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NEWPORT via PROVIDENCE.

NEWPORT via PROvlDENGE.
steamer me PERRY Capt W Moo Ns;y
Sss--'c=zzzs4-.p port, connecting with Trains of
Providence and Worcester Rail Road,
AS follows: Leave NEWPORT at A. NJ. and P. M.
Leave PROVIDENCE at 1918 A. M and $50
N or on arrival OF Trains from s WoTSes.er
----Albany, Worcester and on board of Boat
Passengers leaving Albany in the morning, may arrive
Newport the evening" may remain all night at
Worcester and arrive Newport at IL NJ next day, or
leave Saratoga at II 80 M. Albany at 45 M spend
the night Springfield and arrive at Newport next even
ing.
Passengers leaving Newport in the morning may arrive
at Albany evening, or leaving Newport at r. NJ,
may sleep Springfield and arrive at Albany at l30
and leave Saratoga at p M.
Passengers leaving New York in the afternoon via New
Haven may sleep at New Haven and thence via Spring
field arrive at Newport next evening.
Passengers and Baggage transported free OF charge, be-
tween cars and steamboat at Providence.
Fare between Albany and Newport, $3.50;
do. do Worcester and Newport, S so.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't
July 27. dwtf Prev & Wor. Railroad.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

sO DOE OF the best manufactured HOSE TO be found
lou In the market. Has t8f
~ 1875 doz. GLOVES, in all varieties.
This has always been, and always will be the place TO
buy Hosiery and Gloves, of the best STYLES.
100 VI 90 MARTIN STOWE, CRY sTonB
Apr~- .HAfaI NtIH is. II
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Steam Propeller Freight Line.
y Ep~ n Norwich and New York.

Sz55&sz2EITsE- Winter Arrangement.
THE Steam Propeers will leave Norwich for N. YbrA
L The Shetucket, Capt. GEER, Mondays at o'cPk I'M
The Qunebaug, Capt. WILLIAMS, Wednesdays at TO-.
LeGue NGW York for NorOich,
The She ueket, Capt. GEER, Thursdays, at O'clk
The Qudebaug Capt. WILLIAMS, Saturdays, at 10.
pFreight by this Line should be marked PropeHe OF
Propeller Line.
For fur ler information inquire of the Captains bard
or of NORTON, CONVERSE e. CO., lOr-
whitaker, HAMMOND d. co, wch
Norwich, Dec so. n
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W63a jnoU
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American Girls Wanted,

1.-TWO good American girls wanted in large board
ing house, short distance from Worcester 10 do the
work OF setting tables and asst ting about cooking Good
recommendaunns viii be required Permanent employ
mspl ana good wages VIII be guaranteed. Inquire q,
thls Office dtfw.
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Substance was, that regarded slavery a.
an evil, but one with which the national
government has nothing to do. Tia, BY
the constitution Of the United States. tho
whole power over that question was vest.
ed in the several States where the ,us,i,u.
ton was tolerated.
II they regarded il as q blessing they
had a constitutional right to enjoy il, and
II they regarded it as an evil they had the
power, and knew best how TO apply the
remedy. Ibid not conceive tina. Congress
had any power over il, or was 10 any way
responsible for its continuance in the seve.
raj States where it existed. / have enter.
toIned no other sentiments on this subject,
since l examined it sufficiently TO form
an opinion, and doub, not, that all my
ocis, public and private. will be found in
accordance with this view.
! have the honor TO be your obcdcn,
servant,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
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IMPoRrAST POLITICAL INTELLI.
CENCE
ALBANY, Aug. 81, ls4e.

TIFFANY, Aug. OF, Ic7o.
Mr.. Fillmore has received letter of
coOgratulation from Gen. Taylor. | lear.
ned its Contents from q friend. Tay Tor
says be has no .doub, The name Of Fillmore
will prove lower Of strength to the whig
cause in the Northern States. lie express.
es Qualification AT being associated upon the
ticket with man SO distinguished as Fill.
more, and says. also, tina, he does not doubt
bu, the dissensions in the democratic par
~ of New York will give tina, State 10 the
wings. Fillmore has repIied.-N. York
Herald.
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To the Interest Of the Public.
Az ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FALL & WINTER
GOODS.

STEE ELF & UARTY are now receiving aud
- opening at the old stand Of James II. Orr, a
large and well selected stock Of FALL 81 WIN.
TER GOODS, selected with great care by enc OF
the firm in the cities Of Philad, Iphia and New
York. embracing every variety of Ladies DRESS
GOODS, DC. Also large stock of CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, EERSIES.
LlNSEYS g. BLANKETS, BOOTS l. SHOES,
HATS and CAPS. HARDWARE, GLASS and
QUEENSWARE and GROCERIES, We invite
the attention Of the Ladies particularly to our
Dress Goods. as we have every variety, ard Ia ke
great pleasure in showing them, and respectfully
call the attention Of the Public generally 10 our
Sock as are determined to sell Gods for Cash
on the low pressure system.
STEELE & IIARTY.
Charlotte, Sept, ls43 4s-2n
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1.-THE CRY is STILL THEY GOMEZ

1.-THE CRY is STILL THEY COME
We though, that We had already eShaus.
ted the pecula,ions Of Mr.. Cass, his pu-
raiiies, aud multiple pay. But we tiud
that our plummc, has not yet touched bot.
tom in the sea Of corruption in which the
General founders like the Ievla,han of
the Waters. Mr.. Stewart, Of the House
of Representatives, has brought another
choice item to ligh, in the following charge,
which he susluins by documentary proof /:
-Ndshine'on Battery.
"l charge that Gorernor Cass, while
receiving his regular salary of % 1000, two
extra allowances of 81 500 each, and 80
per day, and 40 cents per milo for travel,
amounting to S25 and sometimes $50 per
day, permitted Mr.. Woodbridge, the sec.
retary who acted for him in his absence,
to charge and receive third extra allow
apce of 81 500 for three years and twen'
,y.five days, thus charging the Govern.
men, o., 900 per annum for Clerk hire, Of
fee. rent, &C., when | believe there is no
evidence, nor even an allegation, that a
dollar had ever been paid by Gov. Cass
for either the one or the other to support
this charge, I refer TO document No. liz,
Sd Session, 25,h Congress. page 2. Who
can be found to justify or defend this
-
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ALnasy, n. Y, July 81, lsis.

ALnAay, n. Y, July 81, lsls'
Hon. John Gayie-Dsar Sir; have
tour letter Of the l 5,h instant, bu, my oili'
els duties have been so pressing tina, have
been compelled to neglect my private cor
respondents. I had also determined 10
write no letters for publication bearing up
on the contest in ,hctepProacl'ns canvass
b, as YOU desire some information for your
own satisfaction in regard TO the charges
brough, aeains, mo from the South, on tho
Save question, I have concluded to state
briefly my position.
While | was 10 Congress, there was
much agitation on tho right Of petition
Ny votes will doubtless be found recorded
uniformly in favor Of il. The rule upon
which I acted was, tina, every citizen pre-
'en,ing , respectable petition to the body
iha, BY the constitution had tho power to
gran, OF refuse tho prayer Of il, was emit
tied to 10 heard and therefore the petit
lion ouph, 10 DO received and considered
II Ugh, and reasonable, the prayer OF Il
should be granted; but il wrong or unrea
sonable, il should be denied. ! think al
my votes, whether on the reception OF pc
iilons OF the consideration Of resolutions
will DO found consistent with this rule.
have mono Of my Congressional docu
menss hero, they being at my former resi-
dence 10 Buffalo, nor have ] access to an,
pspon Of memoranda to refresh my reco'
lection; bu, l think At some time while u
Congress | took occasion TO state 10 sub
stance my views on the subject Of SLAYER.
IN the States. Whc,hor the remarks wer
reported or not am unable 10 say, but tn
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GEN. cAss' LAND sPEcuLATIoNs.

GEN. CASS' LAND SPECCLATIONS.
Weafe glad that The Enquirer basa, last
found room for Mr.. Kercheyal's letter.
which comedies the pnin', thu, Gen. Cass
while Secretary Of War, was engaged in
Specializing in pubic lands. This was one
of Mr.. Wise's specifications agains, Gen.
Cass--and a, tina, time, it was deemed
conduc! highly discredi,able to a public
luncilonary. We see no reason to regard
ii in a different light now.
Mr.. kercheval saws: "1n 1886, an as.
ISOLATION was formed a, Washington for
the purchase aud entry of Western lands.
Gen. Cdss was one Of the company" &c.
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Principles of Cd~-Questions g. Ansrers'

Are YOU in favor Of protection
That depends upon circumstances =
What is your opinion concerning the
public lands
I shall write no more political letters
Arc you for or sgsins, the Wilmo. Fro
yiso
See nv letters on both sides
Are harbor and river improvements con
s,i,utionall
The "noisc and confusion prevents my
answer from being hcard.-N. o. E. Nut
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VGov. Gayle, in transmitting us this
letter, writes as follows:

EGos. Gayle, in transmitting us this
letter, writes as follows:
MoaILE, August 80, 1913.
Dear Sir: | will thank yau TO publish
tho enclosed letter in the Advertiser.
Before | left Washington, ! saw that the
Southern Democratic papers we're assert.
ing recklessly, end, as believed. without
the sigh,es, foundation, that Mr.. Fillmore
was an Aboliiioaist. | addressed him a
letter on tina, subjec, and received The &c
ply nov sent you.
Though this charge is made with blind.
ness 10 the South. | will venture 10 affirm
iha, no respectable man OF either party IN
the North, would endorse il. Upon this
ubjec, no man is soubder than Mf. Fill.
more, and as between him aud Gen. Cas-.
snadvsnla geous ompa,ison could be made.
Respectfully your obrdieni servant,
JOHN GAYLE.
E e I.xgnoS Esa
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WHY SOME PEOPLE LOVE 1.-THE PAR.
TY"SO MUCH.

The dear people " can Judge from the
following statement, as specimen Of tho
"spais Of victory"
1t is stated that Mr.. Clifford will receive
from the public treasury, this year, the fol.
LOWING neat tufle sumo.
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The New York Morning Star, says:
" Col. Bcuton has written very long let.
ter to Senator Batter, declining the duel"
which, it adds, will no doub, be published.
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Why is Gen. Taylor like fortune
". y. Globe.
We can tell you Why Cnss's face is like
misfortune. II, "uever comes single"
Louisville Journal.
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For Camden aud alt tie He.
TERMEDIATE LANDINGS.

xEsNN FNNIiEwell known stea m.
n er" DE kALB," W.
49,; S.czs NJ. Lubbock, master, having
been thoroughly oyerhauled
and repaired. will be ready 10 receive Freight this
day week, and will leave with d,spatch
Shippers of goods may rely upon their being
iurssraed vi b promp,ness, Che river being in
fine ordcr) and at US low rates as they can be
cent by any other convey anne Any goods now
being landed, may lie sen; 10 the agents. and will
be stored, free Of charge, until size is ready 10
take them in. The Boat, Throughout the S. eson
Will stop at any and every landing on the river,
both gong and coming, for single package only,
provided lbe freight is p'id here. The agents at
Camden are Msssrs. PAUL +. VILLIrIGUE &
SONS.
MARTIN, STARR & WALTER, Agents,
Sept. a. BJyce & Co.'S wharf
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To the public at large.

JdNES M EGBERT, late senior partner Of
EMORYS co.
"To h m James NJ. Egberi,) the COZ n'ry owe.
lasting favor, he being The fret of Dame For.
tunes agents to advertise 10 p1y POSTAGE on all
letters. and the first to pay prizes without extra
discount. This cid established house is conduct.
cd IN manner now worthy Tie attention Of oil.
We name William Bailey & Co. TO our friends at
large for strict atientlen 10 all bus mess in their
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STATE OF NOR7Ti.CAROLINA

STATE OF NOR7H.CAROLINA,
MECKLENBUEO COUNTY.
Nv EQUIIY-Spring Term. 1913.
4 J. CLARK, d. CLARK, NJ l. CLARK.
MI Clark. VI. A.Clafk. SP. Clark,
b. w. Clark and Amzi Clark, in
fants, who sue by their Guardians
Sampson Wolf and VIM J. Clark,
James Bl ,ckman and E,iz beth, his Petition 10
wife, Jlel Blackman and Martha, Sell Land.
his wife, II. Blackman and Deli.
lab, his wife, BiI,lon B ackman and
Mary, his wife, Samuel Clark and
Matilda. his wife. Glass CASTOR and
dan. his wife, NJ. 4. Clark and Jas.
Clark.
q Il appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court,
Il that all the defendants in this case non.
c-idenis of this, State, IL is Msrefore Ofdoed,
that publication lie made six weeks IN the Char.
ioie journal that they appear at the next torn Of
this Honorable Court 10 be held for tire county a.
fIresaid, at the Court House in Charlotte. on the
7h Monday after the 4th Monday ia September
Instant, then and ihtIe TO Lad, answer, or demur,
otherwise the petition v i'll be heard CT rar;e as
10 them.
Witness. d. T. Du2l29. Cl,rk and Master of
said Court, a. Ocr, the first Of cpe,utcr. 4. d.
le45.
d. K. DUNL AP. c SINE.
Printers Fec IS 50. Isl
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FATHER MATHEW.


Father Mathew has forwarded Cork
newspaper to The Editors Of the Albany +.
venlng journal, which contained the fol.
loving paragraphs, with marks drawing al.
teu,lon 10 It:
Father Mathew viii no, 60 TO Ameri.
ca this g!nn,h, as his health, We regret to
say, is bot fully re.esiablisheJ. We were
Informed by relation Of the Reverend
Gentleman, that in 4 / probability ho Will
Got proceed TO America this year."
Among The recent deaths il EnS We
notice those of Captain Marryatt, author
of Peter Simple. who died on The oh ull.
al LanghrOin. Norfolk, after long and
painful illness; Sir Nicholas Harris Mich.
oias, the compiler of Nelson's Letters
and Dispatches and Mr.. Edward Baines,
editor of the Leeds Mercury.
ER The great Circus Of Stone and Nc.
ColIum did an extraordinary business in
Lyuchburg, notwithstanding Robinson and
Eldred's Company was there in advance.
Fully eight thousand persons visited this
highly gifted Troupe, on The l7th, 18Th
and l9,h August. Er. paper.
When the Locofocos tell US how Gen
Cass behaved on suFrendering himself 10
the British, they take Il very unfair advun
tnge Of US. We canno, poin, them 10 Old
Rough and Ready's behavior at surrcn.
der. louisville Journal.
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What you would not have done TO your
selves, never do 10 others.
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Look before youlcap!

IN. BAILEY & co. CH'er greater induce
mfn's and sell tickets Gu more reasonable terms
than any venders in the country possibly csnlsell.
The largest assortment Of prz. tickets always
on and.
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PEOPLES CONVENTIONS.

The District Convention for the nomination of Dele
gates to The Buffalo Convention, and the County Con-
venion for The organization of the Friends of Freedom
Worcester County, were held in this City yesterday
and notwithstanding it was remarkably fine hay day.
at this busiest season of the year, the Conventions
the largest and most spirited meetings of the kind ever
held IN Worcester County. The PEOPLE were there,
by their Delegates TO discharge the responsible duties
which the crisis has imposed upon them. ThirtySeren
toons represented in the District Convention, and
torty.fre in the County Convention.
They were represented by earnest, conscientious,
and true men, and The proceedings were characterized
by frmness, decision, and harmony. The meetings
were addressed by Col. Dewitt taking the Chair,
and, afterwards, by Judge Allen Amasa Walker, Esq,
of North BrooAfeld Olney COTE, Esq, of Warren,
Asa H Waters, Esq, of Mibury Rev. Isaac R. Barr
bour Of Worcester, and others.
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PEOPLES DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Peoples Convention of District No. 5, opposed
TO the nominations of Taylor and Cass the Presidency
and 10 the further extension of Slavery, assembled at
the City Hall in Worcester, July 26, 1848. A tempo
rary organization was effected by the choice ofALExAN
DER De Witt, as President, and CHARLES WHITE,
as Secretary.
committee was then appointed, consisting of Isaac
Southgate chichester, Col Nye of N. Brookfeld, COL
Temple of Spencer Sam'I A. Tourellot of Worcester
Dan'l Tenney of Sutton, B. D. Peck of Mendon Jonas
Brooks, Esq, of Princeton, and Geo S. DUEL of West
Brookfeld, 10 report the of officers for the pema>
nent organization of the Convention who retired and
soon reported the following list, which was unanimously
adopted
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Resolved, That Massachusetts wears no chains,
and spurns all brides: Massachusetts goes now, and
will ever go, for Free Soil and Free Men, for
Free Lips and Free Press, fora Free Land and
FREE WORLD.
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For President.
Hon. ALEX. DE WITT,

Vice Presidents.
SMYRNA GLAZlER, of Gardner,
AMASA WALKER, of North Brookfeld
E. B. BIGELOW, of Grafton.
DAN'L TENNEY, of Sutton,
SAMUEL WATERS, of Millbury.
OLNEY COFFEE, of Warren.
Secretaries.
CHARLES WHITE, OF " orcester.
JARED BENSON, JR., of Blackstone.
HENRY A. DENNY of Leicesfer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07
DAuLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTOR

"a LII, within 1--WE mnntcs from its application,
w move the pain from the s"vrrest Buns, Scals.
Bstcls Hurts, Jnmbs Cuts, aud N certainly cure
Cont Plies, luhiuIinatory Rheumatism Solcs or
,s~rlings or anything thut * nHuncd, such as Eel
lOus, kunrouud-, We In eases ut Burns, Al applied
immediately, viii preserve nir no iuttrr how
may be the INJURY, un.css a vital be burned II wall
heal Buns or Wounds Ulcers OF any kind, without
scar. 1t neutralize1 and destroys poison from plants
reptiles. insects rnblJ animals. 1t will wherever
applied. prevent uDrfifcdtion, and in old wounds,
when modification has commenced, II wl arrest the
disease hnd the wounds, even wien flesh has al
ready dropped away, and wall restore the pait 10 It's
natuIal state. VI hen the bowels painful, 1t Will,
ii well rubbed on, ford Instant rellei and cause
movement even when Castor Oh, Juap and all other
medicines have tailed it, Is perfectly safe in all
cases. II never can do harm 1t viii not conflict
with any medicine taken Internally, We have not
space IN ms publication To cuuiurIatc all the diseases
cared 10y pALLrYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR bu, II
VIII ceitI.uy cure BarnS, Hatds, BRUISES, Pies h.
glmmatlig HeaRdtjsm, hhdmed and N3ie Eyas,
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ana instantly alleviate pnIns Ul any kind, Tie In
tractor mas gained an Unprecedented reputation and IL
esteemed Tue best medicine Now offered 10 the public.
But reader, you must be careful when purchasing,
or you VIII he inposed upon. The genuine Extractor
Is so destfVcdy popular that wicked men counterfeit
| H. lhere are, prihups. twenty different kinds OF
| counterfeit Some have Henry Daley printed on the
wrapper, 10 Initiate wrtug. But the genuine has on
1t written WA pen and ink, II. DALEY and the
wriliIg is always IN different coored ink from what
the wrapper is printed with. For sale by ii DALEY
y CO., No. 2CS Broadway. New 70 K,
Milo \. llpconh, "A cent Tor New England, Tariff
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| March 10, ISIS 37yi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

Tie Intelligence from Europe, brief abstract
OF which we gave in Yesterdays paper, shows
conclusivey that the ancient Monarchies of that
Con,iaout arc lettering On the brnl, of ruin
The Revolutionary movement and feeling APP
pear TO have been almost Simultaneous and uni
rereaL The "yoX populi,'' lift is not the 't"r
Dri, IS qnle likely to be equally cfitctnaI' SO
far as the oycrturniug of dinasties and thrones
is concerned!
The arrivals Of the Steam Ships for the next
f'w weeks, will be anticipated with the l'veIes'
interest. The Revolution, complete and sub
stanta as it appears To have been in Franco, has
bat commenced The French have but led off
in the portentous dance of Democracy! Where.
and when the figure will end, ii is difficult to
f,csec. Eycuthc ironbound dcspotism Of Rus
,ir feels the electricity of Freedom with which
the atmosphere Of Europe is charged, and her
millions Of serls viii yet discover that they are
MtN.
Upon Ireland, warm-hcarted generous Ireland.
the effect Of the overthrow Of Louis Philippe was
rrodieious The Miloa,iaa blood lcaped up in
symnathy, quick and ardent We copy from the
EuoptaH NlN, which we received from oui
ever attentive friend. Mr.. WrIrconB, of the TIE
mont House, Boston, the following article from
thc Uai,.d jrisin,aa, Dublin paper. /, is very
significant, -
"Ir,lanls opportunity, hnnl God anil Fancc, has
come at lust! Ii, challenge Tngs ~ om ears Ike a
call to battle, and WARNS our buoi Ike VINE. II de-
nianis OF Us what mis7loG we have To entrust TO its
ministry, 50 often ana 50 icrIc"tiy evoked. We must
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The Wonderful, the very Iilessed,
THE MRACiLOUS AND ALMOST HOLY

tiFEcT AND TRANSFORMERS,
THAT this singular article has the diseased or
L dlsiigucd human cutcle lor skim is astounding
even "a modern scicucc--its wonderful properties
caused such an immense sale that II legion oil coun-
icrrits Stated all over the country. But reader, it
you are athlete a yellow, dark or chapped-i you
have Pmplos, botcics, Salt lihrum, Scuryy, EIy ISL
prlas, Sore Hcnds, Old Sores, Beard and Barber i
Itch, thappcd aud tender Flesh, Freckles, Tan Sun
burnt, Dark or yellow skin 10 pure clear white,
Smoois aud So AN Infants this Will change II,
Z y But mind, readcr--to cure the above you must
ask and be- you get the and genuine J0ness
Hai"n Cfemicdi Soap, ii And ii You are not
careful You VIII get some Worthless counerritcheap,
but quite useless
lheso persons among others have used it, and find
II To De- more even than we state
), w henderson, Esq Councillor at Law
Mfs' u. W iliams, jersey City,
Ar las tI'uum, do do
Dr. fmnci- Williams Ncw York
,r nun we might give you thousand othcrs-bu, the
"ooNe Un p satisfy any reasonable person.
y but once more, reader b. careful of CHEAP
Iti ana munitions See that the name OF L
" j. on me wralper-and buy il nowhere else
III liiIsion OUT ct CEl. L. nARRiNGroY Apothe-
chiits Han Corner Church and C'oIl,r. SIS WHO s
Price 30 Gents cake. " ~
Burlington, Feb, y 1918.
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lSkALI ABLE
FAMILY COM MON

SIX Lectures OH Causes, Prevention aud Cure OF
- Consumption Asthma, Diseases oil the Heart, and
all Female Diseases. .3i pages, % engravings
Paper - cts; bound IS cts. Mai any paIt-post-
age . ~ cts
Shoulder Braces and Chest ESpanders, 81 Mail
to any part, % cts. postage. lnhalng TGbcs Silver
50, by mail, etler postage. Abdominal Supporters
perfect. 50 to So Tor all Ruprures, Falling OF the
Bowels aud Womb, and Weak Back and Chest sem
by EXpress everywhere. For Braces OF Supporters
and circumference Of person next the surface Just
above the hips. II Rupture, mention winch side
Agents wanted Tor the sale ut the above goods Adj
dress DR.; 5. 3 FITCH, 'o7 Broadway, New Yolk
post paid.
March 10, 1873 37yl
THEo A. PIcK, APorhecsry and dealer in Surg.
cal instruments, Agent tor Burlington and vicinity