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DRUGSa and MEDICINES.

FENH f subscriber having very much enlarged
h his assortment Of medicines nov offers
for sale the following, among other articles,
viz
Pure super carb, of Soda and cream of Tartar,
Sal-soda, Rheubarb,
Scarlet Dye, Downs Elixir,
Lees Pills, Sage Herb,
Richardson's Pills * Bitters, YEA
Shaker Herbs, Castor Oil,
Opium and Morphine, Pure Rose Water,
Essence of Rose, Irish Moss,
Oils and Essences, Anthony.
Jones Drops for Humors, ..-
Coriander, Auise, Caraway, and Cardamon
Seed, Spermaceti, White Wax, Cough Syr-
up, superior article f oughs and colds,
Reeds Pulmonary Balsam, Hoopcr's Eng
Pills, Soothing Syrup for children cutting
teeth, prime cider Vinegar, Cough Powders
for Horses, Egyptian Balsam for burns, frost
ed limbs, bruises, sprains and rheumatism,
Moores Essence of Life, and all the ralua-
Die patent medicines of the dny
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RAIL ROAD. The Northern Rail Road was
opened to franklin last Friday. On Saturday
there was large meeting of the Stockholders
Mt Franklin and free dinner was given them
ny the people Of that town. Reports and
speeches were made, and the occasion was
one of rejoicing. ..... ... .....
Passenger and freight cars now run regu-
larly from Boston to Franklin.
AT the meeting the talk was all one way
that soon Rail Road communication would be
opened from Boston to Montreal--of course,
through the valley of the Passumpsic .....
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italian Medicated Soap,

for rendering the hirshest skin delcately
smooth, for removing cutaneous eruptions,
pimples, tan, frecklcs or redness, while its d.
lating properties prevents the formation of
wrinkles, cliciting on the cheek of age the
clearness and smoothness of youth; also, Con.
hair.
Physicians and other orders promptly and
carefully put up J. c. BINGHAM.
st. Johnsbnry Plain, Vt jim /. 1s4I. 492tf
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Builders, Read This !

SAWED Long Shingles, n new and excel
~ lent article, manufactured and for sale by
the subscriber.
Also, short Shingles, Cupboard and Lnth
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
answered. JONATHAN LAWRENCE
Passumpsic, Dec. 10, lS46. 49lw7'
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RENE MBER

TUESD AY, JAN. 9TH.
and let every man ofhe An District acho dares
to scOrn die COLLAR Qrthe Slaoeooacy go 10
he Polls and vote for GEORGE . CEE4JvD-
LER, The candidate ofhe Independert Free
men Of This District. II every such man aUiH
bat do has ,Otole DUTY. from This Time til sun
dOwnb on Tuesday The 5m Of January, roe ASSN c
him that Chandler aoU be t,ilmphO1'ty elected
WiH you not, then, do yow ,otole duty? '"t
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Guildhall. Dec. %. Il

An Important Letter-PIcase Read IL. The
following letter from DR.. Brigham, of Lowell,
Mass, but speaks the uniform language of
hundreds of other physicians, who have tried,
and therefore know how to appreciate Jayne s
Expectorant. ........ ....
l,,0 .... Lowell, Mass, Jan. 81, 1914.
l. DR.. David Jayne;-Dear Sir:--l have used
your medicine, so universally known by the
name of Jayne's Expectorant) in my practice
for number ofyears, and can most truly say,
that have been more successful in the use of
that mild, safe and thorough Expcctorant,
than ofany which have ever used. 1t is the
best for the following obvious reasons. 1t does
not if given in proper doses, occasion disN-
greeable nausea. IL does not weaken the
lungs and PROSTATE the system, like most 9TH
er expectorants in common use, nor does it a.
bate the appetite of the patient, like other nau-
seating medicines, which have been used by
the faculty. In a word it is nearly or quite
the thing which has been sought forby many
of the faculty for ages gone by.
| remain yours, &c.
LUTHER BRIGHAM, M, ID.
AGENTs:--J. c. Bingham, St Johnsbury
Plain; Jos e. Fuller, Danville; Kttredge d
Colby, LYNDON j. Jewett 81 Co. Barnet; Strong
& Jewett, Barton; J. X. Hutchins, Bath; East.
man, Tilton & Co., Lttlcton, N H., r. 8. d.
G. Joslyn, Lancaster. . D..
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'NECTlCUT AND PASSUMPSIC
RIVERS RAILROAD.


ming to be regarded with great favor, and TO
possess the entire confidence of such of our
cIzens us have become acquainted with its
situation and merits. a, er
commencing at the northern terminus of
the Northern Railroad, Ia continuation of the
concord Ralroadl at an important point in
he valley of the Connecticut River, it trayers-
es one of the most productive and enterpris-
ing sections of New England, to Derby Line,
vermont, where it connects with the St.
Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad, now i'm
progress reconstruction from Montreal to the
latter pout .|-
taken to considerable extent, in large sub
Scriptions. by class ofour most enterprising
capitalists, many fwhom are practical Rail
road men; and the plans and arrangements
Tor construction adopted by the Directors are
Such as to ensure a profitable return of their
investment. BY vote ofthis Board, passed
III meeting holden on the 10th instant, the
resident and principal Engineer are author
ized to proceed to the immediate construc-
uon of the first 80 or 40 miles of the lower
DIVISION ofthe road, which the present amount
OF subscriptions are adequate; and no doubts
ae entertained that the amount of business
winch VIII be done on this portion of the
me VIII be such as to demonstrate the excel
'ohce or this route, irrespective of the con-
nection beyond. But as some 80 to so miles
OF the st. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad are
now under contract. and that work is pro-
pressing from Montreal, with a reasonable
prospect ofreaching Sherbrooke 81 the Line,
, ..ne friends of the Passumpsic and Connecti-
l Ine halrood entertain no doubts of being a.
, u,e 10 put their whole line under contract
tf frsy soon after they shall have completed the
son ioIty miles, aud put in productive opera
.o H"n. II is reasonable to suppose that, within
.r 20 ery rev years, this important line of Rail
fna Wlll have opened continuous route
f,I boston to Montreal, through delight
a;n,c wei settled and productive country-ad-
Jung wealth to the cities at the termini.and TO
me whole intervening country, and proving
'"' vi the best investments of the kind.
A CITIZEN OF BOSTON. |
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

BY the barque Catharne atNew o. leans
intelligence has been received from Havana
to the 18th instant, and from the city of Mex
leo to the Goth ofNovember.
A Vera Cruz paper of the 26th ult., says
that there will soon be concentrated at San
Luis Potosi 10000 infantry, 40 pieces of ar
tillery, 5000 cavalry, 10000 rancheros, all
well equipped and disciplined.
The same paper announced the arrival in
San Luis. on the 11th. of Gems. Valencia, Cor
tazar and Pacheco, the first named having a
division offs, 900 troops in the valley of San
Francisco for want of quarters in the capital.
The latter also speaks ofthe fine state in which
were the two brigades under the command
ofGnnerals Vasquez and Sombardini. 1t al
so coinmends the five brigades of cavalry I'M
der the command ofGens. Minon Romero,
Juvera, Guezman and Cortazar. 1t adds that
another body ofS000 men is organising in
the town ofTula, which last are to actaccord-
ingto circumstances after the Americans
have taken possession of Tampico, as the
forces which occupy it will he in commune
cation with 1000 Americans, who have left
Monclova for Monterey or Saltillo.
The Mexican reports are that General lay
lor has under his command 5000 or 5000
regulars and $4,000 volunteers, with 1000
wagons, and he was expected t, reach San
Luis the last Of December. A Vera Cruz pa
per denies the report that the Mexican army
was OF march on the 18th,of November. A
letter from Mazatlan says that the blockade
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The Markets.

BY some arrangement in the mails we hII-
ed to receive, as uaual, the Boston Prices Cur
rent. ....... NM. .''
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GFBy the following, from the Boston At
las, our readers will see that our Rail Road
stands we'll among the business men of Bos-
ton, where large quantity of stock has
been tOken,and where much more will yet he
taken: ...
IrONNFCTIT,JTrr AMI n.e,e,rr,1-.,-
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THE q MON.

ron was sent TO Perote 70 communicate with Cen Pierce
the New York regiment being advanced Veges 10 cover
lhe road, and command under COL Childs directed 70,
wards Iaumanla about Is miles northwest 10 take any
party that might be there but the lesson given them al
los Lanos had been sufficient, and in Haunanua me
troops Iesembed those we read Oh as
given in the United States returned volunteers In
the meantime train of wagons had come down 70 Ioaa
with forage, at a hacienda Napouca, and Capt Hun
having from Peroe, bringing of Gen Perces
staff, the whole command reassembled on the 81 oil An
gust Eel Pina, and day returned 10 Pueba, with
its convoy preceding Gen Pierce by days march, and
having heard nothing of the large force said to be
marching round 10y the norhward.
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looked more worsted their than if they had
marched but day To Gen. Pierce think great credit
due for the which he has brought his mand
to Pueba Infested as the road was with gueras, he did
lose IA man; and he made comparatively short march
here Notwithstanding the broken bridges and other obstacles
10 his advance.
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J,AIRBANK'S PATENT BURNING FLUID AND
L LAMPS, combining beauty and economy. The sub,
scrbey invites the of the public TO this beautiful
article which needs only be be admired and APP
proved The fluid lamps used for all domestic pur
poses disageeable odor arising from ihem
and requiring trimming shutting, they consume no
wick. II is far preferable camphne oil, as there is
not the least DANGER and it is perfectly clean.
The paro lamps have the hydrogen burner attached for
converting fluid into gas, and burn like ordinary
gas lamp Oil lamps altered at very ,rlting expense
THOMAS lFILL,
Aug 28-2aw2w Al l.. Wbeelcrs Hardware Store.
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HU n. GREEN, .zucfiOneer.


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO
Forte, Books, Fowering Plants, Lemon and Orange
Trees &c, at aucton-On Wednesday, the LIST Sep,ein-
Der, shall sell the residence of lady declining house
keeping Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between a
and 9th streets, 10 O'Clock, splendid and large
lot of furniture viz;
Mahogany sofas, lounges, ottomans, and dvans
Do hair-seat parlor, and rocking chairs
Do marble-op tables worsstands &c.
DO dining, breakfast, and card tables
Do dressing and plain bureaus, sideboards, &c.
Do French bedseads and washstands
Do fine bookcases tea pose, and candle stands
Gilt frame French plate mirror and other looking glasses
Maple high and low post beds,eads, wardrobes &c.
Cane rush, and wood seat chairs
Feather beds and bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
China glass, and crockery ware among which is large
granite China dinner set
Brussels 3-ply, and ingram carpets rugs, &c
Solar, astral, hail. mante and other lamps
Androns, shovel and tong and Tenders
large cookng-stove, OF the best quality, complete
Radiators and other stoves and excellent lot of kitchen
utensils
With many other articles in the furniture line
sary to enumerate.
Also excellent piano forte of fine and touch
large lot of valuable books, about 800 vols.
Also, large lot of Towering plants, among which
Iaponcas, Oeanders, Cape Jasnines Myrtles &c.
Orange and lemon trees in full bearing.
Terms: All sums of and under p25 cash over 1925
credit OF 60 and so days. for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
The ladies and gentlemen of the District particularly
invited to attend the sale, the furniture being OF superior
quality They will find it worthy of their attention,
Aug. 25-6t A.. GREEN, Auctioneer
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MarshuI's Sale.

TN virtue of writ of fer acas, acias under the
lien law, issued from the clerks office OF the circuit
Of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington,
and directed, shall expose public SALE cash.
on Monday the 18th day of September next, the front OF
m, the following properly, viz Part of lot No g. in square
No 5iS in the city OF Washington, with the improvements
thereon-being twostory frame dwelling house, Nc,
seized and levied upon the property John Ennis aud
sold to satisfy udicals No. H. October 1876 ia
of Ulysses Ward against said John Ennis.
1g ALEXANDRA HUNTER,
Aug. 16-dts Marshal of the District Of Columbia
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Hy X. ". DYER, .9uciioaeer.

TVNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
l. FURNlTURE.-On Thursday, the Cd September bv
virtue of deed of trust shall SELL the residence of Mrs
Ballard, opposite the north Capitol gate 10 O'clock a.
M, her household and kitchen furniture, embracing
large and general assortment amongst which enumeate
iollows
Mahogany hair-seat sofas and chairs
Do do rockers, do. sideboard
Do breakfast and dining tables workstand
Cane and other chairs
Gilt-frame and other looking glasses
Paror chamber and stair carpets and rugs stair rods
Bedsteads, best feather beds and hair mattresses
Mante ornaments, mante clocks
China and glass wares
Britannia sets, andirons, shovels and tonps
Wardrobes, mahogany bureaus, toilet glasses
Washstands, toilet sets
Bed cohng consisting ofshects, blankets quilts coun-
terpanes, &c.
With many other articles not necessary enumerate,
and general assortment OF kitchen requisites.
Terms Of sale Under S25, cash S25 and under
$780, credit OF 60 days $50, credit of four months
for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
RICHARD WALLACH, Trustee.
ROBERT w. DYER,
Aug. I'D AHcioneer.
- the let September at ii O'Clock, M, on +. a. A H.
Dodges wharf, the cargo OF the brig Anaostan from Maya
guez, Porto Rico, consisting Of
$50 hhds. sugar, part prince 80 tierces do
81 hhds moasses.
EDW. S. WRIGHT,
Aug. 2S-dtsif Auctioneer Georgetown.
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On Fstrea bet,oeen 18th and 18Th streets Washington
FTNflE duties of this Institution will be resumed We'd
nesday the 18th of September, when is requested that
the pupils be punctual in their attendance.
This Seminary having been established for the last seven
day school, ii is the design of the principals
open additional establis hment for the accommodation
Of boarding pupils -
BY the arrangements made, they confident they will
be able afford every facility and advantage required Tor
the attainment of liberal and thorough education. 1t has
their object in the education of young ladies to
form them for useful members of society," as wen its or
namcnts keeping in view that they are destined to ac an
fully their views upon the subject of education, they w
only state that having been so long engaged in their pres
fail to prove satisfactory to those who may wish
to place children under their charge
The location of the Institution in the heahiest part
the city the excellent, the air pure, and the play
grounds sufficiently large permit the pupils use
hcalthlul exercise
For terms, &C., circulars will be furnished application
at the Institution
Aug 2i-eotSeptl5
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GUNNER BOARDING.-The subscriber accommo
~ date limited number OF boarders for the sgInneei'
and on reasonable terms, at the Union Hotel, rama
Courthouse. The house is very pleasant and comior
able one, with large airy rooms; its location being o
fifteen miles from the District OF Columbia daly ne
stages between the points, and stops this nous
The proverbal health OF the village and neghborho0d %
ders very desirable place for persons living In the p
tric and who desire board their families IN the county
July l7--du LEWIS >. PRlICHAhll
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Brilliant Lotteries for September.

d. PAINE e. CO., sole Contractors and Managers.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Class No. Al,
To be drawn in Baltimore, September 9Th, 1917.
70 numbers-l3 drawn ballots
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From the N. o. Delta, Aug. 80
Advance from Puebla.
ICorrespondence of the Delta1
AUGUST Goth, 1s47.

PUEBLA, August 8, 1917.
EDS. DELTA The ong-unanswered question of when
will march % be answered certainty. The
lofty peaks OF the roadside mountains, sked with iex
soldiers, which, many instances, hit up their tower
ing heads path to the capitalize gitterng bay
bowling of the cannon they send their
rble missiles of death hurting through the ahe wading
all be in the perspective the road to the
Of mag carry the vision the halls of the Mon
For the last days. all eyes bright and
faces glad with Joy at the prospect now before The fol-
lowing orders march have been issued and all are in
of pref araon comply with them and while am
writing, hear the drums and flies, and the waving
eagles of the Cero Gordo DIVISION they passing
their line of march The old chief General
Twggs) looks like host within himself; his long gray
beard and hearty bluff face appear beaming with pride
and anxiety for his gallant command, which ia no less
formidable than it ooksadded the best and hardest
OF saw, the following, among other able
and gallant officers who have already distinguished them
selves Gen. =. f. Smith, Coils Harvey, Riley, &c. What
be expected from such command Victory and sue
in all their undertakings.
Tomorrow General Scott leaves with his escort, and
General Quitman's division follows him the days the
day General Worth; and then General Pillow which
concludes marching array.
AS leave this morning, have not time to write you
much of letter. but will say that you will hear from
the Rio Fro, and any other place at which should be-
come engaged on the road.
just learn from gentleman who came up with General
Pierce, that from Office captured by
the enemy at Jalapa. could learn his name but am,
told by person that he succeeded in communicating LET
friend, in which he stated that lie no per-
sonal danger. Yours, MUSTANG.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CAR
IL RAGE, Nc, AT AUCTlON,-On Friday, the 81 of
shall sell at the residence of James Cahcan
at the OF l7th and streets, 10 O'Clock, am
excellent lot offurnure. We enumerate in part
Mahogany sdeboard, plain and dressing bureaus
Do dining breakfast, pnd card tables
Do marbie-top pier and centre tables
DO bookcase aud secretary hal rack NC.
Do French bedsteads and washstands
Maple cane-seat and other chairs, arm rockers, &c
Hair-stuted lounges, otomans, nc.
Andirous. shovel and iongs, and tenders
High and low post bedsteads, wardrobes, &c.
Threeply, ingram, passage, and step carpets
Hearth rugs straw mating, Nc.
Astral half, solar, and other lamps
China, glass, and crockery ware
Feather beds, bedding and mattresses
Mahogany frame mirrors, toilet glasses, NC.
Cooking, air-tight, and other
With iirst-rate lot OF kitchen utensils
Also, good family carriage and harness. with many
other articles unnecessary TO enumeratc.
Terms; All sums OF and under S25, cash over S25 a
credit OF sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily eu-
dorsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN
Aug 3l-3t Auctoneef
p. S. The house is for rent, containing eleven rooms
very conveniently arranged and in beautiful location
Inquire of Mr.. j. Cahcart. A. &.
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Graduation lees .
All charges be paid halfyeary in advance No de-
duction viii be made from quarter commenced All let
tiers business addressed the president or treasurer
must be post paid. -
Aug 3l-6t President
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Drawn Numbers Of Grand Consolidated lottery,
class So
6 40 25 81 .l6 66 65 "a AZ AZ 20.
ID. PAINE " CO., managers.
Aug. 30
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yE classical exercises of this college will be resumed
i Wednesday, the 18th of September The terms are
follows:
Board tuon stationery, washing and mendng linen and
Kings medical aid and medicine, per annum $500
For half boar,lers 1876
For day scholars %
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Tickets $l5-halves 81 50-Quarters So rs
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets 1920 90
Do do rs half do ITO 90
Do do rs quarter do So 90
Do do rs eighth do 27 80
We invite particular attention the above grand scheme
which has before been eguaedthe lowest prize
three drawn numbers being $1,000, with grand capital of
$50. 00O &c.
Persons distance will recoect all lotteries in
Maryland under the management OF d. Paine " Co ;
no others being legal.
Orders from any part of the United States the Canadas
will be promptly filed. Address
d. PAINE 81 CO.,
Managers of Lotteries, Baltimore, Maryland.
Aug I9-2awd&ctd
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WANTED, by Man and his WIFE, having no chil-
w dren, situation in the countryside fore
and manager farm, who has had a practical
quainance with farming and gardening for several years
in this District and adjoining States His wife would be
willing ta charge OF dairy and attend to the raising
of pouItry Both can come well recommended. Apply 70
John Byne, bootmake on street, between 18th and h
near the Treasury building Aug 27-3t
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rs numbers-l2 dra,

Tickets $l0-halves $5-quarters So So
Certificates of packages Of 25 whole tickets $3.50
DO do rs half do 65
DO do % quarter do 81 80
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$50, 1000! 100 of ST 800! 100 of Sl 900

Lowest three-numper prize, - ,O0O
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass A,
To be drawn in Baltimore, September 20, 1S47.
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CCHOOL BOOKS of every kind In the District
~ Of Columbia its neghborood, will be found for sale
as below
Great pains have been taken the best editions
in every and substantial bindings and they will be
sold at as low prices (having regard the quality they
can be procured for anywhere in the United States
A full supply constantly kept up.
Aug % +. TAYLOR, Bookseller
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Bv n. GwEE.N., .guttomeer.

IaH twoWr w
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GLOVER HILL. COAI.-yust arrived, N r,

II
~ this superior bituminous coal, which am now pre-
pared to deliver to families at reasonable price Persons
in want OF this description of coal would do well to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, determined sell low
for cash. .{
Also, daily expected, cargo Of the Peach Mountain
thracte coal.
WIN. E. STUBBS,
- 18th street. just below Penn. avenue, east side.