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Rail, ROADS

Mr. E1i,or:-In answer 10 nsmerous en-.
quiries relative to the survey Of tho route
from Bennington to this place, ! an happy
to be able TO state tina, ! have received .
letter from Mr. Harbaeh. the engineer who
has the snperin,endence OF tho survey, in
which be says: al think our fullss, .n,ici-
pa,ions will be realized In regard to Tho eosi
Of this route. and also Of the grades" The
survey 10 no, yet completed, (bu, will be this
week)-enoush however is sscerained to
show tina, no grade over 80 fee, will be re-.
qulred, and three fourths Of the distance will
be under twenty feet per mile, and tina, The
whole lite will be Is cheap IN any ia New
England.
While am happy TO be able to communi
cate HE above particulars as a,e~io'nsd
facts, allow me to congratulate the friends NJ
the Western Vermont Rail Road upon their
good fortune in having tho vacancy In the
board OF Directors of,he Wssiern Railroad
oceasioned by the refusal Of Mr. Bliss 10 ac-
esp, q reelection, supplied by the election
OF Mr.. Addison Gilmore Of Boston. With.
gu, dispaneemen, to the many distinguished
Rail Road gentlemen in Boston, IL may be
.-id VI nfi oiiuIOir, mat no man, perhaps
Z" we'll understands and 80 fully appreciates
The vast resources Of Western Vermont. -
This, in connection with Mr. Gilmore.
known influence and indom,able persever
s"ee' is asure guaranty Cor the early and
vigorous prosecution of an enterprise which
IL destined to be Of inealculsbe pene fit. alike
10 the Western Railroad and Westsrn Yer.
mont. Yours, truly.
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,,s,.,, ,.r,n, 10 me Goteinmsn, Of the L.
= t-l s,,es INC etped.cncy Of fefe rrng the
10 oIesuon o. an equi'Ab'e di'r'on OF
tsf terutufy 60 tho stui,tAuon Of SONS
fre..., Sltetsign ot S'ats.
lie M4e.N. Government deeply regret
re IA .ta 81 all i7., Efforts 10 effect a
frr1tv ,cr..nrr' ~ 60 cnnAio'ing olslms
Iy Duct resuu1u.u -. sen the Two Gov
e 1,.u.s
The, are s,l pet,ut'e ,h,, great ldv,n.
b-es VOID have fe,1l'o3 TO both pAnles
',..n slrh mode OF settlement, had It bsen
it4,,,.'lS tv, there arc DIFF ulre, now IN
iae r1, IN that course Of proceeding which
o. ing i,e tedious - remove, while tho i'm.
t.'aprc of m ehdy seitlrmen OF secmS 10 De
,.n~ ate. h nloeni more urgent
T. ,ier tlese cir.I.nstsnces. her M,I.stys
= ,fcunrl' mink tl,t n resort % atbiiialIon
!. ..- m. d prudent and. perhaps, the only
th,i..- sep winch could DO isken. ana the
tcs'ci. g.sitl So ala, the e,i,ung eHeUes-
,rusr Of p4Jolet feeling which might other
,s.sr great, em5iuasN the eh,tis OF Goh
g r'.DT..i, 30 preserve iuendly un,ef-
.".rF itIN.t. t.o Two r1ualtic-
Government, Of the United States will
-. i1t'' pc .pusa! which the undersigned
i,'Ju. .Hs,tucic' 10 m'ks, proof Of The con.
p .ro'tlc Uui,l CIV fnnent IN me u,
a' their avn ci,tm They NJ also see
I'fta It.ofof The readiness, ol We British
., .tcrrusrnt % tur'r t.c RS. OF a great SIC.
..e i.r the peserv1'ion o' peace and OF
'ft 'lcHty te'ti'us N,,h tic tnneJStates
.'muc nc s;iflt u moderation and fair
rt-- (which tle world will Judge.
IDe Buu,h Government confidently hope
tht tue Gpvetnmcn, Of tho United States
Va. uut Ulect pfnposal m,de with such
lnrp'y totcouon and fot y purpose ~ holy.
There Oh, mo- ling io u, they ate convinced,
not 1881. ...,. .,,tbie '.''s' 80. -''' '-.'
gar ..t... ....l tDt just interests o. "o'h
p.... Ylrtiru>tiy w.cn II Is constituted oi
Nn,'smnu y,luc 10 eIhet - the portion OF
icni.afv which m reality forms he subject
OF ,rn,tovcf,y. compared with the lmpot-
lance Of preserving a stale OF peace and
GOOD atl between two such nations.
IUa under, sned uks. advantage Of this
OPPORTUNITY TO icuew TO The Hon James b.
o'arau lie sssutsnce OF tls high c"nslderA-
t.s0 PAkENilAM.
The Hon lANts BccnlS,s, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

i.i Cseses,, Benson A,snsea X Whssler,
C.s,Ie'or Jeffrey A. Boeus, Chmsnden {,
Jc.ss LApham, Dsnby Bsrssbss Ellis,
Fnrhs,en; Chsupeey 8. Rsmsey, Hub
bssdsou Bradley Fph, Ira; Edward
Msssey, Mesdoa, Hiram Dseksrmsn, MI
Holley, Chsunesy n Coetey, Orwell :
Nathan Alien, Pswl,t Amos Holt, Pms
field Augustus Hammond, Pn,siord 10.
ssph Joslin, Poahney Daniel Kelly, Rot
land; Harry Holden Shrewsbury; William
MsIhsm, shsrburne, Jane, X Hyde, Sud
bury Judah n Rosod, T,omoo,h by.
er Townshend, WslIInsfOrd John s Hu.
let, Wells Seneca Field, we,thaven, q.
Tabor, MI Tabor.
Rsssir,d, That Q committee Of five be
appointed by the President TO report code
Of BY laws si an adjourned meeting, Hon.
w. c. Katridse, Iion. z Hove, Hon. 2.
P,erpoio,, J. l. MorshsAd, W. r. Noye'.
were appointed.
RssoIrsd, That Professor + 5 Carr DC
requested 10 deliver a. address ., the I'd
adjourned meeting Of the soeit,y.
Rs'oiped, That when this sseie,y adjourn
it do 30 to meet again ct Cssle,oo o. The
6rS Thursday Of Msfeh0 10 o'clock, A.
NJ.
RAss'ssd,. The. NE Rsesstias swfsss'v
b dirsssed = procure . ssisele esst ie'
keeping the &eord' Of the soeir'y.
RsssISsd, Ths, the Recording Seere,sI ~
Be directed 10 furnish copies Of the proceed
ings Of the society 10 the news papers in the
County for publication.
R,'olred, This, the society do now I'D
journ.
IONA. c. THRALL, Rec. see'y
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CONGRESS.
WAhHINGIoN Eth

WAsuIsGToS, Feb. Q.
SrSArE The correspondence on the
Oregon question was referred 10 The Com
miliee On Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Cass . resolution, calling for iniotma
lion as to our defences on Lake Superior
was adopted
The Bill for the augmentation of,he NJ.
w came ups the fta business in order
Mr.. Weaseou addressed the Senate 4,
lrng,h, in favor OF the incrensc prono,ed
Hesrgued tbs, the eorspondenee Ia id k~tor,
Coneress gave q nc~ sspcct to this question
and afforded m sddaionsi reason wby IN,
country should be dsfended.
Mr. Can declared that there would he 4
war, in his opini,n. Mr. Weseou and Mr.
Mangum agreed with him.
Hou'E.-Ths Oregon resolutions were
taken up in committee ofhc Whole
Mr. T. q King, Of Georgia spoke hi,
hour. He made a vigorous attack upon the
administration, for consistency and ob.ii,
macy on the Oregon question. He imputed
the blame Of the pres nj state Of affairs to
bad influence operating on the Cabins, Mn.
listers. The claim to the exc lusire right TO iii
Oregon was fra started in Baltimore, as a
political game, and was never heard Of be.
fore.
The declaration in Mr. Folks inaugu.
RAJ, that "our right to the whole OF Ore.
gon was clear and unquesiionable," came
upon us like an unexpected thuDdere Ian
Then followed England's declaration. by
Sir Robert Peel, that she bad rights in Or.
ngon which she woulI matsin, and then
believed the offer OF Mr. Polk, to make tho
4Hh parallel the boundry. How dared Mr.
Polk to make such an offer If he b.l,ev.d
our claim was good for the whole1 NJ,
King asked MIR Adams, very respectfully
to give his opinion OF our righ, to all ORE.
gon-.'Nheah-r he regarded it a, unque,
lionnhlr1
mr. King here Withdrew the amend
ment he had previously offered for feisrrino
the question TO srbhratoni
Nh Adams replied.--lhat the oue,tio,
Of MIR King wassuseeptible oftwo mesnin,,
ia question simply Of right was nent. then
he considered II clear and lndupuuble Bu,
Il all that IS disputed IL dl,pu,able. then an,
title IS not clear and und ,puablo
hr king resumed Hc hinled sta Al,
posinon TO connect Oregon aud m. ,,nG
and TO obtain the whole OF the former Al N.
saerlhee Of the latleT--and denounced Ill
such bargaining
John Quincy Adams nert 20, the Aoo,
he referred TO hta remarks on the b,u a,
RAISING regiment Of moUpt,d riAr,p.p :,
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NJ, Bl,ilpa7 20 NJ PGktHham.
DrP,RrnLNT oF STATE,
W,sHiNoryN. january }, 1876 {

" tNhiNhl'N, January - low
Inc unIctNgccd. Secretary OF Stale OF
sc rlcI States. la. ,ae uonor Ia aokno~l-
E lgs the tcCcly, ul the note Of Mr.. P'ken-
ilm. bet Buanni- Msl-sty's Envoy EIta.
or4tasf, and M,ni.i-r P,entpo'onuaty, dated
,he am uIt bv which, under insifuc'ions
from las g -etnrru;. he proposes to the
Gp,cfnment of the lni'ed States The eIpe-
er-v OF rsieruu. me whole question Of an
equitable divi,lep Of that one Oreson) tern
$50 90 ll4 at'ufaapn of sOme lrendly Sove-
tel.u % sac
TIE uDIsr- COED ms Submitted THIS mole
90 me PfcN .i,, ~hn, aztec having bestowed
u.ul o. mat fr.3ectful consideration 40 eml'
rel'i, tas 20 nav proposition emans'ing from
. ne Buh,h Government. has Instructed HIN
'3 c,ve ,o % the tnituwing ansSef.
lrc Brt,sh Government do not propose 10
rof"t' sturtaurn co. the question OF tho II.
90 - ''e uleEnr territory. claimed by the
two Prvefs. lcsrerilvr II ~ q ptopnN.
t.itl .telv. 30 a !uendI S1yete,ga OF Stale,
n crc.y tie pitiiupu ot 'squusbl. division"
o. mat iriltofy be,wsen NE paIne. IL as
,ancs TIC TACT that me title 81 Gtsst Brualn
ioA puuion OF tie territory - VALID, and lhus
lake, tafcfsnied the very question 10 dispute.
intet thus ptops..',,'..,, The v.'y terms oil the
.-b,nis,l1n wo1id c0aihin an eipIess sck'
ue.ledg .ssni al TIE psht OF Cfes, BrIaln
10 potitsn Of Tho iet'GptV. and would nee
cs,arv preclude the uunsd States IRON
,,,ming TIE v hole before The arbitrator -
Trs. tOo. % the face oi the note Of he On
dstagn.i 20 Nj. PA.enhan Of lhe 1o,h OF
Alcasi "a, ~ shich the Pres, lent bad az
,ruel, 10 ths most suletnn torn. the title Of
sc ,u.'s1 States 10 lie Whole Territory -
I,s- .''-e'e ~rrc not ,'het ronSl-.gvs rea.
t.., ar L. Itfsnp trs nryr4sut.n tNt. .l,ys
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To III. Hon J... b b; rAhsS "a Ae'
NJ BseAaaa. 10 Mr., PakrHhan.
Drpinmen, Of State,
Warrington, Feb I 1876

n'ln2lon, Z go. 1870 \
The unde'UgneL, Secretary Of State OF
the UGuet States has he honor acknovl.
Il 70 me r"rc,p' Of the note Of Mr. PAken.
ham, her Bf,lann'e Ma,euy's Envoy Er.
tnorllnary ami Minn,er Plsnipo,entlary.
dated on The l6h ullno, By which he a.
gao propose, reference OF the Oregon
question Arbitration Under his prc.n,
proposition Ihc powers Of the arbitrator
would not, a. in hi sst be llnhed IN terms
% the DIVISION Of the iorriloty bc,veen the
pauie, bu, would sI,end 10 the question Of
their conflicting luls There !, however
a eondd'oa anneIod TO tbs Offer which op-
po'e' n'o the same objection, in point Of
aet, II MOI IN torn, which ana o., promi
neoiiv p'es~p,-i IN the answer OF the IN.
ierrsurd 20 NJ P,kenhsm's last proposal
''i' c q ir "o = 'na' II neither p, ~ ,hou ID
be found m The opinion Of the arbitrator. 10
possen a clear 'Hia 10 the - hole territory
there should, N that case be .aiRned 10
zach thu, Porion Of lsrraory WHICH would
ia the Op'n'oa Of the srss,s,ins Power. b.
called iof eys Ius sppr-c's,,oa Of the re.
pee'iVs claims Of eaeh Iflh. Go,ernm.o,
ofih- Uaaet sssics sesaH eonseo, 70 an
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Right Hon RicHAKp PAKtsH.r &c

Drsiar FOh PEAcE We have a let.
ter before US, saws .he New York Com
mereIsl, from friend residing IN Canada
who Is an officer under The Government
ln speaking OF The state Of political affairs
he says Il am much pleased tina, you de.
Preeaie the war spin, lately sVinecd in your
eountry Every one with whom | nav,
eooVersed on the snbjeei 10 averse to a war
between Great Britain and the United
slaIea We think p~ae' can BE- mainaio.d
without furnishing the honor Of euhef Gov.
Gro meul"
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THE PEEsIpESTIAI TEHN-Tbs 6ru
Monday OF March has bsen assigned by the
United States Sens,e lor the eoa,,d.rs,,o.
Of Mr. Bsgby's resolution 10 amend the con.
sHuilon BY making tho Presideu.isl ,er,n
sI yea" instead Of four snd prOv,d,ng a.
RsrnN q re Nlresien
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To n. lIon. J.su Bues.s.s. &c &C.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-30

lTENs or NEws. Robert w. Moore has
dcirauding several merchants Of that city out
OF $4,000 or 50 900 worth Of butter aud sTocc-
res.--llrnry NJ. Broadnan, Of Mahuning
county, OHIO, was recently thrown from his
carragc and kllrd.-A man named Bernard
Doyle was frozen to death at Rochcsic' last
week. Mrs. Elizabeth Slmonds, aged 81
years, was burnt 10 death in Boston ON We'd
ncsday. --Two beautiful trunks, one for Cen
Taylor, the other for Mr.. Clay, have Just been
made at Newark.-Al Albany, teams are
crossing the river on the ice.
Am RrFuseD, rne Board of Aldermen Of
New York have refused to appropriate $4,000
to yards buying blankets, &c, for the 1000
volunteers raised in that city. The re uSal
was based on the ground Of economy and de-
sire to keep down the taxes Of the city.
FREuGHrs IN New YoRK. The Tr,buc says;
Shipments have obtained another advance.
Two or three ships have taken up at lSd. for
grain, and 5s. for -four for Liverpool, and one
or two for Ireland at proportlonate rates. Cotr
ton iteights, however, are dull, aud engage
ments coad have been made at 5-l6d. To
Hayre, IS CT. is obtained for flour; so cts
for provisions; 30 cts. for grain, and | ct. ior
cotton.
LARGE Hoes. The St. Louis Era notice:
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rReported for the Baltimore Clipper,l
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 90, 1874

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. %, lS4s.
At the meeting of the House, the Hon. John
P. Kennedy was unanimously elected Speaker,
and being conducted to the chair, delivered
most practical and eloquent address. Geo. G
Brewer, was reelected chief clerk, and Eli
Duvall, reading clerk. Benz. II. CAN'T of P
Georges, ergeant-at-armS, and VIM, II. Mar
shall, of Worcester, door-keeper. Messrs. John
w. Rider of Som, Saml. T. Houston, of FIRE.
derrick, John T. Jackson, of Dorchester, Jas.
B. Smith of ST. Mary's, and Saml. Rinedollaf,
of Carroll, committee clerks.
On motion, the Rev. Nj. Hirst (Methodist
Episcopal church, was elected Cha plain.
The Governor, in reply to a message of the
two bodies, Immediately sent in his annual mes
saga copy ofwhich ! send you.
Some minor legislation was performed.
The Senate, having reelected all lis old Of
ficers, proceeded to business.
As the message will occupy much of your
columns, Z need not be more particular.
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NrEN AUCTION AND COMMISSION

" STORE The subscriber having obtained Ii
rcnse to sell at auction, and located himself IN that
large and commOdious building lately erected 10y
Mcssrs HaSlap Weedcn, fronting 9Th srcctand Penn
avenue, between street and Louisiana avenue, and
fronting the west end of the Centre Market respectful
" offers his services to sell property of every descnp
ton. All s;cs entrusted TO his care, will receive his
personal attention, and every effort will he made to
make goods command fair prices. He will besow par
tiCuar attention the arranging and disposal Of fun
turc at private houses. lie can store large quantity
of goods and storage will be low. Any furniture sent to
him commission will be carefully stored and taken
care Of He has always on hand, AT private sale good
assortment of beds bedStcadS and other furniture AT
low cash prices.
nI7-eotf THOS. c. WILSON Auctioncr.
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SENDING MINIATURE BY MLM. The clerk
Of the Post 0G:ce at Nashua, N. H. while dis
'tributing the mail a few days since, noticed
that sealed newspaper felt rather heavy
Thinking newspaper would bear squeezing
he pressed it with his hand, when CRACK!
went something inside. Looking in at the end
he saw something which he found to be rich
gold locket, containing one ofthe most charm
ing faces imaginable.
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FESTIVAL.

NHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
" THE LADIES' SEWING CIRCLE
of the Island intend holding sale of USEFUL and
FANCY ARTICl Els, Refreshments, &c, the proceeds
of which are designed promote e interests of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in that part of the city
The sale will be held in the large frame building
Tenth street, Maryland avenue, adjoining the
idence of w. Nj. Morrison, Esq. Il will be opened on
THURSDAY the oath instant, at - O'Clock, M and
continue for several succeeding days. The articles
such it is hoped will give satisfaction, and will be
sold at prices to suit the times.
Contributions of refreshments, sc. will be gratefully
received Admittance 49, cents.
n. b. On Christmas day the sale viii not commence
till 3 O'Clock d22d
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SPECIE. The New York Tribune says:-
"The stream Of specie from the Oh World
begins to flow by the packets. The Henry
Clay frcm Liverpool, has $4,000, and the
Oxford smaar amount. In addition we have
to-day $4,000 from Canada The Cambria,
it is new Gscertaineds had about $780, 600 in
gold"
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VEGETABLE PILLS
! II Il GENUINE VEG ETABLE PILLS

FSNHE GENUINE VEGE TABIIE PILLS
u AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRnCEA.
elects, STRUCTURES, sc. &C. OF all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the cure of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the CfTectual as
they have never been known to fail Hecta Pernla-
nent cure. They are mild and pI - NJ totake vet
powerful in their action, add my Q taken without
the knowledge Of the mosl intimate friend. These
Pills Pot up in square boxes with full directions
accompanying each box.
Q[}- For sal by J. O. n y. Mccormick, N. Gay ST.
90. TG and by C. Wiseman, Light ST., opposite
Fountain Inn.
In Waslington-hy NJ. Delany, cor. 4. street and
Avenue, aud by C.. Scott cor. 7th st
and the Avenue. Price : a hoH. ial7
FNANCY WORK BOXES, suitable for Pre-
= SCENTS. ] have lust received handsome assort-
mpnt Of the above, for presents; for sale by
d'A JAS, NJ. HAIG, 1913 Baltimore street
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MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURES. The L

MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURES. The Le-
gislature of Pcnnsy lvania will meet at Harris
burg on Monday next. The Legislatures of
New jersey, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Michi-
gan, meet on the same day. The Legislature
of New York meets on the first Tuesday in
January, andIthe Legislatures of Maine and
Massachusetts, meet on the day following.
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SUICIDE. Mr.. Joseph Caldwell, one of the
most aged AID respectable citizens of Pamela
county, Miss, committed suicide on the night
Of the 18th inst, by hanging himself in his
stable. His mind, for some time shattered, had
lately received a fresh shock in the death of
his wife, which state of alteration led to the
suicide.
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H.4YE IND can BE CURED =,

Or, TGwnEend-f make the following statement il
order 10 express my gratitude 10 you an 10 recon-
mendyOur sarsaparlIla, and your compound Extract
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ing in the south several years ago, had long and
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lungs were affected and had cough; fer the last
year grew much worse, and the last winter caught
a severe cold. The pain in my breast, distress in
breathing and coughing very much increased. took
a number Of popular remedies tor consumption, hut
they failed 10 relieve me. At last was confined to
my ROOM and was so bad with the consumption that
did not expect 10 remain here long sent for Mar.
Gus y. Moore, who resides at the corner of Lydius
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Two THE CITIZENS OF
4EORGETONSE ID. {.

GEOSGETONN n ID. e.
AZ The subscriber would most respectfully IN
- yite the attention of the clHcns OF Georgetown
M to his assortment OF CLOTHS, CASSlMERES
IL. and NESTlNGS, which he viii make To order
in superior style, for such prices, for cash. that VIII
glvC entire satisfaction,
We would also inform those who prefer L. furnish
their own Cloth that should he tail to give first rate
fit that he will either pay them for their goods or fur
nsh others that will fit
VIM A. RICHARDSON. Merchant Tailor,
Bridgc-st., doors west of Union Hotel
WANTED-An Apprentice, at industrious habits
and good character. Apply Immediately 10
DDS Inn NM. 4. RICHARDSON
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Ma. JOHN B. Cough. This great cham
rion of the Temperance cause arrived at Nor
folk on Thursday last, and was to deliver a lee
ture on Christmas night.
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CAUGHT. Charles Willis, the rcb5er of the
brig Palestine at NewpoH, has been arrested
and the money recovered, The amount was
s5,440.
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TAR. SIVEETSER'S EXTRACT

T
Many ncurablc eases of Consumption result from ne
elected coughs and colds. DR., SwcetScr's medicine
cures Coughs Colds Splitting Of Blood Pain in the Side
and Breast, Asthma and Consumption. One bottle is
sufficient To make trial Price 81 per bottle,
For sale by Perkins, IIance, Robinson. Jones. and
1hnmnsnn: also. IIonkms. 7. Point d4
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

No. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
First door from Baltimore going towards the Dock
TRNAKE NOTICE of DR.. ROGERS NAME IN
4 different parts NJ the Office.
Attendance from p. NJ. Til 10 al night.
CURE W.ARR8NTED.
GIF-NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BIZ EFFECTED