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TRENTON, N j., Oct. ., l54,

TRENTON, ~ Oct. =, 1915.
Mr. SETH w. FOWLE, Boston:
Dear Sir-Permit me to address myself through
you, TO all who are suffering with any pulmonary
complaint, and advise and recommend all such TO
use at once DIR. Wistar's great remedy. medicine
which sincerely believe will cure, il cure be pos
sible; and not waste their time and money the
many trashy and worthless nOstTums of the day One
year ago last fall, took sudden cold, which settled
at once upon my lungs. | was soon obliged 10 take
my room, severe cough followed and soon lost
my appetite, and consequently my strength. be-
came very mach reduced, suffered severe pain in the
side, breast, shoulders, sc. &c. ! cOughed much at
night and raised large quantities Of matter, some
times accompanied with blood. | continued to grow
worse, and was obliged TO consult physician, who
visited and prescribed for me several times, but af
forded me little relief | became discouraged and
alarmed at my situatiOn-my family and neighhors
supposed could not live long Fortunately | found
one of DR.. Wistar's pamphlets, and like drowning
man, scratching at strawS" took courage, and sent
Immediately for a bottle of
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
My disease was so deeply rooted, however that was
obliged to get second and third bottle before be
gan TO improve pereeptibly kept on until had ia
zen two more bottles; continuing TO improve, soon
egained by appetite and strength. | continued TO
ROW better until the summer when was able to do
days work on my farm every day, and have cOntin-
led so to do My health has not been better for four
ears than at this time. To your invaluable med.
inc, now so universally POPULAR feel indebted,
through Providence, for the preservation of my life
Fry it for yourselves. Signed,
WILLIAM BEATTY.
| am personally acquainted with Mr.. Beatty, and
believe his statement to be true, and entitled the
OnlideL &c the public. Signed by,
JOSEPH STEWARD.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER * CANDY, 1870 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo. w Jones, cor Baltimore and High SITS.
seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
( Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. +.
Perkins Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Oseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thamcs-st; Elisha II. Per-
ins, corner Market and Green-sts.; George II. Keer,
10. 1923 Baltimore street; N. NJ Robinson, SO North
lay street, aull .lw
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0I5- DROP IN AT COnVIN & CO.'S TO-DAY!
The little capital prize of $4,000 is offered! Who
wants il; 25 Gents is its price 1t
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROO
For Rotterdam-Ship Roscoe, 18th inst.
For Premiership Emerald, with despatch.
For Bfemen-Ship Caspar 18th inst
For Havanha-Ship Rebecca, with despatch
For Rio de JaneirO-Barque r. H. Douglass. IOtI
in slant
For Bremen-Barque Franziska, 18th inst.
For Bremen-BarquG Bessel, with despatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Phoenix, few days
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RF-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirelynew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc SC, for sale and made to order cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. Il. 5. FR1ER
Milf No.. North Gay street.
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A NKEAT ECONOMY IN COFFEn! am
w ROASTING and GRINDING, ready for imme
date use, the very best high favored Rio Coffee and
me very best Lasayra Coffee, at the very low price
OF las cents per pound. Families attending camp
meeting, will find il the best and most economical ar
tcle they eveI used, Steam Boats, Boarding Houses
Farcs, and Private Families, will find il a saving of
more than fifteen per cent and much better prepar
ed than they can possibly prepare it. The money
VIII always be returned if it does not please Also
Few more left of those fine Sugar cured HAMS
which will be sold low, Wholesale and retail, by
S. ALDEN, Grocer,
all-eoStA corner of Fish and Centre Market
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The MUSEUM. The same excellent bill which gave
such great satisfaction at the Museum last evening
will be- repeated to night. The interesting drama of
"The Two Friends }" and the favorte piece of "Na-
tute and Philosopher are the attractions.
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DEATH OF JUDGE DORSEY, We learn with
regret, that Judge Clement Dorsey, Associate
Judge of the LIST Judicial District of Maryland
whose dangerous illness we noticed on Monday,
died at Leonardtown on the 9th inst, from an
attack of cholera morbus. Judge D. was 60
years ofage, and has held a seat on the bench
for the last fifteen years. He was for many
years member of the State Legislature, either
as Senator or Delegate from Charles and St.
Mary's county, and fol several years represent
ed that district in Congress- He discharged
his duties, in each station, with signal ability,
and won the esteem Of all associated with him,
both in public and private life.
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Sehr Henry Middleton. Stein, Charleston Jno X
Randall.
SAlLED-Frenchs ship TourvilIe, Oaievre, for Mar
settles; scht Vermont, Lowry, Savannah; Eenrietta1
Hughes, Charleston
ARRIVED.
Barque Jas. w. Paige. Taylor, 7 days from Boston
assorted cargo, TO Osbo n * Whtridre,
Brig Globe, Young, 10 days from Sagua la GrandeI
sugar. to Lambert Cuttings.
Brig Columbia, Coffin from Porto Cabello, 25th utI
(and IA days to the Capes) coffee, hides and ipdigoI
to P J. Caduc, F. w. Bruno Sons, and F Strohpj
Co. Left nothing
Schr Star, Webster from Havana Both ult molas
ses, to Johnson & Travers.
Schr Mary Wnfred, Gallop, from Plymouth. N. G. /
via Norfolk, wheat, 10 the master.
Schr. Seguine, Cole, days from New York assor
ted cargo TO Isaiah Mankn
Sehr John E. Smith, Cargill, 6 days from NJ York |
assorted cargo, TO Rose, Merrill s. Co.
Schr Jack Downing, Fields, from Philadelphia \
mdse. TO John w. Brown.
OFF Thomas Point Sunday afternoon (reported by
steamer Jewess)-Brig Glamorgan, Focke from
Kingston, Jam.
MEMORANDA.
snip Isaac Newton, was released from quarantine
restrictions to-day and permission given to iaud her
passengers at the LaZarettO wharf
Brig Kirkwood, Haynie, from Baltimore, arrived
at New Orleans I'd inst.
Bremen barque BOIL Boiler, Mencke, cleared at
Philadelphia for Baltimore 9Th inst.
Barque Maryland, Davis, and schr John TYLER
Smith, for Baltimore, cleared at Boston 9th inst
Schr Egremet Bay, for Baltimore, sailed FIN Lu-
bee, Mo LIST inst.
Schr Richard Borden, Brightman, for Baltimore,
sailed from Fall River 9th inst
Schrs Roe, Avery from Baltimore arrived at New
York 7th inst; and Ann Smith, Smith, from do do
6th. Sehr Emily Johnson, Snedicor, cleared al do,
7th for Baltimore.
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&C CHEAP PRINTINc. ami pRlNTING o

VT NNNNNAH PRINTING. ana fhlN ilNH
every description, executed with great despatch, al
he Once OF the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much o Iass 5" s4ee s%g other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE :, RATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC. sc.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we pos
scssed ofiaciites with latest styles of type and
and splendid machinery fordong work, IN everystye,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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Aszs. FARM FOR SALE. The undersigned
NnN will sell at private sale, a valuable FARM
1zsa& situated in Baltimore county, near The Sus.
quehaHna Railroad, about 80 miles from the city of
Baltimore This tract of land consists of 100 acres
more or less, is well watered and has on it several
fine Orchards. The improvements consist of a COM
Portable DWELLING, Barn, Spring House, Stables
and other out houses. For particulars apply TO
JOHN j. SNYDER, Atty Mt Law,
all-2aw2W Post Office Buld;nss
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h5- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Earrings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
dete his Old Established Store, Waterst, I'd door
from Calvert. ap6
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TayO MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC, for
Il Summer Complaint Dysentery and Cholera
Morbus. This Medicine onlyrequires a trial to prove
its wonderful effects. For sale only by the manufac
turer, C.P. ROGERS, corner of Howard and Marion
and corner of Howard and Ma ison, and corner Paca
and Little Green streets, Baltimore. None genuine
except the written signature of the manufacturar
on the label of each bottle.
90 Price % cents. a5-Iw-ialo RIM
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GABRIEL d. CLARK,
MR.. HARRIS

MIR. HARRIS
~ MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER
The subscriber, having procured the formula of Dr.
G. A. Harris Aromatic and Astringent Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic and Detergent Tooth Powder, takes
pleasure in offering them 10 the public, feeling assur
ed that they will meet with general Appreciation
They combine, i'll an eminent degree, all the import
ant medical qualities which desirable for prepare
tons of the sort to possess. They cleanse the Teeth
excite healthy action Of the gums, and impar TO the
breath most delightful fragrance
1lS- Prepared and sold only by C. P. ROGERS
Druggist and Chemist, corner of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. al-lW-iel9-fm
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{h3- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
er Route. See advertisement. je26-d
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RO a r DIN q

JtlS OH
TEHERE is NOW IN OUR CITY ONE
u SURE ROAD TO WEALTH! We would
have every one knew where it is-and when thew
have found out the location make use of their know
ledge-by so doing the pocket will be benefited and
money put in circulation that is now lying idle Pur
chase ticket of NJ DOYLE, and success will sure
y fellow as natural result. One thing is certain,
NJ DOYLE'S capital prize depot has distributed
more money than any three four Offices in BaIti-
more, and there is no why il will not CONT
nue. so to do. -
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets ST., shares in
proportion. Certificate of packages i'll be issued at
the following rates-wholes $l2; halves $6; quarters
49, eghths $3.50.
WEDNESDAY, $25, 900 tickets So, shares ia
proportion.
THURSDAY, casital $4,000, tickets 81, shares
in proportion.
FRiDAY-Captal $1,000, tickets S2i, shares in
proportion. Certificate o: packages will be issued at
the lowest rates-wholes S24; halves $l2; quarters
s6; eighths 49,
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket share. All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressedto
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Prattstreet,
II fri Opposite b IL o. r. r. Depot.
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MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1876.

MARINELIsT-PoRT OF BALTlMOhI
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NONSTABLE'S SALE. BY virtue of two
~ writs of her facias, issued by Robert Dutton. a
Justice OF the Peace, in favor of Edward Thomson
against Isaac Roles and to me directed, | have sez
ed and taken the following property, to wit: one
being the property of the said Roles, and will he sold
to the highest bidder at Robert Dutton,s office on
the lin day of August, at O'Clock, P M for cash
TO satisfy the debt and costs ''' ea'"'
jy3 -l6,llA-3t' Bond street FeIl,S po;nt
q G III o o l. b u u X S.-COunirv Merchants.
~ Teachers and others, are now invited TO examine
my large and complete assortment of School Books,
a resn and new, and of the latest and best editions
to be sold at the very lowest prices.
Every variety of stationery and Blank Account
BOOKS can also be had, really cheap, of
I. NEWTON KURTZ,
school Bookseller, StatioHer, and
=, 6iank Book Manufacturer, Isl Pratt ST.,
V@u adjoining Rail Road Depot, |
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CLEARED
CLEARED,
Sehr Henry Middleton. Stein, Charleston Jno. ri

FRoMrHE GxcHANGr READINe-Room BOOKS,
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Posi- OFFICE MIsMANAGEMENr. The Phila.
deIphia Sun, Ia paper, Which until last week,
we did not receive for four months, although
regularly mailed for Us. states that one of its
subscribers in the country complained at the
office few days ago, that he had not received
copy for n month, and to assure him that it
was the fault Of the post-ofiice, they prevailed
on him to mail it himself every day while he
remained IN the city. He attended to it pune
tually, and on returning home, was assured
that not single copy had been received. The
Sun is disposed to exempt the Philadelphia
post-office from censure, and perhaps correctly
but we know that it is not the fault of the Bal
timore post-oftice that the Sun failed to reach
us. Whose fault was it then?
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Randall.
SAiLED-French,sh ship Tourville, Oaievre, for Mar
settles; scht Vermont, Lowry, Savannah; Henrietta
Hughes, Charleston.
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THE BOUNDARY LINE. In his message ask
ing an appropriation of two millions of dollars
to enable him to settle our difficulties with
Mexico, the President says-'It is possible that
the chief obstacle to be suTmounted in accom-
rshing this desirable object, (the settlement oil
justmont of a boundary between the two re-
pubIics, which shall prove satisfactory and con-
venent to both, aud such as neither will here
after be inclined to disturb In the adjustment
OF thi, boundary we ought to pay fair equiv
acnt for any concession which may be made by
Mexico"
The only dispute between the two countries
IN relation 10 boundary is, the claim which we
haYe made to extend our line to the Rio Grande,
If that claim be Just, then we should make no
compensation to Mexico for admitting the line
If it be unjust, then we have committed a
wanton aggression on that country by marching
our troops upon her territory prior to decara-
ton of war in which case she will be entitled
to indemnity should she yield to our demand.
but has tie TeblueHl TeleTeUCe 10 LHlS boundary
line, or does he intend to establish another by
exaCting from Mexico a cesson Of territory
He does not state his object, but there can be
little doubt that it is his intention to demand a
boundary line which will give US California,
with possibly some other portions of the Next
can territory If this be the case, the two mil
lions asked for can be considered only as earn
est money, and much larger sum will have to
be hereafter proprated-probably some ff-
teen or twenty millions of dollars. Although
we consider our territory already sufficiently
extensive, yet if California must be added, we
should prefer the mode contemplated by the
President, to obtaining it by conquest 1t
would be more Just and less expensive, even
supposlng it to cost some twenty or thirty mil
lions of dollars We do not, however, admire
the practice of placing large sums of money to
be used at the discretion of any President
The object to which it Is to be applied should
be either expressed or perfectly understood by
Congress, or some restriction should be placed
upon the expenditure
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STATE OF VERMONT, I


Be it remembered that nj Il Probate Court
held at Bristol in and for the District on the
9Th day of October 1876, the Administrator
of the Estate of
BENJAMIN E. THOMPSON,
late of Starksboro in said district decea sed,
presented his petition to said court in writing
praying for license to sell all the real estat c
ofthe said deceased, for the purpose Of pay
ing the debts Of the said deceass, and The cx
pense Of Administration, and therein setting
forth the amount Of debts due from the de
ceased The charges Of Administration, the
value Of the personal estate and the situation
of the Estate 10 be sold, and that sale ofali
the real Estate Of the said decease is neces-
sary; the personal estate being insufficient Tor
that purpose.
Whereupou said Cont .crdored said Adj
minislraier to notify all persons TO appear al
a probate Court TO be holden 1T the office of
The Judge ofsaid Court. at Bristol aforesaid
Oh the FIST Monday in November 1916 al 10
O'Clock a. M. then and there 10 make objec-
tons if they see csnse, by publishing eertr-
fed copy Of this order in the Northern Galaxy
newspaper printed at Middebury in the
County Of Addison, three weeks successfully
previous to said court.
HARVEY MUNSILL- JUDGE
A truh copy Of Record:
Attest, ii. MUNSlLL, Judge
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 18f6.-The state oil
the finances is not so very cheering as some
of the organs of the Administration are anx-
iously endeavoring 10 make it appear The
Union considers i: unpatriotic TO discuss This
question, as il will afford consolation 10 the
Mex;cans TO know that our Treasury will
soon be as empty rs theirs, and so remain IN
Ill new and extraordinary means shall be
adopted TO replcnish il. Tho Mexicans need
moi take any encouragement from the fact
that we are driven oy the war TO diret taxes,
because it stimulates the energy OF our Gov
eminent in the prosecution of the war.
The Administration must soon face Con-
gress, and in presenting beggarly accounts
OF empty sub Treasures, they must produce
a credit account 10 balance, viz: half oil
Mexico conquered and subjected to the civil
and political dictation of our commanders
some twenty provinces amazed by procla-
nation; territory embracing ten degrees oil
longitude by fourteen Of latitude added 10
the area offreedom;' three thousand padres
aRd alcades sworn TO protect and deicnC The
United States from all their enemies and op-
posers, in the name ofihe Father, Son and
Holy Ghost With such an account current
the Administration can safely GO before
Congress and the people.
81 WI w 10 PueiIOu lOi uiO"iio3 %ASAi
co will have TO ache for il in all her bones.
From all that can learn, the Secretary OF
the Treasury is greatly embarrassed for
means. He cannot issue any more Treas
ury drafts. His management of them at first
ruined their credit and availability, A loan
is impracticabIe at present. The disbursing
officers find tho greatest difficulty in making
payments at twenty different points, in large |
and small sums, under their present restrict
ions7 The thing is impracticahlc.
The eight millions authorized by the
Treasury note and loan bill are unavailable,
1t would not take long to exhaust the four
million now subject TO draft CONNER
cial.
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MONEY MARKET.

The Secretary Of the Treasury, who has
been in This city several days, has applied to
some Of our Banks for LOAN on TREASURY
NOTES. The Banks demanded six per cent
interest on those Treasury notes.-wirh the
right 10 use them in the Custom House, OF
in payment of public dues He offers five
per cent, and wishes them not to be used a
the Custom House. Three or four millions
are wanted, if not more,-and it is not prob
able that loan will he effected unless the
Secretary accepts the terms Of the Banks
The spirit 10 invest in Ereadstnifs conin-
ues 10 increase, A large portion of the pur-
chasers Of Flour particularly those AT 1878
are on speculation. There are but few shin
pers in the market at this extensive rate
The orders, generally, for Flour are at So TO
$3.50, which cnnrot be filled.
There is more desire 10 purchase Corn,
and good article, OF either yellow or white,
will command 75a so cts. The supplies OF
this article, however, are limited. The sens
on for old is drawing 10 close. New Coru
cannot appear in market till December, and
even then it will not be safe 10 ship ii, unles il
unlergoes the process of being kiln dried,
The orders for Rye are extensive. and ex-
porters contract freely for delivery al so Gets,
The supplies Of Wheat are small good
article is taken readily at the highes! rates.
n. Y. Express.
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STATE OF VERMONT, !


Be it remembered that, AT Probate Court
holden at Bristol, within and for said district
on the 9th day Of October is1C, the Admin
istrator on the state Of
JAMES w. KINSLEY,
late of Starksboro, in said district deceased.
made application TO said court, to have his Ad
mi istr ltion acct with said estate G amined &
allowed. whereupon the said Court ordered
the Administrator TO notify all persons con-
uected to appear at a probate court, to he
holden at the Office o. the Judge of said conrr
at Bristol aforesaid, on the first Monday Of
November 1876 at 10 O'Clock a. m, then and
there TO object TO the allowance Of said &C
count if they see cause, by publishing GER
titled copy OF this order IN the Northern Ciul-
axy, newspap printed at MiddIebury i'll
the County Of Addison, three weeks success
lively, previous TO the time of said Court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy Of Record.
Attest, HARVEY MUNSILL , Jrdge
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A SHORT REPLY.

We certainly ought TO be very much
obliged 10 the Watchnaan for its ''forbearance
in not replying with severity TO our remarks
in relation 10 the Central road. The editor
evidently supposes his denials Of our asser-
lions in relation to the dropping prospects Of
that road, and his own description of its pal
my condition, must of course be believed by
the public. Ifsuch high degree Of Gre
dence is to be yielded to him by people IN
Western Vermont, they must have long since
regarded their road as perfectly impractical
BILE, a miserable imposition and humbug
Time will show who has been dipped, and by
whom the dupery has been perpetrated, in
relation TO the success and merits Of the Cen
trai Road.