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The subscriber having been greatly benefited by
the Of u Rogers Vegetable PulmonIc Deter
gent corcehes Il duty lie owes the proprietor ot
,ur medicine and The publick to state the following
facts.
70. several years have been much afflicted with
tC Asthma aud for weeks together have net been a
DC t. lie down il my bed seeing ihe above Medi-
,ae advertised FOR sale Mr.. TAPPAN's Book kstore:
determined "a r-akc trisi of ii, though have al
been much pfeiudiced against Patent Medicines
in general, md confess had very little faith III this,
b,t - my great srrrrise and Joy soon after taking
the FIRST dose, found myself so much relieved as TO
sleep quietly in bed and hav, since, when IN
the least troubled ith the Asthma, found ,mmedi~
ate relief bv ITS use.
d. not hesitate, with confidence to recommend
th' Ngeabic Detergent to all i'll the least afflicted
With the Asthma. and have 10 doubt but they Will
receive great relief by The use of this invaluable
nedioinc. WM. WALKER.
Portsmouth,, March IA, 1871.
], ISRAEL FENNLP, of Providence, in
tie State of Rhode-Island, 10 hereby certify, that
my Wife RuTu FEHNER, afflicted for a consid
cradle tmc III the summcr Of 1911, with on extreme
cough, pam III ier side and loss OF appetite, which
reduce. het such low and feeble state that she
was scarcely :bic TO walk across tie room, and 60
all appearance fst inclnlng to quick consumption
immediately Obtained one cake OF Rogers Neget-
ahe pUlmonic Detergent, and after ttking this ac-
curGiHg 10 the directions, she restored to her
uSuSl state ot htah, Nhich VIC attfitutc, WITH the
blessing ot God to the above valuabio medicine.
lSEATL FENNER.
Providence, November IL, 1871.
Ertract Of ierc, fcm afr, DANIEL Arm,
Of L9udon, Neg Hgn.4sdre, 70 M. Isaac
HAIL, EGitsr Of she Ac17-Hqrleh,re Pctri-
Ct, ConcoTd.
Dear 4ir--Havipg frequently heard men,
ton made Of the ben fetal eiFec; q Rooms Tege-
table ('usaonc Detergent, Ia pulmonary complaints
and seeing odyertis.d for sale othce, after
having made use OF almost every older rc dicino,
Induced 70 make trial OF H. Although three OF
my sisters had successfully faller victims to
sumption, and although my self threatened with the
same complain, which had proved fatal TO then, this
benign restorative have reason TO believe, mas
hunod mo IN tacrobie state Of health, ard think
canro do Il better service TO The community than
10y requesting you TO make publick Ills testimony TO
:he almost supcr human effects ct this Medicine
toudOn Dec. 90. 9i1. DANIEL AVER.
N. B.--1ic Medicine mentioned ia the
above Certificates, may he had Of JAMES
TAYLOR and SAMUEL w. VlNSCN,
Newpor,.--JOHN CASEY, ast-Grcen-
wioh.--R OBERr COZZENS, Wexford.
THOMAS X. WELLS, Little Rest Hill
RICHARD NJ. WEBBER, Tiyerton, and
al various other places.
Price Two Dollars pei Cake.
Newport. December 2s, 1911.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES.
JOSIAH MUNRO,

Offers for sale, on very reasonable terms,
for cash, or approved paper, at the old
stand Of J. Munro & Co.
No. ll6, 7hames. Street,
Hhds. w. Island Rum;
Is pipes best country Gin;
do. 4th proof Brandy; y
10 Or; casks Sherry 2Winos
do. Malaga s ''"'S : :
l3 boxes hyson, = -
IS do. souchong, e"S g
do. bohca
i20 bags and Is bbls. Coffee; s :
rs boxes Chocolate, No. ,2&3; s
40 90. Doo!ittle's Soap; : Z
$50 WI. Spanish flotant indigo; s 6
200 do. New-Orleans dc, $.>
Is bugs Pepper 3 -
l8 do. Pumento; g ;
200 lbs. Nutmegs : :,
100 do. Cloves; : 5
5 boxes Mustard, =.
Is SACKS Corks; +
10 kegs best Ginger; 3 =
5 hhds. Pearl Ashes; ;
, tons Campeach, Logwood;
$50 lbs. India Alum; 20
5 bbls. Starch; z. =
5 bags Cotton; 3 9
Pots Maccabau Snuff;
Kegs Rappe do; :
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THE PASSIONS.

The same Nature which gave yon
passions, gave you also reason and a
love of order. Religion added to the
HIGHT of Nature and the experience OF
mankind, has concurred in establishing
it as an unquestionable truth, that the
irregular or intenperate indulgence OF
. the passions,is always attended with pain
isssome mode or other, which greatly
eds its pleasure.
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poetry.
TIE EARTHQUAKE
S ELE CT z ID.

THE EARTHQUAKE.
STILL was the hour-the moon drove high,
Her cloudless course along the sky;
The winds were hushed-no zcpbyr's sigh
Breathed DER the deep Tranquility.
What awful stiffness reigns around
Nature seems sunk in deep profound
What Sudden trembling moves the ground
What shakes the world thus fearfully
Earth's bosom seems with pain to swell
What wandering spirit strikes the bell'
Nature, is this thy funeral knell!
My soul, is this eternity!
Behold the mighty mountains nod
As when on Sinai's summit trod
The footsteps Of the eternal GOD,
When he unveiled his majesty
How dread the thunder's awful roll,
That shakes the earth from pole to pole
What power can thus conyulsc the whole
Can II be less than Deity
III Char!est0n, S. c. Tie belle in the Chnrche
q0
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Co-partnership Formed

THE subscribers have, for the pur-
l. pose Of transacting COmmission Business, eh.
tered into partnership under the firm OF
RICH.nO.A-D q no GERS,
and have taken the Store, Nc95, Thames street
corner Of Markctsquare
Any business in the above branch, entrust-
ed to them, will be strictly attended to.
Paddock Richmond,
Robert Rogers, jun.
~ Il. Liberal advances made on Goods, dcposi-
ted for sale, IL required. April %.
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100 rcainS various kinds Books and Portable
Writing Paper, OF ve- Desks
ry supcriour quality Wriiords Writing CO.
An assortment of Blank pics, by the dozen or
Books, Ledgers, Day single;
Books, Receipt Books, A!manacks, by the groce
&c. or dozen;
80 resms Wrapping Pa Singing. Books, of,arious
per, various kinds; kinds :. also 4 few CO.
bles, Testaments, Die pies Of the Boston Mu-
tionares, Biographies, sical Miscellany
Spelling Books, &c.&c. Shaving soap, by llic do:.
wholesale and retail; cn or single cake, very
10000 English, Dutch, excellent;
and Russian Quills, Of A very handsome assort-
very supci1Vur quail mCnt o.. bamboo and o.
ity; ther Canes, from Sd u
Bact-Gammon Tables, > . each
Playing and Visiting An assortment Of silver
Cards, States, lead mounted Whips, anI
and slate Pencils, Wa trav- ling Trunks
fers, lnkstandS, Scales regular supply of hes,
and DNlders, Pocket Spanish Segars.
The above articles are generally he very
best kind, and will be sold very low.--Orders from
the country will meet particular attention, and any
articles not on hand, will be Immediately obtained
from Boston or Ncw.York
- Constant attendance given from sunrise till Q
o'clock p. NJ. and every favour gratefully acknowl
edged.
Ssahoaa'y, Lottery g Erchange OEce,l
No. 1IH, 7H..sIes.S Street Dec 20
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CERTIFICATES.

|, JONATHAN KINGSLEY, OF WIND
ham, in the county of Nincham, and State OF Con-
rect;cu,, 90 hereby certify, that my wife, ZILLAn
KlxcsLEY, was afflicted in the winter OF lSO9, with
an txtrene cough, loss Of appetite, &c. and though
under the care of able Ply scian, and not eAPei-
enciug al! particular benefit, Twas induced TO make
q triaI o. Dir Rogers Vegetable Pumonic Deter
gen-and after using two or three cakes she expert
cncs d rs beneficial effects and in the course OF
few lron;hs recovered her usual state OF health,
which she had previously been SO much alarmed
ahou' an. we think il is entirely owing 10 the
,Alu Die medicine called Rogers Vegetable Pulmo-
nlc Detergent JONATHAN klNGSLEf.
Winahan,, July II, 1871.
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sMisceXaneoss Selections.
CHARITY.

THE. love OF God, TO be pure and
holy, must be identified with the love
of our neighbor. In other words divine
love, inhpellng us TO do good to all men
as we have opportunity. His bosom,
therefore, possesses the genuine principle
of divine love, the elementary fame OF
immortal happiness, whose actions and
affections are consonate to the two great
commandments. Thus the Christian
system blends religion and morality i'll an
indissoluble union. The neglect Of one
is the neglect of both. TO disjoin devo.
ton and morals is TO renounce the Cos
pei. The purest alteration which we
can pay to God, is not in protesting love,
but in cndesyoring to be like our Father
in Heaven, who is kind to the evil and
unthankfdl. Where divine love is made
the -,,sotlon to social, The narrow and self.
.anish in the expanded stream OF be-
,olent sensations. Christian love,
lowing warm and genuine in the heart,
consumes the force of the selfish princi
pie; as the rcd OF Aaron swallowed up
the rods OF the magicians.
Short Intervals of absence from the
peopled word, are indeed, suspicious to
virtue but continued, and hahuual sol
itudc chills the bosom against the warm
impulses of beneyolence, and freezes
1ale best blood, that the sympathetic ai-
:ctions would circulate through the
leart. In Paradize it was not good for
,nan to be alone and certainly, in that
state of complicated JOY and sorrow to
which we are born, and in which we
have to live, it cannot be good for us to
be alone. The fading spirits require the
refreshing intercourse of society.
The messenger OF immortality has de-
nounced the selfish in this awful sen
tence-"Go We cursed into everlasting;
while they, who feeling the divine glow
of love unieigned, labor, like minister
ing angels, to sooth the diversified mis-
cries Of human life, shall be called
Z" blessed of my Father - and, when
all the grandeur of the world crumblcs
into dust, shall shine like the stars iolc-
ever. Thus it app ears that the test ot
vital religion, is not high professions nor
merely thc eherverssing sensations of dc
votional zeal but the eXelCiie OK those
benevolent sympathies, which endear men
to God while they endear them to each
other. Let MS constantly try ourselves
by this test, and we shall not be deceived.
But il we make religion to consist III
those tumultuous emotions which do not
lead us to be humble, compassionate, OF
kind, or in bare assent 10 those doc
trines which have no influence ON human
conduct, we are only opening door, by
which fanaticism and hypocricy may en-
ter into this sanctuary, and usurp the
name of that Spirit which abounds III
the fruits of righteousness.
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Factory Notice.

W WuEREAS, Cotton Mandatory Company has
w lately been established, who have been At
great expense in purchasing water prviledges mills
and other bulldogs in Jewett City, Preston, and
have erected Cotton fastory AN extensive scale
on one of the best millstands in the State of Con
nee,cut, which will contain and operate 1000 spin.
dles--and have now considerable number in opera.
ton and $40 nearly completed the whole being
built of the bcs, materials and executed D. the FIRST
workmen-aad TO improve their privileges to the best
advantage, would wish 10 enlarge their capital TO
twenty or twenty-five thousand dollars more than il
now is Any gentleman wishing to become intcrc ST.
cd ia a Cotton Factory and other water privileges.
are invited TO come and examine the situation, the
privileges and works. and join them in the business
John Wilson, . Committee fer sad
John Douglass, COMPANY.
Preston, lewct City, lCcn April %.
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I. PHILLIP. SALISBURY, Of New.Ha

ven, state of Connecticut, do hereby of my own
free will and accord, cert fy That about the Begin
MIN. et the year 1871, WIS seized with most VIC
lent pain M right side, which produced cough
tls pam and cough increased until April, wlren L
found myself SO weak especially in my lungs and
in ny knees, tla was scarcely .Dlc 10 walk abroad,
concluding therefore | was fast approaching TO the
grave ty consumption, was greatly alarmed, rs
also was my family bu, on hearing of DR. Rogers
Vegetable Pumonic Detergent, tor Consumpu,e,
Asthmatick and Catarrhal complaints, in mediately
mate application TO Tie apo,hecary, and obtained
one caAe, whYh took according 10 the direction,
which when Thad taken Ill of it, found mysel! re-
stored to my health arc strength far rs can be eX-
peotcd Of man in tic 5lst year of his age; which
medicine l truly and conscientousy believe was
solely by the blessing OF God the means of ,he res
torstion of r1y health. pHillP SALISBURY.
City of New-Haven, September 10, 1911.
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Nee Stationary and Scb0oI
Books.
J. c. SH

rs now opening general assortment of
EFSTATlONARY * SCHOOL BOOKS,
which he will sell upon as good terms IS can
be obtained in Ncwport-yiz.-
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Rogers Tegeta6le PnimSa'c
Detergent,

FOR CO.VSU.lP7YON, -fSTHMfTItA IND
C4T.4RRH.fL COMPLAINTS
NOTHING which has been said in recon-
IN meniaton OF this medicine, has been in tho least
degree exaggerated, which many of the enlightened
and candid Of the Faculty. with whom the propne-
tos has had an interview, and communicated many
of the principal ingredients, politely aeknowledge-
Its evident superiority ner the usual heating EhxifS
and Balsams, in diminishing arterial action and by
degrees diminishing cxpectoraton, by increasing III
sensible perspra,oa, is too evident to be denied
this with every assertion of the Proprietor upon the
subject, are strictly in conformity 10 truth and
not certificate of It's efficacy has ever been iabri-
Gated or obtained from disrePutsble sources but IN
yariaby have been proifered 10 the pubck, by gen
,emcn OF respectability, and friends TO the rights
of man GEORGE ROGERS.
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For sale, on pery moderate terms, for cash
THE subscriber oilers for sale, his new
and convenient Dwelling House, and a Lot of
Land, very pleasantly situated fronting Barney and
Vernon Streets Ailording beautiful and extensive
view of tho harbour, river, islands, &c
For terms, apply to WILLIAM w VERNON.
March a.
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Real Estate--For SAFE.
TINE subscriber offers for sale his es-
i tate in Broad street, consisting Of two houses
completely finished and in good repair, with The
land under and attached TO the same.
For further particulars inquire of
March IS. THO HUDSON, r.
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stitution, ard calculated to diminish -.
sponslbllity Of the president, the peon,s,s re-
security for his faithful conduct in ofS;.o oDlY
The chief magistrate. oft union wonlS -
his eley alton and continuahce in office, to to-
junro OF congi essmen, aid hot TO Tie r,, va
A sovereign right Of the states would h s'O u
sorbcd in congressional influence, or sac,;s sO'
ed TO executive patronage; and an lnrs,; M
bic control, provided by the constiiutop na
the measures of the federal adnin;s,r.,G;'sF
and vested in the states, would be TINS dssa0l
ed and destroyed. But in truth, the oer ...',
government would be made to depend ,na
itself, and upon It's skill iii generating ca rn'
through intrigue, and intriguing thropob
cabal.
(7o te continued
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Bosroy, Aug. Is.
FLAG OF TRUCE

Last evening arrived the British schoon.,
Hope, lieutenant Scott, 8 days irem Haav
whence she sailed with dispatches at an bon,s
notice, after the arrival OF irigate, so dav,
from England and has orders 10 wait answer
from Washington.
The Hope had just returned to HALIFAX
from a cruise but we have not heard wbp.
ther shc,liad made any captures.
The privateer Lewis, OF New London, and
one or two other small ones had been csrri,y
into Haiifax; also brig, which had crockcry
ware ON board
The y. States frigate Essex, has taken
eight English ships, and sent The prisoners 10
Newfoundland.
A cartel for Boston was to sail in day or
two.
The Hope saw brig in Boston Bay.
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Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King end Faiyar Stfss's,
HIS FOR SHE,

HIS FOR SHE,
AS Chest l-2 and IA Chests new cas-
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson. Young f1ySOD'
Ayson Skin and Souchong
2s,ooolb. Coffee
Is hhds. Muscavado Sugars
700 barrels do.
Is Oco h. loaf and lump Sugars
NO barrels New England Rum
25 puncheons West India 20.
100 barrels Hhiskey
4 pipesFrench Brandy
so Hogsheads retailing Molasses
80 bags Pepper and Plnsnto
{ 600 Id. Spanish Indigo
1000 ID. choice Madder
500 h. refined Salt Pere
rs casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general assor'hle~ ~
of the best Wines, Liquors and 0fo~0'-'-'
he will dispose of on reasonable terms
Aug. 81.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ut four e'clsck this afternoon qpm be s0id a.
Bayue z Sksnners Whay,
Sixty Barrels first quality
Muscovado Sugar-Forty-six Barrels Coffee,
and sixteen Hhds. West-India Rum, II salah
lots, and on liberal credit.
p. G.. Marsteller.
August 81 -
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FROM SPIN.

BY a gentleman who came Passenger in the
ship HuntreSs, which arrived yesterday from
Cadiz, we were favored with papers to the
llth uit
Inc French continued their fire againstth.
city Gaily, out wIta lltt!e effect.
the Regency had given the command Of
the Bay OF CaaIz, to the British Admiral
The British gen. Hill, commanded at b..
dajoz. The French gen. Soult, had marched
towards That place; but on accommodating the
position and preparations OF the enSmy at Al.
Duhera, &c. had retired again The Brlusa
ad, anced guards arc at ST. Martha
CADIz, July
OFFICIAL.
The British minister III Lisbon informs, IN.
der date OF the 4tn Instant, that lord Welng.
toms army, on the 9th ut. had taken tue
forts at Salamanca, one by assault and the
other at discretion, and made 700 prisoners.
TAe French general, Msrlnont was retiring
Gil the road to Valiadolld, With all the forces
he could collect, except 81 Small garrison at
Lamora, before which place was general Ur-
ban. Lord eiilngton's head quarters were
at Fucpta-la- Feua, June 80. Gen. Santoceldes
was before A6torga, which Marmont had or.
dcred 10 hold out until the 7th July. The
French general, Bennett, was much annoyed
III his retreat from Astugias, aud his second
III command, general Gautler, Was killed.
The forces under Gen. Bonnet evacuated
the province ct .AsturlAs In Two columns--ons
retiring by the road efthe lroiesto, and the O.
Their by that which goes to the coast east OF
Oviedo The, suffered much on their retreat
The Spanish army in Galicia prohted by THE
favourable circumstance, advanced aid COM
menced the siege of Astorga. The French
having abandoned the country between the
Ella and the Cea, the Spanish guerrlllas haa
united in Leon and ether parts, and were as
sailing with effect the rear guard OF the enc
my. Gen, Bowes was killed at Salamanca In
the attack Of fort.
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Congress Of the u. States Of Ameriea.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
AFFAIRS WITH GREAT BRITAIN.

AFFAIRS WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
Wedaesday, Nov. ls.--The following sles-
sage was received from the President OF the
United States, by Mr.. Coles, his secretary
10 the Senate and House Of Reilresenfatives
Of The United States.
transmit to Congress copies OF comma-
nica,ion from MIR. Russell to the Secretary OF
State. Ii is connected with the correspon-
dence accompanying my message OF the i2'h
inst. but had not at that date been received.
JAMES MADISON.
Washington. City, November Is, 1912.
Mr.. Russell 10 the Secretary Of STATE.
Washington, 10th November, 1912.
lSir--I have the honor TO hand you here
with an account OF the conversation alluded
TO in pos,cript TO my letter OF the 18th OF
September, and which had not sufficient
time then to copy. have tho honor to be,ac.
(Signed) JONA. RUSSELL.
The Honorable James Mouroe, C'c. Cc. &c.
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DY ihr LaSl' N1AnS


YER. MoNrPELIEk, Nov. "a.
The Northern Army consisting of sever
regiments Of Infantry, two companies OF
heavy Artillery, one regiment Of Light Dra-
goons, and two companies of Flying Artille-
ry, is now cncamped at Champlain, n. York,
within go rods Of the Canada Line. General
Dearborn joined the army on the 18th instant,
to command in person.
The whole OF the Militia late at Plat,sburg,
Burlington, Swan,on, &c. have joined the
main army on the lines; and have volunteer
ed to march into Canada.
A number Of scouting parties have alresdy
been over the lines.
full company of Light Horse, raised in
this State, passed through Plattsburg on
Tuesday of last week TO join the army.
A company Of sixty, from Plattsburgh and
Peru, and another from Chazy have volun-
teered, and marched with their guns and
axes to clear the road which the British have
blocked up falling trees.
A regiment from the westward, command
ed by Col. Vosburgh, joined the army since
its encampmcnt at Champlain.
The Pla,tsburgh Republican Of Friday last
says " a number OF aged patriots Of the rev.
olution, residents Of this county, have shoul-
dered their muskcts, and gone with the army
to fight again the battles OF their country"
An officer in the Northern Army writes
thss--" We have at this place between a SC
500 regular troops, and or 500 militia a
great proportion Of the latter are from Yer
mont and have volunteered. Whether we
20 into winter quarters on this side the line
or look for ,hem in Montreal, must be decia-
ed in very few days.
ARMY MOVEMENTS.
a letter from Albany was received ycstcr-
day morning, stating that our Northern army
had crossed from Chsmplsin INFO Canada =
and that the army at Buffalo, under Gene,a
Smylh, had reached Qaeenston.
Mar. Inf. Aov. IS
Capt. Hull apd Capt. MofRrs, lsrr af tho
frigste Constitution, arrived 10 this city cn
Flii,y le;.--io.
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ARMY MOVEMENTS.

Capt. Hull apd Capt MohnIs, is'r qf tho
frigste Constitution, arrived In this city cn
Frii,y ls;.--io.
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r1anr. stationers, corner Of Gay and Market
e. Messrs. G.. & r. Waits Lottery OF
fee. corner of St. PauPs Lane and Market
:, a. Miltenberger, Stanoner, No 10 sign
&c Franklin, N. Howard-st Messrs. John &
Thomas Vance, Stationers, No. l7o Market
st-.At FeA's Point, by Dr.. Henry Dorry,
Druggist, No, S Market-st. and Nathaniel
Kniebt Stationer, Felrs-street.-CHy Of
darlington. Messrs. David OFT, * Go. Drug
eists..-PhAadelhhu. Mr.. Thomas Love,
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. IS North
18th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist, Cor
ner of I'd and e-Streets-Jeremlah Nor
ris, Druggist, No. 293 Market-Street--
Stephen North, Druggist, No. IS High st.
between ID and Sd streets, Messrs. CroWi &
Secar, Druggists, Market street--Ne7g YORK,
Messrs. John & Thomas L. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence & Reese,
DRUGGISTS, Pearl ST Messrs. G.. s R. Waltes's.
Nos So and ga, Maiden Lane.-York Town,
Dr.. John Fisher, Drug -.dnna11ohs. Messrs.
lChilds * Shaw George Town. DR.. John Ott
Drug, Lancaster. Dr. Samuel Fahnestock,
DRUG Harrisburg. DR.. John c. Wrestling,
Drug.--EaSton. DR.. Thomas ii. Dawson,
Drug.-Petersburg, Vng. Messrs. Love and
Cutler, Druggists.-Hagersto7On. Or. trede-
rick Miller, Druggist ,--Frederickfo70'I. Df.
John S. Miller, Drugs ist.- Winchester. Mess
John * Adm. Miller, Druggists.-Hano0er.
Messrs. Frederick & VIM. Sauermann, Drug
gists-Carlisle Dr. John Fahnestock, Drug
gist.-Brook VHle. (Montgomery co., Mr..
Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, sr
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug and
Patent Medicine Store, No. 10, sign oil the
Mortar, Centre Market Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
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