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TO THE CONsUMPTIVE!
THE PILES,
4 REfOHLIFE GUARAN7TED!

Il CCRE FCN LIRE GGARANIIED!
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invented
by DIR. A. UpGam, distinguished physician of New
York city, the only really successful remedy for that
dangerous and distressing complaint, the PILES, even
offered TO the American public.
Mark this it is an INTERNAL REAiEDY--not an
external application, and will any of Piles
either bleeding Find, Internal or External and
probably the only thing that will There is no mistake
about IT, 1t is positive cure-sPEEDY AND PERMA-
NENT' tbs also convenient medicine to take, and
improves the general health in a remarkable man
ner
Each Box us twelve Doses at Is cts. per dose
1t is very mild in operation, and may be taken in
cases Of the acu inflammation without danger. All
external applications the highest degree disagree
able nconyenent, and r,sve; and from the very ma
ture ofthe disease temporary in their effects. This
Medicine attacks the disease at its source, and REMUV-
ING THE CAUSE, renders the cure CERTAIN and
PERMANENT.
The Elcctuary is also a very valuable remedy for In
nomation Of the Liver and Spleen n1amation Soreness
and Liberation Of the Stomach, Bowels kidneys, and
Bladder; inlamalory and Mercural Rheumatism, In
purity Of the Blood caused by the mptudent use of Mer-
curry; Weakness and inflammation of the Spine and Back
and for the relief Of Pregnant Ladies' before confinement
ensurng an easy time, safe delivery, and healthy off.
spring
This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, COLOCYNTH, GAMBOGE,
or other powerful and irritating Purgaves and taken
according to the directons in case Of Piles, A CURE
FOR LIFE is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine, may be obtained of Agents gratis.
}. s. HOUGHION, 1870 Washington Street, Boston,
General Agent for the New England States
AGENTS Montpeer S. X. Collins; Burlington
Peck Spear; Rutland, Daniels s. Bells Woodstock,
Chas' Chapman; Windsor, A. & IL. Wardner; Haverhi,
Xix and Cummings; and by the dealers generally .5Oly
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herself she had nothing more TO do, for her child
opposed no longer.
Days, weeks, months and years went BY du-
ring all this time the mother continued to strive
earnestly with herself and with her child The
happest results followed the fretiul, passion
ate, disorderly boy, became even-mnded and or
derby in his habits A word gently spoken was
all-powerful in its influence for good, but the
least shade of harshness would arouse his stub
born will and deform the fair face Of his young
spirit.
Whenever mothers complain to Mrs Burton
Of the difficulty they find in managing their chill
dren, she has but one piece of advice to give,
and that is to " SPEAK GENTLY"
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n
srd Tor upwards OF Sen years ~ GTeo n anu Oh le con- on
immediate suPerhendcncc OF thGnyen ! u - - a., ~ II,
n' as,ons NM suCgSs ol c s H nr3 , n Vu I
mg lor treatment lnI O9I PoSsloo GoS tat Gun DC u ~
'Iu G lIo III @ i,Iin Ivy o. liz iUiiJn
!i ti' u!, VIZ ti u i I
Gu fs TpnleG anu I,o it a n n
nosm, but standard English medicine, Unknown and establish
eo l., ppoors on THE 1,rrtC ,Cv oFTutt
r. IhIE SJf ii1 i'I
nAhsAh ~ TIE w uHI rlr'I p OF @ oNl iloN'
Dr. Bn'pLhE-Degr Sr Iha Hnear asnM Il 6eyona 10 az
fur @ tbe t Mn t most " nirr' and entire success
c Of '3 r Pnmou"ry pinc and cnm conscicntosy re-
'"e nc a'gs' W Ss am Frrp ~ srorrp NJ D.
'''' '' ' iN0IuER IiFE S iVED!
Dr D,a 81. TAX nmch Measure in giving YOU a
statement ofhc beneficial effects If ucan's hungarian aam
nv daro VIM nd bN,n lar number Of wears afflicted with
bid conob min in the r raising ofhood and all these pains and
troubles Which attend that sd!5us disease consumption.
rl , i .,', gtt,i ~ ier na lime M qfeat expense.
ring town at still greater expense number of visits from
The and he continuance for ONE time Of the Ia
XIV r,vsr.n he d'2larI m l do no more for her He had
botanic Phvsicn FIR se te hn seemed TO do her some aood
G,icnd Rvr, Ianrri,n j,alsan Gaye us Gbotlrs &
III uost astonishing c0cct If has restored her m Myth cured
ding to her TIs NAV Frrn wonderful but is no
strange than irn and would ad, all wo naye smP l,
hnn, Is n AHA, fG sr INK So fortunaey In hi.
medicine without any satisfactory benefit Wuo 20 worm VI iu
garn Bulsum has removed the disease, renewed tSuehsu m
bo' healthy action of The SYSTEM Try htor yourselves and
you viii ind one hall has not hecH to0 You can use S l' u,
you think hest, and will domosl good and wishing that your med
icne may bGl"iit many as nnch lS my aaGshIer
Bath, Me-, Ftb2l, a. remain gratefully yours, JNo louNG
p would say further that about years ago my daughter com
menced raising blood when continued at times Tor three years ana
sometimes very bad till about years, when she commenced tl
this lasam The first bottle stopped the raising Of blood entirely
and she has never been troubl ID with it since.
GREAT CURE AT AUGUSTA, MAINE!
Dr. BRADLEEDear Sir can truly say that the Hungarian BAG
sam la, been ct me most minute service to me- nave htf c
of an affection Of the lungs, hoto b. ncurbc by all my friends
by the use Of few bottles One of my children was also rsoret
to health after being pronounced beyond the reach OF medical aid
mt physicians and now constant resort IN case OF any an
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THE MUT7J.aL LTFIE INSURANCE COINI'.4-
NY OF .N,EV YORK

Having established an agency in offer opportunity To
individuals Policies upon their own lives OF me ses
Of friends on termsus favorable those Of any other nstu
ton in this country
Blank forms Of application and any information relative to the
institution may had and assurances effected application by
Mail or otherwise to J.E. WRIGHT, Agent, Montpelier, "
April 90, 1916. 2Of
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ONE Case Drab Hats this day received for $l75, and selling
" fastat the Cash Store. LYMAN and KING
July Sth, 1876.
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SARSAPARIELA.

(OMST0CK co.'s Concentrated Compound ana Fud Extract
OSarsaparlla, for the cure OF
Scoflula, Chronic hheumausm
General Debility, Cutaneous Diseases,
letters Scaly euyOns Ofthe skin,
Pnples on the Face, Nercuial siphiOid diseases,
of tina throat Bies from impure habits Of the
Pains and syelngs OF the body,
bones, Liver Affections
and ali blood exposure
and impTudence fife excessive OfmerCury, &C.
The Sarsapaa be depended by being
GOOD any this country Europe People avail them
selves or not they using Sarsapara. This
extract large larger bottles sold for dol
AR nj the uppeced low price of 50 bottle
COmstOc Ross, No ~ fremont Row, Boston, and by
s. X. Collins, Montpelier
BLESSING TO MANKIND.
CONNELI4's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
This great Healing acknowledged by all who used
ia he t most article known 1t expes all injd
nv bv fire extracts all pain, and prevents modification in every
case 1t will cure any the following complaints, pay is reu
sed for it, 1870
Buns Old Sores, Eresypelas
SCalds, bruises, snulesl
Salt Rhelm, Scoriqla' Mouhus'
Eruptjons Eyes Piles,
CbIboins Cold i'm Wounds Tender Feet.
cures eyes, cancers frequently removing them with
pain agony, speedily auys inflammation and reduces swell
ng5 and is sayenone should be without The following
furnished recently and hundreds of Others
wonderful (many sO might be added but for
of room leave them out
child nephew friend of mne stepped into vessel OF
bolng water scaded its leg the knee, when Connes
Pain Extractor Comocks applied which almost instant
y little sufferer, and entirely cured it, Al
So child Of my own hand Severely and used this
SaVe gave relief and cured it entirely, and for
could be induced to do without it. think every family
should always keen on hand in case such accidents.
II. ADAMS, Pastor of Trinity Church.
Saugeries N. Y.
by Ross 49, fremont Row, Boston, and by
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PAINTS AND OILS.

1000 Calls of Stiles Mddlesex 1900 lbs more Phil
w Dry Lead just received by ELLIS, WILDER and Co
June 6.
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u ENN IIWIIV'
FRENCH DEPlLATOF

This article used for taking of supeuous hair the face and
neck, is sold for so cents per bottle
45 All the above for sale by COMSTOCK & ROSS No. 49,
fremont Row, Boston--and in Montpelier by
39-ly. S. X. COLLINS.
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''Natt ON tn fmcn
the name Of the INVENTORIES bemeiaGlor Of his species


Montpelier Rcdfeld Collins; Waterbury b F Goss;
Marslfed, D Punam Barre, w Walker; Middlesex F
StoWej Nrthhcld White; Washington b Dickinson; Chel
sea, Dickinson Mobiles Newbury + & II Keyes; Bradford
Low NeIs River, 4 shcdd stow, Il Camps Hydepark,
Noye Morrisyille Il B HerriCk; BRISTOL G w amce; Enos
bnrgl, James Dean Berkshire, w Barton Royalton
+ Neyins Chester, Joseph adley Townshend 1homp
som Sharon, Baxter and Walhdge Bethel, Smith West
Randolph, Hobart For sale, ALSO by druggists and appoint
ed agents generally throughout Vermont Price, 81 25y
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United States The cause Of the evil is generally overlooked The
short dry cough or neglected cold is the precursor These
sweats follow, and death ends the Would you lind
dy for the Cv Here is The experience of than 20 years
in private practice has proved its efficacy and snces Introduction
to the public notice. although it has been Offered hut few
months its sale has been Unprecedented and its beyond
question gatso much that it declared greatest
remedy in the world.
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BALM OF COLUMBIA.

Ladies gentlemen, will you be without genuine Odridg
es Balm Columbia your ha You may depend upon il il Ia
the only that prevent badness and keep the head
free from dandriG Wehave known hair
ofporsons seventy ofageComstock
any that wish, those that perfectly bald for
and have had their hair restored within months
Be and get the genuine with the signature Comstock p
onit orr et
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-13

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO riUat of the
S. .narys-h1Stth 10 the american Winisicr.-
The u. S. ship st. Mary's, which carried out
MIR. Slidell, the American Minister to Mexico,
returned to Pensacola, on the I'd inst in ten
days from Vera Cruz, with important dcs-
patches for Government. a letter in the Mo-
bile Register, dated Pensacola, Jan. 9, says:
Up to the time | write, no one from shore
had boarded her, but several had come ashore
from her. She is understood to bring large
dispatches for our government. Those who
came from her report (and the report is credit
ed) that our Minister was badly received by
the Mexican government, and was ia fact in
suited. Another version Of the story, is, that
he was not received and recognized as such a.
all. Both reports, however, resolve themselves
pretty much into the same thing, This state
nent has created no little excitement here,
and if true, as have bot little doubt ono or The
other is, it is presumed that the entire Cali
squadron Will shortly appear before Vera Cruz.
1t is believed here that this is another frut
of British intrigue and British diplomacy If
so, it doubtless looks to a declaration Of war by
that government against us.
The u. 5. brig Of war Gomers sailed from
Pensacola the morning Of the 29th u!t., with
dispatches from the Government at Washing
ton for our Minister at Mexico.
A court martial is about to assemble at Pen
sacola for the trial of Lieut.. Russ, of the Fal-
mouth, on charges preferred against HIM by
Midshpman w. Wilkinson.
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WINTER AL2RARG tNgHNT.
TO THE SOUTH-THREE TIMES A WEEK -
AND BY FAR TIE MOST COMFORTABLE ROUTE!
VIA THE CHES APEAkE Gay LINE,
CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MIL.

CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES A.8IL.
~ tssar.-~s Leaving lower end of tpgar Wharf,
isisgE AZ a Baltimore, EVERY MONDAY, WE'D
..sssfsnfSdEsi. MES DAY and FRIDAY, al 4 O'Clock
p. NJ ia the well known ana complete Steamboat
GEORGIA, Cant. Cannon, (bcirg wClI prepared Tor
the winter Tor riorulk aud Portsmouth, Va. connce-
ting next morning, at O'Clock, with the Steamboat
Il sllrng, CURTIS PECK Capt. Davis on steam
sgia. 5bsH5, boat ALICE, Capt. skinner lur Rich
-ai.5aj tAiiil- noud, City Point Railroad, for Pc
rSb ~ Va (arrlvng There HUOuttWO hos rs aGt adj Of
thc Grcui Sotthrri Mail Ltac) without tail Of con
rcuou-ho loss of sleep. 2Ud nut one change o.! bag
"age--lhenca 10y Petersburg haiiLOad 10 Weldon, n.
g., and thence by rlrogd and steaGrboat to Charles
tuu - g.. and thence by The southern routes to New
Orleans, Trough IL about seven days, and much the
$40. pleasant, comfortable and shortest route south.
&Is~ Passengers may res, ASSURED tHuj The BAY and
james River siuo ut Goats are well prepared ir the
Winter Travel. The comfort ofplsscngsrs being wei
attended by the officers and proprcors, ai.d what
is here stated H"V b" relied on It's the truth
tFF- The Bay line leaves Norfolk on TUESDAYS,
and SATURDAYS. at4 O'Clock, p
I. for Baltimore, arriving about O'Clock next morn
il :, eUtiueClIng with tEuatriphIS cars.
L.GNFE.s FARE.
The gre1t addiuOHl expense for the Winter Line.
compc}s The Propdetors to advance tie pa,SagC for
the Winter:
Passage between Baltimore Norfolk or Ports
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, N. c. 1900
Passage betwee II Baltimore * Charleston, ). &. 22,0O
Meals and lodging included ON Bay and River boats
BY this arrangement passengers will perceive that
this route is the cheapest most pleasant and COmtOr
table, and hut little doubt of delay from Ice, as in the
Potomac, the Great u. :. Mail RUute) as we have
engaged the Ice Boats TO keep open track for US in
the Patapsco River when possible.
10 Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, who hands these Bills, and who will give eve
ny information and conduct them to the boat. Hand
your checks to him or our Porter Norfolk Line on
his hat,) in the depotyard, who will attend to your
baggage.
dl7 7. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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VOLUME. XIV.-No. ii.
BETTER pROMPTINGS.

Oh! have known full many an hour,
OF this worlds spirit stirring muth;
OF wine and WIt AMI w0man's power
The sparkle amt the glow of earth;
Fen now NV fingers press cheek
Tinged with the hu5h o. wild delight;
And pulses dfonp, from passions weak
I've tili'd revel's space 10 night,
They say mine is a. light a tone,
As ever tGather'd song or JEST
And such niles greet me-if their own,
They surely would he proud aud best;
Ay, mine hHj been rs free heart
AS ever sped on worldling's pniou
And flown rs daringly apart
OF every lure the spoiled minion.
And yet, i, was not ever so!
Thern was 4 time ! scarce would deign,
From nv lone path and nigh, 10 throw
A glaace Mt Pleasures snowy train.
Ambition. chou wcrt at to NE,
And well did'sr nIrve my spirit then,
To win thy huDlc h'rdiry,
And spUra the goal OF common men.
But stars, g"own lonely NJ THEN height,
Are sometimes seen TO "a from heaven;
And birds, DER s0'emn seas in fight,
Down 10 the j IHd-nnmas have driven
So sous that proudy are cnspher'd,
And dare the lofty realm of mind
From their high place have disappeared,
Some echo Tor the heart to find!
For me there is no fate 50 van!-
Ye hopes that lit my bOyhOGd'S brow,
High dreams and pure, yc come again.
feel your stir ngs in me now!
And here, ere yet unto ny ear,
Have died the song aud laughter-sWell,
| break from bondage, long and dear,
And wave thee, Pleasure, gay farewell!
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G,HEAP CLOAKINGs AND OTHER

GNHEAP CLOAKINGS AND OTHER
u DRY GOODS, at No. 25 ". HOW.4RD ST
Handsome ClOakings, at l.I2b and 81 % per yd.
Handsome Cashmeres and De LANES, very cheap
Rich PRINTS, of new Styles al 49, cts yd.
Cloths, Cassimercs, Cassinetts and Vestings
Real WEIGH Flannels, warranted not TO shrink
Good White FauneIs, from IS CTS upwards
Super French MERlNOS; English do
Superior d0ub!e wdh black BOmbazinrs (cheap)
Striped blk hIpaccas, at the low price of % cents
Blk and cod silk Vevets; blk and co'd Dress Silks
Cashmere, Ihibet, De Lain and other Shawls
Domestic Goods in great variety, and many other
tclCs at low prices at
IIAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
ja2 No, % Howard St, Sd door from Fayettc.
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EsELLTNG5 OFF:
- WINTER DRY GOODS!

ESELLENti OEE!
- WINTER DRY GOODS!
Broad CLOTHS OF all colOrs and qualities
CA3SIMERES, Il handsome assortment
Beaver and Pilot CLOTHS; SATTINETS
FlUshngs; Baizfs; Kerseys; Linseys
FLANNELS; BLANKETS; CLOAKINGS
TWEEDS; Forest CLOTHS; Kentucky Jeans
Gala PLAIDS; Printed Floor Cloths; Comforts
Canton FL&NNELS; Cotton Bats; Wadding
Merino Shirts aud Drawers; HOSIERY
CASHMERES; Mousn de LANES; AlDacas
BOMBAXINES; Merinoes; Calicoes
SllANLS-Tuketri, Cashmere, Bloche, Merino,
plain and embroidered Tibet, Blanket, &c.
Together with large assortment of Goods adapted
to all SEASONS, will he closed out l0w to prepare for
TIE spring trade
QL7- Purchasers are invited to call without delay.
HENRY w. COOKE,
ja3 corner Hanover and Lombard SITS.
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THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY.

THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY.
In a gay partCrre moss rose grew,
Where near at hand, from streams briLht bed,
lovely, broad eaVed lilly threw,
Above the waters its snowy head
A dispute arose between the pair,
(The words ran high, and were bitter gall,)
For Lilly said red was unseemly TO wear,
And Rose said white was no color at all.
A gentle maiden heard the dispute,
And Chidei them both in accents meek;
With sorrow and shame the flowers were mute,
And thenceforlh blended on woman's cheek.
But ever avoid the hectic flush,
And coughs and colds allow no chance;
To insure cure OF prevent On attack,
Use the CANDY-mad, by liAHCE.
Hance's Candy is a sovereign remedy for coughs,
ends, splitting OF blood and hOarsCness. Price D cts.
SETH S. HANCE,
New Drug and Medicine Store, No. lOs Baltimore
street, and corner Of Charles aud Praus,s OBJ
g#1IYt4 GIT ZlATMsT MEDICINE IN FEE
". WORLD. for ComghS, Colds, .9sthiaa, Pain md
Soreness in the Breast, IVh0opiHg CQugh, tOHgURp-
tal Loorscacss, and all diseases Of the Brccst aii
Lpngs. is Hancc's Compound Syrup Of HourR6md.--
Price 20 cents.
I've been coughing, I'yn been coughing,
Al the u,-Ii and al the day:
And I'm wearing, and Pm tearing
an my lungs and life away.
'twi.I emf .ue soon, aud sendme
NORa to an uuj.'Hriy nave,
let som" ti .uli, Aa.datiuHd me,
ShUI'a Iho stllrfCTt1 save!
But, IN brief loHud rrliet;
And, poor sufferer, say, would you:
Take 50 handy, Hauc-'s Candy,
And Nia iiutrlpGnt SVUptOu!
lANIE'S CANDY and DARHaUND SYRUP,
$50 Of the most bnuUArrems6'r, s1Iator colds,
coughs and CU"sumpuons, and all aNeoiturs oi the
Bronchial Omaus, nlay he had al his New stone, No
l0S ALVi1DHH-SN,, between North and HOLIDAY,
OF At the Oh stand, conner Of PRATT X CHARLES
5TS., Baltimore. on
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THE PACIFIC SQUADRON. The U. S. ship
Savannah was at Mazatlan on the 18th No
vember, where she arrived in SO days from
Honolulu. She was to remain there 40 or so
days, and then sail for Callao, on the way to
the United States, where she will arrive in
May Or June next. A letter from Mazatlan,
dated Nov Is, received at Boston, says, "The
Portsmouth, Com. Montgomery, sailed on the
18th up the gulf. The Levant, Com. Page, is
in sight from Oahu We are looking for the
Warren every day. Our cruise has been any
thing but pleasant one. Several principal
officers have been on the sick list, but have all
recovered. We are worn down with long con-
tinued service, and are extremely anxious to
return to the United States, having been cruiz-
ing from port to port in the Pacific for two long
years.
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SMALL Pox ON KENT ISLAND. We regret
to learn from the CentreviIe Times, that the
small poz IS spreading on Kent Island, especial
iy among the colored population.
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unECuSnHC SI1EZTTyTN,, ,yI,ru TOI,1,tI
ACHE viii haya ,Ic,rnd -, ~,o 'inrta h,,I,;,
WHEEl ER,S TEh RrRRV ,T00Tu wash ar7
the tonth viii he nrItoc,cd fron, ,II d.r,, Snron
Of the C,,,a,s il c,,cd bv II Sninnse ~ ito CO. -
curedRepdins NJ the Gums is stonnrJ no il md ,bn
teeth gums and mouIh are always krnt i.aoaIt and
in th. 5nst stale If LsrItb wy - '@''' ''''
III VIM VI" ~ To- s'h ho, y, Iei wash ro
ecrrr firm, NV tr9th orrcI ,nothanbc I'D ,ro,. -
mo o,,rrs omI ,rros,o, oil d., 81 ,t'tt Ct ,
thiss uv crrtifrqtr. HySirh Won NAV n"hli. 5Id
home Thar those vhn srgi.r ,,i,I t,irr tn,i'anIo
i,ess of The Gums and decav Of the treh NAV
avail thensrIyes nf ,bn nnnor,,,,ir,, Of bt,;,i,,
similar remedy ami urr6Inmoniv nlnasou; T,ontL
Wash IirnTHNNS GiTg,IiWE
W, Wheeler, 80 ''''''''
Vnnr Tn, bnry, ,Troo,, Wash I ost,o,r 40 r,ll,, a.
servit,r All nf the nrlI. see hcstnvrd imam H. and
il - n ariirn,ini ,n gdd mo ra.ti,,o ~ IT, ry"I
lencr flr ;p tenfh grd r,, IN ,hni ,tbirh vo, ,,
have, for the bent IA Of those who wish for
far nam ~ ,bn ,y'ceth Tartar and , wa IN f., t, 80,
tcs, p' and d ', yc a6'a, '' ,r 'st " e ~
havr ,'"nd =, md cr'i !, nl,L1 ,,,' 80, ~ 800
remedy. VI. Ttvr6ITgT,
w. Wheeler
1t affords nn pleasure 10 give my testimony .a'atirc
~ WhrCGf's T"a berry Tooth Was! II la. entirety
! relieved much pain ct EuHs, removed q WuliiE"
rom my gums, cured tOOhGciu, stopped all decay Of
my e"lA: ana Is I.ds"'. "F'.cir 9r preserving TIE
~ 2 ,i que iH'1lil i, ky r', >.,,,,
W, Nhet''y' "h'E''' Ia w. fL'-'N'f'
Sl,u 81 No III n"li''i"'S s''eGl' "LHt' r"In ny
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~. fp,,g. ,stftF,-. ,,J,.,.,..- ,,,- ,, ,-,.,c
n ',,.i'I mi ,..-',--, i,l ,,.',,.,' -. ,
- G-,,.'i, 49, r., va" ' @ .;.,', ~, ,, ,
a.. o,.y,,.. and Nv Inn, INC, ,r,, tP,
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WINTER ARRANG EMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAIL ROAD.

The MORNING PASSEN-
5z9aa, a. nnsA GER TRAIN, carrying the U.
te1f4fH fsAAAszs. 3. Mail, through in str hours!
IL @84as-f Passage Four DOLLARS. leaves
the Depot, Pratt street, NINE O'Clock, EVERY
MORNING, Except Sundays,) arriving at Philadel-
pha by 3 O'clock p. NJ.
RETURNlNG-Leaves Philadelphia at AM,
arriving IN Baltimore by O'Clock, p. NJ.
o. The EVENING PASSENGER TRAIN, car.
rying the U. ). Great Southern and Western Mails,
leaves the Depot, Pratt street, DAILY at O'Clock,
P. NJ. Passage Four DOLLARS.
RETURNING-Leave Philadelphia EVERY AT
TERNOON, at FOUR O'Clock.
dl3 A. CRAWFORD, Agent.