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SECOND THOUGHTS
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II. n. NhW Ydliant oF Gardiner
Island, son .6uguSf, 1913,

III. n. snip Faliant off Gardiner's
Island, son .4UguSt, 1913.
Sir--The weather was 80 bad yesterday
when your boat arrived with the hag, that
i was unwilling to detain her the time ne
Ce5sary to reply TO your application & that
OF Com. Bainhrdge for passport for the
brig Henry, to convey the remains of the
late gailan. Captain Lawrence, from Salem
TO New York, and for the brig to be allowed
TO return to the former fort. aunex this
permission (as suggested by Com. Balm
bridrc) to the passport by which the brig
Henry proceeded 70 Halifax, and shall at
all TIRES have particular pleasure in paying
attention to your applications that can in
any way mitigate she incoaveniences attend
ing a state of war. which / trust as far as
depends on us will always be carried on in
2 way not unworthy of the subjects of two
free and independent nations.
] have the honor to be,
Sir, your most obeti't serv't.
ROBT. DUDLEY OLIVER.
Commodore Decatur,
u. S. $. United States, near n. London.
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JOURNAL

'a'ourea w''h 2e following account oft.s
cruise
JOURNAL.
May q, lat. SO, Is, long. So separated
iron The Congress. lupe 9, 1T. -. 10,
ioag 50, 81, captured tire brig iietty. from
newfoundland for Aicant, With a CARGO OK
hsn, aud Odd rcd her for France. Jun, 10.
captnIed the British PACKET, Dcke o. Mont,
rose, from Falmouth n Raii.Sx. Ju;:e IL.
Captured tie y .tish letter y: ,aa,ope l.,
Nirr!s', IRON New icuVd snG for Span, WI n
hsh. ard ordeied her for France--d;S:,atch-
ed the Duke ut Montrnse IS Il cartel, with
the Crews Of tie eaptu.s a vessels on parole.
being IS in nun;ber. June 10, ca,,tured ,h.
Bri ssh sc1ooner Falcon fron Newfcurd-
land tor spain. sid ordered her Cor France.
Jane II, arrived at'Rsrsen in i-orway. the
addressed situation OF which ;,ece prevent
ed our getting any SUPPLIES. cxceat W err
sailed trorn thence July Cd.
JIiy IS. captured Of TIE North Care.
b'!tish brig iene & Ann. from Eorthshicids
tor Areoa''S i ia ballast, s",' (estroye {. her.
j.ly rs, ca,'tui ei the British :rip ilanhre
f-on Cork for .ATchaugei, in ballast, s DE-,
is Keyed her.
'uiy ~. chased from our cruising ground
Oft ne n. Cape, by : line of battle and 4 ri
gate and from the ligatness of the wind
aud several shiftinss, 10 their fayer. THO
chase lasted Sc hours.
!a'x -, captured the British whale shiD
EhLa swan, returning from Green and with
a Cargo Or tsh and b!ubber--rsnsomed her
aud put on board the crews &c the captured
vessels, which were tcse ther with ,bS;r 80,
crew, permitted to proceed 10 ENGLAND ON
parole--be ny 76 in nur,bes
July ~ of the Zero islands, capturea
tie bri'ish brig Alert. from, Archanesl Tor
England, viii pitch and Jar, ard DESTROYED
her. 1850 -
Aug 3, between the Ferro Islands and tte
Soast OF scotland, captured the British
earque L'or, torn Whaling VOYAGE, viii,
hsh and b'ubber--ransomed ha:. and sent
the crew of the Alert. toge her viii hers
oeing OF in number, TO England, On parole.
-athg. 80, lat. AZ. II, long 50 cartured the
br'tish brig Shannon, from Antigua for.
hnndo9; with rum and sugar and ordered
her Tor the first American port.
sept. .. lat. as, s, long so. 81 captured
me b41ti*h brig Fly from Jarnaica for l,cr =
Gen. WIN Coffee. and or cred her for
hrst American port.--Seps. % off
tncset Shoals. Captured FL. p 81
1igh Flyer, capt. Hutchinson wi h
and SO men-and ordered her for an
rican port.
The President was bound TO Bostnj
n obtaining inioimation ~ lie ri.
that the Maies'i and fries,e aas n,
| on pay. Com. X. stood for this port.
Inc President hos kept he. sea urt,'
prov Sons were nearly exhausted. Sh9
seen nc enc'ry's cruiser excepf The 50
ron and sch. mentioned above The r.
OF the President are all in q, cd hea IN.
Gem Rodgers has sent ZIG prisoners
parole to Eng, md, and has now on board
including cfiicer3.
HE President and her prize The HisA
y en- proceeded this evening u? Prsvilenc
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Oh our country, viii scarcely beev ha: the Priti,h
MINISTER'S would errit no one q, the frs. iau
70 saNe iSssisnu. without pledge On the part ol
ar. bessicy, that they should be con:niereo ~ pm
scEers oi var, anu g exe.snEeu Tor an euuiy.jrp,
nuhoer q BRITISH sutjee.s who may have tale in
10 our hands Yet even the enemy has nor forgot
10 1us--& the iettsis "a cur gent have extprIsd
| "A percussion Tor these men 10 leave tue eoustry
~itho1i aoy such engagement
But mark tine po=itlor " .ieh was next TAKEN
TINS exception was not 10 apply 10 s,,artneystse,.
were un,y tO be released UPON the .or. n,.puoneJ
eondton, and Lr. u therefor. 90 give 4 r..
ce'ps .cr every 0tar1er Who s.Uuid qut .:.,and
oof tei!cns IL .3iOt enough tl.St the si.ir.
peu Oh the!r fffe al ava safe u peace t. ~ g!oae
'nusi he exseP.ed t, Uio the cuartes;es OF wsr
but TAR worse even t'ai! t.eir lot The t az those
sea'nen who bad 3een f,6yeSsedilto the service oi
we "avy.--Ihe nanS.egTt-God;G said, to Mr. &.
= frose that snca aad such arr Am. r can st.s ~ .,
x We vii. release theta" N,, nocsecy o: Justice
q o. eomn,oa aense IS tht. How rex use tLem I!
thes are released sro0 slap Of suar--on.; 10 b,
Discharged mo brison.:h;e. Re who viii not
serve dsaast h's country, is KEEP, ciose Prisoner
Fl svGT.
Ineir situation is how said 10 he wlree than this
the isst accounts say that " tie the British c,p-
ornament nave rrfhSe. 20 eA-hcRs, tie .l,e.scars
released from rnei;shio. Of zra,.' There IS p,-
hcy M tts 6srbarity, vii eta add: sill. more 10 tue
disgrace oil the British they van, sceDseil and must
have them cost What crisce OF priaciic il may By
detsnib. our seamen their shores, they indulge
hope that through series Of prvatGus bad arr bad
bread and humiatiug Treatment, ~, spirit OF our
co,npeted to enlist in their servce-rhe purpose ia
so selfish, and the means base, that every honest
heart must rise up against then.
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Bcr'nudta PAPER, June 1
! he marine hatt,.l,on,
under Sis.i 5. B-ckwith
have arr. h re. and It is
thou nj wiii shortly pro-
csed to the Chesa, pes se,
under the profession OF
the San Dominso, Poic-
tirrs and ID sgon. Reer
Admiral Cnekburn is IA
the Chesapeake with a
squadron. No doubt on
che arrival ut this fae ar
'ndnlent there's push will
" made on some of tt.e
American towns ; per-
haps Noy1oH,rear which
lies the Constyl'alion fri
gaze. II rs hoped thGt
our force sell Ee co1npe
rem 20 The captu,e Of
BaItinsore or Phliadei-
phia.
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British PRoulsE end PERFosmAScx
~ "
PERFORM NANCE.

PeRF RMANc
They came here, sir
Sidney, the San Donin-
go sad ali. Aud VIVA.
did this fine armament
achieve ! They made 81
puSh a; Craney Island. Il
were repu.sed wi,h loss
and disgrace. They took
Champion, which ti,sy a
ban''oned in 81 banic
1 "ey made a sHsa ut
Hsvre-d.-Crace, anu
frenchtown; mere 80
the credit OF their vaiour
than huo,aaity, for the,
roboea the poor, ard
bum, ,he!s houses. Bal
tin,ore g Phiiaae!bhia
iaugh siiem 10 seorn -
He Constellation lies
s',li near Norfolk. They
exhibited war in its 7ylrG
nest form, without one
OF those gallant is.,s
which give it po,up and
glory Ttey robbsd like
house breakers defaced
IKE rsrba'iaas ; aud this
.fiae q: moment has re.
turned 10 Halifax, with
out do'ng 9 single thing
10 make lis Par and eve
ry thins to make US hate
them
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FOR THE ENQUIRER,
SONG III ce!eb,ati5n If C97u1r9noy. DE8Rvs
GLORIOUS TICTOHY

/1'G ~ ce!eb,dti.r If Cqnl1rr9dore PERRVs
GAofIOUS FICTOHY,
StfFen6er ION, 1918.
Co'umhians raise the Joy I'll song!
And let cur echoing hits proiope
-, he sou -enlveuing sound
ife gallant PERRY's mighty name
a Nation cons erates to fame
With ELLIorT's long renown'd.
Behold, on Fries stormy sea,
The brilliant Star OF Victory /,
And let cur thoughts take wing,
Nita gratitude ascend, to him
Cnrpsr'd with whom the SrNis dim :
brshi Giory's brighter Spring!
Twas ne nsrir'd our dauntless chief
when lost appesr'd hey end relief,
HIS LAWRENCE, and her crew
iSioou round him stresm'd with slain tHa
was coverd quite; tie ship wreck Tdecs
he SAD survivors few.
Une"nquer'd then, bis ardent nina
save those few, 3 stroke dt.si,sn'l
hat stl might win tile day
re saw his friend brave ELLIo TT nigh,
Ana ."tGSdrds strsamers fy,
Uninjur'd in The fray.
lie saw her swelling sheets advance
Before the wind his rapid glance
At once the plan conceiy'dI
10 Ter thr0 whist'iug balls he HES.
DETERMINED there his flag shall i,Isg
And victory be sehiev'd.
The signal for close .fght is given!
Like angry clouds 10 darkcn'd heaven,
Opposing v,sSeis meet
FOR s.iiui ELLIoTT, IN the rear
ooan brought the sloOps and scboonera near
Ahd Fleef encountered Fleet!
Eut Eercsly, armed with power divine.
Inc HEHG breaks IN h sIiIe line
Ills progress death attends
lis Ship !. dread Toicano seems,
Flaming thund'cing Fiery streams.
FROM either SIDE, size sends!
The Britons struck with terror. shrink.
l1elr own great NELSON'S ghost, they think,
His guilty Country TO chastise
hgr. wr'pP,d IN Igh,ning, 10 he flies
10 deal the deadly blow.
Arpspd erase lie COL.
SurteDd+rng TO CoLUmnIA's night %"
By PRRRYs VaIor led
Tier stout Iefrot contends no more
Green Charlotte gives the conflict DER;
Her ysiiNat Captain dead.
a painful wound white Baye!dy feols..
Lazy Pyevosf submissive Yields;
Their Hunter now is csueht
Their LiffIe Bet s. Ckf66e7ray
To fly, iheir sails in vain dispsy;
For both are capdves brought
Thus one bold stroke the battle won
And when TIE bloody strife = ~ done
Our Chiefs with GENEROUS care "a
The wounded and the sick attend
Tie Prisoner fnds his Zoe p i lend.
and thinks his fortune Yatc
So-stronge Humanity sp,,nars
Jo Brnons, us'd to Jloo1 and tsqla.
AND cruel scenes Of woe
. re- eo"d they doEo VAS path discern.
They night from all oar .Sea,nF0- i.sr,
1o ipare stailen foe. 'N
Nov let the Trump of Pso,o ro,.
The osptore Of Rtitsnnia's aeef
The spacious World around
kstEngsnd hear the warning yoic..
Oyr 10 agis ,@ept-,o''r friends rejoise.
O. New Advertisements in the FIRST PAGE I'D
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trait from this dcscriptipn) -assisted by the
brave * intrepid ELLIOT on the 10Th Sep
TENDER, 1913.
Lying IN Put-in Bay. at S A. NJ. the signal
was made for the Rect to weigh-at 6, in
beating out, deserted the encmy'. feet,
bearing about west, consisting of two ships.
the Detroit and Queen Charlotte one brig,
the Hunter--two schooners, the Lady Pre-
posi- and Chihfespay ; and the sloop Lisle
Bete--naking in all SIX sail. They were ON
a wiad unGer easy sail, with their .iarboard
tacks on board. We made sail to close
with them, but wishing 70 avail ourselves of
the weather gage, closed them gradually.
ut 20 minutes before meridian the Detroit
commenced action, by firing her long "a &
IS Founders. In about half an hour the ac-
ton became general, and was kept up with
equal spirit on 10th sides. Capt. Perry, in the
Lawrence, sustaining the heaviest IRE of the
enemy.
On the frs. Of the action the slaughter
was great on board of her, having almost
all killed. and wounded, so that they could
Dot man gun. The Niagara then ranged
ahead, & got in close Contact with the De
trcit, whil,. concluded the action, at about
Is minuteS past o'clock.
The Lawrence suffered greatly in her hull
and rigging, and had about so Killed and 60
wounded. The Niagara had 5 killed and
80 wounded. Inc enemy suffered greatly
the Detroit having about 60 killt:. and woun-
ced; Queen Charlotte about the same -
with al! their rigging and spars cut to pie
ces, so that, had The least breeze sprung up,
she would not have had spar Standing
During tie action the wind continued at a
very light breeze and n smooth sea. When
took command OF the Detroit, we fuund eve
~ rope cut except the larboard fore brace
The Green Charlotte is inthe same contii-
ton The smaller vessels Of the enemy sus-
fercd mach ia t,er hubs and rigging and in
Killed apd wound d.
LIST OF TIE EA-ENY.
Ship Detroit, 90 guns, 100 men--Ship
Queen Charlotte, II g. ITO m.-Schr La
dy Prevost, Il x. SO NJ Brig Hunter, l o g.
70m.--Litt!e Belt. 4 e. 20 m.--Chippe-
VS., e. SO m.---Jn ali So guns, $50 men,
.f6THRIC.f.N FORCR.
Lawrence, 90 guns 100 men-NiaSara.
20g. 100 m.-Caledonia, 5 s. 50 m.-Ar,ci,
g G. SIS IN Scorpion, T.. IS m.--Somnlers
= g. IS m -Tigress, &. 25 m,-Porcupine,
/ s. % ni.-Tnp. s. % Mia all So guns,
$50 men.
! was ordered as prize master on board
the DETRoIr, and brought her into the
port from whence we first saw her. She
yesterday became entirely dismas,ed, all
her masts going by the board; she is a We
~ fine ship, iust from the stocks much
the best materials her quarters were grape
proof whereas ours would admit grape
through both sides.
Your friend and servant,
II. MAGRATH
\ ~
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BRITISH PRISONERS

We understand that the sups rintendant Of the sth
military district, has received Instructions to take
charge OF the prisoners e'ptured BY Major Croehan
at Lower Sandusky. Trey are nov AT Frankpnton
and VII arrive in few days AZ this place, where
hey will probably continue until exchanged The
prisoseTs taken by c0IoI mol Perry, are also on
Their march 20 Chiieothe-fifteen Of the British 81
doers have arrived It Urper Ssndusky.--Amone
them IS The notorious eaptan Elliot
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CHII1coTHE, September 2s.
Our '3s' information from gen. Hsrrison's arrny,
10 dated ct Portage river on he ION ins, ,,.Ts
troops have all embarked. In our next, we hope q,
give some good news from Maiden
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II. MAGRATH.
p. s. Our Prize Money, they say, will a
mount 10 about ONE MILLION.
LEAYEs CHANGEp no LAUREL.

LEAVES CHANGED TO LAUREL.
:, he Lawrence and Niagara were both of
them growing in the woods last Spring on
the baEks of Lake Erie Wi hin 6 months
they have descended from the forest to the
Lake changsd from tees to vessels Of war,
and as Commodore Perry says, "by the
blessing OF the Aimighty," been covered
with iuXuriance OF iaurels thicker then
ever they bore their natural foliage.
De3a Pyess
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Office Of the Newport Mercury.

ot'iaav tpeHlnB 6cIf. o. 1873.
This morning arrived in this harb, ur tbs
u. .. ftigate PRESIDENT. Com II dr,rs,
iron oTuise OF months We have been
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Soal;'s one hozpitzer, is a very deuce of a
cannon, and prolific as the Kentucky crow
baS thst bore five hundred seven-inch
SPIKES in one night, if We are TO credit the
lac accounts from France, which inform
KS. that after iosing hundred and fifty
pieces otcannoD, and having but single
howifzer. eft, the French army has turned
upon Lord Wellington, and taken the 7Ohoie
SlarE Ut British 42tHlery--french cannon
have done woadeTs heretofore. but this e;:-
ceecs all Of they former outdoingS.
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NOrHER NAVAL CHALLENCE.

we have before us letter from OF lie Grew
Of tic u. States brig Enterprise whic states that
ale has resolved and accepted a chaienge from II
III. brig Yopng Hnulous. tine Enterpuze is repair
ing, and the battle be fought in 50 days from
ceipt Of the challenge, wh,ch WAS the ls,I inst.
Ihe crew Of the Enterprize were compInentei 10y
ti,e citizens of Portland u.ta pablo dinner the
2lS
CT The Y. r. gr2s once the U. SIS. Nautilus.
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aJ New Advertisements in the Fast P.se. '
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The British Government have refused "a
exchange the Americans released from their
ships OF war, and which had been given I'D
They suffer great privations on board The
prison ships, and many of them had died.
Bo8. CenlineL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-16
HAMILTON'S
Worm LOZengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy what.
ever to others of similar tile, so com.
monty complained oil as operating with
violence on the contrary, apsrticular
excellence ofthis remedy is its being
suited to every age and constitution -
Itcontains nothing but what is perfect.
iy Innocent, and is so mild in its ope-
ration that it cannot inlure the tender
est infant Of week old, should no
worms exist in the body ; but will
withoat pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels, of whatever is
foul or offensive, and thereby prevent
the production of worms, and many
fatal disorders.
A dose of this medicine given occa-
sionaily during tbs warm season will
effectuaily prevent "the vomiting and
purging of children," dreadful disor-
der, whish annually de stroys thousands
ofthe infant part of our citizens. 1t
islikewise the mildest and most certain
remedy known, and has restored to
health and strength grear number
wnen in an advanced stare of this fatal
complaint. Particular and plain in
structions are given tor every part of
the necessary treatment in such cases
Children generally take this ned.
cine with cagerness; having a pleasing
and an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-16
Hamilton's Elixir.

A sovereign remedy forCoids, obstinate
Coughs, Asthmas, Catarrhs, Sore
Throats, and approaching C,nsump.
tons. To parents who have chill
dren sfIlicted with the
!iOOPINC COUGH
This discovery is OF the first magni-
tude, as il affords immediate relief,
checks the progress, and in a short
time entirely removes the most cruel
disorders to which children are liable.
The Elixir is perfectly agreeable, and
the dose so small, that no difficulty d
rises in taking it.
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PQufs FdGent
COLUMBIAN OIL.

A : the virtues of the Columbian
n Oh have been sufficiently exem-
pli6ed in the lengthy advertisement
wherein is detailed sufficient Certif-
Gates to stamp its credit IN all the v"rI'
Gus cases wherein it has performed
such wonderful cures, as in Rheuma-
tism, Cholic, Dysentery, or Bloc
dy FIux, Croop, Whooping Cough,
Mumps, Scalds, Burns, Ringworm and
retterworm, all Eruptions, fresh Luts
or Bruises, Tooth Ache, SC. Ii is
therefore only necessary to say that
the said Oil is constantly kept tor sale
by the following agents, where printed
bills may always be had gratis tor the
information ef those DESTROYS to be in.
formed respecting the Certificates,
APPOINTMENT OF AGENCY.
These are to certify, that I Thomas
Paul late of Philadelphia, now of the
city of Baltimore, state OF Maryland,
inventor and sole proprietor OF medl'
cine known at presen by the name OF
paui's Pstcnt Columbian Oil, have APP
pointed, and by these presents do here
py constitute and appoint DR.. tohn Love
of the city of Baltimore druggist, my
sole agent for the United States of A
merica and their dependencies, tor th@
purpose of selling or vending the afore
said Columbian Oil and that he is
lereby authorised to appoint an agent
,r agents under him for the purpose
fore.aid. This agency is to continue
1.-THE space O term of seven years. com.
nenclng this twenty third of April, IN
The year of our Lore one thousand eight
.undred and ten, to be fully compieat
ID and ended.
Given under nv hand and seal the day
and date first above written.
THOMAS PAUL, LIS.
Signed. sealed and delivered in the
presence Of GEO. G. PRESBURY
In. consequence of the above authority
vested in me, arising from contract
With Mr.. T. Paul, | hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents tor the
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

an the first day of November next,
~ the subscriber will offer for Sale,
at Public Auction, the following VA
LUABLE PROPERTY in the town OF
Alexandria
A Lot of Ground at the
intersection of King and Fairfax streets
i'm front on the south side of King
street forty feet, and on the west side
of Fairfax street seventy feet. On this
Lot are erected the Tenements now
occupied by Joseph Smith, Joseph o.
3rien & Co. VIM. Thornton and Tho's
Dempsey-amongst the best situations
in town for the mercantile business
The whole lot is subject to an annual
rent.charge of $50 in fee.
A Tenement and Lot OF
Ground on the north side OF Kin
street hetween Pitt and Royal streets,
now occupied by MIR, N. Carson, ii
front on King street 26 feet, in dept
IS feet,
A three story Brick Tene-
ment snd Lot of Ground on the soot
side of Prince street between FarfaS
and Royal streets, now occupied b
Doctor Washington, in front % fee'
in depth 8S feet l-2 inches.
An undivided Moiety OF
a vacant half acre Lot on Cameron anc
Fayette streets--The whole Lot is
subject to an annual rent. charge in fee
of 10.
A number OF vacant Lots
on Cameron, Alfred * Patrick streets
handsomely situated for building.
An undivided Molety OF
two Story Brick Dwelling-Aouse and
Improve ments, on the south side OF
Cameroa street between alfred and
Patrick streets, now occupied by Mr..
Craven 7. Peyton, in good state ofre-
pair and well calculated for the accom-
mediation offs family. The proprietor
of the other undivided Moiety will offer
itdfor Sale at the same time and on the
same terms.
The Sale will begin at II o'clock A.
NJ. at the lot first mentioned. The
terms of sale one fourth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, the residue
in three equal instruments Of six, nine,
and twelve months, to be secured by a
Deed Of Trust on the premises and the
notes of the purchasers.
X. l. Taylor, Ex'or.
of JOHN WATTS.
Sept. IS Stawts
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sale Of Paul's Columbian Oil, in the c;,v
Of Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Ducatei
sign Of the Golden head, No. Is Mar.
ket-street. Messrs. Henry Keerl &
Son, Druggists, sign of Celsus's Head,
No. 233 Market-st. near the corner Of
Howard-st. Doct. Jesse Talbot, DRUG.
gest, corner of Hanover and Market-sts.
Messrs. Warner and Hanna, stationer,.
corner of Gay and Market sts. Messrs.
G.. s. r. Waits Lottery Office, corner
of St. Paul's Lane and Market-st. A,
Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
of Franklin, N. Howard-st. Messrs.
Iohn & Thomas Vance, Stationers, No.
l78 Market-st--ht FeUs Poinf, BY
DR.. Henry Derry, Druggist, No. S
Market-st. and Nathaniel knight Sta.
TONER, Fell's-street-Chy Of Washing.
ton. Messrs. David OFT, & Co. Drug.
gists.-PhHadelthia. Mr.. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 70 North
4th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist,
Corner of I'd and Pine-Streets-Jere.
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2ss Mar,
Observation-Disclosures North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd and ID
streets, Messrs. Crowl & Segar, DrIg.
gists, Market st.--Nesu York, Messrs.
John & Thomas L. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. G.
&R. Wates's. Nos. SO and 81, alden NJ
Lanc.-York Iown, DR.. John Fisher,
Drug.-An,~;taohs. Messrs. Childs &
Shaw.-George 7osun. DR.. John OF.
Drug.-Lancaster. DR.. Samuel Faint
nestock, Drug.-harris6urg. DR.. John
c. Wrestling, Drug.-Easfon. DR. Tho
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Petsrs6urg,
Vvg. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug.
gists-Hagersto1un. DR.. Frederick Mil
Ter, Observation-Disclosures DR.. John
S. Miller, Druggist-Wmchesfer Mess.
John s. Abm, Miller, Druggists.-Han-
over. Messrs. Frederick & VIM. Sauer-
mann, Druggists-Carhsle DR.. John
Fahnestock, Drusgis..-B,ook VAle,
Montgomery cy Mr.. Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, Br
ORCHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. Is,
sign of the Mortar, Centre Marke.
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.