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II The FLOWING is the offensive ar
ticle, for the writing OF which the repcrte.
of the New York Tribune was expelled
from the Hall of the House OF Represen-
tatives Bee.
Blu there is one still more remarkable than
the others, and that is Hon. Mr. Sawyer,
Of Ohio. Though his name would indi-
cate as much, yet he is not a wood sawyer;
ne Is, believes blacksmith, not that |
consider The trade would disgrace him. -
The reputation of the trade probably is the
greatest sufferer. All occupations are
honorable for hard working, honest men.
II is only d sgracefuI to live on the toll of
another, Blu, dgress from Mr. SAWYER.
As Zoology is an important part OF knowI-
edge, proceed to give you some account
Of the critters habits, as that may assiS,
you in chasing him under the proper head
10 The system of animated nature.
Every day, about 2 O'Clock, he feeds.
About that hour he is seen leaving his
sea, and taking position in the window
back Of the Speakers chair, 10 the left,
He untoIds greasy paper in which is con-
,ared chunk Of bread and sausage, or
some other unc,ious substance. This he
disposes of quite rapidly, wipes his hands
with the greasy paper for napkin, and
then throws it out of the window. What
lille grease is left CD his hands he wipes
on his almost bald head. which saves an
outlay for pomatum. His mouth some-
times serves as finger glass, his coat
sleeves and pantaIoons being called into
requisitiou as a napkin. He uses jack
knife for toothpIck, and then he goes on
the floor again and abuses the wings as
the British party. and claims the whole of
Oregon as necessary for the spread of civ.
ihzalion. believe he goes, like Chip
man, against all seductive acts of educa-
ton"
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STATE OF VERMONT, }D
DIsTRtcT OF RUTLAND, IS. de it

remembered that at aspecial Probate Cour.
he'd a! Ruilatd within aud for said Dis
!ricl on the 9th day OF Marc "A. d. 1876.
Present WIN. Hall, Judge.
A Certain instrument in wiring, pur>
porting TO be the last Will and Testa1
ment of Amanda Mcclellan, late Of Bran.
don in said District, deceased, having
been this day presented TO said Court for
probae and allowance by Henry S. Me-
Collam, the executor tberein named 80
1t is Q dered that said instrument BE- re.
ierred far probate and allowance to he st
Monday, being the 8 h day of April mex.
and thai copy Of this record be publish
ed three week successfully previous
thereto in the Voice Of tetdom,a rew.-
paper printed al said Brandon, that all
persons Interested may appear aud conlea.
the probate thereof if hey see cause.
A true Copy Of Record.
HENRY HALL Reg.
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THINGS AT WASHINGTON.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
TUESDAY, March 10.

TUESDAY, NIdTCu ~.
In the Senate today, communication
was received from the Post Master Gen
efal concerning the contracts for the trans
portaion of the U. S. mail between PORTS
Of the United States and those of foreign
powers, in pursuance Of the act Of March
81, 1915.
The p. M. General gives his reasons,
at length, for making a contract with Mr.
Edward Mills of New. York, instead OF
taking The bids of Mr. Soo. of Mr. A. d.
Mann, or Mr. Junius Smith.
He considered Mr. Mlls' bid the loves,
and was made perfectly satisfied as 10 his
means and esponslbillIy.
He gives his reasons for varying the
original proposals.
81 became satisfied, he says, that by
touching at Cowes, on the Isle of Wight,
and making Bremen the terminus of the
line on The continent, the public in.
Ierest, as well as he mail service, would
be best promoted, and proposed 10 give 10
Nh Mills 100000 for that service for
five years.
Mr. Mills accepted this, but reserved the
right to 90 to Havre from Cowes alters
nateIv, which will make the line cos,
S850,OO0 annually.
The contractors have already commenc.
ed TO build the ships. They will cos!
$500, 900 each. AT least Que vessel will
be ready for service by the 6rsl OF Janua
ny next
The ?. NJ. Gen. asks for an appropri-
alton for the first quarters service. "lhat
no doubis may remain on the minds of the
contractors of The confirmation OF the con-
tract"
The line is to consist Of four steamers,
to run semi monthly, from New York TO
Cowes and Bremen.
Another proposition, for the perform
ance of mail service by ocean steamers be-
tween Liverpool and New York, was
made b. E. X. Collins, OF N. va gen.
tleman of the highest reputation for judg-
ment and skill, as well as ability to per-
form the service he proposes.
This was submitted to Congress for
their acceptance, should j, be their pleas,
ure 10 extend the service farther.
la farther execution Of the law the p.
M. General has made contract with Chs
Morgan for the transportation of the mails
from New Orleans TO Galveston in steam
ships. once in every five days, and agreed
% give him IS per cent. OF the nett pro-
,eeds of the office at Galveston, and OF the
Galveston distribution to Texas, for four
years.
II is submitted TO Congress whether
Inc Of steamers shall be contracted 10 run
o Chagres. And one from Panama, by
he Sandwich Islands to the mouth Of Co.
umbia River. Contracts have been Of.
cred for this and other service, by Mr.
Vandewater
An appropriation is asked to NEE, the
contract with Mr. Mills. in order 10 assure
he contractors of the confirmation of the
contract by Congress.
MIR Pierce Of Me. presented a memoir
Il OF citizens Of Maryland on the Oregon
question aud in favor OF Cancellation and
Mr Evans concluded his mastery speech
gninst the Oregon notice.
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OCEAN MAILTo OREGoN. The Pr

OCEAN MAIL TO OREGON. The Pos,
master General has prepared report in
favor OF an ocean ard overland mai to Or.
-son. which will OF Immediate! y laid be-
lore he House of Representatives. This
projec, embraces the following provisions:
"A steamship will he despatched every
month from Charleston to Havana, and
once in two months the trip will be ex
tended to ChAgres, on the cas-: side of the
Is,hmus OF Panama. Thence the mails
will b. carried by wagon TO some conven-
tent pos, on the west side, and thence
they will be carried by sailing vessels to
the mouth of the Columbia. Ii Congress
sanctions the recommendation of the Post.
master General. i. is probable that Mr.
Ktndal will be employed for that part of
the service from Chagres to Oregon.-N
Y Zee. Post.
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THE CoNcoRD AND MONTREAL RAIL-
ROAD. The S.. Johnsbury CAledonian
says OF the section of this road in its vein-
i,y--" In towns from which we have
heard on the proposed route of the Con-
ueclicut and Passumpsic Rivers Railroad,
.he subscribers are paying up the first as
sessment 90 their shares jus, as il they
meant to have railroad, and that, too,
shortly. The prospect now is, that more
funds will be raised in the country than
was anticipated"
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RUTLAND RouTE. We are pleased
to learn that this stock is now taken, to an
extent to warrant putting the road under
contract this spring. The Directors are
now engaged at Bellows Falls in nrrnng.
ing connection with the Cheshire road
and will proceed as rapidly as possible 20
locate the entire line. Judge FoIIeu left
town on "Wednesday morning, for this
purpose The approaching season will
be brisk one Burlington Free Press.
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In this town, onTuesday Of this week Clarissa
wife of Silas Perry, aged &c. Also, on the night
preceding an infant child of Elmore r. and Lu.
cre,ia Wood.
In Dandy, 18th ult. Miner HilIisrd, a revoIu.
tionary Soldier, aged 50.
In Pi,tsford. 9th inst. of consumption, Mis-, Lu-
Gina hlesser, az ed 80.
In Orwell, Feb %, Doct. Stephen Long, aged
80 wears.
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Married,

In Leicester, 16h inst. by Rev. f. s. Barrett,
Mr. WARREN D. EsTY of Shoreham, to Miss MA
RYETTE E. Bliss, youngest daughter of Calvin
Bliss, j.. Of Leicester,
The Printer was duly remembered, and the
"brde" will please accept our thanks for the re-
ceipt of generous slice of delicious cake.
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Notice..

THE public are hereby informed
b that have this day given my son
ROBERT HENDRY, his time during
The remainder of h 5 minority and that
| will exact none of his earnings, neither
will | pay any debts of his contracting
after this date,
THOMAS HENDRY.
Newbury, Vt. March 10, 1916. SO
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WHALES ON SHORE. On Tuesday.

WHALES ON SHORE. On Tuesday,
tho Sd inst, about thirty five whales
were discovered in the waters Of York
River, Virginia, having been driven
there by the violent gale, and were
driyen on shore about mile from York
town. by the force of the winds and
waves. They were young animals, of
from Is to 90 feet in length. Bee.
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II Is a, popular .delusion to believe that
an ignorant and vn'gar man, by briog
smugg'ed into one of the learned profrs-
sions, becomes a scholar and gentleman.
Bee.
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4 have sent on to Poland & Briggs The
certificate 4 last sent to Rolin (Which you
returned to me) 10 be published in pam
phIet fora with my reply. 4 supposed
that Rollln, by not sending me word had
consented to it. Il RolIn will not now
consrn. to i; 1 shall have to throw up nv
whole pamphlet, which is now printed,
and print II over again at further cost Of
from $40 TO SIS for i, has cost me near
" that already 10 print il--ond all this
where the sense is MOI altered at all
WIN you do me the favor 10 speak to
RoIin and see if he will consent to let it
go as 4 have printed it, and write me an
answer by mail immediately, as it is Of
some Importance for me to know and I
will ply you for your trouble aud be much
Obliged to you,
Yours in friendship.
n
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PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN BIBLE

SOCIETY. AT a meeting Of The Board of
Managers Of the American Bible Society,
held .ou Thursday evening, the Hon. John
McLpan of Ohio, one of the Justices Of the
Supreme Cour' OF the United States, was
unanimously chosen President OF the
American Bible Society, to fiji the vacancy
occasoned by the death Of Governor Smith,
BE.
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FREE BAsIs.-Missouri comes up
bravely, She is not to be controlled by
the pref udice or power Of the South. II
Slavery prevails there, shareholders have
sense OF justice strong enough TO do
what is right as regards the true basis of
representation. The convention Of that
stale has resolved tochange The constitution
so as to apportou the Representatives in
the Legislature npon the number OF free
white persons This is step Forward
Il looks like doing justice to the whites AT
least, and promising it hereafter to the
blacks. Said wise Southern statesman,
"he best entering wedge for emancpa-
lion hereafter would be The establishment
of the free basis" True American.
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Herds Grass Seed.
0OO BUSHELS GRASS SEED ON
~~OO consignment, and for sale BY
JOHN A. CONANT.
Brandon, Feb. "a, 1345. 81
w. P. ELLIOT.
Architect and Patent Agent

architect and Patent Agents
OFFICE opposite the Patent Office, cornsr Of Sta
" aud F. Street, City Of Washington, will attend
to preparing Specifications, Drawings, &C., ami all
business entrusted TO him connected with the Pat
ent Office, or his profession, with ptrompuees aud
despatch.
PATENT OFFICE, Feb. Is i8i2.
Mr. VIM. P. Elliot who has been formerly en-
ployed in the Patent Office a. Draughtsman &c.
having established Patent Agency in the city Of
Washington, Ia Ike great pleasure in recommend
ing him as n gentleman worthy Of confidence, and
as being particularly qualified TO take charge Of
any business tquring knowledge OF mechanical
science, the progress of the arts. and patent inn
ptovements. Mr. Elliot is also we'll acquainted
with the practice OF this Office.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH.
N. 3. Persons having business to transact at his
Patent Office and wishing to avoid tedious and ex-
pensive journeys 10 Washington, aud loss Of lime.
need only open correspondence with the suhscEi.
Der, when their wishes will be duly attended to-
An Inventor having made an improvement. and
Wishing to ascertain il be ignal and patentahle
before applying for Letters Patent, NAV obtain tbs
desired information by send ng n briei desc riptioa
of the same By mail, to the subscriber accompani-
ed by the usual retaining lee of five dollars.
The subscriber refers for character and qualifcas
ton to his Exceercy, the Present Governor Of
Vermont, md 10 the Senators and Representation
in Congress. WMP ELLlOr
Washington, Feb. IA, 1916. 37:ly
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Liberation.

FHNHIS may certify that have given
L. my son, JOHN LYON, Jr, his
time during the remainder OF his minor
ity, and shall claim none of his earn.
ings, nor pay any Of his debts after this
date JOHN LYON.
Goshen, March l6, 1916. 80
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A fit Of passion may give you cause to
mourn all the days OF your life. Never
revenge an injury,
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Yours in friendship.
r.. V. MARSH.

Is not this decidedly rich? In this eff
fort Lawyer Marsh has exercised his
reasoning faculties" to such a degree,
that | am entirely enshrouied in the grea
mystery. lba, the omission of that which
was "entirely superl0ous" should compel
this meek phianIhropISt to launch out an
other ten or fifteen dollars to pay for PROT
ing another set ofpamphte!s! The cer>
tifcale as signed is dated Deer l7h,
iS45. This letter is dated January Goth,
l846,and this man, who is so conscientious,
does rot yet succeed in getting the assent
he desired, as is proved by The following
letter. II will be seen from this that near
! two months had transpired since the
dale Of the certificate; the pamphlet con-
tanning it sent 10 Rolln, and Marsh still
urging him to ngrec 20 let it stand as pub.
Iished, and urging RoIIin to give him a
call!
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~ Gen. Houston and Gen Rusk,
says the New Orleans Bulletin, have
been elected to the U S. Senate from
Texas They received each 81 out Of 56
votes given-Bee.
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DREADFUL EFFECTS OF THE STORM.
The Norfolk Courier OF Saturday at
iernoon says &c We learn that n verv
respectable resident of the vicinity Of MOTIFS
Island (Curriluck counly,) N. c., arrived
in our Guy this morning, who states that
the ELECTS OF the late storm were most aw-
FULLY experienced on that part of the coast.
He says that SO families were drowned on
Nol's Island, and 10000 head OF cattle
DESTROYED. The wild fowl suffered mos
severeIy--wild geese might be taken ia
almost any quanlily--some killed, others
so much crippled as to be easily seized,
being unable to escape" BaH Sun. Oh.
SHORT AcouAINTANcE. At a late
bail 10 Baltimore. (says he Sun) a cen>
tleman having danced with young lady.
whose attractions, both personal and con-
versatonal, seemed TO have made an i'm
preston on his sensbiIties, asked, on
leading her 10 seat, if he nigh, have The
pleasure of seeing" her on the following
day. why, no, sir" replied the fair
one, :" l shall be engaged on Tomorrow
evening, but TlI tell you when you can
see me-" II shall be most happy" ex-
claimed the stricken swain. "WeIl, on
Saturday night" resumed the lady, "you
can see me at the foot of Marsh Market,
selling cabbages," If the young man is
wise, he'd be there certain, for that girl
will make him good wife.
d" Messrs. Beard, editor of the Nash
ia Telegraph, and G. w, Brewster, ed
ior of the Portsmouth Journal, are among
the Wing Representatives elected to the
Legislature OF New Hampshire at the late
election in that Stale.
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Here is this letter.
BRANDON, Feb. 13, 1916.
Mr. r G.. Tover,

Dear S'r-Enrlo ed is my artcle against
aud IN reply 10 HoIcomb-which contains
your certificate in substance the same as
YOU left it-excepl leaving out a few oflhe
last words not n! all material to The guess
TOMAS l have nothing to DO with any
conversation yon might have had wiki
Hoicomb except whal ne allades 10 in the
Voce.
Il yonr certificate is satisfactory as pub.
l'shrd please drop NE line to that effect
on rece'p, At This il your beaI,h admits and
much oblige, Your fnend,
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A MEXICAN DEPOT
"a OF MEDICINAL PREPARATTONSS
2SB MARSH MARKET SPA,

2SB MARSH MARKET span
j. TOY g. co. beg leave to inform the cit7,I
Baltimore, that theyh opened Store at the Il
place, for the sale of Standard and warranted A.
ClNAL PREPARATIONS where they will be \
TO wait upon those who are so unfortunate ali
in anywise afflicted, al d who may want any :
in their line.
DR.. NJ. II, MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BIZ
FLUID, Sc, for the cure of Rheumatism, Neus
and all other Nervous diseases. If these Band,
are not found 10 be superior to any others in us,
money will be refunded.
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restorin
beautifying the human hair-warranted to beB,s
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing mon,
We ask for 1t ONLY one trial-satsfed that lha
or gentleman who purchases one bOllle, will /
forwards do withOutit.
DC For sale AT he General Agency, No, 23B Z,
Marker ~pact; aHd also at w. q. GeklGr'S Com
Fancy store, ~ Baltimore street, near Gay;
Smiths Periodical Agency, No. | Sun Building
Wiseman's Drug Store, corner Baltimore and
streets; L. l.. Ennis Umbrella Store, 80 N. He
street; Il. Slater's Fancy Store, Mo- 203 BrOaf
Fell's Point. iy23-i
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MARlNELIST-PORT OF BALTiMO,
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER %, 1916.
RkoMrHE EXCHANGE REAnING-RooM hoot
CLEARED,

CLEARED, 81
Barque Paoli, Welsh, for Antwerp, A SchumaL
& Co. :
Norwegian brig Prebine, Frederichsen, Rio dc,
Heiro, Thos. Whitrdgc & Co. :
Sehr Zenobia, Brown, st Thomas, F, W. Brrp
Sons. E
schr T. c. Mitchell, Eaton, Charleston, Johs
Randall.
Schr VIM. Appegarth, Kent, Petersburg and Re
moHd G Pendergat & Son. e
SAILED-Fr, ship L'Andille, Guignet, Havfe.-
ARRIVED.
Ship Howatt, (of Kennebunk) Hill, r. from Boz
bound to New Orleans, with an assorted cargo.
in in distress, to Clark & Kellogg. Was in the J
severe weather-l0st sails, spars and rigging,
leaks badly, so much so as TO render necessary,
constant working of one pump. Inside Cape He
was kindly assisted by the revenue cutter of that
trict with hands to work ship; aud from outside /
McHenry, was tOwed into port by steam towbOatt
lief. The extent of damage Of the cargo was.
known; nor was II certain she would have to !,
charge-depending upon the decision of the SUP
which had been called.
Schr Mary Catharine, Tyler, 8 days FIN Charlesi
lumber, TO e Pendergast & Son.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk, Saw
Thomas PGint TWO ships at anchor, could not
whether bound up or down The II. did not arr
till ~ O'clOck-the detention was accustomed by
having in tow from Hampton Roads brig Orbit, bei
reported in distress.
MEMORANDA;
French ship Pescatore was at Bordeaux 25lh ult
sail for Baltimore 81.
Ship Ocean, Higgins, from Baltimore for ANS
dam, arrived on Dover 25th ult.
Barque Pioneer. Lambert, from New York, arny
at Richmond 18Th inst.
In Hampton Roads, 10Th inst brig Wing. Phi'li'
from Baltimore for Rio de laneiro, with loss of
Choir, SC; echs Globe, White, for Wareham, q
Iowa, Dayton for Yo:k, b. h from Baltimore
Brig Juliet, Terrell, from Georgetown, D q,
Wesl indies, went to sen 18Th inst,
Bril- Tweed, Hands. of Baltimore, from Rio
Il II. .f.t.... a.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, 18th inst, by the Rev
Morgan, SAMUEL SuTToN CLAYToN of Bait
city, TO Miss CATHARINE ANN Essen, of G
county.
On the Goth inst. by the Rev William Ham
ClynmaIira Chapel, JouN PEARCE, Esq. to Miss !
o. third daughter of Charles Griffin, late deco
both Of Baltimore county.
On the 18th ult. by the Rev Joseph Shane, e.
PHILLIPS to Miss CAROLINE WRIGHT, all of this
On the l7lh inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Heffner, DA
DORSEY to Miss MARY ANN RAY, all of this city
On the 9Th inst by the Rev. Mr. Burnap, CG
OLIVER TO Miss MARY ANN c CuNNINGHAM, all O
city.
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ENONSTA BLE'S SALE. BY virtue of two
u writs of Cri taclas, issued by Perefrne r. Viii
son, Esq, one of the Justices of the Peace of the
state Of Maryland, in and for Baltimore city, at the
suit of StepheR Broadbent use of Joseph Passano,
against the goods and ehatteis, lands and tenemens
OF Daniel Dodge, to me directed, have seized and
taken in execution all the right title, claim, interest
and estate, at law and in equity, of the said Daniel
BODICE in and to a general variety of goods-such as
Laces, Spool Cotton, Beads, Purses, Fancy Boxes,
Ribbons, Hosiery, Ladies' Caps, Pins Needless &C E,
usually kept in Fancy variety Store.
find / hereby giv' notice, That on SATURDAY,
the 81 day of October next, 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
will sell the said property at the Auction Store of r.
Meacham corner of Baltimore and Holiday streets,
to the highest bidder for cash.
se23 eot3dO JOHN STEWART, Constable.
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NrUMBUG OR NO HUMBUG,

HI FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS
A gentleman fond of good TEA stepped in at the
BALTIMORE AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY, ITO GAY STREET,
between Font and High, and purchased sample OF
their Teas and trial pronounced it good as that
for which he gave ona.thrd more. Another, VINO
tried it, pronounced il as good that fo' when ne
gave twice as much Others say as much heaner
try them-every package, in all cases, subject to be
returaed If not approved Of NJ
Wy- COFFEE, green and fresh, roasted; =, Kemem-
her The No. 10 GAY, between Front and high sts'
eel6.t W JAMES IL fUkIEh, AGENT
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LETTER BAGS up AT THE EXCHANGE READING r,
F,r Liverpool-Ship P0whatan, with despatch
For ROtterdam-Ship Chesapeake, with despa;
For Rotterdam-Shp Eutaw soon.
For Bremen-Ship Atlas with despatch.
For Premiership Grace Brown, with despatt
For Valparaiso and ports in the Paciic-Ba,
HOrtensia, Oct -,
For Rio de Janeiro-Brig Fabus, few days.
For Kingston, Jam--Brig Cambran, few days.
For Nassau, N. P.-Schr Emily A. Thompson, y
inst,
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h7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish 10
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Foh CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast-pins; Earrings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware: are invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which IS com
dlrtc, athis Ola Established Store, Waer-st, I'd door
frnm Calvert apS
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A L M A r a O.
FEHO CURE TooTHACH

M -, hNU FhEcEKVE HEAIT
&C. THE TOOTHACH is always cured ]
minute by an application OF WHEELER'S TEE
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still p,
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will L
ed; SOttness of the Gums will be cured all Bin
of the Gums will be effectually stopped, ar
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept pl,
and in the best Of health by its use. Sold by :
J. NJ. HAiG, No. 1873 Baltimore sire
je3O-ly above South, opposite Clipper