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Two those who have used this Medicine, 1t is e.
Il nough to say here is for sale, but those who
have not used II informed that it is certain and
speedy for all cases of Wounds Sprans, Sores,
Burns, Coughs, Sore Lungs, the most desperate
Piles, and Rheumatism Of all kinds. II will prevent
the Toothache, restore torpid and Persisted Limbs,
Frozen Limbs, Stiff Joints, Numbness, sc. and can
be depended upon TO quiet pain aud relieve soreness
IN all cases.
Hundreds of certificates from persons of the first
standing in the community, who have tested and in
falibly proved its efficacy, and who have been reev-
ed by it's use, could be published but they are DEEM
ed unnecessary here, its own high reputation and it's
extensive SALE are the most gratifying evidence fits
virtues
Also, CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS will
produce immediate relief, and perms nent cure in
cases that have any Of the following symptoms, viz.
burning hea, in different parts of the body palpita-
ton, heat and chills, unnatural thirst, headache,
pains in the back and bowels, cholic, cholera and
cholera morbus, and with the Bascm, will cure piles
dvsenery, bilious fever, billions cholic, SC.
| For sale by CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier
also by NJ g. Hale. Chelsea. and DR., a. P,srce
Slrafbrd, ~
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WORMS! WORMS !

nR. M. HlTCHCOCK'S unrivaled and unoquacd
~ Worm Tea, sovereign Remedy for WORMS. This
invaluable medicine has been tested by The cxpere Of
more than ten years and administered to than
paint for in no one of tho thousands of instances where
has been used agreeable The printed directions has
ever failed.
NIB. Ask for DR.. NJ. Hchcock's Worm Tea as there
are many abroad for the destruction of worms
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dckns on
sole propretors, and successors to A Hitchcock aud
Burbank jr in Waterbury by hulchins, Goss and Co in
Stow by Albert Camp in Chelsea by N. G.. Hale; in
runbrdge by D. Foster in RoyalIon, by Downer Nevins
and Fish.
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MERCHANDISE

Merchandise Trains will leave Concord and Boston dali
y, Sundays excepted. The Company prepared
transport Goods and Country Produce which may be
to their Depos in Concord and Boston.
RATZs--Thl ough, LIST class 81 90 per 2000 lbs Furn-
iure, Carriages Live Stock, Slaves Heading Ship Tim
ber Lumber, Granite, dc. at specific prices.
All goods and merchandise will be the risk Of the ow.
ner while in the Company's Store Houses.
Terms Of freghing cash, invariably, delivery Of the
Goods BY order Of the Directors
ISAAC SPALDINCi, Treasurer.
Nashua, September 10, 1872. 81
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(NLARk n COLLINS have ihs day received fresh
~ assn neni of Botanic Medicines among which may
be i"und Ground Nh. Cayenne Ginger Root BdybIrry
Golden Seal, slippery Elm Amencah waterman Compost
ten, Black Cuhuh, Lty R"o,, Turkey Myrrh, do Afabc
Catcune Pepper Pads H"l Di.ps, Nc.
c.. " Z. wu,dd say to Phy,lcilns and others who may
posed IL call hn lhri will hnd all medicines offered
10y III 10 beef The FIRST quality anI al the lowest racs
Nrtdlc Ter. Oct % 1872.
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Also an cNtensve Nss0rtment o1
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
VIM. GREENOUGH 4 Co.

VIM. GREENOUGH 4 Co.,
No. IA, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
A re constantly receiving,
n HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
which they oe for sale the country rade for cash
approved credit, on the most reasonable terms.
Their stock consists in part Ct
TABLE Il SPRING CUTLERY.
Files Groavos and Sons, Groves and Sons; Saws
Hand, Web, Compass Blue Back, Grating from the
manufactures Of Graves aud Sons, Butcher Tyzack and
other approved Stamps Greaves and Sons Edge Tools
Turner's and Slaggs Sfckles Gteaves and Sons, and
Brown and Fathers Braces aud Bits comprising
Plete assortment Of Sheffield Goods.
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
among which are, James's Screws Bel Screws; Coach
Screws Butts, brood and narrow i5aldwn's, Kenricks
Cotrelfs, rauas Table T. dte back flap, pew, oh, st
Hinges Hooks and Hinges Trace Log Fence, Halter
Chains Locks-Capeners Badgers Rim, dead closer,
pad, chest trunk, wa. drobe, press; Norfolk latches
wrought Nails OF su ,,crior quality &c
AMERICAN HhRD-WAR
Amess shqSels and spades, iron and cast stee brass
Androns .Sashua locks and latches American Latches,
Bakc's parkers and Whites, NC; VIM. Rowlands Mill
and C.tss Cut Saws Coffee Mills, &c.
Composing IN all stook well adapted tn the country
trade - 50.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUR n, VEE
MONT DISTRICT.
NOTICE TO SHOW CANsE AGAINST PETITION OF
IN BANKRUPTCY.

JEWETT MANN, Of Planheld, in said District, to
be declared bankrupt the office Of Samuel Prenss District
Judge, in Montpelier in said District, Tuesday the tenth
day Of January, ls43, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
ELIJAH HANSON, of Willsmstown, for his discharge and
certificate as bankrupt the office of Samuel Prenss District
Judge Montpelier said District Tuesday the tenth day
Of January, l543, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
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INDIANA. john ID. Dairecs, Wing, has heen
elected to fill lhH vacancy in The Indiana Senate,
by 30 majorty-over 200 gam since last August
election
Dreadful disaster. The steamboat Eliza sunk
in tie Mississippi, near The month Of tie Ohio, on
The 18Th inst, aud 40 ives were lost.
o. John & Spencer, Secretary Of War, has
published IA manifesto in favor OF john Tyler
Murder in Vermont Eugene Clifford of Fair.
field has been arrested, charged with Intentionally
overurning boat and drowning his wife aud
child, in Fairfield Pond, on the 10Th inst.
BRIGHTON MARKEr-OcT. "a.
At market, $500 cattle, a5ou, 500 OF which
were beef cattle. Extra So; first qualify / co i.
so; second, 3 80 TO Al third, 2 so to 3 So
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by tie Court,
so Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register.

STATE OF VEkMONi, I Al Probate Coun holden
Dsrci of Randolph, IS. : Al II Indoph in and for SAID
District the ! lIh day e OCTOBER ID 1912.
(NAME Elijah w Smith ul said Randolph Guafdian Of
~ Avery Smith, Eeaze smith Caroline Smith, Ellen
Smith Phebe Arm Smtt g. N bly, Smith, and m ,de apni
sad Court for lie u 10 tie interest U Is i'd
wards the farm Br, okdeld lately occupied by Flames
Arnold late Of Bonkfelc deceased being one undivided
eighth of UNDIVIDED hal &C SAID firm w hereupon it
ordered that persons intiesed be notified pprar
OF oi SAID Court 10 be h. den the Probate ulce
IN sld Randolph the 23d day oi Now nb,r next there
anu ,;,5.. :cs- il'nir cbleclons # they cause
& Given under NV hand am he seal Of said Court, a,
o. Randolph, tins llih ddv "f DC .ubei A 1919.
WIN. H:BARD Judrs.
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WONDERFUL!

A astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Liniment
n for the Piles, Rheumatism, &c. has been used in
III usands ofcases, and failure give complete
he found large supply iromihe
Manufacture Of the GESUtSE answer the many
creasng calls For sale only the Montpelier Bookstore
ny l. p WALTON a. SONS,
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Bangor, Me. has elected wing representative
on the second trial
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COMBS,

zoo dozen cap and Twist Combs 1000 do side do $50
- do Ivory do fine, fine and SIS fine so do German s
yer Combs so gro. wood pocket do.
For sale by Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burlington, Oct 9th, 1912. is
| pLACK and BLUE INK for sale wholesale and retail
LILY S. p. REDFlELD.
! iS'uns' is+a' 81
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NTARSHALLS SNUFF is still curing the Catarrh
IFl and the various diseases Of the head, well
eyes all paris Of the country aud sustaining the rcpu
aion which has long since ga ned of being the best
tice Of the kind ever offered IN this country.
Each bottle contains three tunes the quantity Of one Of
those which offered at ONLY % MIS- and is there
fore much cheaper as well as better article. For sale
by he manufacturer c. Bowen, Midtitbury, j. aud j. II.
Peck Co. Burlington, h. H. Prcntiss, Montpelier and
by Merchants aud Druggists generally through the
20
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LIRER ALTON.

r
NOTICE i, hereby given that have given my son
JOEL. BROWN, Jr his timc after this date, and |
Ga m none Vi lis rainss be accountable ttr any Of
h debts contracted after tins date
JOEL BROWN
Nlrh6pld, Aug 1912 80
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
49, g 3 E7lt - -
.ON and alter MONDAY, March IA, ls4a the pas.
y L .f"SS! ! NASHUA % I''' leave BOSTON
t6I4AM. At7AM
Al 10 IA A M AT IL I'M
Leave LOWELL
Aisl;4 NJ ard az ~ T. Ia, "a and Jpn
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsborough, North Chelmsford and
MiddleseA.
will be conveyed to the free Of expense, by leaving
their at the Railroad ticket office, and passenger
arriving Lowell in the Cars from Nashua will DO
veyed to any part ofthe city without charge
t. From Nashua to Lowell, so cents,
Fare From Nashua to Boston, Sl5o
On the ARRIVAL ofthe al Nashua stages ieave for all
parts of New Hampshire, Vermont, New York and Cana
da via Amoskeag Concord, Kcene, Charlestown, N II.
Windsor, Brattleboro, VT. &c.
Books kept in Boston at the Stage Office No. 9 and
IL Elm streei-and the Northern and Western Rail
Road and Stage Office in front Of the Depot, Lowell where
be secured ofthr coaches and correc III
ormatlon obtained RESPECTING the different
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
will leave the Freight Depot Choresown and Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted.
Al goods be transported on the rail road, going above
Lowell, fanst be -ent to NE companys Freight Depot
Charestown, at the end of Warren bridge,
Goods be forwarded by the morning uain be sent
to the Depota early as the evening before
The Company having provided large and commodous
Store Houses both Nashua and Chaesown and having
completed their arrangements for tho transportation of
merchandise, give notice that they are prepared to
transport all goods nd country produce which be
warded their depo and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered which will perfectly goods
from damage and careful and experienced TO take
charge Of the transportation business at the depots aRd
accompany the goods over the road.
The Company determine not only to accommodate the
public but extend every facility their power, both to
teamstes and chants having fixed upon the following
rates OF freight
60 80 pe ION each way between Nashua and ChaIesowu:
Bulk Sat Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber, etc 50 per ton
81 90 per each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All regular eamsels running To the wI be carried
the road between Nashua and Chaesown each way
free OF expense. 81
oNSLoW STEARNS, Superintendent.
Mas 0ctoh
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate COuIt no den
Washington Dlsirr, SAT Montpelier. within and
f,r sad DIS g the 22d day Of Oct A. D. 1912
HiBA SHIT ii, Administrator on The estate Of Sidney
II Woodward of Waterbury in SAID district dc
ed presents lis administrator account for settlement
Wherein is ordered mat Tho same be referred the
18Th day OF November next nj the r. bate Office SAID
Mon pe,r for eNanuna Ion ana allowance, and that all
concrtneu uoitd heIcDf by the publication Of thus
der in The Vora"n' W4lcman aud urna printed at SAID
Montpelier, hree weeks SuccessWey soon n,ay be,
thai they appear al SAID lime and place. if they
cause ard object lherelo
by tie Court
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SNUFF-oNLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
nR. M. HITCHCoCK'S newly invented SNUFF,
~ the best article discovered by scientific men in
Europe America, fer the and absolute relief Of
Caarrh, Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous
Head ache Fallen Sickness Fits and Infants troubled
with Snufies, partial shocks of Palsy. etc.
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blhyse SUtbtGys NCs
HARRIS, STANWOOD g. co.
% fremont ROW, ew doors North Of The fremont House
BOSTON,
TIAVE received complete assortment Of MILITIA
IL RY GOODS consis ing Of Gilt and Plated mount.
cd and solid Scabbard
SW RDS,
Casns Belts, Sword Chains Gold ,Ciih and Plated La.
ces, urds and Braids Gill aud Plated EEouetts. 1as
sells and Stars: Gilt Grenadcs Sword Kuos aud Aeue-
otts; Military, Army, Navy, and Re>enue Bn';ons (;
Pumes all sizes and colors Ponpons silk and Worsqd
Sashcs. Wings Pufis Chapeaux, Cap Trimmings, etc.
They have just added to their stock a complete
ment Of
w ATC II ES,
consist of Eng ish Gold Levers Anchor EscopemeDts
and Lep Of Geneva manufacture with rich Gold Silver
and Enamineled Dias--exra J.welled &c all Of the
finest quality and selected with care
Silver Patent Lever, Anchor, LPpnc Horizontal and
PLAIN Watches Of lhe best quality and finish
Also Large stock Of Rich Gold, Guard + and Vest
Chains; Ke,es Of the latest styles, &c.
The above Watches made 10 order; Of supeiio.
quality and wi be warranted in every respect IL give
Isiaction.
Also an extensive Assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
CHURCH LAMPS and COMMUNION WARE
Parlor Lamps and Branches for Candles Britt1nia Tea
Ware, Of all patterns Silver Spoons of every style and
pattern: Silver Ware Of superior finish ard workman
ship; plated Tea Sets-Urns-Coiiee Pots-Tea Trays
of all great variety of Fancy Goods for presents
nice Parlo Clocks Table Cutlery Of fine and common gal
ity, etc.
For sale on favorable terms at wholesale and retail.
The proprictors If his ,b shmcnt invite the attention
| of purchasers to the SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS
offered The assortment is one of the MOST EXTEN-
the CITY the Styles for beauty and good
taste the qualities second and the piice LOW
good articles can be obtained from any oiEsr souce
Boston 56
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DANIEL BURNHAM, }conmr,s
GEORGE MARTIN, lNo"''"' o.

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable the rebate
Disuict of Randolph, ss. Court for the district #
Ra ndoh TO all persons concerned in the estate Of SUI
sannah Flenct ae Of Bfalne deceus"6 It sta'c, Greet
Ing.
WHEREAS Isaac Nichols Ia idn nis,rator with
w the annexed, Of the u The SAID deceased
proposes accoul OF his adnnisr siIu, aud
his account aga Isl said estate tr ntwOnce al
,he Probate Count 10 lie holden at tie Pi Late ftc IN
Randolph he 80 day Of NV, mboI ntx,-Thetciotc
You ,rby LOT fled appcal beime Courl, he
umr Hnd place aforesaid show cause If any you have,
VIII sad At count shou nj be allowed
= Given ruGeru'y hand aud the seal nf said Court
- " SAID audu,ph tins Sd day OF Oc'b'r ID is42
so NM HEARD, Judge
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.

4 DoZ Genllcmcn's FACE SHAWLS- A good arti.
" Gle al 81 each, at BALDWIN, SCOTT 81 Co.
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CLOAK STUFFS AND TRIMMINGS.
A Good assortment Of Ladies Cloak StuiTs-Also Furs
n and Fringe, suitable for trimmings, just received and
for sale low, by BALDWIN, SCOTT & co.
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SIX HUNDRED POUNDS

UMBRELLAS.
NEW SUPPLY-just received and for sale low by
n BALDWIN, SCOTT and co.
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Fur and Cloth Caps.
LARGE assoriment-c cheaper than ever.
IA 10 BALDWIN, SCOTT and co.
GLOVES.

ULOV EiNs
200 pairs Of every description reduced prices by
- BALDWIN, SCOTT and co.
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DOCKS AND STATIONARY. A loree
- assortment, come and coming.
L. p. WALTON AND SONS.
Oct G. 1919.
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NIUSI
CATARRH SNUFF!

lust received and for sale such as Buges Claonets
J Flutes, Riddles, Guitars, Flies Flagclcls, &c.
Us. ABBOTT.
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Mr.. GRIMES LECTURES this THURSDAY
Evening and six successive evenings, at Masonic Hall
ford's Temperance House
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nF that best Chewing Tobacco just received. Also
~ Lorcllafds Fine Cut Chewing aud Smoking, by
BALDWIN, SCOTT x Co.
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BRILLIANT METEOR.

The Hartford papers mention that the brilliant me-
teor seen at New Haven, on Friday, was also in
Hartford. The following account of it is from the
Times of Saturday Last evening, at about ten
o'clock, something apparently like a fash of light
ming broke through the darkness of night, and for
instant illumined the Western sky. On turning
around, saw,in a southwestern direction meteor
apparently about the size of mans head of the most
brilliant appearance imaginable. It's tendency was
downward, movement rapid, and duration probably
Is seconds. In brliancy and size, it far surpassed
any thing of the kind that witnessed. In a
minute after, smaller one, not larger in appearance
than the planet Venus, followed in its track.
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From the Jackson (M } Telegraph.
THE VETO MESSAGE.

II is with heartfelt qualification that this week
present to readers the Veto message of the Presi
dent which accompanied the return of the big Tariff
bill as it is commonly called, to the House of Repre-
sentatives where it originated This odious measure
though purpors to be simply bill for raising re-
venue, imposes increased and protective duties cou
pied with the distribution Of the proceeds of the pub
lie lands thereby contravenng the provisions of both
the compromise and distribution acts which at
one time the darling measures Of the now Jealous
friends of this bill, and which the President stands
pledged to carry out
Never were the friends of any measure more yea
Ious vigilant and energetic in the consummation Of
their designs than the friends of the protective
system, in their attempt to foist it upon the country
under the title of revenue bill But thanks to the
firmness and patriotism of john TYLER, the evil
they would have brought upon the country has been
averted-the nation has been saved from the thral-
dom of this miserable system of policy, which is in
consistent with the true spirit of institutions, and
deadly hostile to the best interests of the country
The President, by this sacrifice of party upon the al
tar of his countrys good has called forth from his
quonam friends and supporters, the coarsest denun
Citations and most whitening execrations; but these
can sully his escutcheon. The patriotic
he has run since his elevation to the Presidency will
place his name high upon the scroll of fame, and
when the present excitement of party shall have sub
sided the patriotic of all parties will Join in bcstow
ing UPON him the need of praise merted by his self
sacrificing devotion to country.
There in our opinion stronger reasons why
this measure should be sed than those presented
In the Presidents message but regard those pre-
sented as amply sufficient TO justify the exercise Of
the Veto power.
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From the Brooklyn EdgL
AN INSULT.

In looking over the proceedings Of the arstocratic
dinner TO Lord Ashburton, at the Aston House, We
did not observe the marked insult offered to the
American people through their Chief Magistrate, by
receiving the toast proposed to the President of the
United Staesn in silence, while that in honor OF
"Oueen Victoria" greeted with three times three.
But SO it was !; and to the shame of the Democrats
present be it sad no dlsapprobation was manifested
except in the of Preserved Fish, who Immediately
rose, and Indignantly exclaiming there are no Ame-
ricans here left the That this was the re-
suit of a prcmeditated attempt on the part of the
managers to stigmatIse the Chief Magistrate in the
presence of distinguished foreigners, there be
doubt but the contempt and merited indignation
with which it has been regarded will defeat the pur-
poses of the braggarts As partisans, it was not TO
be expected that Messrs. Ogden, King, VIM b. AS
tor, Griswod s. Co. would say or do any thing com
plimentary to the President personally; but on such
an occasion as that designed 10 be-a festival so
purely national and general, 1t ,cas supposed that
common decency and becoming sense OF proPrlety
would have risen superior to party malgny, and
that the office Of President of the United States"
would have been treated with ordinary respect:
CHARLES G. KING, of the American, started the APP
plause to "Queen Victoria" and was, without doubt
the leading spirit in the pot-a fitting and most wor-
thy instrument
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THE TRAITORS.

"A Historical Collection from Official Records Files,
&c. Of the part sustained by Connecticut during the Re
evolutionary War. Compiled by ROYAL r. HMMAN,
Secretary of State PIP. GAO, with engravugs.
This work is compilation from the records and
files of Connecticut, showing the important part she
bore in the Of the Revolution, and detailing
many interesting and thrilling incidents connected
with that memorable struggle for liberty. The par
ticulars of the engagements of Wyoming, Danbury,
Norwalk, Fairfield, New Haven, Sc; together with
the naval action of Long Island Sound, are among
the contents also, complete list of the commls-
stoned officers enlisted in the service, from Connec-
cut, where stationed, sc.
Much industry and tact exhibited in the ar
rangement Of this work by Mr. Hnman its author,
and we trust that he will be amply compensated for
his labors, by extensive sale of his book for we
conceive he has performed valuable service to the
public, by placing such work within their reach
We perceive that the above work has received q
very full recommendation from the pen of MIR. Ban
croft, the historian, in the columns of the Boston
Post
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THE FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.

The New Orleans Bee states that the number of
deaths in that city by yellow fever reported to the
Board of Health for the week ending the 9th ult
was thirteen Seventeen had been admitted
into the Charity Hospital, during the same time, of
which number seven proved fatal The Bee says
We panied to add, that there abundant evil
dences to prove that the fever is about to prevail
an epidemic. On Sunday, the 2Sth ult., there were
IA admissions into the Charity Hospital, of which
of yellow fever, and deaths, of which were
of that disorder On Monday evening, up to O'Clock,
there were 90 admissions, of which were yellow
fever and deaths, of which were of the same dis
ease In addition to this, heard that several cases
were admitted into DR.. Stones Hospital, besides a
few others in private practice"
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OUR UBIQUITY.

We have noticed paragraphs in several dis
tant papers stating that we were sojourning al
the Bedford Springs, but could not bring our
mind to believe it, till we saw it announced in
the Philadelphia Inquirer, a paper that is al
ways correct in every thing else but politics.
v only regret that this portion of us indiling
this paragraph in Washington cannot realize
the benefits of the fresh air and pure water so
delightful and invigorating at the Springs. If
that cannot be, we should be exceedingly oblig-
ed fthat portion Of us rusicating in Pennsy-
vania, would come home and attend to our duties,
while this can take its turn al recreation.