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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
81 s;ss.sss s;s;;s;z 49, ss; 1877 d
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

lils road will he opened TO the public for the ranspor.
tntion of passengers and merchandise, on and after
MONDAY, September 70, l6l2. Passenger Trains daily,
SUNDAYS excepted, In connection with the cars Of the
NaShnn aud iowell uni p"a'" ""i "'"ali p"i Do".I,
MS follows
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston AT I3.l A. ". 10 IL 4, NJ, and "a Pm
Leave Boston for Nasluu. Manchester and Concord nj
, l-2 II Q ~ ". md 4 81 r. NJ.
FARE-Concori to Boston, So, jO-Concord TO Lowell,
$3.50
The morning and evening Trains connect with the cars
Of the Doto aud Maine Railroad Passengers can he con-
veycd between Concord Manchester Nashua and Ando'
yer, laverh Exeter, Doyer Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
CUANDISE.
MERCHANDISE TnuSS will leave Concord and Boston,
hailv Sundays excepted The company nre now prepnr'
ed to transport Goods md Country Produce which may
no sent to their dcpots In Concord and Boston.
R,rEs-Throuoh first class 81 90 per 2OUO lbs Furniture
Carrinees Live stock, Slaves Heading Ship Timber lJn
her, Granite &c ut Specific prices.
An aools aud mrrcnsc will he n the risk OF the own.
er while In the Company s'Siorr Houses
Terms OF freiehng, cash, Invariably, Oh deve
the goods By order of the Directors,
ISAAC SPALDING, Trensnr
Nashua, Sept. TO- 1912. l2j-u
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Number l5S.

a'' VI ms chichdar year-tO say nothing now of
,he next half year, for which we have also m,do
"'Se appropriations with inadequate means, ,e.
peat SIR; lhey expect II soley by the use of I'M,
o"ioWed money on hand the LIST of january. and
L'a' oolaned since, and solely, too by diverag il
, uo'' ns Original desilnnon-the redemption of
'hesc very notes, which in part, we are thus Grced
to fund in The manner proposed by the o,rpndmoh,
under consideration.
| IL Is little Iemakobc, too ,lia, the do,o q,
winch even thirteen millions from Customers a,n
computed to he likely to be received, a, e.bibi,ed
ny financial report in the other House, do no, sas.
tam that estimate. We may in the end rec.iys
such an amount, or even more. On that he offered
no opinion, But The data Of $3, ll6 $40, assumed
as The accruIng duties Of the last quarter, on il,
imports, had since been admitted by the Secretary
10 ne more than half a million too high
lMr' Evans asked where' He wanted TO sec
the documents.
Mr. w. said here they are The first one beCo,s
him was addressed TO the Senate, mo. 167Ia md
The other is in The letter liom the Treasury Drno,,.
"en' lPnge 100 annexed 10 that very financial re-
port mo. 227) IN the other uohsg This two mil
IONS SIX hundred 'housand-or, 10 give The figures
from The report, 2,519 $50 being quadruped for
The year, Instead of the other larger sum womb
show an errcr Of between two and three millions
But the acctuiog duties--f the term !, prop.
cry nsed- are the gross duties, and not the net.
"hlrh Is supposed IN the report in the other House;
ana hence the net duties would be still fulher less
'"r Tue year. ny near three misunderstanding per-
maps sun another error, quite to that extent
ii the other basis of computation in that renor,
Is relied on-whlch is that the duliahle imporis in
ls43 will be $40, 900, 900 and the duties on ,hen,
ut 80 per cent. on the average, will Weld SI4.
600 ,OOO-and Sl,0OO,0OO deducted from ibn,
will give Si3, O0O, 0G0 net revenue. There seemo.
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X IL L u NJ A / NJ.
TT gives immediate rclici, and strengthen weak limbs,
/ extends contracted cords, cures all numbness, takes
down swellng+, aud removes nh ,nalion.
II Is frequently urged that Rheumatism cannolb be cured
by external applications But II Is certainly true, that IL
can he not only reached but entirely cedby external and
Internal relnics used at the time. This the pro
proprietor of the Iniment and Specific Is prepared to
prove TO the entire satisfaction OF every one VINO II ni'c.
led with this most distressing complaint, by literal and
uncduivOca warrantee that whoever VIII faithfully Use
une bottle Of DR. Delamntcrs Rheumac lnimeni eNier-
nalv and one bottle Of the Indian Rheumatic Specific III
ternny and return the empty bottles to where they were
purchased IL not cured shall have the purchase money
refunded in full COMSToCk q TYLER,
Wholesale Druggists and sole Agents, New York.
Sold also lyJ ROSS JR., Woodstock; Geo. Lyman
Norwich; Adams. smith Il co Ludow ellison smith Co
proclorsvie; Joseph lindey, south chester; Sharwn
Richardson & CO. Chester; u b Newton, Norwich Chas
Dold Rochester sylvester co. Gnysville' Justin
Brooks Hartford; & " Wnrdner, Windsor; Bartlett
whcomh and co. Weathershrld Bow; ]. Thompson
TO- SpringGeld Pierce Smith. bethel; William Skin
ne, Rovaton Baxter Wabridec shnroni Wal.on Brown
PeIchyr li0.6m
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Genuine Gordak Medicine.

lust received AID for sale by the subscriber. one door
., west Of the Post Office full supply Of the above cec-
brated Medicine for the Of Nervous III adache. Dis
eases oi the Heal Palpaion ofhe Heart oppression Of
the Breast. Dyspepsy. or Indigestion tlhnlcncy or
Wind Cosiivcness, Pain in the Ba X, Side and Limbs
Jaundire Liver Complaints Salt Rhcum. scroiiln Iep
ro.v Cank.r piles and NIL internal and external humors
positively the best medicine ever invented.
Numerous certificates from persons OF rcspectabity
may be seen, warrcnied to si,esati.ficton.
T. d. SOUTIIGATE.
February 6, I6i3.
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Physician Wanted.

A GOOD, and regular physician will find employment
n u, Plymouth Notch, situated, on the road from
Brdswater to Tyson Furnace ,ni any r1y seven miles
from tnv practitioner lou
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ALSO IN PRESS, ANOTHER
IMPORTANT, AVAILABLE, & CHEAP WORK

In the of publication, and will he ready ordeliv
cry early in October l6i2 complete In enc volume rola
octovo containing nhOUt GOO pages O letter press and
more than five hundred Engrayinss, ccsuniy bound IN
gilt price only $3.50 per copy
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WnII0U 2WIrf,

CALDRON POTASH KETTLES-new patterns
10 suit northern markeiS.
FIRE DOGS-oren und arch mouths,
FIRE FRAMES;
PLOUGHS & CULTIVATOR TEETH CAST
lNGS, amt The same reody for use.
CART & WAGON BONES,
Al If mhich, mih many ariicles,may be found
al TYSON FURNACE, VT.
Having lnrge stock md being DESTROYS to do nm active
bushes they will sell voralcerms for eood PAY or pa.
per- The subscriber most respectfully asks the continuance
0i the patronage o former Of the ~ son Furnace
and call orders from all who wish purchase. All Or
des for the above kind Of mill gecrng or other
castings, nnd other matters connected with our business
addressed 10 the subscribe at Tyson FURNACE p. O. w.
viii receive prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent
Tyson Furnace, Vt. Oct, 81 1912. l3O.tf
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"Clear the Track J"

II USsEiL & CLARKE are now at home, ready and
IL waiting for all kinds n jos in their line "Up and do.
"cheap for CASH" Is the word sat the sign OF old
time where honesty and industry steady competi
tors for the reward and approving appreciation of well
done good and faithful servant" That's the place TO call
nv bovs!
yions Violin Strings and Bows, Uood and Brass clocks
for sale wholesale and retail.
Iyood.tock. Sent. q. 1912.
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Aggregate

DEBT DUE SOON.
n. Now due OF treasury notes, abou!
b. Old debt due nov
C. Dislllct due each year, about
d. New debt, due in 1915, ABOUT
c. Treasury notes failing due in ls4a
and some now due, issued under
act Of July 81, 1912
f. Treasury noIes issued after Angus,
81, 1912, and falling due in lsi3
Making of notes falling due
in 2Si3 S7,3l6,l46
Now due 3.722,s3l
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CONSERVE OF UOLLYHOCK. One Of III
" best compounds among Thomsonian medicines 10
Quincy, Colds. Rheumatism dr.
For sale az me 1ov.iry Store or ~
psr ". Ei!DlLf-
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DANIEL. LAWRENCE

UANTEII La WKENCE
ONLY MANUFACTUkER OF MEDFORD RUM,
SOLD al wholesale by REED IL Sr,uLDING, Nashua
~ w., M,NNING d ll,LL No. Is Central wharf, Boston,
which are the only stores in Nashua or Boston where Med
ioTd Rum can he bought M wholesale
Likewise sold ut wholesale by j. Mackintirc e. co +,
Charestown Abncr Pierce, West Cambridge and Charles
Wood n CO. Cambrdse Port.
Sept. list, lol2 l23.Cm
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PERKINSVILLE ACADEMY,

PERKlNSVlLLE ACADEMY.
The Academic year OF this Institution is divided into
four terms, three OF eleven and one OF ten weeks-com
nlencing ms follows:
SPRING TERM, March, Cd. II WEEKS.
SUMMER, June, lst. 10
FALL. August 3st. IL
WINTER. " Nov. 3Isl. IL
TUlTlON-COmmon English branches, $500
Higher aud Classical $500
French-Drawina and Painting $500 each extra.
The Institution will be under the direction of It's form.
or teacher.
o. A. T.. CHASE, Principal
5. HELEN RICHARDS; Teacher Female Department.
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Look Here!

DR.. ISRAEL DELEMATER'S
NERVE BONE RHEUMATIC LINZ.
.MEN'T .A.ND INDIAN SPECIFIC.
A warranted cure for Iqfamatory md Chronic
RHEUN
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TYSON FURNACE

,oNiiNOE TO manufacture great variety of STOVES
~ AND HOLLOW WARE,
' Every description OF Castings USUALLY made at Cupa
| 10 or Blast Furnaces. " ''
Having purchased the right for making and ypndnc
Sphhllnss patent circular nue for elevated ovens unt
adopted II to the IMPROVED YANKEE Nj
public. ' " " ~ " '''
All persons infringing upon said paen, by ycndrp or
using WIN be promptly prosecu,ed-our rights will be
maintained. s " "
lhs improvement ms will he readily seen on nsnection
oOVates the objection to elevated ovens on account of
ing out INTO rooms excessive heat Being combined with
he oven That at pleasure the heat IL diverted from the
oven into separate lue which discharges it into the cs
cape pipe without bringing in contact with the LARGE
surface oven AZ in the old kind.
The oven IS so paccnpnn the stove as not 10 interfere
IN the slightest degree with the boilers ms in other elevated
oven stoves The back frcroom makes it one of te best
GYMAsLgM GTGwgGs
ever invented This will do all the cooking &C. for n
common sized family Ii is capable Of heating two boil
ers or yine broiling and baking at one ard the same
ilme more conveniently ind prompy with less fuel and
III less time ihan any stove or fixtures or furnaces
on Top OF amy stove now in This will do without
giving ont heat 10 cause the slightest npeusanr sensation
to lady in dog days. Ironing be- done with great
uespatch SIX sd irons very perfectly heated once pluc-
cd IN fiat heater over said back fire room.
There are many good things eoy ed by those using this
Kind ofsovc over their ncshbors sngoiherkn and is
confidently believed by good judges who have used it 10
combine more good qualities than any in market
"iial is simple aud not line get ont oordert will
not burn out there being no inside plates
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-25
MARYLAND LEaIsLATURE
From the Baltimore Clipper.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. %, lS43.
House Of Delegates.

The sitting Of last eveng was one of
deep interest to the people of this State.
The bill from the committee of ways and
means, providing for the more certain
and speedy collection of the tax, was un.
der consideration, and strenuous efforts
were made TO cripple lie efficiency by en-.
grating amendments upon it; but these
were periodically warded off. and a final
vote taken at 9 o'clock, and the bill was
sustained by the following vote:
AErmatire-Messrs, Causen, Thomas.
Sutton, Rasin, Dorsey, Murray, Freeman,
Randall, Hall, Phelps, Traverse, Lecompte
Of Dor, Green. Shippers, jr. Crookshanks,
Semmcs, Tuck, Hamilton, Richardson.
Lynch. McKeehan; Butler, Yellot, Hon
kins, Springer, Graves, Gallagher, Starr,
Nesblt, jr., Grove, Weber, Harne, Crit
fifth, Dade, Kiigour, Pickcll, Neft, Buch.
anan, Brownie.
observation-disclosures. Key, o xens, Ham
mond, Clarke, Allnul,, Weems, Morsell
Walker, Ris,eau, Welsh, Sherwood of
Tai, Bowdle, Cals,on, Handy of Som,
Fleming, langford Rider, Lakeland, jan
ney, Clements. Dunbracco, Roberts, Hol.
land, itearn, Taylor, Handy Of Wor.
Champion, Jarrett, Sherwood of Caroline.
Thawley, Warrington, Bussirk, Shaw.
Powder, Lecomp,e Of Carroll, MIR. Speak
er-35.
So The bill! was passed, and goes to the
Senate for its action.
In the Honse, this morning, numerous
efforts were made TO obtain leave 10 in
,rodnce bill to paralyze the operation Of
the tax bill passed last evening.
The Speaker laid before the House
communicated from the Treasurer, in
obedience to an order of the House, rela~
tive to the Farmers and Miller's Bank oc
iiagerstown; which was laid on the table.
Mr.. Hopkins presented petition from
Hartford county, asking the Legislature 10
request our Senators and Representatives
IN Congress TO vote for w. Cost Johnsoc's
plan of relief to the States. Which was
referred.
Mr.. Hammond obtained leave 10 re-
port bill to amend the Constitution so
as 10 change Howard District, of Anne
Arundel, into a county.
A bill incorporating company for the
relief of the INDECENT sick Of Baltimore
A bill Incorporating Logan Lodge of !.
0, r. Nj. Of Baltimore city.
Were severally considered, passed, and
sent to the Senate.
The House adjourned till 9! O'Clock
Tomorrow.
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Proceedings
OF A MEETING OF THE WING
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

Alta Joint meeting Of the Wing mem
beers of the Senate and House of Repre-
sen,a.ives Of the United States, held in the
Senate Chamber on Saturday evening, the
18th February, ls43, for the purpose Of
considering the proprsty Of holding a
National Convention to nominate candi
dates to be supported by the Wing party
at the next election of President and Vice
President Of the United States, RICHARD
H. BAYARp, of Delaware, was called to
the Chair. and ALEXANDER II. II. STUART,
Of Virginia, and John Z. CLARK, of New
York, were appointed Secretaries.
Mr. TALLMApGE, of New York OH be-
half Of joint committee appointed at a
previous meeting to consider what rnea-
sures should be adopted, made report,
which having been discussed and amen
ded, was unanimously adopted. The rt-
port is in the following words, viz:
"Whercas the expediency of holding
National Convention for the nomination
of candidates for President and Vice Pre-
sident has been suggested by the Wings
in various parts of the Union; and it hav-
ing been referred BY them to the Wing
Members of Congress TO designate the
time and place Of holding said Conven-
ton: therefore
@Resolued, That the Wing Members
of Congress, concurring to the expedien-
cy of the proposed Convention, and yiel
ding to the wishes expressed that they
should designate the time and place, do
respectfully recommend that Wing Ma
,ional Convention for the nomination of
candidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States be held at the
city of Baltimore on Wednesday, the Sd
day of May, 1874; and that the said con-
venlion be composed of Delegates from
the respective States equal to the number
of Senators and Representatives of each
State in the Congress of the U. States"
On motion Of MIR. UNDERWOOD, of Ky,
II was
t"Resolued, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be signed by the Chairman
and Secretaries, and published in the Ma
,ional lntelligencer and other Wing pa
pers."
RICHARD II. BAYARD, Chairman.
5 Asss' e T. c +. Ss,A''' Secretaries.
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beng the number passed this SESSION. this
afternoon, in the Senate chamber in the
presence of both houses. The division
OF the state inty Congressional districts is
new before the House. 1t will probably
produce deal Of squabbling Some of
the locos are for creating some beautiful
gerrymanders-having cut up Baltimore
city and seven of the counties in the d.
vision they propose.
Mr.. Murray loco from Anne Arundel
made strong speech agains, this "split-
'ing up" Of the counties and city, and 9TH
ers than Yankees would guess tina, his
reason Tor SO doing is that by the propo-
sed arrangement he would be left in
district that in all probability will be eter-
naliy whig, and hi, hopes Of getting to
Congress, entirely cut off of course.
The locos had better look well to their
steps or they will find themselves "head
ed' yet, for opine that the wings of the
Senate will not allow them so 10 dis,ric,
the state, as 10 give them four out of the
six congressman, and then help them to
elect locofoco United States senator.
In regard to the election of a u. S. Sem
ator, ] would remark tina, if the Locofo-
cos had decided majority in the State,
and the wings an accidental majority in
the Senate, 1t then would be wrong for
the Senate not to 60 into an election. But
The cause is precisely an opposite one,
the WhigsI have an undoubted majority
in the State and the lecos have an acci>
dental majority in the House. The Eas-
tern Shore, which the senator to be cleo
ted is TO represent. is overw helmingly
wing. Is it righ, then for the State Sem
ale to 60 into an election, and saddle upon
the people Of that section of the state for
six years, U. S. Senator opposed to them
in principle2 have much to say upon
this subject, which canno. say in this
letter for want of room.
have list of nominations for Cecil
county, sent in to the Senate by the Co.
vernon. but not ct acted on, which will
be given next week. Farewell again old
chair, ! expect soon to be with you, and
see you uis a els, which will be much
more agreeable than epistolary commun-
ication. THE EDITOR.
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fairs at the "Ancient City" The election OF
U. s. Senator is an all engrossing topic there
the senate will not 90 into an election till after
the 4th of March, but triH after that time. A
majority Of the Wing senators are opposed to e
iectlng one this session, but there are enough
favorable to doing SO, to unite with the locos and
make it sure.
When rscurancy on the part ef the Senate
was talked of in the fall we spoke strongly a.
gainst il, but we do not now stand as we did in
regard to the subject. It is now matter of
great doubt with US whether they should go into
an election, In similar cases in other states the
locos, have stood out and it has been openly a.
vowed by some ofthem this winter at Annapolis
tina. if they stood in the stead of the wings they
would not 60 into an election, Nor would they
The election of a loco Senator from Maryland,
might give that party majority in the U. 5.
Senate, So that when VIC elect Henry Clay next
year as we certainly shall, wo would have pre-
sident with his hands tied-not nomination he
would make would be confirmed, and any effort
on his part to restore prosperity to the country
would be nullifed by an opposing senate. TAX
ing these things into consideration, doubts As to
the propriety Of electing a locofoco U. s. sena-
tor naturally arise. The Locos have caucused
and decided cpon Ex- Governor Grason, but the
delegates from the Eastern Shore, whose opin-
ions should be respected, are all opposed to him.
We purpose visiting Annapolis before we return,
and from thence we will write you more on the
subject, with more certainty.
The fishing portion Of our citizens will doubt
less be pleased to learn that Major Howard has
by his tact restored to them much that vas taken
away by the repeal Of the "Stake net Law
A bill was brought forward in the House by
some members from the Potomacs side, to pro-
hihlt foreigners from fishing in that river with
gill nets. passed the House and when it came
before the Senate, in tho face Of strong opposi-
ton he tackled an amendment to it inc luding oui
rivers also-he got it through the Senate, and It
went back 10 the house and passed with the a
mendment.
Pennsylvania, Delawarans, New Jerseymcn,
and all Others not citizens of the state, (and the
majority of tho gilers are from other states) are
therefore prohibited from setting nets in our wa
ters. Yours &c.
THE EDITOR.
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Fifteen delegates have been elected in
Pittsburgh to the Harrisburg Convention.
The following among other resolutions
were adopted.
hcSolred, That we have unlimited con-
fidcnre in the sterling integrity, exalted
views, and unyielding patriotism of Henry
Clay of Kentucky, and that he is our
"firs. love- for the Presidency in 1874.
Resolved, That we are convinced the
period is at hand when the Father of the
American System, the eloquent advocate
Of Protective Tariff, the originator and
twice successful advocate of the bill pro-
viding for the distribution of the proceeds
arising from the sales of the Public Lands
the able defender and uncompromising
advocate Of the duty Of Congress to fur
nish sound National Currency, will be
regarded by grateful people for his I'M
firing efforts in behalf of the best interests
Of his country.
ReSolred, That the nnanimiiy with
which Henry Clay Of Kentucky. has been
selected by the Democratic Wing party.
as its candidate for the Presidency in ia,
is unsurpassed in the history of parties;
and Proclaims in voice that cannot be
misunderstood their confidence in his
principles and their love for the man.
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Mr.. Calhoun, by his remark, (uninten-
tiosalIy we presume,) would seem TO
have excluded the President from any
association with the party in possession
Of the country. As we'll might the limb
Of the tree deny the roots. As well nigh,
the other member Of the body quarrel
with the Belly -Madison,an.
The Court fool has at length hit upon
the true character ofhis master. The
President, according to his fool, is nei-
t!er the head that thinks nor the hands
that work, nor the feet that walk, nor the
stomach that dges,s, bu. simply the belly,
the receptacle Of ordure and ofial. We
hope that, hereafter, he will feel conten,
to be regarded as what he really is, and
not put forth pretensions to being augh,
else than the raunch, the tripe, the seat Of
the garbage ofthe republic.