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discharged twelve fifteen years And an offset
to this debt what Maryland exhibit Why several
great works of internal improvement and among them this
magnificent canal, which, with its continuous line Of ls4 7lO
miles Of deep navigable water its costly aqueducs and
pendous tunnel will stand proud and enduring monu-
ment Of her glory be Of constantly increasing
prosperity and happiness to her people and in due season,
after allowing Just provisions be made for the
creditors Of the company which hope will be done,
pour into her treasury streams Of revenue 10 be divided among
the different counties and city Of Baltimore in conformity
with the Gath section Of the Of March, ls4l chap 49,
be dispensed by the State ITSELF in the further promotion
the Of civilization in extending and increasing the ac
es Of trade and in dfusng the blessings Of education
throughout, every portion Of her limits.
The canal commences its operations under aterng
pces The circumstances which surround and attend the
opening navigation Of the favorable character Un-
like other works constructed with view principally the
coal trade it s required await tie slow process Of
preliminary preparations II Is true that boats ought
have been built but this omission can, and we have
to believe viii be repaired The coal mines have beer
opened, the aborers have been gathced facilities Of
with the canal basin have been constructed and the
coal trade Of Allegheny Is already considerably advanced
Little more is necessary than for It its appropriate
II channe-the canal-and go increasing Evidence i
afforded that this will be done. The little feet of boats
feghted with COAL which this morning clustered around h
inlet lock like meed eager for the tap Of the drum
70 and which passed the opened
tons Of coal than carried down the Scbuylk
10 navigation during the FIRST year Of its operations.
v We still, gentlemen may hold to the hope, particularly
IN view OF the contemplated improvement Of the Ohio tina
20 tne Genera Government will later redeem II
h early pledges and furnish the necessary carry
the canal by continuous line Of communication the Obi
rver upon the original plan which adopted pncpsl
at Its instance We may perhaps with greater confdence
expect thst the State OF Virginia. which has receny exhbte
revived interest 10 the Of this compsny and ha
re generously come forward to Its assistance by guasnyng
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Go those magnificent aqueducs locks, and culverts
Of hewn stonehose huge embankments which you may
ourney for days down the river go view the great tunnel
passing three 6hs Of mile through rock and arched with
brk lis eastern portal opening upon thorough-cut almost
equal magnitude TO the tunnel itself look at the vessels
lying that basn ready TO the work of Transport
tstiou and large enough navigate the Aantc-look all
these things and then think how the fortunes Of ind-
vsdua embarked in the prosecution of such enterprise
would be swallowed up. leaving upon but little i'm
pression than the bubbles which float upon
n will not be deemed out Of place here express the hope
chat those whose losses have been the gains Of the
should not in the hour Of its prosperity be forgotten.
II has been greatly decred and greatly misunderstood but
u magnificent work, whatever may be said the con
ary Of its probable revenues, that il s completed
to dsirust the opinions heretofore entertained
by friends And why should not be as profitable as from
ffc rs il was expected TO be The grea, coal depo
sites which originally induced projection and which bay
vcissitudes Of its history, still lie these mountains waitip
an avenue market Its quality has in nowe
nd known be such give preference over ever
<her description of coal this side Of the Atlantic TIL
capacity Of the canal is practically unlimited All the COS
,opanies have their railroads and other OF shpmer
upon the canal completed With such staple and such
avenue to Market what is to limit the enouments Of Ii
~sork !
Coal however, is but item of its trade and when v
look to the agricultural products of Western Maryland and
che contiguous portions Of Virginia and Pennsylvania,
afer all this add to tho the ascending trade,
ing Of the merchandise for the supply Of the territory aea
indicated end share Of that destined for the West is
srsggeaion say that the work will in due time pay OIL
debt and leave the State in possession oil permane
nund adequate to all her financial wants.
The people Of the State must not be disappointed II the
results should be little longer in coming around than tb
may be willing to anticipate. full trade cannot grow
m day. To carry million Of tons Of coal-and there
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MARRIAGES:
WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY

THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY
MAsY and many wife cndures years Of bodily
'.loriny and Of mental anguish, PROSTATE and help
loss, emhitcrng her life that of her husband, and
hazarding the future welfare Of her children arising
from which, i knotrn, would have spared tho
suffering the anguish to the wife, and the hus.
band cLLarrassmcnis aud pecunary difficulties hav-
ing their origin in the mind being weighed down and
Iarassed in consequence OF the sickness of the com
panon of his bosom.
How important that .he causes should be known
to every wife, to every husband, that the dreadful
and narrowing consequences to the health and hap
piness Of both may be avoided Life is too short and
health precious to admit any portion Of the one TO
is spc,t withG4t the full enjoyment of the other.
The timely possession of little work entitled as
follows has been the means Of saving the health and
thc life Of thousands
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAk
copies have baoa sold since the first edition was 10
sued
The author has been induced to advertise 1t b7
the urgent and pressing request of those who hav3
been indebted to its publication for all they hold dear
that all may have opportunity Of obtaining il, and
who have favored him with thousands of letters Of
encomum, some Of which are annexed to the adver-
tisement
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Is"'Ht' ! 10" " I'tteT'
G. O m pc tence and II alth,

"LASCAsrER, Pa. Oct 81, ls4T.
Ny DEAR SIR: | know Won will have the kind
to bear with me in encrnaChing upon your time
while acknowledge lin behalf of myself md wife)
the obligations feel ourselves under Won in hav
ing made known certain matters, contained in your
most Invaluable Married w oman's Private Medical
Companion. 1t has been worth its weight In gold
90 me Ii express myself rather warmly you v~iIt
see that can not do So too warmly. when inform
you of the extent to which have, through i bsen
benefited. will state my situation when .thained
ycf book through the mcrest curiosity | lO0H upon
il as of the most fortunate events Of my life.
End been married some ten wears mud the father
ct seven children. was long struggling increasingly.
to the end that might gain n moderate competency.
but the results Of my utmost excr,oEs At the end ie
ne about where nj the beginning 81 each yesr:
and that only, with the most stintcd economy sui-
cling with barely the neccssaries Of life Finally this
constant effort was beginning to have i.s effect upon
my health f,it less capable to endure its contnu-
anCc, while felt the necessity Of perseverance.
"This constant, unccaSinc struggle on my part was
Imperative in consequence of the Frustrated condi
ton Of my vic with occasional nterrnssiou for six
years, much Of the time confined to her bed and OF
course incapable Of taking the charge md manage.
mcnt of household affairs. Her condition arose from
ccus e which was ignorant. Oh what would
have given had the six years to live again
Wha, you'd my wife have given to have been spared
the long days and still longer nights PROSTATE
bed of sickness all of which would have been
avoided had then seen a copy os TIE MARRIED
No4ASs PRIVATE MEDICAL CoAPASios.'
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LAW and Land OsEice,

Fond du Lac. Wisconsin.
nR URY ~ FL N J.. ATT0RNEys AND
~ CouNcLLoRs AT Law and SoLlcrroRs IN CHAN-
gerry.
ERAsrUs w. DRURY, (of the late firm of Drury 81
Eastnan)
Edwin FLINT.
MeSsrs d. g. +. will practice in all the Courts in
the State and give special attention to collecting and
securing debts They have business connections
formed throughout; the State of Wisconsin, Northern
Illinois aud Eastern Iowa. They will also attend TO
The PURCHASE aud sale Of Lands, the payment OF Taxes
the location of Land lFarranis, t.e examination Of
Land Titles, &c.
The most satisfactory references will be given to
our correspondents in New York, Boston, Baltimore
Philadelphia, washington City, and most the
principal cities.
Refer to Hon Milo l.. Bennett, Asnhel Peck ESQ.
y. X: Pnngbon, Gmaley g. Phelps, and e. J.. kes
sor, Esq
Dec. 1913. w22tf
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement.

I'M and after Monday, Juno 3D., 1850, the Passenger
~ Cars will run as follows viz.
Leave Boston for Burlington daily Sundays except
ed via Boston and Lowell, Nashua, Concord, North
ern md VT Central roads, at l2 4 NJ. and II VI
Also, via Fitchburgh, Vermont 4 Mas, Cheshire
Sullivan e. Central at IL and II A. VI. The
Tl.2 A. NJ trains will arrive in Burlington at p.
nj the sam. day, and the II and II NJ. trains next
morning at ID A. NJ.
Returning, leave Darlington at A. NJ. and : P.
M, for Boston, by both the abo,e routes: The A.
M. train will arrive in Boston dt ?. VI. same day
and the p NJ train next day at p. NJ.
y Both trains connect each way az Burlington daily
with lie steamers on Lake Champlain and al
Nashua, Fi,chburgh and Groon JUNCTION, with trains
to and from Worcester, Mass, and New i ok City
Passengers leaving Montreal at 10 A. NJ and 2
III, wiz rive in Boston at and 7. NJ. the next
day %'andih' New DIRK at G 4. NJ, the second day
Returning, leave Boston at : II, ii and ~ A. NJ
and arrive in Montreal at l-2 A. NJ. and l-2 P. NJ
the next dry.
Sundays excepted.
No charge will be made tor Truckage or Wharfag,
at Burlington, on Freight between Boston and Bur
iington any part of the State of New York or the
Canadas.
For further information Pathfinder Railway
Guide JAMES MOORE.
dSw.t Emo and Suue utpnden
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CARS LEAVE BosTON FROM FITCHBURC
~ Railroad Depot, by way of GrOtOD Junction
Fitchburgh, Kecne, Walpole and Windsor, al y
A NJ: and arrive at WELLS RIVER at 3.45 aud a.
Burlington at $40 P. NJ
Cars leave Boston for Charlestown, Claremonl
and Windsor at 7 30 and ~ 4. NJ, and arrive al
Windsor at Is and $40 P NJ.
Cars ieaye Wells River at 30 end Burlington n
$50 A. NJ, and by way OF Windsor arrive il
Boston Mt P. NJ.
Cars leave Windsor at 7 As and ~ 10, and ariv
n Boston at 9! and p. NJ
New York passengers connect at Grotton June
ton and IVapole.
Stages leave Wells River on arrival of Car.
t;.m Boston, for st. Johnsbury Slanslead Dcrb!
Line, &c. &c
Stages leave Burlington each morning Sunday.
excepted. ter Montreal. &c. &c.
Freigl.t Trains leave and arrive AT Boston daily.
Cattle Trains for Porers on Tuesday.
THOMAS 5. WILLIAMS,
Sup't Sullivan Railroad.
CLg,Es.own, n. H., Jan. |, 1880. d&wtf
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Extract from Letter.
10 those Just Married. -" Had | knOwnW

"PHILADETPHIA, Nov. " INiT.
"DR A. NJ MAURICEAU; Had known OF the i'm
portaut matters treated of in The Married w omans
Private Medical Companion some ycar9 ago how
much misery might have escaped have suffered
wears from rausss which YOU point in your hook.
without kroViuG what to do obtained copy, and
found my treated of trust every female will
avail herself OF the information contained in its pages"
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PUREST

1 LIQUORS e. Wines, Albany Cream Ale
1 4 and London Porter, constantly on hand and for
sale Tor Medicinal, Mechanical and Chemical pur-
poses only, by ". B; HATCH
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a171o n .a'5$s1ss En- s?:'' r.
s a,Gy'G ssn 'af s,f ri n a"d
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FRArD COMMENTATORS Of Dalleys Extractor, in inc
Old Wrapper, flood the market, avoid as you would
poison, for to use it is as dangerous!
No Article but Daey's Genuine Extractor can
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pain of the worst Burns and Scalds in from to
Il Minutes and cure the sorCs without scar Piles,
Salt Rheum, Cuts, Hounds, Bruises, Sorc9 and m
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old and invpterae sores, cures radically and pos
lively! 1t never ai'zand there is no mistake only
get the genuine Daily Salve!
CROSS IMPOSITION.
CAUTION 20 DEALERS Inscriptions vendors of
counterfeit Extractor, put up the spurious and dele
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Salve in each dozen under n well initiated bat
Counterfeit Wrapper of the Old Size, and thus offer
II to dealers at reduced price. This Bait takes
with many dealers, but the confdng sufferer who
Inpppns to use the counterfeit and poisonous sta.,,
pays the penalty OF the fraud aggravated disease-
unsghtly dctnrmty resulting from severe burns and
wounds and, not unirequenty, loss OF life itself and
the wotul consequences!
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Save only in the new envelops and the Large Boxes.
hlRK-Ihe smhieus on the new wrapper: Iri-
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IMPORTANT CASE.
Interesting particulars OF one OF thu most severely
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THE MARRIED WON AN'S
Private Medical Companion.
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURTCBAU,


Trentieih Edition. lsmo., PIP go. Pace, Slo0
THIS WORK Is INTENDED ESPECIAL.
LIZ FOR THE MARRIED., or those contempla-
ling marriage as it dscloscs important secrets whch
should be known to them particularly.
Here every icmale-the wife. the mOther-tho
one either budding into womanhood, or the one in
the decline of ycars n whom nature Contcmplates
an important change-can discover the causes symp-
toms and the most efficient remedies and most GER
tain mode of cure, in every complaint to which her
is subject.
The revelations contained in its pages hive proved
a blessing to thousands, MS the irnumerablc letterd
received bv the author which he is permitted by the
writer's to publish will attest.
SICILY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Ertract Of a Letter from a Gentleman in D0yton, O
"DAYroS, May |, ls47.
CDR A. NJ. MAURrcEAu-My Dear Sir! The
Married Woman's Private Medical Companion, for
which | enclosed one dollar to your address, came
safely to hand would not have troubled you with
these few lines, but that | am impelled by a senro
of gratitude for myself and wife, TO give utterants
to our sincere and heartfelt emotions
"Alv wife has been perceptibly sinking tor some
three wears or more in consequence of her great an
gush and suffering some months before and during
confinement; every successive one more and more
debltated and Frustrated her putting her life IN I'M
mneut danger, and which was. on the last occasion.
despaired Of supposed tina. this state of tGngs was
inevitable, and resigned myself to meet the worst
1T this time now about two months l heard your
DOCK hlEnN spoken o. Ms CoHIH"iI- 1"h'I n'o''Si'
reaching nv case On its receipt and perusa can
not express you the relief 1t afforded my distressed
mind and the JOY its pages impaired to my VIE on
learning that the great discovery Of NJ. NJ Desc
meaux poyded n remedy ltopcnsa prospect to
ore which little conceived was possible. No pecu.
aary consideration can ever repay the obligations
am under to YOU for having been the means OF i'm.
parting 10 us tire matters contained in The Married.
Aomars Private Medical Companion But for
tbs ere another year would have passed over my
heal, in al human probability my wiie would nave
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FOR Refreshing AND GEAUrHYlNG HE cont
TLT -loN,
Eralicalug Tans. Pimplcs, aud other eruptions Of
the skin, andrendernG II fair, delicate and blooming
ltis equally clcacou~ in protecting the SKIN from
the hot suns OF summer, and freezing blasts ct win
ter and Is the most ira grant and delicious article to
be found at the toilet ct fashion.
All the above articles have stood the test of the
stucr,st investigation, and are WARRANTED superior
to anything yet Invented but, II not found to prove
40, on trlal .Gr money, lu all casrs viii be refunded
by my Agents. " VI 30 lie, Pioprictor,
~, Washington st, Boston.
Juuc p 1850 .ylyI
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Boston, New York, &c.

BY THE WAY OF IYINDSQR, VT.
Rairoad from Boston 10 Wells Rirer, ana
TO Bmlingtan, U.--I4roush Tickets To
Stations on the Passumpsic and the Yer
mont Central RdilrO0d.
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This BiLSAH h,dis and c,vfs TIGERS in the INNS and
else whore t0Hay certainty and easily the PURiFY.
EXTRACT and h,cis ulcers cricrHrhW This Bal
cures mine ui C6tgh and C0HsHapGa of ten
after all other remedies have tdiici 10 do g0ot
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William N. TZ atch,
UL\OOShI F.GLLS. JT..
IlrBe an ussulImtn: UI
LhARp MAREj
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS. OILS. DYE STUFFS,
Hp'OrEElt G 60 2C


can be found in the State, in the sale OF which he
docs not hesitate to say he will compile with those
dealing IN the above articles in Burlington, or else
wh.re, both in quality and price.
Among his assortment OF Hardware may he found
every variety OF House Trimmings, loiher and Mil
Wughts Tools, Mill aud Crosscut Saws, Farming
Teos, &c, OF price and quality which cannot ia
to suit all who may favor him with cal. lie would
call the attention OF MECHANICS 10
" Smells" Gas, S,eel Lang Augers and Anger Bits,
Chesterfield de, superior article OF American Cast
Steel p lished Hand Saws and many ol FER Tools of
well known superiority lie wouldassurc tho+, wish
ting to purchase Medicines that his assortment will
at al times be full and his medicines OF the best quail
n.y. and that Physicians prescriptions will be careful
iy and accurately compounded. lie will also have
on hand at a., times general assortment of genuine
Patent and Yhou.pson.an Medicines. The above
mentioned articles together via. extensive lot of
Family Groceries Paints, Os, Dye Stuils, Nails,
Window Glass. sc, &C., viii De s,id with view to
the entire satisfaction OF the purchaser
June II, 1919 Wool
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WEST INDIA GOOD s
Paper Eanging.s.
LIVE U EENE FEH TTTEKN,
CARPETlNG AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH

7Mr. NICHOLS Is receiving n full stock from l1cts
10 IS per yard, consisting of The best of Topesfv
BrusseLs, hrce-Piy, extra suprlfine, fine and
Common all-WooI ana Cotton Ingram anil Venetian
ia peIlng-also, STAIR Cdrpeiing of the various
W dIhs Drugg'IIs aud Floor Cloth, all oi which we
want To sell, and 1W sell at such prices as will en-
sure speedy sales, Quick sales and small profits
wlll he our motto, Recol ect, No. $50, MiCHOLN
p4N STORE, Church Street.
Sept, 1850. y dSw.f
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READ AND BIE CON NINCEI)
CuAs RorINSov. Ee1 Eason. Md in a l,ttcrto
Dr. jackson, Jao. 9, 1850 said
" NV ,,.if, and ,,vsolr. % ,,.,oJ NOVA to,,,r,
from ronr rnoJ,,n tbo" otlcr o, ,. ~,
tnLnr tor ,ra Upe,,c,,s;, ,.J I ;ro, G.o,o =" 0''
:, 'Tur TryrTg i.ilv " rniiisi,nJ ~, V,o1s,ocl
Va January 10 IJ5n sni1 V
liRhAI NEDlClNt"'
VIC nave HlII"'lhy framed rom fecomincnd-
M 10 ''' pun ANY "a U' various i'le"t S''dci'"S
"l me u.Y' unrSS 'n"fonSn'Y convinced "i thrII
Va.uc' AI'""E VIZ we co"NluIr WoIuy 81 HoHc,
Is the b9Wnn btfHS, invented 10y Dr. Hoohdnd.
',,o ' ia' y ~. ''' o'
liz n,,, | 's ''i W ..o ="
obs 'ryation. Uurug he last summer a son OF Mr.
ABEAu.l CRAPtf. ot iaIs county, was very serious
afflicted with Lever Comp paint, and after trying ia
vaiu various remedies. he H.. purchased hltt o.
the Bucls and alter using it, was 50 much relieved
OF MS distressing maldy, tiat he procured another
bottle, ant rs restored entirely 60 hrah."
READ FURTHER A FEW FACTS
The Phdadcj.!ia Pcmocyat" the leading Ger.
mnu journal Of Phlade phia. The editor said, Nov
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Letters are daily r5sivcd Of this character unne-
cessary 10 present.

Letters ARE daily r5sivcd Of this character unno-
cessary 10 present.
To those yet unmarried, but contemplating mar.
riage, or perhaps hesitatnG IS to the prorricy Of
mourning the responsibilities attendant upon it, the
importance of being possessed of the revelations con-
tanned in these pages, intimately involving their
future happiness can not be appreciated.
1t is, Of course mpracticabe to convey more fully
the various subjects treated Of they are of M.
tu.e strictly intended for the married or those
empating marriage; neither is II necessary, since
it is every ones duty to become possessed Of knowls
edge whereby the suiicrlngs to " hich a wife, moth
err or a sister, may be subject can be obyiatcd.
~ Copies will be sent by NInil free of Postage
TO the Purchaser.
~ On the receipt Of One Dollar, THE MAX
RlED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDIC Al COM
PANION is sent fnalsd J'ecl to any part oil tho
United States All letters must I've post pnd lexcep:
those containing remittance aud addressed 10 DE-
A. NJ MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New York Ctr.
Publishing Office No. 1873 Liberty ST., New York
Over 20 ,O0O Copies hnve been sent by MAZE,
within three months with perfect safety and cet'
santy
5. B. NICHOLS, \ gent for burlington an'
vicinity.
Oct. |, 1880. wl5m6.
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(ODA-BISCUlT, Corn Starch, Tapioco
- Sage Barley, lsineIass, Irish Moss, Flavoring
Extracts, &c. for saleby
" Nov. %, d&wd THEO. A PECK.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
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and other parties well known o he public
Any individuals wishing further Information
~Dcctinu tlts
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Coughs and Consump tions,
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

md all diseases of pulmonary natnre-such diseases
Usually prove fatal under ordinary treatment when they
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CONSUMPTION

larger proportion ot deaths than amy other nandy that at.
hiets the human family and until within few years there
has not tn'n any certain r'ndy to stop the devastation of
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