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WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1870
Contrary TO Senator Archcr's expectations, tho
Senate to-day stole march upon him, BY taking
what may be termed snap Judgment upon Mr.
Aliens resolution of notice. He has, therefore,
been cut of from HE movement to refer the subject
to the executive branch Of the.goveTnmeni, tor al
least month.
This day the Senate postponed the consideration
Of that resolution until the 10th Of February next,
by vote OF 50 to l8, which am0unts to setlng II
aside altogether for, as have repeatedly told you,
the whole question must be settled by treaty. and
upon such terms az either Mr.. Calhoun or the British
government choose to dictate
Il is evident, from this days decision in the Sc
nate that the Benton and Calhoun cques are arrsyed,
separately, if not conformity, against the adminis-
tration, and are determined upon breaking 1t down
as soon as they can. Of this I advised you month
ago, and this union Of Benton and Calhoun to-day,
in voting for the postponement, IS ample evidence
of what I foreshadowed then would come to pass
now. The fiat of these two men has gone forth
against Mr. p9k VINO mas NO means 90 ,so ,e hm.. m y
directly upon the people and the principles which
brought him into power, or TO abandon himself
at once to their embrace and give hs isn' Si
most imbecile that can be conceived. There ID not
man in it that can be called statesman, IT we ex-
cept Mr.. Buchanan, and he is only OF mediocre
Callbre. Ihe OtneTB are meIc dutOIuhtn-lcuub VI
clioues and clubs, who are only fit for State in
trigues, and not tor unravelrg great national ques
England, from which they know not now how to ex-
tricate him. The House may pass the resolution to
This is a fixed fact" What, then, is Mr.. Pslk to
do in this diiculty' Why, he has either to aban-
don his present position on the Oregon question,
and stand disgraced before the country and the
world. or submit to the iron rule OF Benton and
Calhoun. There is one other means, however, left
him for escape from them, which an independent
man would follow forthwith, # pressed as close az
he is now Ii Is this:-Let him give England the
notice hmse as it is conceded on all sides that ne
sue to the people, who are able to manage refractory
Senator'S If he fail In accomplishing what his
sense OF duty Dictates his fall will be more glorious,
by falling with his party, than if led in chains to the
altar by those who are bent upon sacrificing him.
We shall see, however, shortly whether he has any
of Old Hickory's" indomitable spirit in him. 1t
was rumored here before Mr. Calhoun left the city,
shortly after the Inauguration, that he was heard 70
saw. 4 / have had to break down two admnistra-
TONS before, and / believe shall have to do the
same with this" Such In fact his game, even If
he never said 30. A1II..
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On the morning Of the 18th inst. Of sonvulsions
EnnA sgsd months and la days, daughter Of George
and Eliza Elmendorf
Her funeral will take place this wednesday, sfer
noon. at three o'clock from the residence OF her ather
2S5 Broadway.
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WASHINGTON. Ian. IL. lSaI

WASHINGTON, JAM IL, 1886.
OrsgOn-Omess, Signs, Indications, Prssenfiments
Prognosfics and Predictions The Senate square
up toih Mr.. Calhoun.
Il does seem to us that the Senate but touch the
Oregon question, the clamor TOR war Is hushed, or
becomes an unmitgated absurdlty. The warning
voice Of the organ has had effect in bringing the
independents into the traces. Mr.. Allen adhered
this morning to the 9th instant as the ultimatum
of the postponement of the Oregon debate in the
Senate and he did it with the portentous potentia-
lity Of an oracle; as much as to say, "You have
heard the order-you must obey" But Haywood
was not SO disposed, and Westcott OF Florida, who
seems determined to act according to his own
judgment, even il il should run counter to king
caucus, had no notion OF a halfway compromise
in the matter; but moved to add two weeks to
the time dictated from the committee on foreign
relations. And it was carried. [See Senate re-
portl And then you ought 10 have seen the quiet
smile that played around the mouth OF Mr. Calhoun,
and how self complacently Mr. Haywood drew his
finger sover his chm; and how innocently Mr West
cot felt If his queue was still there; and how jolly
appeared Mr.. Lewis; and how perfectly placid aP-
peared Col Benton, and Colqultt, and Pennybacker,
and spesht and how So Mi crum cae. sn
peared Mr. Atchson; and hew absolutely Perplexed
seemed Mr.. Hsnnegan and how Indifferent the
Chairman on Foreign Relations tried to look, but
couldn't. Had you seen all this, it would have
satisfied you that s.raws do most conclusvely show
the DRIFT OF the wind.
And ten chances to one, when the resolution 10
taken up, it will be postponed again. Now, mark
YOU The fact is, the old stand-bys have no notion
of making great men out Of our younger aspirants
by submitting TO their leading of upon this ques.
tion
In the House, to-day, Mr. Toombs, Of Georgia, aP,,
proved himself mastery speaker, and a sound and
critical pleader Alter arguing the invadlty OF both
titles to Oregon, he advocated the twelve monthe'
notice. i with q view to peace, and the speedy and
peaceable settlement Of the question.
Mr. Hamblin followed III a stirring appeal tor
"the whole or none." And then the House ae-
journed.
The Calhoun stock is up to-day.
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LOOK AT THIS,
J " l. N IN q >,

LOOK AL THIS.
FREE ONCERTS EVERY EVENING
at the RECESS, l57 Brsadoay.
NHIS the pleasant places of in ths
city, and those who like rational would
be disappointed in the Arrangements LUNCHES served
every dav-Eish Chowder Sundays and Turtle Soup
Wednesdays The above establishment fitted mp in
style, where furnished be had by the day. week.
month OF by the year. at very reasonable rates linn
ERINA BALL.
THE TWELFTH ANNUAL ERINA BALL OF THE
ERINA BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION,
THE proceeds Of which for the benefit Of the H. Or
dir$sS, MSNb yEyENSiSG R; jsRq;Iy is,s
sngsged the ocea.ion The number Of ticket. limited
had Of the following Committee of Arrangements -
4. O'CoNNoR, President, "a St Marks Place.
f. SHoRTELr, Vice Presidenf, Oliver st.
E. FiTEGERALD, Treasurer, 81 James st.
w. CoIbett cor Roosevelt and WIN. Reid 90 Wallst
Oak +. . Derry, l29 Fulton st.
j. McKinly, 50 Bowsy, g. Dillon, 80 Barclay st.
John Colsan II James II. Cassidy, 90 William st.
VIM. Dsnman, 10 BayArds. w. Story. IA James Slip
q. NJ. Marry, 86 Pine St Arthur FInegan IS Wall IT.
T. Garrck, q Chathsmn 1t. X 3. DAILY, % Broad St.
j. Mcmahon, 10 Franklin u. Feix Qun, 81 Sixth ".
J.. Keut, "a Sixth st. H. Kelly, 138 Bowery,
ID. Sweeney IL Ann NJ. McKeon 295 Bic ecker st.
B. Rully, cor Water Maiden NJ OBteme, IS Fulton st.
Lane, Owen Colgan % James street,
J. Dunn cor Duane K Cenuest Brook1yn,
Or Of the Secretary,
ja1s 4ts.rc JAMES B. NICHOLSON, ss West st.
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The Long Island Insurance Co.
Capital 400. .OOO Dollar.
NOTICE.

Custom Pous., New YORK,
Collectors Office. January gh 1876
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at ths Office until
the Goth inst to light and keep in rep. for the Of
the 1st 0f February certain Lamps the Hud
River situated Van Wes' rolnt Casteton and
New Baltimore anish e OIL and
dition.
And aso take charge Of supernend keep in their
proper places period Of al the public Buoy
belonging the United which situated the Hud
River, and attached the District Of New York
Ample security will be required the faithful per-
Torrance Of the resp ctive contracts
Persons proposing requested mark their bids Propo
sails for lighting Lamps and keeping Buoys the Hudson
River T.. W.LAWRENCE, Collector.
10 t20r
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AmUSEsIEaTs. A

PAxA gHEArsz...
This Evening, january IA,
VIII RIns ss gPfIhfoTTsfd' gSh Ts'
Reh%o.d Mr. GSS bgo,r A'an
Ei,S.s:th:: NJ. M oP,s:k..n
MY NElGhBORs's WIFE,
siI some ton .............-... AZ. DySu
Price oi ASs,,..s.-sci:. 81; fi - ssas ss ssSery
Doc. open s o'clock sas de c.ris ~ri's precisely
aUWIcHY TIiEATs1t..
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
This Evening, january IA,
iA' 's''''nsssi' 11SE shoRE. Mt fcEmeass with
J.asshor Mr.. Philip.
SIX DEGREES OF CRIME
ial,G aI,s Dorm'lly,. CHI. es,;0.
WIDOWS iSSISsss'S vicTIM. H'!F
Mr Iwnter.. ........ $500. Mr. Clarke
Boxes 50 cents; seccad and Third nsrs = s
boop. wiII op.a & hsf past the eur,a, viii s.1
"o1 rafLHDELfHiA. i1Hn AA-A A''A''
STAGE MANAGER .....................M DR. bsouoHAM
This Evening, January IA,
Michael Muller. Mr. Thsy.r; pSiiIipei. M Howua, Ma
delon, Mira Howard
80 rlfEs Ea;i zstxSE, Ss,ss =,
Oslsck Mr. Brougham; Wston, Mr. Owens; Longstaf, w.
To eoncuds with, list u Ph, lsdelphia) sgrand
SEVEN ssisis pssio of + TaE fis 'Ressssoss
Fisher; Dame Ursula. Mrs. auahes
AMUH sTHEET THEATHE.
PHILADELPHIA.
srAsx MASAsxa.. .MS d. T. SrnvEiO
This Evening. january IA,
The performance will commence with the classical Tragedy Of
Ion.Mn Burke; Adrastus. Mr.. Fredericks.
To eonelnd. with Ire new Drama i' Of ''
. Or, the Vicis.tudes Of a Maid Servant
William Dean Fredericks Dicky Dean Burke Mrs Dobbs
IT, In rehearsal Grand Military Drama of ABDEI KA-
DER or the French in Alslen
BOWERY AMPHI-THEATRE
ROCKWELL AND STONE, MANAGERS.
This Evening. January ii,
The entertainments will with the GUARDS OF
in SS;qa
The "hSf iissSff NV Ai Stone
Boxes . cents Pit l2h. jnss me
VANAMBURGH u CO.'S
EOOL AL EXHIBITIO
No. 63 HOwcry,
Thursday Evening, Dccember 18th, lss45.
MIR vANAM, having spent years III Euroys with
A nant success has returned after having viii
IL GF
S IN N.% 3oI 1ss pr Sss o
Doors open from 10 y in the morning; and frcI, TO
HSmiitsncs 3 cents.Ch;Idrsn S under 10 hslEprics
For particulars zee bills ofthe day. dN im.,c
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EMPIRE CLUB
MEETING OF The EMPIRE CLUB will be held az
"A 20 Park Row, on THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. I5th,
o'clock precisely for the Of making
io erecting Monument the Memory Of Jsmes Reese Esa.
late member Of the Empire Club
Psnctu attendance Of all who feel sesrcus of
participating In paying this tribute departed worth
and genius
Other business will be transacted.
By order Of ISAIAH RYNDERS, President.
g. WooLp.IDcn Secretaries.
TO sPORTsMEN, ANGLERS, AND THOSE WHO
USE HORSE EXERCISE.
lust RECEIVED. two cases OF assorted Leather Over,
as and Gaiters ndispenssb BILE Anglers aud
' ~" " '''' y ' w. i BRoUGH.
III Fulton street, up stairs
Aiso just received, samples OF Messr. Deans Ducking
Guns, and consignment OF Curtis Harveyb celebrated
Duckipg Powder. jt STR
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
nN WEDNESDAY, This Dsy) 18th January, at twelve
" O'Clock, nj the Merchants Exchange
Nos 220 no. Broome, between Essex and Norfolk
No xaa-A substantial two story BRICK DWELLINGS;
built by days work; and LOT, being ~ feet trout
and rear, BY IS feet in depth.
No. 220s Will be sold separate-embracng two FRAME
No 220 }DWELLINGSand CHAIR FACTORY leach
lot contain. IS feet inches front and by IS
feet IN depth
jtl4 1t~rc
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ELOCUTION.
EDWARD MATURIN NJ, inf,rms those gentle men me
he prepared receive Evening Glasses his No
10 Howard street. ja3 lm-rc
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GREAT MUSICAL NOVELTY.
MR.. NELSON.
THE DIsCOVERER AND PERFORMER ON THE
ROCK HARMONICON!
CONSISTING Of great number Of rough stones, laid
strips of wood wound with straw which, being touched
WI" a'mi.s EMiTs IHTfi The 4 sWtE:ETEsr SOUNDS,
from the piano Also, the
MUSICAL PINE STICKS
which played in the mannsr-tosethsr with his i'm
proved .- -. .x.---.
DULCIalER OF SCRIPTURE,
Of peculiar rfchness Of tone-WI giyea
CONCERT.
,t th- Broadway Tabernacle. on THURSDAY EVENING,
January lith 1876 assisted by the celebrated Guarst
SIGNOR BINI. r-i
" Full particulars will be given the programme Of the
evening Tickets 50 To be had at the door Doors
o'clock The Concert to at hafpast precise
ly. 4As~si jllt It, h
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lust imported per Adelaide and c. Colon, the following
brands from celebrated mannlscory Of Ramon, Ban
s,s Co. Haysns-"L, Aqsors La Luna LA Anerie I"
lowest market price. in lots To suit purchasers, bv
jai3 3sr s3 William ,treet, 3-d story.
TO HOTEL KEEPERS.
DEDsTEADS BEDDING. and full assortment of FUR
- NITURE, always hand, and made to order, at 90
Broadway. JAMES H COOKE. jl3 SIR
A CHICKERING PIANO FORTE FOR SALE
AT ITO DOLLARS
SECOND HAND Rosewood Piano Forte, made by
"A Chcke Of BosonAs,, for l25 dollars fine toned
Piano Fot made by Nunns Clark, New York The above
insums worthy the Of tho profession. Can
be seen at J. ROCKETE'5 Piano Forte Ware Room, <s2
Broadway, doors above Brocme street. jas St-rc
HEAVEN BROUGHT UPON EARTH
TOTAL abstinence occasionally, for "a hours from all food
and drink from cus, Of bread and drop Of water,
doctrine by the questonDo all in all
the doctrine he Jew and Gentle living million
Of yesrs y The new York Herald" the
literary production which God Almighty has
rmed and being the only world circulating
is selected for this gr.nd discovery ia3 are
LECTURE.
AN THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the 18Th instant,
~ Lecture the relation Of the Soul f Man External
Nature, will be delivered NY EDWARD HlGBEE, DID,
the Minerva Room now occupied by the Anglo American
Church. No. A0s Broadway.
Lecture commence ~ o'clock Tickets Fifty Gents
each, be obtained at the door.
" The design Of this Lecture offer illustration Of
he truth of ctiauo Of he Body iai3 tsr
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For. SALE,

Two LOTS situated the north aide Of Lafayette Place.
being % feet north % Great Jones street Said Lot.
81 feet inches 'front.' by 80 feet deep. Half the purchase
money can remain on mortgage at 6 PSF cent Appyto
No. e5 Walker street,
jall ltsrc or Registers Once. Hall of Records.
IN THE PRESS. TO b.: tUBLIsHED az the Beacon"
New York: the sQUARfERLY BEACON, liberal and lite
Of ars works Among other articles The first number viii con-
tain Vae' Astronomical Card aud the celebrated hr'e
Imposto learned work Of the 18th century, tran,lared
rom the Latin These will also be for sale 10 pamphlet form
sale also, Voltares Dictionary, volneys Ruins
with lkenes-a good edition. The works of Thomas Paine
Weekly Beacon SC jal4 1meod. re
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THE ALHAMRA,
No. $50 Broad.cay, (6ettceen Spring and Prince.)
WILL BE LET FOR CONCERTS Lectures Ladies'
W Fairs and all other ctabs public entertainments
NJ establishment in the city compare with in the e
and convenience Of and able
for almost description Of There
seats Tor 1000 beautiful erected and warmed
tn 'oushon with hot air furnaces. jsil 2teods- re
MUSIC AND MIRTH AT PALMOS
vvNHE HARMONEoNS' GRAND MUSICAL SOiREE,
Vocal, Instrumental and OPerat,c-1hs Evening. com
prsing grand Sse ear Concert and Ethiopian Opera Admit
may be ,ecusd at the Boz Office from 10 10 O'clock durng
The day Doors open at half past 6-to commence o'clock
EARN TO SING The subscriber, havins jast compile
IL ted the publication Of his exercises
gnns IN learning e sing w open new class tor Ladis.
o'clock No Broadway The extremely easy and ssresa
bic course OF vocal studies BY the subscrbsfs two
elemenary works now for h first time completed together
with most admirable set Of illustrating Diagrams by
far better facilities for acquiring the voc than he has
before been able TO offer than be found elsewhere 10
this country Fe adn,ssion the irst evening f. WAR
NER. Teansatorof Weber. Sc. &.. Jali lt'je
JUNIOR BAChELORs.-The Annual Assembly OF the
~ above will be held II the Apollo Rooms on THURSDAY
EVENlNG lnuary oth 1876 Tickets may be had Of CHAS.
H. PINE. at the Aptllo, 4lo Broadway. jsA lw.r
MIR. H. COLLlNET,
- Buckingham Palace, and the Court Of France. has
the honor e anncqnee TO his friends and the public his
prepared receive their orders for Balls and Sorees
Dansantes Address at his residence, 400 Broadway.
VISHE JUNIOR BACHELORS WIN give their Fourth
Annual Ball At Nblos Saloon, on Thundsy Eyssiag.
BOSS No 70 Nassau street. back Office on first door
Carriages will down their company with their horses
nSs nss, afrg M % Houston street. and & p n Isysne
jaIs size Acting Superintendent Of Hacks aud Cabs
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DIR. POWELL. OCULIST.

A Nd OPERATIVE SURGEON, attend, to Diseases of
a the Eye and 70 all mpsIfsetions Of Vision from sto
Opacitiss. ffsctually removed.
Inveteste Of STRABISMUS,or Squirting cured in
a few minutes.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that scarcely be dstin.
guished from the natural
Office and residence 26 Broadway entrance lj Warren
i.IA n
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DENTAL DISCOVERY.
A NNO DOMINI 1873 DIR A. q. CASTLE first intro
IA duced the mode OF inserting Artificial Teeth the prn-
eple Of adhesion by Amo.herc fessure Other Denii.ts
1885 years after Dr. Castle had in successful practice
Dr. Castle continues insert his improved ncorruptibe
Teeth These Teeth, while they answer all resp<cts the
o the original Teeth unlike the generality Of AIt
DR.. c. continues his usual moderate charges
A c. CASTLE, M. D.. Dentist,
Broa
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY
MAN who has thoroug practical knowledge Of heavy
goting and forging to whom ber wages win be gwen.
None need apply such give reference Address
HOLLINGSWORTHk 4 TEAS, Wilmington, Delaware.
j9 w'rc
r. lORGIA LUMBER COMPANY NOTES WANTED
~ at per cent discount, by ID. H. PECK
d3J lmsm II Wall street,
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II Il r RS Fl o + e i I,
HARRISBURG, PA.

I BEG leave to inform the public that have left
L Philadelphia, and am now located in Harris
burg, the sea, Of the Executive and State Govern-
ment Of Pennsylvania, where l now occupy the
spacious Hotel recently kept by Mr. Matthew
WILSON,
This spacious building, having been purposcly
planned and erected for Hotel of the first class,
is no, surpassed if equalcd, hv any similar esrab
shmpu, in Pennsylvania; and having undergone
a thorough renovation, the parlors. rooms and
chambers are now fitted up in a style that COM
hines elegance with comfort and convenience.
Nv TABLE is pledged to Re supplied with the
hest fare the Markets can produce: the charges at
the same time being ms moderate as any Of the best
regulated as,a lishments elsewhere. In short, no
evertous shall be spared on my part, or on The part
of every member of my household, to make II what
it should be. in the Capital Of one of the most pop.
ulous and interesting States Of the Union.
With these promises, accommodations and facl.
Ii,ies and the fact that the Hotel is most egbly
situated, with confidence, most respectfully soll-
cit the patronage of the Public.
DANIEL HERR,
Late Of Hers Hotel, Chesnut ST., Philad
Harrisburg. Nov. o. 1873.
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FOURTEEN
C'sLuaDlc StrtirleS,

| DRENNEns NERMIrUGE-a crriaa cure Tor
L . worms-safe and very pleasant to take.
=. GIHsoN's ExTR.CTs. which remove Grease
of all kinds, Dry Pants. Tar, Vanish and Wax,
from carpets OF from clothing without iujurng the
color or the cloth.
3 LoSpoS Fly PAPER--the best thing known
for killing flies aud mosquitoes.
A. certain DESTROYER Of Rats Mice, Roachc.
and An's,---and another Of Bed Bugs.
5. GUNNs SPEcIFIc for sour stomach. Heart
Born and Water Brash, by one who had suffered
thirteen years, before he discovered tbs cure.
Dn. STEVENS GREEN OIxTMENT for the Piles
1t has never failed to cure.
7. HAnnlsoSs TErTER WASH.
g. BREMoND's ISpELIBLE lSx,-wilhout a
rival.
0. The CoMPorSD CONVECTION OF FIGs-
lust the medicine for children and for women, II is
80 pleasant IN take.
10. BlcK's VrGrrAuLE AyrrnILIous PILLS.
II. GuSS's EwoLLIENr WATEu.pRooF PASTE,
for Harness, Boots, &c. II soens the leather, and
keeps out the water.
l2 Poon MASS STRENGTHENING PLAsTIR.
l3. hcKsoN's DrAunHu;A MiNrunS, which
cures the worst DinubGa in a few hours.
if JAcKsoS's DrsEsTAny MxTuR', GER
,ain and speedy cure for Dysen,ery and Summer
Complaint.
The above valuable articles are sold wholesale
and retail. bv l.. G. GUM, No. | South FijM
street, Phimdelphia-where Sor,keepers and o.
rhers will be supp ed with pure African Cayenne
Pepper. Arnca Flowers, Drugs, Palnta, Oils, Glass
and Varnishes a, the lowest prices. Terms onl,
cash. CT Gu, out the advertisement, and brlnt
/ it with YOU
| Philldelphia July 18th, lsi5-lv.
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Eeose Ointment, t0r 'Ectter.
A pROOE OE IVN EI'FICACI.

PHiLAu,LrHIA, May eth, 1899.
THIS is to certify that | was severely afflicted
L with T.t,cr in the hands snd feet for upward,
Of forty years; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. ! applied 10
number of physicians, and used great many appll-
cations without eficcting cure About year
since, applied the Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped the itching, and few applications Immejl.
atcly cured the disease, which there has been no
return of, although had never been rid of it AT
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh. below Spruce Street.
c. The Rose Ointment is prepared by q. b.
Vaughan. South East corner of Third aud Race
Streets, Philadelphia, and sold on agency IN Sunbu-
Fy. by ii. B. MASSHR,
Nav lith, 1913. Ageat.
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cERTIFrCATas OF AGENCY

For the sale of BrdRdreM'S Vegetable tnrerSai
Pills.
Northumberland county Milton-Mackey a
Chambellin. Sunbury--H. b. Masser. Ewens-
ville-Ireland * MeixelI Nohhumberland-Wm m.
Forsyth. Georgetown-J. * j. Walls.
Union County: New Berlln-Bogar X WIN
ter. Sensgrove-George GundIum., Middle
bure-Issac Smith. Beayeriown-Dasld Huber.
Adamsburg-Wm J. May. Williamsburg Mensch
II Ray. Hartleion-Dsniel Long. Freeburg-
Ii. Il +. G.. Mover. Lewisburg- d Green.
Columba county Danville-E. Is. Reynolds
& Co. Berwck-Shumsn X Rtienhouse. Cat
tawissa-C. G. Brobts. Bloomsburg-John Il.
Meyer. jersey Town-Lev Bse. Washington
Robt. McCay. Iimestone-Ballie. ( ncN,nch.
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Ger
,ihcate of Agency, containing representation oi
Dr BRANDRETH'S Mandatory at Sing Sing
and upon which will also be seen exact copies OF
the neto labels nOw used upon the Brdndreh PHI
BOIeS.
Philadelphia, Office No. 8, North sIh street.
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
] June cath, ls4s.