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UNITED STATES Horn.

UNITED STATES Horn,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 5, lsl0
DR. ]. &. AysR-Sn. have been afflicted with
painful affection Of the lungs, and all the symp-
toms Of settled consumption for more than a year
could find no medicine that would reach NV cese
until commenced the use oG.your ''Cherry Pecfo
raj, which gave me gradual relief and have
been steadily gaining my strength, till my health
is welinigh restored.
While using your medicine bad the pr,t;
hcation OF curing with II my reverend friend Mr.
Truman, Of Sumptcr district, who had been ans
pended from his parochial duties by severe attack
of bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts to you,
and am, sir, yours, respectfully,
j. =. CALHOUN,
OF South Carolina.
FROM a.. Orsrseer IN the Ham,e- lf,Hs IN this Citv
LOWELL, August 10, lS49.
Da. J. G. AyEp have been cured of the worst
cough ever had in my life by your Cherry Pee
foral /" and never fail, when have n opportunity
Of recommending IL TO others.
Yours, respectfully, s. ID. EMERSON.
Prepared by J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass
Sold in Washington, ID. C., by r. ID. 4 w H.
Gilman; Georgetown, DR.. Lnthicum; Alexandria
Cook n Peel; Richmond. Purcell, Laid l. Co. ard
druggists generally Fyi2 diyuiaw&w-Jyll
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DIED,

On the oath instant, ANN JENNET, only child
Of SAYLEs j. and MARY Bowen, Of this city, aged
seven years, one month, and twenty eight days.
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CLAGETT & DODSON,
Dealers In all kinds of HOuse- Furnishing

IIAYE the pleasure of informing the public that
| IL prelude to the stock which they Intend
hereafter TO keep for the convenience, comfort, and
qualification of the desires and tastes of their Gus
toners, they announce the arrival and opening OF
the following superb and unique goods, which, for
day two, will be exhibited and sold in the old
ware room, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th
street, up stafs After that they hope to have the
pleasure of serving them with increased numbers
in their new sorehousc, door east of the corner,
down stairs.
The first item named they premise, by assuring
all who fond of the beautiful and refined in the
arts, will be gratifed with sight of this specimen
of exquisite weaving.
Satin Damask Table Cloths, in all sizes, from
l2-4 by 1874, to l2-4 by A-I. All woven in the
Portland Vase Pattern.
The Portland Vase is antique vessel of cele-
brated perfection of beauty, deposited and now in
the Tower OF London, from which the manufac-
turer obtained the designs SO exquisitely woven in
linen
For the execution and design of these goods
he was awarded by the Royal Flax Improve
ment Society two medals, as follows, copies of
which, with the cloths, may be seen at store:
Prize Medal of 1913,
And Prize Medal of 1919; awarded by
The Royal Flax Improvement Society for ireland
At their Annual Meetings, Nov. T. ls4s,
And November 6, 1919. to the Table Damasks
Design, the Portland Vase.
Also, Napkins, all sizes and qualities, some to
match the above.
Huckaback Basket, Satin Damask, Birdeye,
Russia, and Mcdicated Bathing Toweng 90 !;
90, 1914, and 1874 linen and cotton Sheetn gs /;
Pillow case Linens and Cotton, all widths, some
very wide.
Also, general assortment of Curtain materials
rich IN the extreme, the particulars of which will
be given hereafter
Our stock of Carpetings, Oil Cloths, and other
heavy goods, will arrive in a few days, per schrs
/" Empire" and " Washington notice of which
will also be given through this medium. Our stock
Will be very extensive and interesting.
Aug 24-3teoif CLAGETT & DODSON.
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SERVANT WOMAN NVANTED.-A Servant
~ Woman, to cook and wash, will find good
place by applying at the drug store corner of f
and Seventh streets. j. f. CALLAN.
Aug 2l-d3t
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r. The hours Of departure of the
sx1fsfSS steamboat PHOENIX will be as
q follows, for the ensuing week:
Leave Alexandria at !, 81, IL, a. m; 81, 6,
p. m.
Leave Washington at !, TO-. u, a. m; p, a., I,
p. m.
An omnibus connects with this boat to convey
passengers 60 and from the boat, in Washington.
Passage, for the boat and omnibus, Is, cents Pas.
sage on the boat 49, Passage ON the boat, going
and returning without landing, 49, cents.
Aug 2i-lw J. GUY, Captain.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"

FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, HoarseneSS, Bronchitis,
Whoopiag Cough, Group, ASTHMA, and
Consumption.
I n Offering to the community this Justly cele-
l. bratcd remedy for diseases of the throat and
lungs, it is not wish TO trihe with the lives or
health Of the afflicted but frankly to lay before
them the opinions Of distinguished men, and some
Of the evidences of it's success, from which they
can Judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge
ourselves TO make wild assertions or false state
ments Of its efficacy, will we hold out any hope
to suffering humanity which facts will not war
rant.
Many proof, are here given, and We solicit an
inquiry from the public into all publish, feeling
assured they will find them perfectly reliable, and
the medicine worthy their best confidence and pa
tronage.
Professor CLrAvELASD, Of BoDdoin College, Main,,
urttts-
81 have witnessed the effects Of your 'CRrnar
PICTORIAL in my own family and that Of my
friends and II gives me satisfaction 10 state in iis
favor that medicine have ever known has
proved cminently successful in curing discase SEES
Of the throat and lungs"
Rec. Dr. OsGooD Driks-
THAT hc considers CskRRY PEcroRAL' the best
medicine for pulmonary affections ever given to
the public" and states that ''his daughter after
being obliged TO keep the room four month";
with a severe settled cough, accompanied by rails
ing of blood, night sweats and the mt symp
toms of consumption, commenced the use of tina
CHERRy PICTORIAL, and had completely recoy-
cred"
From DR.. JOINS, an eminent practitioner of mod
cine IN alabama, ,osii knotcn throughout The STATE
MoSToosERv, (Ala.,) Oct. 4, ls4s.
DIR. j. c. AyER-Sir; have used your admira.
bic compound extensively in my practice, and find
IL TO surpaso by far any other remedy we have for
curing disease upon the lungs.
Your obcdient servant
X. Is. JONES, NJ ID.
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NhvAL.-The United States frigate Raritsn, Cap
tain Gsuntt, got under way from the naval anchor
age, yesterday morning, at o'clock, and dropped
down TO Hampton Roads.-Novok Deacon,
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NTOTICE.-A general meeting Of the Washing
IN ton Philharmonic Society will be held at Tenn
perance Hail. in street ON Tuesday, ~ instant al
I O'Clock, p. N. The punctual attendance of mem
bers is earnestly requested, and they will please
apply for their tickets at the door.
A. T. KIECKHOEFER, President.
Aug 26-M&T
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MARRIED..

SMITH, FRENCH STROTHER, esq, of Alabama
TO Miss SUSAN PETTY, of Cupeper county, yir-
ginia.
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- not poppy, nor mandragora,
Nor all the drowsy syrups of the world -

could ever have restored to our peace again
Yet these are the very words muttcred by sweet
looking chcrub yesterday she looked after
gentleman who passed ber-a gentleman who, we
thought, had in no sense bare-fac wretched
look; nor had he any thing peculiar in his appear
anco, except upon the lower portion Of his countc-
nance somewhat dense covering Of beerd-not
black, nor red yet, gray but of the color ladies
and novel-wriiers delight in calling auburn.
Now, the gentleman was certainly not a bear,
nor any thing else than human and very good
looking person; nor have any Of the bears we have
scen worn rcd boards; SO that we cannot but
gard as Islander 1--WE gricve to utter the WORLDLY
tho epithet applied by the beautiful lady to the
handsome and gentlemanly young man. Il may
be, however, that he did not (sswc confess did
look in fervent admiration upon the delicious
leigh Hunt as our authority for the use Of this
word) face ofthe fair denounccr; and yet we hope
he not guilty of such slight.
We think we have read of hen Franklin, that,
in ramble through Jopdon, with compan.
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ETHEREAL Olive have heretofore said that,
in careful hands, no danger will occur from the
Of this liquid. We still Of that opinion
but our impressions respecting the number of
careful hands in the world have undergone some
change. We have lately read Of number of
tragical incidents resulting from the careless use
Of this article; and on Saturday night last oc-
Cured in Georgetown, which about TO de-
scribe. The sufferer was free colored girl, four
teen or fifteen years old. Her name is Mary CHS
ley, and she lived in the family of Mr.. Esau Pick
rel. She placed candle upon the table, and
attempted TO fill her lamp from the The va
por from this soon came in contact with the flame
of the candle, and instantly the vessel exploded
and the girl in flames. Fortunately, her
woollen under garments protected the greater
part of her person; but her face, neck and arms
were horribly burned, and her life was yesterday
scarcely hoped for
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NOTICE.

n ERTIFICATE OF LOCATION-Number sixty
~ four thousand and sirty -four, Goa ,06i,) dated
ret, and Guy Graham, minor children Of John
Graham, alias Grimes, late private in Company
B, Capt. Barry, Maryland, District of Columbia
regiment of volunteers, has not been received by
the undersigned, the guardian of said children. This
is to notify all persons whom it may concern that
in six weeks from this date intend to apply to the
Commissioner of Pensions for duplicate of said
certificate of location. GUY GRAHAM.
Aug l3-law6w Guardian
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ID IL. IOOE u CO., Wholesale and retail deal
Il ers in Carpetiug, Floor Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Curtain Materials, Shooting, Blankets, and
house furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvania avenue between It'll and Sth streets,
Washington, ID. &.
Aug 2O-tf [Union.l
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A BEAR-FAcED WRETcH What an cpithct is
this to he applied to a man, and especially by
young and beautiful lady We fear we should
sink under il. We never could endure even the
frown Of one Of these terrestrial angels; and had
such cpithct ever proceeded from such lips in
relation to us,
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STOCKS.

The general conclusions of the writer are in ia.
Of high prices.
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CARLNLE's LATrER-DAy PAMPU-
~ LETS, No. s-"Jesuitisrn."
Julia Howard, Romance. BY Mrs. Marli-
Bell -
Darius the Great by Jacob 49,
Just received, aud for - b., r'o"'
"'s |" fRANCK TAYLOR
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rOOK wANTED.-A good cook hear of a
~ situation by applying at the Republic office.
July l3-dtf
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NEW LINE OF REGULAR PACKETS.

NEW LINE OF REGULAR PACKETS.
.NeD York, alexandria, Georgetown aud
Washington Packets.
Schooner Pampero.. Mott Simonson, Master.
4" Nolant. ...... Morrice Osborn,
" Townsend Jones, S. w. Dayton,
Mott Bedcll. -. John Bedell,
Ann D........... Ben Bedcll,
lie Roy. ......... VIM. Powell, 90
One Of the above packets leave New York and
Georgetown weekly.
Freight from New York ten cents per barrel;
two cents per foot measurement.
AGENTS.
MOTT BEDELL & WIN. f. JONES.
No. l04, Wall street, N. Y.
CAZENOVE & CO, Alexandria, Va.
PETER BERRY, Georgetown, ID. c.
%
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER, DIRECT
w from the springs, Greenbrier, Virginia; for
sale by the barrel or half BARREL gallon bottle,
by J. F. CALLAN,
August 3-dtf Sole agent for this District.
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houclng TINS, you VII oblgo
ONE or YOCR SUBSCRIBERS.

dnstco. The rules Of Telegraph companies arc
laid down by themselves, and probably no
uniform, and VIC, therefore, cannot undertake to
say what their usage is; but We regard it very
certain that such rule as this, though enacted by
every corporation in the land, could not obtain the
sanction of common sense, Of any valid statute
or precedent with which VIC arc acquainted On
the contrary, without the intervention of some pro-
videntisl and empowering occurrence, rendering
the fulhlment of the contract impossible we should
suppose that damages for the failure described
would DO recoverable
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JOURDAN w, MAUKY.

STOCK, Money, and Exchange Broker. Office
- on Pennsylvania avenue, eight doors west o
Browns Hotel, Washington city.
Uncurrcnt notes bought and sold at best rates.
Stocks bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected.
July 23-ly
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AN EYE TO TRADE.-We yesterday questioned
an apothccary respecting the health of the city
Horrible" he replied; "hardly dozen prescrip-
tons in the twenty four hours Even melons,
peaches, and green corn, fail TO do their duty"
police officer replied that every thing was dis
mally quiet, and even peace warrants had gone
down below par Yet there mortals who are
. not happy, even in Washington.
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wAsnrSeroN. Avg. 26. $50

Mr.. ITEMS: Please give US, in your paper, an
"itern" of the rule in the Telegraph Office here Of
sedding dispatches. For instance, you or ! 20 to
the Office and desire a message of the gr attest i'm
portanco to friend. The manager, after calcu-
lating distances &c, informs the applicant that it
will cost him in dollars and cents such an amount
for transmission Of the message which is Of
paid dOtcn
Now, the information required 10, IL this message
or despatch IL cent 10 its destination does the
Telegraph Office refund pay back the amount
which paid2
In nnfcinnr fhia On will rhlirrc
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UNPRoFITABLE ANXIETY.-In the midst of the
gale on Saturday night the tenants of at least two
houses in this city were in anxious state. Their
tenemepts do not ascend to the Clouds and between
them there tower the lofty gables of new edifce,
the mortar still soft and the walls unprotected from
wind and rain. A fall TO either side would have
crushed house and the people within it, who kept
anxious vgils, suffering thousand deaths in fear
ing But the rain, and the wind and the gilt,
and the fright, all departed; and the sun shone
forth upon the tall and stately gables, and the spir
its of the weary watchers; and the tall gables will
no doubt for many years protect the humber tene-
ments from the blasts of many storms
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And sold by JOSEPH SHILLINoToN, corner A. st
and Penn. avenue. Aug. 27-dtrw &wlw
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Aug 27-dlmi.
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A RoBBER CAUGHT.-An adventurous gentle
man named James Wade, who lad stolen S 800
from respectable citizen of Gettysburg, Pa,
arrived in Washington yesterday morning, and
enjoyed the freedom of the city some two or three
hours, when his pursuer arrived, and, with the aid
of our police, forthwith nabbed him. He was com
mitted to Jail to await the requisiton of the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania. When apprehended, s 1876
were found upon him. When deposited in jail,
officer Handy found in the lining of his coat two
$50 notes, and in his pocket IS notc-total,
$240.
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THREE TRIPS A WEEK TO MOUNT
VERNON.

Aug 2l-stTuTh&Sat
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The foregoing petition having been presented To me and
oei"s made 70 appear that sad Alfred E. Adams now re
lueS without this STATE 1t is hereby ordered that the SAID
cause her sand petition together this order
70 De punished SIX weeks successVey in ,h- Vermopt
waterman, newspaper printed Mont elier in this State
previous to tho hrst day oi the sitting the Coutt TO which
SAID petition Is returnabe, which publication shall be sn,H
eieht notice to the sand Alfred T. Adams the Of
this petition. F' VI
Given under my hand Moristown in said Cor,,v e
Iamoiile, thus 23d day of March, A. D. 1850 "
o9'ow LUXE ?. POLAND, Judge of the SUP Court
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License or no License"

n COLLINS will keep Spirituous LIQUORS for sale
me ensuing year, for Medicinal, Chemical and Me
= purposes oSLY, and is Prepared furnish the
May ], 1850. ' -
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BOTANY FOR COMMON
SCHOOLS.

lust published by Cracker & Brewster Boston and ~,
third edition OF WOODS FIRST LESSONS ~ Effp
Ny, Tor use in Common schools
a. j. prepared N she nor vi the Cliss Book of Bo,
any (now IN extensive use,l designed ntioducti ION
or Nte>one 10 t- WORK, and 1t Is adapted to the
Schools Throughout rise United States illustrated %, sew
era bundled -ueratlncs.
~ this book aufur afcrpts TO PLACE this most ,.
lns and useiu science within lhe comprehension OF the
en- ID, Without sa-riheiog It's dignity simplicity
FROM his long tAence 90 tie Instruction YOUTH
from his acquautaurc with the veretlbe roucfs t i-
country, rendered anil by many years ardent nul
most exclusive study the nutho possessed lciics the
preparation of 81 90 d work eujo, ed by few.
These First Le>ons constructed on a plan entire
~ ne",-a pan M"'h cannot fd Of awakening
IA the science OF botany the young Ia degree ana Ia
an extent heretoorr unknown.
The tLoRA small as It must reeds be, yet so purriy
iyIuCal 10 comprehend a notice of every tntso
how'iins plant ihe United States east of The Nisi.
"a RIVER and couduct tls Young tOiauist hy process OF
uuequaled smpl a., t=luty aud ceraiatv 10 the tr
ana names OF wha,eter flower he may gather g4du
The publishers confidently believe, that tbi. Halle book
VIII Prove valuable accession to Common Schools
ar th1t 1t will that better adapted m
eevelope, 10 chasen strengthen, the Youth Than
the study OF Botany.
TIE publishers received the following among other
notices OF the wors from distinguished Botanisi- hc
respectfully submitted TO the consideration OF Toauhers
vok of no trif u- value:
Collegiate Institute, Rochester, v Y Dec d. 1870.
10 study the Ilrst lessons botany BY Professor
Wood, viii afford ample evidence IT. excellence ,
cure that eeui pupil fa 30 derive great oesu
and profit by It's study It's plan far superior th-t OF
the latter, Will be greatly benefited by knowledge OF
these Frsi Lessons.
CHESTER DEWEY.
From d. Wn. Darlington, outbor % the Floia CssHcn
&c.daied,
"Wsst Chester Penn Ma, > Isi9.
hnor Srl have been much glatfed by ins ciior Of
youI e First Lessons Boany.' have never seen an,
work which presents the elements the Naufa, system
IA style well -cp pied TO The Capacities YOUTH uud
can scarcely doubt among The schools when
us merits are u1dei stood.
concur with the opaion that there Is 10 The life
90 tie chtlu whele about the
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U
CAN NNnisH sold by SCOTT & FIELD.
STATE OF VERMONT 10 The Honorable supreme
Lamoiile County, ! Court neat To 10 hotlen a,
ydepars, within and for tho County Of Iamol ON rho
hfst Tuesday OF August A. ID. 1850:
(fOMl petitioner Mary NJ. Adams of Nnrristor,
- m the County OF Lamoile afnosaid. and y
represents that on the l5h dv OF June D. 1916 at STOW
n s'd county OF Lamoe, she was fully married to
iIed l. Adams, of Manchester, state of New II nm,
shire, by tie Rev u. Sampson. Minister Of the t;ol
anu INN cdidely removed the sad Adams To- s,l
chester and lived with said Adams Manchester until
me month OF prtober \. u. H. tae nropcr oh.eryn
OF all the duties of the marriage relation Your NOT nom,
further represents that during time she lived nh s,
adams as aforesaid, he treated your petitioner with the
most gross and Noticeable threatening betr
"o "lher"ise abusing her, and during tune while vor
Petlontf was IN very feeble health refused to provide her
Hecessdries and clothing and compelled her Ia
amor ID the factory whtu wholly unable 10 do So Yout ne
ttioner further represents that treatment and conct Of
The SAM Adams towards her during said time was rendered
NoieAt and unbearlc IN frequent
ana excessive use OF ard Mt spirits, and her situation be-
come s" in,urpuriable that the month Of Octo. sts
she returned 10 her fathers house sad Morrsowo nor,
ne mas ever since resided without rceeiyu: any supro
Whatever from the said Ndams fo
ioui petitioner further represents that siid Adams IN ar
aoou' 'he month OF May lei9 Low ell in the Sta Of
'"-'is, was married to Amanda Wor,lan and AZ
the same ne your petitioner fol ~, f., and mo
SAID Adams has his marriage vitb rho
da, been living with her and has her IN all te,s
MS VIII and las committed the crime of adultery Y. 80
toner ufiher states dt she uaura. BON z,n at M,
state aud that she has esid d than three ya,s H.,
past ihih this St1ic, 10 w.t. the Morrl.to,n
ofesa Your petitioner therefore pra,s YOUR Iioo, t,
the bonds oi MtrmOny between her and the said Al,
may ol decree OF said Court be dissolved and iiyo,c
granted 10 her asieeahy TO the Statue IN such Case p
anu Provided as N duty bound Will ever pray
u..... :, MARY VI. ADAMS.
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LORENZO NORTON Justice.
THE kEMEDH THAT CIRTS.
TO NANUFACTURERS
fIEDAD WRIGHT, JR,

{ w ilNt - to clfrv ON the building Of WOODEN
WA' ~ ttN 90 all It's branches Oh tie Nuith 1rb
OF pn"n River, three miles Anntr,iier viifs -
uu.h a'l ,,is 10 order, oa short notice, Coon and
ua'lns "N prencc 40 the business he feels ,t,
ne ctn Iio'mpei" with any engaged 90 rho business.
aud iron. Orders solicited. - ~ ''u
s TN thank Tor past lVoss, further patronas &c Is espeo,-
And he also gives notice that be ha> tvy,
SASsDANG SCE1INES
buit Tor m1auiactuTusouc 35 aud one 49, Win 'l l,
els 5a' ed TO iheini tnd ficaIns Machine, and y,tr
ana he7i liof, now hand. which IS an new, ,i f,
"'.Ai9 ihe last year aud vii sell them yer, o,y
AHd he would further give notice thar ne mas ,
. FLAMING 7zAssS5NE
~ 's hott,S' aad Jointin- the ,lu.c, ior floors AMI
o'ct us1s' ana ais" timber, such DIS scanning i,.f.
Montpelier, April IG Islo mum TX;
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Drs. Thaver & Williams

~ entered ilto o-f4rtarr,>hp the practice of
Medicine and Surgery, ~ Noffhseli.
SANfl4 ~. IliANER,
EDWARD n WILLIAMS.
December LIT
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A Safe that is 4 safe.

NE subscriber is agent far the sale Of UENIO, CHE
ny ( cos s.EE'F;S-an article which ha- pass
onas may be by ,he following letter which NAV
>ecn a. my store:
=, FIrcHBUEG, Dec Ilth, lsi1-
Mc>sTs. nguic, Cheney X Co:
"ANrs . Vie safe we bought of YOU 30 t.e ie from
three 10 four huur- aud nearly white gre sar-
ton c the tic. Our Books al perfectly le.ibc ana
w. did rui lose pager that 20 tho and we con-
sdf ourselves ialtuu1f- having valuable an article
Yours respectfully,
J. = :. W. PUTIN M
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For safe by TIMOTHY GROSS :, :.
FIRE ENGINES /!

!. lit IN the most thorough uanner not liable 70 get out
- vt order, aud warranted to do .oo1 ex.e.f,,o
l".''' rhyme from so 90 SO
~" A"- 'fesJr'H lll 20 500
hese are the loconomicaI Enroe tbat ra be- byiit
" l3 i"ueu 80 low that every N;.l1c. Flc,ory.
can AFFORD To purchase protection
" arrln'e,i to be Of power equal any ohcr
c"i"'' and furnished al one F@--th less price
n : G. - j. ID. PADDOCK.
st.Ioba.bs'y ~ 7-tf