETERS. TO THE PUBLIC Great Reduction NUTRIA BEAVER HATS at only $3, at TOVVSON'S old suuid in Eutaw street, one door north of Lexington street; fine Russia Hats, 3, Mole Skin Hats with Fur Bodies, and Fur Hats from upwards (as per quality.) The public wdl bear in mind that his Hats are made under his own inspection, and he warrants them unsurpassed for beau ty or durability in any store in the city; and as ne does business on the cash principle, his hats are put down to the lowest scale of prices that such quality of hats can be furnished for. N. The trade supplied with hata in the rough at low prices. niju-u GOLD JEWELRY, Uc GEO.

W. WEBB. No. 174i Baltimore street, has' now a handsome assortment of GOLD p- EWELRY. a ercat part of which is of his own ma nufacture, consisting of chased, set, plain and engrav ed Work; also Britannia and Plated Ware; Silver Spoons, a large lotof real and mock STONES, lor setung, to which tie is daily adding, attention will be naid to neatness and durability in the ma nufacture and repair of articles in his line.

Persons at a distance may rely upon having their orders, how ever small, faithfully attended to. Hair foi Bracelets, Guards and Necklaces, done in a great variety of patterns, at short notice. m23-tf CI TEAM TURNING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 7 CONCORD STREET, near Lombard St. Bridge JAS.

S. SUTER informs his friends and the public. that he has reduced his prices to suit the times, and will now work as low, or lower than any other Shop in the city. He also keeps all kinds or LUMBER on hand, suited to Cabinet makers and Carpenters, viz: Columns, Newels. Bannisters, Bed Posts, Lignumvitft for Balls, Hubs, kc.

Also, SAWING, both straight and circHlar; he also manufactures Famham's Patenl WASHING MACHINE, price $15. All orders thank fully received, from cither town or country. His long experience will enable him to give eatisfaction to all who may patronize him. mlb-3mj JAiTIKH B. BUI lt.

READ THE FOLLOWING WONDERFUL CURE OF DYSPEPSIA. This is to certify that mv wife was ntlhcted with the Dvsnensia for twelve years, and tried both advertised medicines and Thomsonian, but without effect; and mysel tattaeked with blindness, and my head otherwise affected from hard drinking, so that I was appre hensive of fits; and seeing DANCE'S SARSAPARILLA FfLLS advertised, I went and got a box of them, which, to my astonishment effected a cure Of me and my wue both as yet, and I io think (hem without a rival before the public. 8. II. Hall, Ainemarie street, near wua.

Baltimore, June 12th, 1843. For sale by SETII 8. HANCE, corner of Charles and Pratt streets. Price 25 cents per box, or five for 91. Jy'8-lmf 30 ODD YEARS OF EXPERIENCE have enabled DR.

GOLDD of tho MEDICAL HOUSE, 36 LOMBARD STREET, near Frederick, to eradicate secret diseases, root and branches, out of the system, in two days, or no charg required, and that without using one particle of mercury or copai- va. The most virulent ananoonea en cured, for half the usual price, as a proof, numbers of respectable citizens of Baltimore have made then affidavits to tho same brforu Justice Cloud. JylO-lm EG ROES WANTEDThfe nighesi cash prlool will at all times be given tor NEGROES of boui jexes, that are slaves fr life. no gooo lilies, nj offico is in PRATT BTREET, between Sharp ant Howard No. wnere myseo or my natlmn M.

Wilson, can be men at times. All pel sons having Negroes to sell would do well to see before they disK.H of them, as I am now the larges Healer who Is engaired In the trade, and always buyin, wid shipping to the Now Orleans market. 1 will aim receive aid keep Negroes at twenty five cents each pe Jay aiid forwsid them to sny Southern port at the re nie.st of the owner. My establishment is lar, com ortnble, airy end all above ground, and kept In com olete order, with a large yard for exercise, and isthi stroneest and niort splendid buildingof thr kindin th' tlnlted Htstcs. HOPE H.

PLATTER. J31-P IV. It. AMrnmmunicsimnsnrnmniivaiieniies to. H.

-A dear vou4UtM tieauiy of fipecch," ANCE'H COMPOUND MEDICATED HOAR HOUND CANDY has proved itself superior to even srticl hitherto offered, for clearing the voice. Pri J5 rsmts per package. For sale by Seth S. Hanoi, corner of Charles and Pratt streets, and Perhtn, corner of Franklin an 4 (ireen noieM. JyJ4-lmi fy the failure of crops to the farmers.

Yours, Stc. Jcan. P. S. The Rev.

Thcophilus Storke, who was to deliver the address betore the Alumni, oi Pennsylvania, has been compelled to resign through indisposition; and the Rev. James 11- Keyser has been elected his stead. Sent to Prison. A broker in Troy, named Johns, has been sentenced to Sing Sing for three years, for being accessory to the passing of an altered bill. He had received the bill in exchange, and after discovering that it had been altered he gave it to a young man to purchase lottery tickets, the proceeds to be divided equal ly.

The young man was detected in attempting to pass the bill, and having implicated John: he was arrested, tried, convicted, and sentenced as above. Wool. The Pittsburg Advocate of Friday says that the clip of this year has been good and although the prices have been comparativ ly low, yet the growers and dealers have mad' a profitable business, in asinngton county one gentleman has paid out in a short time about 45,000 for wool, andlhe amount of mo ney cxiiended for that article alone in that court ty, has been within four or five weeks Caution to Cartmen. A cartman on Wed nesday drew up opposite a hydrant in Cedar st, and directed the stream of water with full force against his horse, we presume for the purpose of washing or refreshing him. Within thr minutes from the commencement of the opera- tion, the horse reeled and fell dead on the spot A'.

1 Sun. District of Columbia Advertisements. SALE I JUDtiMEST-isnmnCaM. Franc X1 Black, for the sum of Fortv-one Dollars and Thir ty-three Cents debt, and Fifty-eight Cents cost su perceded by Mr. Thomas Cookendorfer, on the loth of July, mst.

his JOH; Witness, Jas. A. Ratcliff. mark. Fireman of the Steamboat Aususta.

Washington, July 24, 1843. jv23-3t FOR RENT A two Btory Brick Dwellin HOUSE, on New Jersey Avenue, on the next square south of the residence of the subscriber. The premises having been just thoroughly repaired are complete order and are sulnciently roomy lor llie ac commodation of a large lamily. jv27-3t THOMAS BLAGDEN CJTOL.EN from my house on Saturday morning, K-J a double backed silver LEVER WATCH made by Georee Cox, of Whitehaven: number 501 Any person rettirniiic the same or yivinj any informa tion that may lead to its recovery, will receive a re ward of ten dollars. Watchmakers in the District, Baltimore and Philadelphia, mid the adjacent cities, and policemen, please to take special notice oi tins advertisement.

fAl k. iweuABVi.1, Comer of 10th st. and Pennsylvania avenue, south side, Washington. jy2.S-lw GRAND AM) JItii1 VIC AQUATIC EXCURSION srrffiSt MOONLIGHT The NATIONAL BLUES respectfully announce to the Militiiry and citizens generally of the District that their third annual Aquatic EXCURSION will take place ou the afternoon of TUESDAY, the Sth of August ne.U. it being the last trip ot the season, no-tliina will be omitted which can contribute to the comfort and enjoyment of those who may honor the festive scene with their presence.

The commodious steamer COLUMBIA, chartered for the occasion, will leave Georgetown at 4 o'clock P. Bradley's wharf, at 5 o'clock, Navy Yard at 6 o'clock, and Alexandria at 6 o'clock. A Band of COTILLION MUSIC will be in attendance. REFRESHMENTS of id I kinds may be obtained onboard at reasonable prices, Tickets, admitting a gentleman and two ladies, to be had at SoUioron's Drug Store, Georgetown; Far-quhar Morgan's, C. H.

James', C. Stotts', C. Jar-della's, Capt. Hill and Barry's, Navy Yard; and at Appich Confectionery, Alexandria. Com mittke or Arrangements.

Lieut. Evans, Serg't Garey, Corp. Emiick, J. S. Owen, William Magec.

jy-22 28 5-7-S-7t KOTfcr T( TIIP pfnt II' Tl.o 11V1 IV A IsXSUAVS A. IIV frfirA1rcing the public, that the New DAILY LINK OF STAGES leaves the GE.N KRAL STAGE OFFICE, opposite Gadsby'g Hotel, Washington City, 6 o'clock, A. WISE'S HOTEL, Alexandria, at7or immediately on the arrival of the Mail Boat, WARRENTON, via Lee'g White Sulphur Springs and Culpepper; and the Winchester Stage leaves on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, on the arrival of the Mail Boat at Alexandria. Seats can be taken at the Washington City Stage Olfice, and at Wise's Hotel, Alexandria. Both of tiiesp are furnished with first rate new Troy Coaches, the bestof terms careful drivers.

Every attention paid to the comfort of passengers. JOHN BROWN, Proprietor. A. FLEMING, Agent, of Alexandria. Washington, July 1, jy4-tin rilHE INHABITANT! VP THE DISTRICT can procure the 8ARSAPARILLA or BLOOD PILLS R.

KEY WORTH, Pf nn. avenue, Waslungion. JOHN R. PIERPONT, Alexandria. O.

M. LINTHICUM, Georgetown. Prepared and old by the proprietor, SETII S. HANCE, corner of Charles and Pratt t. nrpB.

W. J. OXINLAN.Tfowe" CapenfrrT, L-' tier Grant it. and alley, near Bait. st.jy27-y rnillS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatllio subscriber has obtained from the Orphan's Court of Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters of administration on personal estate ol MICHAEL GLAIJSON, late said county, decf ased.

All persons bavine claims aeaiast the said deceased, are hereby warned toexhi- te same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, or before the HStth day of December may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of yu persons indebted to the said estate requested to make immediate payment. uiven under my hand thisHPtri day of June JM3. REBECCA GLADHON, Adm'x. 'PHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sutweri JL ber has obtsined from the Orphans' Court of Bal-Vu'iS letters testamentary on the estate of JOHN J. MEuIXGKR.

IMP nfsniil rnnntv ili.ren.ml All nervous having stasias against the said deceased, are hen by wam.4 ihihtt the same, with the vouchers thereof, (lulvsmaeiiticaled, to the subscriber, on or betore the 7th (jy of Dctniber, 1B4.1; they may otherwise, by law, be xeluded from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to rrmkii Immediate payment. Given under my hand tins 7th day of June, W). jyl-law4t A. MEDJVGF.R.

V.t'r. mma i to gi v. I hn, U. I HUT BHIffM IMt; trom UlB 'Plums' Court of BalU-A tBAMll, f'tamentary on thi estate rf ed A i "WlN.late of said county deeeas-ceas cllumi tho said d- the Com hT.ri'?r,'y Vn t0 ti IHih a 10 lhp on or before aw bi ihP "tt'-rwise by am cclided from all the benefit of said estate muse immediate payment jven my band, this 18th dv of JJl -Uw4w MARY BALDWIN. 111 Um'r ANrt! 1 imve Junt in bium! Amrvennri hi t.

Of various stvl, Md psuerns, f-ir s.ile. by do. en nJ 1' Y' Baltimore st MSai ixiwwa Hnnov-j and burp si. SECRET DISEASES CURED lNTWO AND INFALLIBLE CURE FOI A CERTAIN DISEASE. i THE BALTIMORE INFIRMARY is situated a Ao.dEAST PRATT STREET, five doors East Pratt street Bridge.

To the attlicted of both sexes- DOCTOR HITZELBERGER, a distinguished member of the Medico Chirurgical Faculty; a Graduate of the University of Maryland 1836'; and formerly Practising Physician to the Balti. more Eastern Dispensary; has had charge of the firs Venereal Hospitals and Infirmaries of the Unite States; and is at present proprietor of the most cele brated Secret Disease Infirmary ever established! i America, where a perfect, permanent and thorougl constitutional cure can be had with certainty, by a eminent and distinguished Physician and Surgeon, fact well known to the afflicted. i When that most horrible of all diseases, the secrev, disease, has fastened itself upon the constitution causing ulcerated sore throat; ulceration of the wind pipe, known as consumption of the throat; disease a the bones, of the nose, and palate of the mouth; uJ cerous sores, and copper-colored blotches on the head-breast, arms and legs, eruptions and pustnles on "th skin, strictures and gleet. Dr. Hitzelbergei from hi extensive practice and great skill and experience, hav; ing successfully cured more than 20,000 of the wors and most aggravated secret diseases during the las-seven years, guarantees to effect a perfect, ceruiin an thorough CONSTITUTIONAL CURE.

Having de voted the most untiring attention to this branch of dis. ease, Dr. Hitzelberger will merely add, that thousands' not only in this city, but the North, South, Eas and West, can bear testimony, that he has rescuei them from the serpent-like erasp and venomous nni. son of this most awful disease, when their lives wer despaired of. Attendance from 6 A.

M. to VI M. impotence from seminal weakness, eleet. iinm-oner and certain practices, spermatorrhea or involuntary dis charges, and debility or prostration of the procreatiV' organs speedily, effectually and permanently cured anu me iormer neaitn or tne patient completely re established. Terms in all cases very nodcrate.

The following letter exhibits in a clear and luei point of view the high estimation in which Dr. HitzeT berger's Medical abilities and professional skill wen held by the late eminent and distinguii-hed Professed: ruiitK: Baltimore, May Ith. Dr. F. L.

Hitzelberger is well known to me, beini a graduate of the University of Maryland in which hold a chair. During his attendance at the Universi. ty heconducted himself with great propriety. He wa industrious and intelligent, and at his final examina tion acquitted himself honorably. He has laid ii good foundation, and is well qualified to do the dutie of a Physician and Surgeon.

N. Potter.M. D. Professor Practice of Medicine and Pathology. TAKE NOTICE Dr.

II is a regular Graduate Medicine, attending to the secret diseases particularly Dr. H. guarantees a cure in from two to four days Infirmary No. 8 PRATT STREET, five doors easto Pratt st. Bridge, Red Sign.

Person-f at a distance can be aired by consulting Dr II. by letter, post paid, and remaining at home. N. B. Dr.

Hitzelberger has been his whole lifi devoted to the Medical Profession. Having reeeive a highly finished and most accomplished medical educa -tion, under the superintendance of Dr. Whitridge, this city, and also under the charge of Professor Ged dings, of South Carolina. The public may perceive a a glance, that Dr. H.

is a skilful physician, in possession of the recorded experience of the Great Masten of the Medical Art for the last twenty centuries. Therefore, the afflicted should apply at once to Dr. H. of the Baltimore Infirmary, (vilio well known to bt particularly success ful in curing the worst and most aggravated Secret Diseases, and has been engaged in more extensive practice of this kind, than any physiriar now living.) jyl3-'lm trr -j, CO-PARTNERSHIP The ub- fcJJjiJJigjfiSscribers respectfully inform the sub lie that they have formed a Co partnership under the firm of MOORE CHASE, for the purpose of transacting a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. Having been appointed Agents of Slates Portable Canal Boat Line" for this city, for the transportation of Merchandize to Pittsburg, avail themeelvee of the npportunity to inform Merchants and Shippers generally, that they have made ample anangeniente for the conveyance of Freight and Passengers.

Emigrants and their baggage, forwarded through with expedition, comfort and econemy. The recent great reduction of tolls on the Pennsyl vania Canals will enable them to forward Goodson the free of commission chaig- F. 1 ne line is entirely compuseu oi luur bccuuk Portable Boats, owned by captains who command 3 them; they are experienced boatmen, careful, and temperate. Produce and Merchandize by thfo line are transfened from Canal to Railroad with their cargoes imdistuibed until tbey arrive in Pittsburg, thus saving the 'delay of transhipment, preventing Goods trom neing separated on tne way, nogHiicaciH irum barrels soiled. To eiveiilidoubtedse-t turif to owners, goods sent by this line will be i MOOKlSa IJ HA is IS Will receive uuuub io i them from New York and Boston pay freight and charges and forward them as directed to any part of the Wist without charging Commission.

They will also attend to the sale of "all kinds of Produce," fromi tbe Vcst on the lowest tetms. and remit Proceeds promptly, or pay to order. BRITAIN CHASE, I No. 75 South a few doois below Pratt street. V.

Due notice will be given of the commence i menloflberemilnrtrlp. MOORR CHASE. rrio A CONSUMPTIVE YOUNG LADY. Oh Lady do not leave us now, Wo can't afford tosparo you, Let not the cold Hump on your brow, From this fair world scare you. We love you in the win dland sweet, And by the moonlight shore, But most of all in Market street, In ourown Baltimore.

Then don 't sweet maid depart so soon, While there is every chance, To rescue beauty from the tomb, Oh fly to our friend Hahci. For Love and Art have both combined To make him skilled and handy, To save the fairest of mankind, If they will use his Candv. Price 25 centa per package, or five for 1. Pn m.v- by SETH 8. HANCE.

corner of Chnrlcji and Ptm streets, Baltimore. Also, lor sale by the following Agents: O. K. TYLER, corner High and Baltimore him: r. pvukIsjh corner of Baltimore and Green st; PARR GRA HAM, corner of Baltimore and Euiv sts: OLIVKR WOODS, iorncr Market and Lancaster F.

A. corner Gay and Saratoga sta; FORNEY Eutaw, Rbove Lexington st. Jylo-Im HANCE'8 SARSAPARILLA or BLOOD PILLS for Purifying the Blood and eurina Dvhik-dsuu A few dosea of these Pills, lakeii to evacuate the bowels freely, and then regulated so as to keen tln' bowels slightly open, will cure the worst case of Iy, pepsia. Pric 25 cent per box. For sale by BETH 8" RANCE, corner Charleji PraU sta, Jjy3-ln Jjl4tf, NOE, at my store.

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