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BoSroN, October Is.

Extract of letter from Rotterdam, of the
25th OF tuly-received in London Au-
gust 9.
s'The news is known, that the Emperor
has declared to the American Ambassador
that he would not enter into treaty until
the U D. declared war against England !;
thus probably war between France and
America.
The British papers assert positively that
our ambassador to the French government
is at Amsterdam. The object of his visit
Is not absolutely stated, but is minated to
DE TO endeavor to prevent further amount
OF American property from sw elling the ag-
gresaie oil French approximations. II s view
however may also be TO seek passage TO
MS own country, or safe conveyance for
important dispatches. He has undoubted-
~ taiied IN the demands in behalf of Ame-
rican rights that he was directed to make
on the Emperor Napoleon. Letters on the
subject may be momenty expected at
Washington.
Palladium.
Two uRcommon papers on public affairs
were puoiisN.d in the Court Gazette, at
Amsterdam. July IS and %.
Alter depicting the horrors produced by
the French Revolution, watch - dss.ri,cI
as that terrible CONFUSION, which spreads
death, despair, and mourning over the finest
region Of the world, and finally brought in
ti!e'r traln that greatest OF alt rn,sturtunes
II state OF bankruptcy" the Dutch a;s sta.
ed 70 uefiVe some consolation frol, die con-
sc'ousneSs, that they nave not h ,G To
snb'i,it - the caprice OF an arbitrary CO
vernnent, nor to ,rosn under the dese,tic
iDsoicnce OF a Gooqseror." FATS lane,i,re
needs no commentator 10 explain it. Trney
even 80 Oh to say, The King (l,ouis 30.
n'paue) has already openly declared a
anst tie CONSUMPTION, in the face of au
Europe" Fote seeing and deoreca,inr
the punishment which IS about 10 be mi CT
.ed OH iiim for such an avcwal, and an,ici..
pating his depositios, they add, s.Let Us.
tnen, ali uaiie our efforts, 20 shey oar
\ Ms that true DHfchmen 7pish 10 Arofect
him aoho ia5OHrS for fhem :" MAY we Thus
ever merit tac care and the love Ola Kim.
who gives Us unCcasiny prOS.s that he IS
less oar eigu th "a oar first Magistrate.
and the man OF the nation
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ANFCDOTE OF LORD NELSON.

ATFCDOTE Or LORD NEbSON'
Tie following oircums aHce respecting
the immoral Nelson, which seems not TO
be generally known, took place during me
battle Of the Sound. II proves tina no sit
na.iCu, however dangerous, can disConcert
the truly brave man, or render him nat.
teD,ive TO those minutlac which biting watch
ed BY The enemy, betray cur weakness or
proclaim our power. In the midst OF the
dreadful Slaughter Of that tremendous en-
gagement, surrounded by the dying and
the dead, the British admiral ordered an
officer. bearing flag OF truce, to go on
shore with note to the Crown Prince. II
Contained proposal to his Royal II ghncss,
20 aoquiesce, without further delay, IN the
proportions of the British government no,
opy % put a stop to the present eHusion OF
l. rood On both sides, but to save from total
destruction Copenhagen with its arsenals,
which he would Otherwise level with the
water. Whilst his Bordship was waiting
with ml the calmaess Of man IN his stu
dy. He desired Colonel Stewart TO send
sOiuc one Below for a light that he might
scai las despatch. Colonel Stewart obey
et; b0 no one appearing with candle,
wien B4Jd Nelson had nearly completed
his letter, he inquired the reason OF such
ntg'gCt aud found that the boy who had
BIZ, sent lor H., had been ktll,d-by cam
non shot. The order was repeated up
OH ~hich Col, Stewart Observed" Why
should your Lorlsbip be so particular III
writire, 70 use wax why not use wa
fer The hurry OF battle will be a sufici-
ent apology for the violation Of etiquette.
--'' II rs TO prove, my friend replied Lord
Nelson, {" that we are in no hurry, that this
request is not dictated by fear, OF 4 wish
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Ba1TtMoaE, oc,ossr is

baltimore. October IS.
Extract of Letter dated Il wanna, IS
Sept. 1859.
&c We have only time to infcrm YOU that
a Royal Order has been received here
shutting the Ports of this Island agusst all
Foreign vessels, which has been pronul.
gated and posted at the custo.n house this
morning"
ECoifee House Books.
October 10.
Lord Erskine has, it Is said written 3.
pamphlet eXculpatory of his sons couil,,,.s
while minister to the u. S.
NosFoLE, October IS.
The African frigate. on board of wh,rh
Mr.. ErskiRe is tO embark for England pc
mains in Hampton Reads. Her departure
we understand from good authority depends
upon the arrival of Mr.. Jacksou's des;5as:h.
es from Washington. AS sac has already
remained longer than WAS expected. II i,
surmised that Mr.. Jackson has commenced
his negotiations with our government, x d..
tains this ship in order to advise his govern.
Ment of the progress or probable result of
those negotiations.
1t is said that dispatches from our 90
vernmentfor Mr.. Piukney. wh5ci, were sent
down to SO by the African. nave been re-.
turned.
October 90
The Ship Horizon. Capt Potts, arrived
here yesterday evening erom London and
As days from the Downs. Our latest ma,
pers are to the middle of August; the CAM
not having an opportunity OF going ON shore
when IN the Downs, is the reason why later
dates are not received. Capt. Potts is the
bearer of dispatches from Mr.. Pinkney ia
our government.
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BELFAST, Aug. 10.
DUBLIN, Aup. "a.

DUBLIN, Aug %.
French papers to the t5th, and Spanish TO
the 1st. inst. have reached this Office. We
have translated such parts OF them as ap.
peared interesting, and this evening pre-
sent them to our readers. rhe order of
the day dated Madrid, July Goth, we think
eminentiy entitled to notice. Ii will be
perceived that @the account, which this or
der contains, alludcs to the driving in of
the out post of the English and spanish ar
mes; and from the composition and SIZE
OF tils very curiohs docu nett, i. is m4ni-
Test that his most Catholic maieity joseph,
however injector he may be to his mos;
Christian majesty Mapo!eoo, ia all the great
requisites of genera.ship, yet possesses in
AN hgh degree those talents for bonbastic.
Tor which the illusirinus House of Aiocio
hath been long distinguished. g The K ing
Continues 20 persue the enemy. Tn. re
SUIT of this Dr lliant success will be the ex
pulsion of the English, aud the terminate
on ct the calaniues oil Spam." We re-
quest our readers to compare this fustian
dispatch, with the modest account gwen by
our iliustrious counterman of the glorious
battle of ral4vsra.
MADRID, July %.
Order of the day. On the 26th ,nst. his
Catholic Majesty, at the head of the 1st
and %th corps of his reserve, fell in VITA
the English, Portuguese, a d rebel army.
assembled in great numbers IN the piain
near Sdnto Domingo. 10 attack, defcRt,
and completely route it, was the work of a
moment. The king continues to pursue
the enemy. The result OF this brilliant sue
cess will be the expulsion OF the En- ylis1
and the termination Of the cal.mities O.
Spain. rhe q )vernar General o. Madrid.
We have accounts from Paris, that Mr..
Armstrong the Americau Anb lssA,ior,
with his family and suite, is preparing 70
quit thit city. lucy arc to proceed from
the French capital To- Holland from which
they are 10 sail for their native country .
War between France and the Republic of
the u. States was considered as inevitable.
Such il seems has been the result of the
very cavalier declaration of the Cors;can
that he would allow 40 neutrality % exist
and that America must make choice Of
France or England for her enemy. With
out any reference TO justice or policy, il is
manifest that the power, which mas the
insolcnce to make such a declaration 10 a
neutral state, has thereby committed the
hrst act OF hostility and should be treated
accordingly.
Aug. Is.
BY an arrival from Holland, there seems
~ uOuot Oi war taxing place between
france and America. Gen. Armstrong
had reached Ams;eFdan iron Paris, AMI
resided ~ the house Of ,dr. Bourne t,ie
American consul there-.-t Senecd Arm
strong had haaily taken leave of "a.
French government in his diplomatic
charater, but intended to return to CON.
p!ete somc FANNY arrangements.
Tne Irish Legion serving under Bona
plrte, is said 20 be commanded by per.
son OF the name of O'Meard, and not by
Arthur O'Connor, as generally Supposed,
Woo lives retired ABOUT three mics from
Paris. O'Meard had dBtinguihel himself |
IN several actions.
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REMARKS.

1t will be sven that in Gloucester the
Republicans have lost two Members of AS
sembly. This WAS owing to disgraceful
local schism, by which the Republican
Candidates lost, and the Federal gained a
number OF votes.
In Monmouth. where last year the feds
had more than 0r;Ired majority, the
Republicans have this year about nun
dred and fifty.
In Hunterdon, the Republican majority
is increased from aheat eighty last year,
to three or four hundred, this.
In Essex and Morris, where the fedora
lists had formed tickets and made great
busile-the Republican tickets have pre-
vailed as usual by immense majorities.
In Cumberland and Salem there was no
federal opposition.
In Burlington we understand the federal
majority is considerably reduced.
From Middlesex, Somerset, Bergen and
Cape Nav, we have 10 certain inGormati-
on bat as in our statement we have given
them all to the Fsderalists, any Members
which we may get in any of those counties
will increase the Republican Majority as "a
bove stated.
Newt Jersey is safe--and her sons deserve
well OF their country
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PsILApELPaIA. Oct. 1a.

BY the ship Helena, capt. Miller, arrived
at this port yesterday in IL days from
Londonderry, Cwith los passengers all
In good healthy we have received a mum.
Der OF Dublin and Ballast papers to the
latter end OF August, from which we Sc
lect the following articles.
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NEWBURYPO2 L, Mass. o.. -.
lNole IRON Cap ain DenniS, of sch. Ltae
d ck from Demerara.

Sept. was boarde by II. 3. VI. brig
BsllUua, treated politely, aud dis missed AZ
the sa.ae time (iuadal,1ps bearing n. T.,
distant on 6 niles, wini being very light,
saw a brig in shore, w,ica proved to be 4
irish brig Of war, WI, spoke me at 7, p.
va. the captain very pdi;cly asked me #
mad any MIR nation -. thc French row
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

SHhHLFS lOHs u OSPt. 1OOSs
SIR-With great pleasure obey the or.
ders of my fellow citizens of Charleston, in
forwarding to you the enclosed copy Of the
resolutions this day adopted by them. These
resolutions were prepared by large COM
mittec indiscriminately appointed; and af.
terw ards unanimously adopted by very
numerous assenhlage Of citizens, of differ
ent political principles. The disavowed
of the late negoc alton by the British min
istry, though it calls for no gratitude, is
likely to resul, in good. 1t has materially
forwarded an extensive association for the
promotion OF domestic manufactures, on
national scale--it has induced belief, that
the failure OF past negotiations was not
chargeablc on the administrators OF our 60.
vernment; & it has essentially contributed to
the union OF our citizens. The names of
parties, which heretofore have prevailed,
are in a fa'r way OF being exchanged for
the honorable appellatien of Amaricans.
With the most exalted sentiments of re.
spec, aud cs,e IN, am your most ooed'en;
servant.
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DAVID RAMSAY.

An answer from The Pre- s;dcnt has been
this LAY received, OF which tie following is
| a copy:
Sir have received the resolutions al
the meeting Of citizens in Charleston, on the
5th lost covered by your favor OF the same
date
These resolutions comprise tee many Cir
cumstanres, enhancing the value OF the pat.
riotism they breath, not to afford particular
satisfactioe.
However a difference If views may be in
dulged in subordinate questions of policy,
2 nnion Of all, on such as evidently affect
the sovereignty, the honor, or the essential
interests Of the nation, is q du y to which
eveYy denomination OF Cit Gems will rally,
whose love of couptry elevatcs them above a
.p,rig OF party. OF this genuine patriotism,
the meeting q WHEN YOU presided, has CIV
en- a Conspicuous example.
The occasion which led 20 this proceeding
Of your fellow CitIz-ns, IS az much Tegre tied
as 1t w4s little to he anticipated. Ii could
the less have been anticipated, as besides
the respect due to an arrangement solemnly
entered into by plen potentiary minister,
and not only strictly bu, irreYocably car
RED into execution by The oiher party, the
arrangement itself was ola nature to claim
a ready sanction, even If, con rary to every
ground of confidence, ]. bad not been with.
IN the scope OF previous instructions.
Whether the sequel may better CORES
pond with the wishes aud hopes Of the u.
States, founded on that attachment TO peace
which they nave proclaimed, K on that ex.
empiaTy justice which they have practised,
Remains to be seen. In no event can the cit
ixeps OF Charleston lose the merit OF having
evinc d unanimity and zeal, 80 less cal.
culated TO avert, than TO meet aggressious,
prompted by amIsConcepiiOn OF tbs AmeTi..
can character.
For the confidence which the meeting has
been pleased to express in my faithful pdr
suit Of the ps0l.c good, f~elali the obligA.
tioBs which II demands. In rendering N
acknowledgement &c them, | beg, at the
same time, that YOU will accept Tor yonr
sell, assurances OF my plrGcul,r esteem.
JAMES MADISON.
Stffcm5er 20h, 1909.
Dr.. DAVID RAMSEY, Chairman, &c. sc.
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ORDER OF THE DfY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

GoELLERsDoRFF, July 7.
In the battle of yesterday, the ,rooDs of
the left wing in no respect answered the
expectations which i had a right to cher,
lsh respecting them nor the hopes I had
formed, the importance CT that. day con-
s'aered, from their strong and advantageous
position.
The disastrous result OF that battle must
be- aserlbed to the coniuct Of ,hes. trnonsG-
tor as the confusion was general a Gllns
them the retreat was sad. with TOO grcac
haste and disorder. I AN also, with snme
exceptions, far from baiDg sa,5,iieI win
tue infantry. Several rey,mepc; mlrcbed
forward too soon and bc,:an 10 ti'e without
any cause. They were bes;,les 50 crowded
together that they fired uSoa one another.
Inc oihcers were not able to rally th. lar.
ger bodies which AcI in disorder, and thus
ground was lost The confused CIV when
was heard among the troops. drowned
the voice OF the commanding officers.
Had toe commanders accustomed their
troops 70 silence, aud taught them to at
tend to nothing but their or Iers, the sep
arAtlon OF the left wing would not haze pro-
duced such shameful consequences.
In every regiment which Shall hereaf-
ter conduct itself in a similar manner the
zenith man shalt be condemned 70 die, and
the rest of the men shalt be distributed a.
moaS the other regiments. The cOmman-
ding officer shall be cashiered and the o.
ther oiOccrs dismissed. Cries of alarm a.
nong tae troops snail be punished with
death. lac troops must only act wnen
orders are given them, or on the signal of
the drurl. In most req mcms, the drums
are placed with the muse, ont Of the reach
OF tue FIRE, but ths CON handing officers
shall see that all the drums retlrn to their
posts, and saali take c,re that the troops
dnder their direction do not irs w.tlJut
orders or a, too great a distance.
In tue evening OF tie 5th the regiment
oil ArSentaIr made such bad disposltioas.,
tiIat ia the Improbable retreat 20 Nsu6 I'D.
the I'd line fred upon the first aud occasj.
oled great disorder. the regiment VI
tiesse NemJurg did nothing bar wander
mere and there sometimes was heard the
cry Of forward where there was no enc.
my General Riese did not Conduct HIN.
self well at Entzersdorlf. On the 6:h IN
the evening, did not find hin at the nca1
OF his troops, aud besides he d.i not fjli3w
the orders which we're given hin resosct-
ing the attack. He shall b. dismissed from
the service Of his majesty.
The disorder which still prevails among
the troops, proves that the Cdis1rs vt the
stan know not how to apply remedy.
sal however, set an cSst DD.c .nyssil.
snail, according - the circu.ns.ances, dis,
Ass or cts1i1f atcI o.iCsfs of the grul
S'af' wnoss trips are ~: AZ ,ii br5Isht
Glltr proper discipline. IL - tie 81 IN.
OF tne ar ny th1t 50 many strA sisrs and
plundcrers. IRE fund on ali tne roads aud
all the villages.
sSigaed)
CHARLES, ,ssneralssto5.
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NV YORK Oct. II.
ARRIVED sINCE oUR LASrl


Snip Sally, Scott, OF Boston, 10 DAYS rom
81. Pctersburgh and SO from EV,!de Wan.
OrSnevs) with canvass, hemp and iron,
90 lie Roy BAyard and M'Eyers. During
IN: voyage rel VITA many British Ships
Of war, and treated gencraily with great
poiEeness, particularly by Sir James Sau.
marez, and ali the officer, Of the ships they
pointed out in the most circumstanciaI
manner, where dangers were to be appre.
hended, and how to shuu Danish and Nor.
wcglan pirates.
August 30.
The ennuel conference of the Methodists
held this year at Manchester, terminated
on Thursday, 259 preachers attended. Ac-
tuai increase of members during the past
year, 1920 {, 200 IN Eogland and Ireland
and 8OOO in America. The numbsr of
preachers received at conference after
the four probationary years, exclusive of
those in the districts, was 2O..-and the
nupber Of new chapels opened since last
conference IS SAID TO be considerable.
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FROM L0NDON PApENs.

b1HdParte his o'ier.d tho Austrian pri-
''acr' OF war BORA IA tls provinces recent,
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GCoTee House Bools.l
October 10.

Lord Erskiue has. it is said written
pamphlet excuipatory of his sons contucs
while minister TO the u. S.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-13
GEORGE ROGERS.

N. B. The above named medicine IS Sc
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
the President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary In Northampton,
county Of Hampshire and state OF M2ssachu-
sets.
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Joseph H. Vaudeville,

Garner ef King eud URlo,l-streets,
HAS FOR Sale,
5000 baskets coarse and hae Sail, by the
basl>el andin sacks.
so barrels Whiskey
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. iii casks.
5000 VT. best grcen Coffee, III bags.
1000 do. While do.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, 'Windwayd* Island, and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyso1a, ana ny
son SKIN Teas. Of the latest imhortations.
Sugar, best Mascosado, in lioesheads AND
barrels.
Do inIerior qualities, ia do.
Molasses, in hogsheads
Glover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candies, mould and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar. :,
Spanish Cigars, Ha,nslton's and Carrots
snuif, in bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Pepper, Allspice, Chewing Tobacco
Nader, Copperas, Soal Leather, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, Ks. sc.
ydLS0,
Best SuperEine Flour. for private iamiaes,
a few barrels Corn, and some Seed Oats,
Plaster of Paris, SIC.
ADriI IL,
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Charles Chapman.
Northampton, March, 1909.

Northampton, March, 1909.
], Elijah Norton, jun. OF Westampton, III
ssachusetts, do certify, that IN the last
year was attended with great debility -
weakness of the lungs, distressed for breath,
and violent cough, attended with q lever Tor
a number Of months about The fifteenth OF
August / began the use Of Dr.. George Ro-
gers's Vegetable Pulnonic sDctergent.t 4
Kept in the use OF it about three months
Immediately ertakiag this aaedlclnc my
cough abated, AID Iscopldsbreathe with more
freedom. [ would recommend the medicine
from my own experience, to thote who arc
troubled with cough, ana disorders OF tie
lungs and breast. & consunpaYe complaints,
and dc believe it to be g valuable and useful
medicine.
ELIJAH NORTON, jan.
Yvestampton, Feb. q, 1909.
Foy Safe BY R. GRAY, Bookseller, King
strert, agesst fer the hretlrtefora
March 20 faWSn
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Warrington Bridge Company.

NOTICE Is here6y giveA, to the 1-Foprle-
tors of Sixteen Shares OF the CapKat stock
of the said Company. upon Wlileh tic Second
Instalment of I'm Dollars a si,..te remains
which shares arc numbered 40 4'2
A63 1865 1856 1867 1868 1869 1870 1892
1895 1895 1877 1905 1899 1000, ailp 10
,hc proprietors Of IS shncs, aPon willch the
sd instrument OF S 10 Z share rein4las unpaid,
numbered s64 365 $50 SCI SOS 500 SO
.27I 372 Is7s 464 462 463 An AS 4z6 III
A78 479, 40 49l 49, 43S 484 AS $50
487 4s8 4S9 400 49i 400 4e3 SO $50 c58l
$50 5SS 584 SIS $50 5s7 588 $50 GAO
Oh, 642, 643, 1850, 1869, 1910, 1889,
l34o, 1863, 1894, 1855, 1924, 1925, 1926,
1927, 1928, 1929, 1865, 1866, 1907, 1868,
1869, 1870, 1892, 1895, 1896, 1897, 1888,
1899, 2c0e, that unless the respective install
gnens Of ten.doliars Oh each share, be paid to
he he asllrcr, Oh or before The fist Gay OF
.tunc l.ext, the President and Directors vii
Jroceedon that day, to forfeit for the benefit
Ct the Company the said shares, IL col,iorm-
ity with the. provisions OF @' An act aulho'is-
ing the, erection Of bridge over the river
Eoto,na5, within the district OF Columbia"
.Actict is also stpez, to Delnqucnts OF the
Fourth Lastsdnle1t, that unless they make
payment Immediately on their shares, the
Directors will advertise them for forfeiture.
Il. order Of The Directors;
DANIEL CARROLL, of Dud.
President.
April 26--27 eotlJ
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John Gardner Ladd,

EGe .f2r sc!c, a: his WaTehoass, Pria:ey.f
H4qrj--
Muscoyado AID Lost Sugars in hoqs.ea.s
and barrels.
Moiasses. West-India, and NcS-I,a.....s,.
Rum in dc.
Hollands Gin snd French Brandy lagIgcs,
Port, Sherry, and IIalaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hysoa FISH
sh,laa, and Hyson-skin Teas, in whyl:, a.Sl
audquartcr chests.
case black Persians
9 barrels Caroline Indigo.
20 crates Liverpool cream-cqIofsd d .l&s>
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spcrmace5 Mould, ard Mostid aad lSfL
Tallow Candies in boxes.
Brown Soap.in boxes--Cod-hsh II do,
Beet, PORK, Salmon, ShaG and Ha?rae9a
in barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides, a quantity
Soa. Leather,A Iens', " omens aod ChIls'sHI
Shoesof various descriptions, a lew packages
Of White Rolls and German Checks, Russ"
Shsetings and Diapers, Russia cad Es,es
Duck, India Cotton OF different kinds Ns!-
keens, 80 pieces coarse Irish Linens ''a~
ing and wrapping Paper, SEQ bushels 3a ;s
Salt, Corda@c, Fls>, Glue, quant'F o. w
negar. 20otons P.aistel Paris, .alld ~ '.@A
Russian Hcnap, &C. &C.
January
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J To the Public.

IN consequence Of taking a severe cold Y. ~
Nav. 1908, I was seized with violent pam
in nay side, attended with distressing cough
which, although had the advice and pre-
scriptions Of a respectable physician, 4asfea
me iout weeks, without any alienation. a
then applied TO DR.. George Rogers, who adj
rninistered his Vegetable Pui'nonie Detur-
gent, which gave me immediate relief; and
in ten days was entirely freed from the pain
in my side and cough.
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BANK OF POTOMAC,

MAY 5, o09
II ME Stockholders in the balis< d ioto-
& mac are hereby lNtcrneli, that !. Glvl--
#ay.4 Of tarce and IN hail PSF cenl. lol the
last slA months has bscl cec.aryd, and VII
be paid 70 them OF their legal representatives
on Monday next Tie 9th inst.
.Ey Draeroi The Pleslaelt aud directors.
Charles Page, Cgb4ler.