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'ainting, Carriage Making, &c,
sPAULDING 4 RUSSELL

CONTINUE the Painting business in all its var
~ Gus branches, and solicit a continuance Of the
public patronage. We have also commenced
CARRIAGE MAKING,
and are prepared 10 make TO order any kind of Car.
rlages Seighs that may be wanted, in first rate
manner, and cheap for cash. Repairing done or
short notice. All kinds ofproduce taken IN exchange
for work
Call and see for yourselves.
Shop on Shelburn ST., opposite the American
Hotel
Burlington. May, 1915. 50m6
n. G. sPAULDING, S. II. RUSSELL
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FRENCH DEpJIATORY.

This article, used for taking oil superluous hair
from the face and neck is sold at so cents per bottle
BY Coms,ock Ross, No. 10 fremont Row, Boston
b. J.IHEINEBERG g. co. only agents for Bur.
lington. l6m6
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PECK & SPEARS.

From the recommendations ofour town Physicians
and resident Practitioners in this State, as well as
the Medical Faculties Of the cities of New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, we cannot but
assure hot OF the alctel class of the happy effects
which may he derived by the Of these instruments.
In point Of Durability, and particularly price, they are
within the reach ALL
To PLY sican> and Druggists who purchase by tina
dozen, the Manufacturers discount Is made. lStf
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MAHOGANY!!

L Mahogany from New York firm, and am new
leing supplied with small stock ofcrotch and sha-
ded veneers such are adapted to this market. Adj
dions will from time TO time be made, us they arc
called for by the demand to keep up fair as
sortmeni. Wood in any form, not on hand, will lie
furnished at the shortest notice. The prices will be
low, and the terms cash.
d. N. PANuBoKN.
Burlington, Isl Sept, 1916. l4n
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Sheen Racks.

Gle Of SHEEP RACKS, 10 which he would re-
specially call the attention of the wool growing com
munlty, as they will find it much to their advantage
to use this kind of Rack II. p. DEWEY.
Burlington Falls Aug |, 1915. loft
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James Hogan,
VX7OuLD respectfully inform the citizens of Bur.
w lington and vicinity, that he has CONNIE ICED
BOOK BINDING

n
w lngton and vicinity that he has commenced
BOOK BINDING
in all It's various branches, in the Building for ssuly
occupied by 5. s. Skinner as Sadder's shop, three
doors East of the Free Press Office College ST. Bur.
lington, W., where he intends keeping constantly on
hand
Ledgers, Day Books
Journals, Cash Books,
Invoice Books, Sales Books
Record Books, Receipt Books,
memorandum Books, Lawyers Brie6ng Paper,
Cost Paper and DockeIs.
N. Blanks, Public Offices, Insurance Companies,
Merchants and Others furnished with Account Books
made OF the best paper, ruled and bound any pat
tern desired, and executed in good style the latest
improvements in binding and experienced workmen
can produce.
Particular attention will be paid to the binding Of
Libraries, Periodicals. Music, PORT. foos Scrap Books
&c, &c. Manufacturer of Blue, Black and Red Inks.
Country orders executed the most favorable terms
and al short notice. Edges OF Books marbled 10 any
pattern to match Comb Spanish in the best style.
Most kinds Of School and Blank Books on hand and
for sale cheap for Cash. Paper Rags taken in ex-
change for blank and School Books, Paper, &c.
Burlington, May Is, ls45. 5Q.ly
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EDDY's BOOK AND NEWS PRINT.
II ing Ink at Factory Prices for cash. for sale by
Burline ton, July g. IA. STEVES WOODS.
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Utica, N. r May, II, 1915.
Mn. r. BRowN,-Dear Sir 81 am again on, of your
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters; 1t article that
is much thought Of; old lady from Frankfort, Her.
kimer County, says she has been confined 10 her house
for years, and this has enabled her ge, out.
Several in this city say that ii is the best medicine they
have ever TAKEN
Please send me fresh supply soon, as have not a
bottle in the store. Yours with respect,
J. +. WARNER, per. II. +. RAY.
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Bath, Me. May 81, ls45.
Ma. +. BRowN,-Dear ir:-I have some time past
suffered much from Jaundce and dyspepsia OF the
Stomach loss ofappee, and trouble and pain from
the least simple food, with pain in the head and side
slight cough, general weakness and debility of the
any relief was induced to irv your Sarsaparla and
Tomato Biters. received immediate relief from the
of Bottle and feel gra,led for the great relief
have received, and would recommend it to all who
are suffering from similar disorders Yours, trnly,
FREDERICK b. SLAlD.
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INSUR ANCE,

Wholesale and Retail Agents for the town of Bur-
lington, 9 b. j. ilEINEBERG q. Co.
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=, =, :, =, THI'H'O1t11 Wdy %, Io44'
To Mr.. Brown, Chemist, Boston.
certify that my wife has been afflicted with a very
bad humor on her face and at her stomach for fifteen
years past. After using various medicines recom-
mended for her complaints with little no benefit she
commenced using by the advice of Mr.. Edward Ma
son. Apothccary, your Sarsaparllla and Tomato Bit
tiers, and she now in better health, than she has be-
fore enjoyed for the last fifteen years. and would
cheerully recommend 10 all and EVERYONE who is
afflicted with any of the complaints whice this medi
cine IL rec commended for, to in prefer any
article now in use, Yours respectfully,
J. b. LEACH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20

Other Not
vi rs XII. X. s. sorts. sand.
Stock Nov 49, las. a8o 242t ass 1858 20 58sa-l6625
Against NOV 80, 1874. 385 1905 266 1928 - 2735-l7lH
WOOL Our wool market il very depressed although
II any thing there IL little improvement during the
last week and the public sales went of better than was
generally expected There Ia very little disposition on
the part Of holders give in price, In the expecta
ton OF a lively demand aher Christmas Consul
ers are acting with great caution in order to avoid any
accumulation Of stocks which at present very light
At the quarterly sales there average attendance
OF bu, The quantity Of fine colonial wool was less
than usual aud there fair competition throu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20

TRAVEL OVER THE ATLANTIC. The travel ovt
the Atlantic is not now affected by seasons, asa
was ten, or even five years ago Our packets car
quite a number Of passengers, and the steame
take from fifty to seventy five each trip We undo
stand that the favorite packet ship Liverpool, Cal
Eldrdge, to sail for Liverpool on Monday, and Il
Westminster, to-day, for London, have many ofthf
state rooms engaged. They run so quickly over 4
Atlantic, that seldom more than two Sundays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20
The Pictorial Herald.

This splendidly embellshed Holiday Herald is now
ready the most RECHERCHE thing of the ind that the
American public has for time. It contains
hundred illustrations Of the principal incidents
that have occurred within the last year. besides engrav
ngs representing the Great South Pass in the Rocky
Mountains, lately discovered.
Sixpence copy, in wrappers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20
Weekly Herald,

Our Weekly for this week is extremely interesting
1t is now ready.
It will contain in addition to the Of the week.
the interesting foreign received last night by the
Acadia, long article on the mineral region Of Lake su
cipal mining companies; likewise capital engraving
Of Smith, now on trial for robbing the tow barge
Clinton and spirited sketch of the Star Police.
II can be had at our counter in wrappers, for mail
ing price sixpence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20

ABOLITION NEARLY GONE Abolition is IN hd
death-throes The lofty position Of the country, \
her foreign negotiations, destroys abolition, AMI
unites all hearts on great national grounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20

Subscribers in the country receiving their papers in
yellow cover, will understand that their of sub
scripton has nearly expired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20

BLACK MAIL.-Our frien Thurlow Weed u
mistaken in snpposing that we will squander the
money received by us for advertisements, which he
calls black mail /" We do no such thing. Wd
inves. such money in good stocks, and intend ID
build handsome house with it, up town someI
where-also a country house for summer-be side1
gallery for paintings-a stable for blood horses
church, and sen ool-house, if it will go as tan
We shall not spend our black mail" on d'rt}
small potatoes and politicians, as Thurlow ma
done his large doses of black mall" extore
from the Legislature of New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20

PosT OFFICE ENrERPRrzE The mail brought by
the Acadia, arrivedhere at little after o'clock last
evening, and yet we did not get our regular fies till
after 10 o'clock. Is this right! Is the Postmaster
here or at Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20

Inc imports amount to 5295 bales.
Ashes.-Our stock of American Potash being large
prices have experienced decline, and the demand has
been very limited. A lot of 10 bbs. LIST brands,
sold at IS 25 and subsequently so bbs fetched only
f35, per so xii, duty 25) paid. In Pearlash have
to notice ~ bbs. taken at 49, for home We have
received 535 bbs Potts. and bbls Pearls from New
York Stock 1000 bbls 10 all descriptions against
bbs last year. Rce-This article has been quite neg
lected and prices of Carolina now at IS A. At
public sale held IS terces damaged, were knocked
down at IA to 3s So per 90 kill duty paid. The Belle
Creole Oneida and Emerald, in with ia terces
Whalebone.-The continued fairness in the demand has
produced decline in prices and the only sale to report
is lot of two ans norh western fishery at FL Is south
ern fishery is held at 40 per half Kill, duty paid.
supply Of 1475 bundles arrived from New York Stock
80 tons against 80 tons last year HopsA lot Of Ameri
growth the only in the market found buyers at
fls5 per. SO Kill. duty Il s3) paid. Tallow.-2o casks
New York at SO SO. An arrival Of II casks in
from New York. Wheat and Flour.-We have nothing
70 notice in American Flour, of which $50 bbs came in
by different vessels, as also a lot Of Buckwheat.
Woods Nothing deserving particular notice has
CURED in Dye Woods we quote prices Of Campeachy
lockwood at FIJI to IL So and st. Domingo at II 10 to
is per SO kill duty paid. Some mportations came in
from New York, Havana our Colonies, Sc.
ANTWERP, Nov: 3o.--We have but dull market just
Tor Coffee and the business transacted very limit
ed Rice ia without the animation last reported The
sale of hides Is rather dnll whilst sugar remains
without any alteration in price We note grey Havana
in bond at l9l 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20

EXPRESSES AND THE NEws.--We did not run an
express with the news brought by the Acadia. We
thought we would not. Out of pure compassion to
the Wall street papers, refused to exert ourselves
What was the result! Why, the lazy chaps allowed
the news to come on by the express Of Adams Il
Co. Well, we will see what they will do with the
next news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20

IMPORTANT From HAYrI-The brig Argus and
schrs II. Lawrence and Oregon, arrived yesterday
from ST. Domingo, with advices to the 23d ult.
Our correspondent has sent us the following intel
ligence:-
Cry OF Sr. DOMINGO Nov. -, 1845.
Official had arrived from Santiago that DOM
means had attacked fort called Beicr, which the Hay
ITEMS occupied this side of the line. The Domincans
attacked tho fort with such bravery that they escaed
the VOLS with sword and lance in nand and became pos
SCISSORS OF it, destroying the Hay ueos completey-kill
ing $780, woundng and taking 10 psi 'ouers, also
pieces of cannon, 900 muskets, drums hagl which
at present in possession Of the Dominican govern
ment; also all the musical instruments belonging to the
ash reg Of Gaps asy. The loss on the Domni
appears that the Hay items, few months ago. decla.
red the ports OF the Do nuican republic IN state OF
blockade but IT s false Tor there is not Haytcn YES
sci OF any description about the Eastern coasts
The Dom Dic.ps say thst it may be called regular
number of vessels and others expected from C"racoa
and ST Thomas, which fitting ont Of saio place ana
amongst them an American bark which ,ney NV PuI
d. besides nine schooners and one Orig Whch are
| on the cruising, to protect foreign commerce
By Dutch schooner which sr1veo rom ruer'o rie'e
the Dominican feet that the Dominican feet has gone
twice az Ear as Cape Hay and returned 20 Port Plt
wi hon, ser ing n Iayten vessel of DESCRIPTION even
on IN Haytien coast The Domincans seem 20 act on
the defensive only and are determined to sustain their
lity and tho market well supplied with American pro-
visions.
HANGING OF HUsrER HUI AND Moses JOHNSON
The Court, which has been in session since the
LIST i1stant, adjourned Tuesday without coming to
decision the celebrated Parkersburg casethe Com
monweath against Garner and others for Kidnapping II
Is understood that there fourteen members pre-
sent, who were equally divided as TO the question OF
Jurisdiction The fifteenth appearing was Undecided on
the point ut issue; and the was accordingly adj
ourned 10 the next term to be held in June The
Court affirmed the decision In the Of the Common
wealth against Hunter HILL for the murder OF Major
Robert X smith of Nan emond; and Hill Is 10 BIO
cuted on the I'd January The Court also Affirmed tho
decision In the Of the ealth against Moses
JOHNSON convict In the Penitentary for tho rider Of
Eslix Rsrgusoni and Johnson IL to be hung ON Friday
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13
CITY INTEIJlGFNCE.

Robbery in Railroad Cr-SOmetting .Mys-
terous. A gentleman named Zimmerman,
who had been soournng for few days at Bar
NUNS, and who left in the o'clock train of
cars on Friday morning last for York, Pa, had
his pocket book, containing about $50 in money
and notes of hand worth from $4,000 to $4,000,
distracted from his pocket after having gotten
but few miles from the city. After discover
ing his loss, he noticed that gentleman who
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FRosr.sr. THEATRE-Beneft Of Mrs. Burke. This
charming actress and general favorite presents her
name for benefit tonight, on which occasion the
new drama of the s'Wife of Seven Husbands, or the
Pedlar of Lambeth, and the thrilling piece of "Mar
garet Ca,chpole" will be produced, Sufficient at
traction for one night
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cart. Il social novel, by NJ. f. ripper
n Price la5 cents.

EHBARF. social novel, by NJ. F. ripper
q 4 Price lat cents.
songs of Fancy-eight for % cents.
The EXpeCtant, by Miss Pickering % cents.
Also, Prince and Pedia'; Fright; Secret Foo, each
p cent.
The Gold Demon and the Poor Cobbler of the Re-
voiution l23 cents.
Mysteries of the nquiSi!ion-eomplete, 81.
Butler and iioyt Correspondence. 375c.
The Wife with two Husbands, a Romance of the
Heart. l24 cents.
No. : Scientific American, with Engraving of a
new Dovetang Machine.
London Papers in great variety.
Guitar Music, five popular Songs-''Give me a cot
in the valley loves" Switzer song OF Home; Has
thy heart known change love? IN watch for thee;
saw thee weep Price l25 cents
Thirty kinds of Plays, Farces, SC SC.
Z. A. HlNCKLEY, JR est Baltimore. st.
II door east of McClellan-st.
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WEIGH, Mann & DELEyAN's CIacus. 1t will be
by the notice in another column that the pr0pre-
tors of this extensive establishment have been Undue
ed by the great crowds that have visited it during the
past week, to continue open for few days longer The
performance for this evening and tomorrow will be
entirely new in some of the eats Go early and oh.
tain good seats,
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" HEN ia the carrse of hlman events t he
w comes neccSSa for the ti3rIs of @aIti-
more and stherS 10 rep nish their tsS and pocket
rocks the best thing h"y do is % send or call
at M 80 FILES CapitGlPSze Deput, No l44 r.aEr
= oNpos1te the RailrOEdispn (ncSt 10 Bradshayfs
hHrd SEt'Gs HOtel) rdpsOCure of the rt2.ni
cehi capitals 10 be drawn i.lls week. Doyle has sold
n,"rc prizes than any cher vcnder che L. : ,Gtes,
ard the pres3m pion is ;h2 he Will sch great amy
mG7r lirrs@Te If you would get Iic in the sh7rles.
pt'"bIe l!c., rail and iaR,>l SINAI, SOM in the .O
lc"ng's splendid schemes.
NDNS&F, capital $-ey@@O, tickc,s IS, shares "A
proportion.
TUESDAY, capital S,9eo, tickets 3a3, sha7es in
ps'mFtOu.
WEDNESDAY, cap.a|> Of $50 @&ey tickets g,
share. in proportions
THURSDAY, capital s&@,00O, tickess S4 shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY .eapital prize 3sOOO, ticks.s SO, shars IA
proportion.
SATURDAY, the Thrma@ Thumb 5cacme, c1pi,al
laU' Whole tickets 5. halvrs 30 cents, guar -.s
>. cents will sell 25 .7hn!eS for : T. o. halyssafNs
40 IS lrlG7tsys for So y. Look on ladies l. 3w's
I l9 EItae - EFt ppm NOR 9H.''
liberal discount VIII ne paid to pc !rf,ns who ruf
chase by IL" package or quantity,
FOR sale n the greatest %lTety Of uCxy nurAbess by
thr package, single tlckG5y share. All orders pei
mail or otherwise, address I'D 10
M. DOYLE, No. l4i PrDttstreel,
II FRI 0pUasitp y. " o. r. z. DepoI
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PIcKpocKETs. Mr.. Peleg Amber, of Mas
sau, Rensselaer, county, had his pocket picked
at the railroad depot, East Albany, on Wednes-
day, and robbed of $500. The money was in
SIS and los of the Merchants and Mechanics
Pank of TrOy
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@2ge.OOOAA.cAh,I.s' i. TO-DAY o.. a, 2:ss

gee.GbDCDAA!Ghhal5N - 5na a, ,3 2;S'
pate SC1DOLFlELD s. cos for on u SIS, VIII re aie
5S'a large PoTion Of caE capitals. The pubic are
invited n'GaA and paltahe of some of,then, gyh.ls
:!iey are gaing-
Nos Md. Consolid;,r& Lottery, class 40, .Isawn
Get II, low st prize 81, are:
~ IS 6j d ls .2.si A. ~ 49, ~
DfavS TO-DAY, the .:se scheme o, Md. C1asOil.
.Sted Lottery, class u.s..
THE CAPITALS ARE:
ptlze Of 520,n9G nrze Of Sa1e3'
| 5,J9ty 10 " .Dng
3.CGGF 10 $50 lac
Whole tickets S5-stiares in ra3petian
ih'Shieh Seiooofeld SEQ. will sen on certificate,
packages of - tickets f0T only sic .. and will q0n-
tain aHtthe Numbers thaa o in the wheel.
W3--brawTs NEXT SATURDAY, October th, the
Smaif rty SEMINARY Lottery, c.a>s 81, capital psze
S4o0o-Ttc Eeas Sl-shafes in proportion, and waich
Scho"'ied s Co. will sell cerlifaR,e packages of
- wao'e tickets for ory Sill halves,S7, quarters So
30, oishths 81 IS.
Far the prizes he srae and call OH, the Ill lucky
SCHOOLFlELD " CO.,
No. Calvert street
ID FirstHfhce from Baltimore street
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FRONT STREET THEATRE
AVA NJ. IG. BURTON has auch pleasure in ar
w nnunCLng 10 NC baltimore public thai the
FRENCH GRAND d,p1,RA

wv NJ. II. BURTON has mach pleasure in ar
w nouncing 70 tie BaItimor, public th0i The
FRENCH GRAND OPERA.
Numbering above Forty -7Ttiites, icrludng haden,oi
selIe CALNE, NJ. bKNAUD, NJ. G l@RRY. M. DOI+V,
RY, Ntd'Hc CASSiNI, Mad'lle s'9EPliEN CGtr.
RET, M'dmes ECHIk; MATHIEE, RUBlLLON,
NARD, HATHIEU, GESSONVILLE,- MORDANT
AONTAS5iEE, &C, will appear in Baltimore for
FOUR .&4IS ONLY
Commencing on TT E5DAY NEXT. ont 14tb witt,
Nayerbeer's grand oper2'of ROBERT / Il DTABJ,E,
In which N&i'llc stephen Cwuret and ". AlnauI
wi" appear.
WEDNESDAY,. October Is H.
A E"w J act Comedy of IL YI$CuNTE LEETOIP-
ERES. IL which Mad'Ile Stephen Cmnreg will eraC,
her tcry crlrhaei characte..-y'ih the nl,Y Iautfe-
VILE 81 Lies Prtes Alisererde Ia Vie Iungine
TiiUHSDAY, Uctoher 10th,
.Nnher's Grtnd Opera OF iASSANIELaO
FRIDAY, Octnhar l7th,
DinZ' 'i'S ConilI Oprra of by FILE NJ TEGl 70
MEN1 Marie, had'lle CAL &c. win VauAevilIr
no 3he Orchestra will compose the hest nj. IT in
the coun'Ty-ied ny the celebrated NJ. PROVOST.
{t3- Eo%, Book nU9Y open. Boxes - cts Pr5Oc.
NOIl@E-So piece to be repeated O,,.Et
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

Our Book TABLE Messrs. Gushing Bro, No.
2j2 Baltimore street. have laid upon our table No of
new and elegant translation OF the "Wandering
Jew" 1t is from the press of Harper Brothers, and
will be completed in about 10 numbers. The ilusra-
tons are by the most eminent artists of Paris. The
same gentlemen have for sale No l2 of"An Encyclo-
peda of Domestic Economy" being the concluding
No. of that valuable publication.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13
gRR. sVASNE'S COMPOEE9, SERl'f OF
NJ VILE CHERRY, THE G28AT REMEDY

gRis. sNASNE'S COMPOEE!p SYRUP OF
NJ VILE CHERRY, THE G28AT REMEDY
FOR CONS NIPPON
This "Ce'ebra,Gd Remedy" has ?o.T, by its inlrin-
sic rHtncs, GGCCirs3 celebrity wien can never be-
shaken by ne nRsy gGack "NOst.uiNs~ win which
the country .aGcnGs. Fhc public ar fast learning
thal tins Is The Ca'v remedy that lie yelled upOn
ahr the speedy and g"rMancnt o. all Diseases of
the Lung. NhrrrVr! persons are AFFECTED with
COnghS, Co.'s, Splitting O Blood, Asthma, BronCh.-
us, lniam nation ~ thr Lungs, iFt:pu!iy of Breath
ing, SOreno aid Pain in the Chest Cr6up and De
raMgement OF The liver, Broken Constitution, Sc.
ibis medic lie will he fOnmd in2aluahte remedy
1t Is literally sweeping CnNSUMPI n.h irGN the land
wherever L IS Introduced and hOc0nlsa known, all
others d1'udie utU insigniiCaLce; ;ae public have
been ''hCmSGsIed' con. rnougr. and NOW resort &c
a medicine which the testimony &C the elOst eminen.
physlclacSln the Hand has place. above the reach
criticism I reGGFfeS no bolster NJ ap ny publishing
columns 0f torgGI! reriCateSau il Is enough 10 let
the pubic know where u can % ObiaI ned and one
ria will convince all of its srsat cts acy in curing
those distressing diseases above named, which have
bated the skin Gf The most learned practitioners for
ages heretofore. DR.. SwAYNE ; ~iaMPorHp SYRUP lf.
WILD CiiEnR2r was the first preparation f!um that
valuable Tree, that was ever introduced IN the puLlic
and ample proof is afforded &c it's sarcCSs, by the
country being 5OOdrd with tti}alsafsS, )" HCandeg,D
and mixtures" of Wild Cherry no: one Of which il;
prepared by regular physician. Therefore. the pub
NC shcld be GA their guard and not have Il worthless
mixture panl"3 upon them tCtlG, ORIGINAL and EN-
rlNE PREPARATION, which is only prepared hy Doctor
sWA&TE, at ibe N. w. cOrnu. of EIGHTH i RACE
SITS, Phad2iphia
Fo: sale hy regularly appointed Agents in a...t@e
prime pal o~as in the Unite estates.
BtIimo1s -fSentS-l. p. Cook, No. rs BaltimCaa St;
Statner y Candy, Pratt Strast wharf; J. w. s. =. W.
DAVIS, NO VA Baltimore st.set.
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HOLD AND SILVER TASstIGs Just re
IL ceved handsome assortment of Gold and Sill
yer Tasseis, for Velvet Naps, &C. Also, beautiful
assortment of Cold and Silver Braid, Thread, &C.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
JAMES M HAIG,
oil fri 12l Baltimore II ahov .r"h