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FURNISHING WAREHOUSE REAOpEDs
C, E. WETMORE 81 co.
rHayE REMOVED their H0USE-FUB.
HN NisHING WARERo0Ms from their old star =; i
70 No, 10 N CHARLES ST, where they VIII b.
nanny to wal, on their patrons and the public gen.
orally. - No.. s,u
StIvro pr ,TEp AEp BRITANNIA WARE, Block TIN
WARE, SOLAR AND HALL LAMFs, CIaoSnoLss, TEA
TpAys ASp WATERS, KITCHEN FURNIT0RE, COou
ING JtrgHsILs &c. &C., including every variety OF
Heuse keeping Articles constantly On hand At the lon
est cash prices lyHo-lia
UpOOExS-BOOkk. Just received filrthet sup
a 3 ply of the following Standard Works.
Prescotts Conquest of Mexico, 3 vols
do Ferdinand and Isabella.
Alison's History Of Europe, a vols
do do do do, abridged
Townsend Arrangement Of the Old ard rC9i I esti
ment
Pulpit Cyclopedia
Tavlor's Manuel of History, I vol.
Stewart on the Apocalypse, . vols
Robert tiall's Works, complete, 4 vols.
PARS0N y pRESTONS,
Bookseller; and Stalioners, Isl Pratt st,
!y22Gt adjoining Railroad Denot,
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MARINELlST-PORT or BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, JULY ~ I845-
CLEARED,

HRomrHE EXCHANGE RsADrNG-aooM BooXs
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CLEARED,
ship Leopard, Longcope, HaYre, B NJ. Hodges, II
snip Lnconia, Porter, Amsterdam, 80.
Brig Pioneer, Hrnl2n, West Indes, with iyyya,J
,afgOO VIM, AIcDouad Il Go ~ 49,
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L. S. SHIP PRINCETON. This vessel has been
taking in coal for some days past at Philadel-
phia, and was expected to sail for the Gulf of
Mexico the latter part Of the week The pain
tiers have been at work upon her, and the white
streak which used to ornament her sides has
disappeared, and she is now of one uniform
black color.
TRIAL FOR MURDER Charles P. Sweetser
and Charles n. Pond were put upon their trial
in n. Orleans on the 18th inst. for the murder
of Robert J. Creswell on the lAth of June last.
Thew are indicted for murder in the first de-
gree. -
New PosrMAsrERs. Mr.. VIM. Fisher has
been appointed Postmaster at Taney-town,
Frederick, in place of Hugh Harm, resigned
Mr.. VIM Reese has been appointed. Postmaster
at Middleburg, in Frederick county.
FUNERAL OF Col. VosE. The remains of
Col J. H. Vose, late of the 4th Regiment U.
S. Infantry, who died suddenly in New Or
leans were inferred on the morning of the
18th inst, at o'clock, on the ground attached
to, and IN the rear OF, the United States Bar
racks, below the city, with appropriate honors.
The SEASON. The Albany Argus, of Mon
day, says: The drought is intense. The fields
are almost baked with the heat, and the failing
ofsprings and wells give evidence how deeply
the heat has struck i'll the ground. A few
days more of such burning weather viii ruin
he corn past recovery.
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Yop shzH hare gold to pay I've petty deH twenty t!s,
over. i'-Shaks.
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CO To Nos. 25 40 50 prize of $500, sold to GEN
ueman al Dix Foggs Nos 3 "A 81 prize of $500,
sent TO Carlisle, Pa Nos. II u 50 a prize of 500
sold in the city,
Nos. Md Consolidated Lottery, 81, drawn July "a,
lowest prize So, are:
"A 81 ii l8 20 % SO 40 20 l2 Il 50
Draws TO DAY, the beautiful scheme Of Maryland
Consolidated Lottery class Sc.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $1,000 5 prize OF $1,000
$500 10 300
1851 % " LOG, &c
Tickets S2l; halves i; quarters 62; eighths Bic.
In which Schoofeid * Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 26 tickets for only SO, and can draw all
three of the capitals.
05-DrawsTO- MORROW, July 26, Md. F.F. Semina-
ny Lottery, class %, Capital $4,000; Tickets ST. shares
in proportion. In which Schoofe!d & Co will sell on
halves s., quarters $3.50, eighths Sl75.
03- For the high przes in packages or single tick
ets call on or address your osders to
SCHOOLFIELD 81 Co,
No. Calvert street,
1t Firstofficefrom Baltimore street.
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II NSOLfENT rAPERS MADE pIrC
II and all information given on reasonable terms nv
Jy24 l.. +. SCOTTI, 10 Exchange Place
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer Cumberland, Coa.ary, fiona Phi2ade phio
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Schr Falmouth, Creighton, PetersbuGa Va
SAILED this nlOIning-Barques GutfOrd Smith
Mo de Jancro; Floyd, jewett, Portland; Dr. brig p
Nevius, SLooP, ST. Johng; NIB.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-06
'E'Eagl CONSTITUTIONS

FENI! Il avis vi Of our wonderful bodies cousiantly
require an alternative, regcncraiing influence TO
create ana retain healthy existence. Air, light and
some Other clements are brought to this rcquis0n and
Tor Time prnVc sufficient TO the requirements of the
system l,ut when from mprudcncc and violation Of
The laws OF The animal economy, morbid humors nrsr
acrd and vtatm or juices collected the system IT.
qnTeS assistance from other source or il sinks in
disease, decay, and death How wonderful and suutary
At TINS period, ufe the effects Of appropriate altern-
I'VE medicine taken in season: Thousands hive been
>ayeG RON death, and millions from sulICrngs ndescri-
hnhc and again restored 10 health by the timely use of
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS, which are 30 CllcaciOus
ana potent, in cleansing the stomach and huwrs puri-
tlns the blood and rcnovatug the glarduIar system bv
altering the Secre0ns Of the liver, and other glands and
chrrilg on the morbid iurCs and nmurs that at The
SoulI' iIey nave inquired the name oiFeyrr bane" be-
cause they invariably prevent break up bilious remit
tent yellow, intermittent and lung levers.
rive years extensive use, have proven them the hest
and only sure and safe remedy for ull the humorous
chronic diseases, where the system requires something
mat WI operate ON the Blood Liver, and various sys-
tens OF vessels, giving them healthy uCton NJ the same
time rNpe the morbid and poisonous juices and humors
which il separates from them.
In this class of diseases, rheumatism. Dispepss
DrOpSy, Liver COmphnts Bilious Stomach SrrntnIn'
Gravel, Worms Tumors, and cuprions Of the skin of
various KINDS, permanent weakness about the lons and
IimhS kIhgs Evil, constitutional or hereditary feeble.
ness of The whole or part Of the 81 stem, &c.
Thousands Of cases Of The above diseases have been
ured by the Tomato Pills aud thousands Of deaths would
cave been prevented Ind these Pills been used instead
of some irresponsible. hancf quack nil II remedy n
which the country is flooded. There is no mystery mr.
chlrhlanaism about this universal remedy.
lhey are prepared OF valuable vegetable remedies
which are known 10 be both safe and enecrnl and nre
used very extensively by Physciansi in their private pac-
re because Ms hundreds have said, they are the most
pleasant eli"ctual aud safe medicine we have ever used
The above Pills are for sale by agents in all country
Towns Agenls are cautioned not 10 bny Of pcdlers.-
"OnC word 10 the wise is sufficient"
IT, X Phelps, VI. ID. Proprietor, Hartford. Conn., with
OUT Whose Signature none are Genuine.
For sale by 5. j. Allen, Woodstock Hay den & Hutch
Insoh, hu.i OitS Chamhern, Pomirrt; Justin C. Brooks
ii"rtlodi Harris n Morrill, Stanford; p. Dwight a. Co.,
Ntrshire Theodore Cook, Cornth; Baxter D. Newton
Norwich Lewis Merritt, Ilartand; j. w. Hubbard
" -..lSur, s3l-6mcp.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-06
SPECIAL OFEICES

Proposals are levlted for supplying the follow.
ng Offices in Vermont for the net proceeds Of said
Offices respcCliyeI y-limed in each case TO a
sum to be named in the proposals:
Berlin from Montpelier, miles, twice week
Chillenden from Pittsford, 4 miles, and back,
twice week
IIighgae Springs from Swanton, A miles and
back, three times week
Huntington from Richmond, Z miles and back,
once a week
Jamaica from Townsend 5 miles and back,
twice week
Jay from Troy, 5 miles and back, once week
Jericho Centre from Jericho, miles and back,
three times week
Lincoln from Bristol, 5 miles and back, once
a week
Mechanicsville from Mount Holly; miles and
back, once n week
Roxbury from Northfcd,6 miles and back
once Il week
Ryeg,ae from J'ells River, miles and back,
three times week
SYNDICATE from West Arlington, miles and
ack, twice Il week
Saxe's Miles from IIighgate, miles and back,
twice a week
South Walden from Cabot, miles and back,
once week
Vernon from Mortified, Mass, 6 miles and
back three times week
Hnrdsboro' from North Wardsboro, 3 miles
and back, twice week
West Brainrree from West Randolph, miles
and back, once week
Westminster West from Saxton's River,
miles and back twice a week
Weybridgc Lower Falls from Middebury,
miles and back, twice week
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-06
NOTES.

Seven minutes are allowed for opening and
closing tho mails at all Offices, where no parlicu
lar time is specified; but on railroad and steam
boat routes, there is TO be no more delay than i,
necessary 10 deliver and receive the bags
. The mail is 10 be conveyed in preference tC
passengers, and 10 their entire exclusion, if its
weight and bnlk require it.
3 A preference is 10 be given TO passengers
brought in the connecting mail lines over those
travelling in any other
cial agents of the Department, ON the exhibition
Of their credentials, are 10 be conveyed without
further charge on mail lines admitting orsuch con-
ycyence.
5 Mail agents are TO be conveyed without
charge o., the principal railroad and steamboat
lines where the size Of the mails and the number
of the Offices will require their employment by
the Department; and in that case,a separate apart.
ment for the asserting and safe-keepug of The mail
is 10 be providedby the contractor under the direc-
ton of the Deparu ent
In all cases, there is to be n forfeiture of the
trip, when the trip is not run; forfeiture of at
lenst one Fourth part of ii, when the running ar
rival is far behind time TO lose the connection
with depending mail, and forfeiture o. II due
proportion ofit when grade of service Is render
ed inferior to lint in the contract. These forfeit
ures may be Increased into penalties Of higher a.
mount, according 10 The nature or frequency Of the
failure and the importance of the mail.
Z. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquin>
cy be satisfactorily explained in due time for fail
ing 10 take from deliver at Post office the mail
or any part OF 1t; for suffering it TO be weniured,
los! or destroyed; for conveying it in place
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-06

4 verse; Esq. few Book mud all those tha,
father settle with than him have the chnnce bc
tween this and the LIST of February next At that time
my agency will close, and he will take the hooks nnd
notes. u. w. RICE Aat
WOODSTOCK, Jan j. le4o, aiJ
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-06
Botanic Medicines,

A GENER AL ASSORTMENT Of Thompsoni.
IA and other Botanic Medicnes--both crude and pre
pared, simple and compounded is constantly kept for
sale ny the subscriber AT his residence between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches
The above Medicines will he ,eay mt I'M ACCOMPANIED
by suitable directions, and warranted genuine
CAurioN.-To those who DESTROYS of obtaining pure
Ihomsonian medicines would say beware oiwhom YOU
purchnse as they are frequently aduerated with worth
less perncous and poisonous subs for the purpose
OF speculation or ofbrnsrg those invaluable remedies in
tc dsrepute. A. II. HAMMOND
Woodstock, Nov 90, lsii 237-tf
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-06
SIIERMAN's WORM LOZENCEs

viii Immediately remove all these unpleasant sv,np,o
ana restore perfect health Sister lgualius Superior Of
Inc Catholic Hall Orphan ASYLUM has added her tcstjmo
IVY III ihtIr mvor to the thousands which have gone be-
ore she sacShere are 100 children in The Assy-
n anu that they have been in the habit orusing shcr
mans lo2enscs, and She has ALWAYS found them to he
attended with the most beneficial effects. They have
Oeeh proved TO be inlalihe N over 100000 cases.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-06
SICKNESS IN CHILDREN

ANA TIE suffering winch they undergo from worms OMEN
chI to fatal termination, while the cause is never sus
ecle" Intensive BREATH picking the nose grinding
he 'eei during sleep, starting in sleep with flight and
screaming, Troublesome cough and evcrishness are
lons some OF the prominent symptoms of the presence
OF worms. timely use Of
SlIER n L q.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-06
RHEUMATISM.

Weak Back, Pain and weakness in the breast, hack.
Limbs and other paris Of the body speedily and efec
lnally relieved by SliERMAN'S POOR MANS PLAS
TER, which costs only IL l-2 cents and is within The
reach of ALL So great has become the reputation OF this
article, mat one million will not begin to supply the
un demand II Is acknowledged be the best strength
eEng plaster in the world
. BEWARE OF IMPOSITlON
Dr Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster has his name with d.
rectons printed the back of Plaster and GFac
sm'lcL1 the Doctors written name under the drec
lions. None Others genuine or to be relied on.--
Or Sherman's Warehouse is No. LOG Nassau ST. New
York. o29-6m
Forr sale by d S. J. ALLEN, Woodstock, VT
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-06

Influenza Coughs, Colds Whoopng Cough, Tghtness of
the Lungs or Chest may be cured Rev. Darius Anho'
ny was very low from Consumption Jonathan Howard
verge oIhe grave by raising blood Rev. Mr. Dunbar of
New York, the Rev Mr. De Forest. Evangelist in The
Western part of this state Rev Sebastian Sreeter Of
Boston, the wife of erasmus Dbblc Esq IN Mornv.a and
hundreds Of Others have been relieved and cured by
nrn pnr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17

t'N Iib Removal. NM tb,hNN.Ni S,,"''
ct Alb DISEASES ARISING tkoN AZ W.
FuRE STATE W TIE RbotD. pN HABIT
Oh TIE SYSTEM, VIZ:
ssofal ktns. Evil Esup
tons rmps-of III, Fae. Bc- Coac
Te-t .i Pain Of
TIL. Bos.. Jni- S,uhbosn uic.r seilti
iuubsxo sni sr,.ins nludeIoo. of
Mesary Drorsy Exposure in,pr,dcncc IN Lite
Alc ttrune Constitutional Disorders ~ine renNed by this re
psraIio"
ps,s avns their o'ria In impure stats OF tho eo"d aud
dud generally vii be sery and eee'nap removed D, is
valuable medicine a. Us operation Is pseuns AMI consists IN
sov'nr the cause 20 disease ny entering n' INC ana
passing thronsa inc rrhen.I system. "ns" v.
woahis orefat"n shss hsy are re"osea a. e
menay canal h-aea the p~us"' ~ se' ana NOV "e ss"'"
Operation 81 hs Set~pahs ron W. S.'sa.. al, ,,
Tue ihh"~ing H"c' tree"'S reeves " ~. ~
nvaiuabs heHieine' VII DC "sa WI" 'n'e'''' W o." summary -
. NLnsoss, '... ~ 49,.
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ANCTlnN G0NNS.

yaTARSt.N n FARiSS have received iron,
w aa,,r aud by au,vas 'oi h@ N"sh.sn MarSc's
variety of NEW GoOns. among Which rray be mentioned;
re~ant white elhSd hit sh,N, rtu'ei irse Shs~s
Noa-e cord eu,ttd tibet p1ia ia and SaIlSN do.
s.,-niii sik Shawl. si> sUd velvet Neek Ties
steel aud Ki Nations. tos trimming dcs-es Velvet hean-
New style a. IT. pat is m auei'n very ,"ags
Es boau green Chehs tor elaSs and snes coats
White sus rrI r.auusls, Had iirtcN-. npi Ia =
In RADIATION waich they as,c hsnts ia a's'ttneu'o OF
and ntL ia ttrcy c"d stS- 81 newest sylcs
rcuea ardt Cashui. rv anI Nosl Inns french 'hiuis
ri srua Iasins, paid II rs,nf b'unst Shauds
Lace aud 's'i tltfcn -. for even M dtcsses
Nhii, ard cord .n,td Eoscs, scUr very tieh
Insd. a., ant Cninaz-'t ia'nC Htss on' d 10 ncst
Tbtra French l.ers. ht Sik fngcs Gimp Coti
AIs, cnnplste stock Ccncrsn's Gcoi-. cmsrasins-
u French t1nhs and CNssimrtes
Sul,nid S,lkNt.,rgs, ncm Stose
Handsome Statts. Canvas. claws &c.
sssSitneni Of " sro B!AuSyts Domestic Good. Re
Al cf which VIII smaa advance cost, Those IN
vast soods would Do wei to call d,n mined 10 make
prices satisfactory. WAEShN faatSS
m, % No Y5 Main It.
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IfN hIIIF MI q
lEEc ANn


ctsIsv Wiiu, "a -. tnst-. IS
-nir.s Cniicn I1tcr year. age. olh-
y2ts iaHpn,e cC0r,d hi pucs. pes0a
tvs grated viii III cha an the
ciug wErh d"sras'ed. and person
point a,ssule, ale change pon
J-yovd The pla vhe - Persons
Crg rut AZ tsss ai1d wpsy The ifcsns.
poist except
O., ,h he b. stopping pise-s-
nIhe-,.s>r, ~, rharEs s'i ts Ices jhln So
~ ca'rc t,irg ld above f,r baggage The Com
pluy ,gn-it grvsS Ssencr
pa agents, sud r,snasible
-l'Ss, t votes OF ya'ig Thing but tie Pass ss
'sn ps e.sats hal-aSu
T T.,-gs 81 E,3u,n I,rseI Passenger. mol
artuc The Return Ticket .RI.s pes-ou ru.rI
hs bite, scceug ttA Of his arrival
an Zach l. .E4s.
.,ps.r = uais TctcI pot
procure procured then ana h.
Depot Return TcS, u-y be obtained At the suer n
IL pensabse Fass,r fOm X should
bot Tickets inEeth ~ point not Depot
Win point Depot he the Cap
WAy Bill wi
pad. from this Return Ticket vii be OBTAINED the
pe passenger itou; Return
ir. r,qud n fare every p-rsOn furnished
vii. Ticket.
way wishing be tasen The shouE
make ssaaL ,Ls cay handkerchief; Fad ii the
lEh thu T0an IuI until Il
rcaehss them Il pracucabe
DrIO st'ppns places tE-
Med late ie CondueIors unable
O,neT points the Toat
rs,-Hssis Gown between p-Ss
Tain wish, before previous depot
Passengers lrobri fuin standing tle Platforms
a -
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E,errngiaous Chocolate,


'Oh tue cue u Ch.oT- Nervous Affections
euecd'b, nvbiiy Disease Children Approved by
ia. Faculty 81 Medicine PARIS French
Man practitioners have administered Iron -
endrlvouT,i Ia n9et Fra:-"i digestive
thu dhegls
'he LIr- aEd best .,PuahIy that e ferIgEnous
colsl..
The persons who Win DERIVE
fsTugiuous ,hceolair,
l> vienna az ..'a cVa,crInus who complain OF dinicnh
o. a.ngg ,avS IA s.c.inr 't.,rcs-. 80 - %
uiists IN TIE htAd stomach dsrsis badly,
~e appetite, destroyed -"ei'n'es s1's"d whu of-p
experience Affecting of eoSu->s io~xT eSrc. and
general drnngsn-aio 81 abe whole system
sd hc wbD paic delicate constitution WHOSE d.
gestOn difficult sni who exhausted by aud
will ind amer ios short Chocolate
mate rial improvement 10 their stlie.
81 Veal children aad especially those WIN nekuiy villa
strength aud their lson will drvrope
self
a. Butts principally young girl budding
whose -ahh may - anguhF that the FeTs Chocolate
will be useful brilliant aud vivid compile succeeding pale
regularly all the functions Of the
nourishng stat. Of hrah superyrnins viii
utility obut tie Indispensable. necessity to,
ginous Chocolate.
fresh supply OF Tile valuable preparation hand.
sale by q. JOHNSTON,
Ju II nngsisi.
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TABLE OF RATES.

Al Mee;ug VI the Prcsideu, and Directors Of the RICH
NONp, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day Of October
1916. the following Table ot Rates for the Trsnspor-
tsoa OF Passengers adopted, taxi. effect aud
after the l. day Il December next, until otherwise
Gerci by the Board.
pcTIyEEN RICHMOND
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TIME undersigned returns lis respectful thanks
u anc tie puble fo he great extent Of pa'ren
AZ. rt ygarg End bg- leave i niou ihtn
tst his pi,e. arrangements for Manufacturing 'o "e noi
,-.p'- and l'e with han WI fat Dir" ~ rSafs
ever q crArUI and H'N hoA'a'" Terms aIi
10 devote Ii-,d i1E 10 th,f interests
favirr CAsu.ivsy tnrag"i 10 ,nrs C'-f TO-
more ,nsu twenty years utNe. NJ LA h'e -ucs ~
riss for o,ne acquainted VIII ;h- waits of ''acs drs
a., nt he -uia scr,Ny ruur morn ~ who nHNr t-
,r-,.es q h aat they shah hc FURNISHED VIII coess Ehei
r.,pa. .urn. 10 uua cl Aniansh'P of nHish.
81 anovt itVgfa ilfl-ct'I- -i'u u.i r
m 80 Gg HEd counterfeit a.ir" tb',~-l-
Gin. .rl!n. jerome C.oc winch ei t' a. un" i2 ae~no"
D. isUent from tLgnl ysnaiy lie irt' La. p" e'a-
~ viii ap.a 70 is alvant 60. tuying Divert 'rm it "e''y
!.Sh!eE e-se ley VIII b, tie G.sliz ri i.l ''.H -
orders ,faesou2anet ~ r';Ss anu i-ilLiu
~ Gu AIDED STRANGERS who 'nd t oo'- ~ 'i hiy 'D
.Son the auonOA arpett3h toeS- ~
trBds Foreign vii be 'rtIy s'lre- "l i''A"u
win reference na:seus Al Cocks pueAafr Al
this .eot are Warranted TetiO'n vel md The anne
viii be dcvc bts soi- tree q" "ahN" i'H
trafsr wnh assurances every s6e attention shan k
lad Of hs friend ano pf'& ne feleeu"y 80
ee.is he ratfOl1-- NJ ~.
-sga7ehouss N Philadelphia - No5th Tt Street
.ysr.boasa N liliusc g 80 sCLtn thlttt Street
F.croRg 10 81 johns Street between iiai1
al, ,ni n,rtc ~ .3-Iy IHAJNCEH JERJNE-
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ATTENTION! CUMPANY.

's-Bs krap>s' nfrnt P-ttru F- F~et'is 's--ns tus
Tub. Ufl.u a9l irry.. F-as t"au-r'- fr'mrns cap
LsaTRrr Stock Gun ra.c. superior 0us.. U-.s Cls
Tag Drums. .r5 ruaa-s,r, itr- c1.tric0S
o.. Ar=y ssr.Er 'yI pfef'ri % grn car ~ sS
s,n1 Vory rue- O.; -, u5ss. g. = Ofe,r. cap
FURNISHED 10 q surrr5r st'!s ~ vsrf.H'rstii.
Urlurs Thankfully received pr5H.lil. lrout-tto
WILLIAM GRESHAM,
NJ. g5 Sostl laird street doors H.1.. Race
Cet1baf o.. f-s.s--ly P'i,its pl'a
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a BOUND PLASTER. Lubsc' Nn.
~ NAILS, "rIcniI" FaeiSgy
Warehouse and Boa
NADER INDIGO
CCPFERAs, ALUM
NEW RICE. Sr GROIN SUGAR
CUSPOwnEG Am BLACK TEAS
SPERMACETt AND rAilOW CANDLES
SOLE LEATHER
CAg AM LETTER PAPER
STICK AND SOLID LlCOSICE Fer ale by
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weekly oonsng vsr -. desirable ,0ass Coat ess
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NlNTER ARRANGEMENT.

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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

lust received 4 fresh supply Of
~ FIELDS Anoiyne Sla, icg soap.
Guer.in'. AmbTosial a., fot shaving
Lsventcf Sap and white WINDSOR 20
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sunehlrs Sat, iicars' Oh Vegetable Oh ftr NE hair
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Razor stsops Cigar Cases Pc. cal Leads, &e &c
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