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Need We DO more explicis III 60. we would believe
We were addressing those OF whom ths Scripture says
that they have ears and lear MOL that they have eyes
WAsaAer9s STOVE ~. s ;, sss:s:...
subscriber call the attention Of nj. many patron.
and The public Generosity h. very large sna carefully selected
The iausc,Ie cook ,aeu'.l oysa for coal % wood which
very ard eeoaomIss out RsfsIsaess
New VOID heavy durable article or coal or wood.
Black Diamond. for bituminous or anthracite Goals
s s:.sss !. i; ss i:. e; ws ss.s - ,'
1sl.w.,s Cock, e. wood % . 2. coal
raesosaa, ior wood Or coal
Victor compsss. Tor wood coal
h Ms,ssi k s,ss e. y, wo sas q coal
Ktehsn Comp.non, for wood
Boilers Top, Or nine plate, for wood.
tF RANGES.
Invncibe range ovens which, economy oper-
a.os, has not been surpassed
Water back: for ditto.
~, WOOD AIR-TlGHrs. Htf sH@
Home .Isush,, beautiful pa,tern close open
Home alright, ,wo-s,ory, close open iron,
BsiunoIs srlish,
T,s,y . s,.,sss'
Russia iron aiftsbt, and bottom plates &c.
PARLOR COAL STOVES.
t5 L.sobss for a heating "a Two room. a. ,o...
siidias daor Ersnilns, beautiful finish, wood
cSsi Ir.aIaas
II Aliashany coal burner
Star radiator
az Fire King radiator, &C. aaa "a abN#
rhe9 DINING ROOM STOVES lr ,j.r4a ia
1isH Cast oven, cylinder base, for coal
3 Rusa YOnU base for COS 4
so Rns:i. iron. alright for wood
h hsa 4. s ps1sr, f sss ss e. coal
CYLINDER AND CANNON STOVES
Jenny Lind, Flora, Harp Cannon
Ova.es, octagon cannon, bar-roon
5,,ss &C.,: and s'i laas sS1 ,u 1ss stoves. &C.
U 3Ut ENAMELLED PARLOR CRATES.
A large assortment, very northern
plain an. pI ~ Sc b bars "a a s. ~, fra ,,.k
Cylinder brick, 8, 10, IL !, IL, "A, and l6,inch.
HOT AIR FURNACES.
Oh.oa pssn ri, warming and ysnatas to which
gold and silver medals hrs euns at Tie recent principal fairs
This furnace invented by Chlson esq., Boston,
and tho nnal improvements patented November 10Th 1850 There
nj tsu coss % '0'
y s rs o ali. free from The
. red hot powerful Tor hea.
perfect safety against setting building. on FIRE in they are To-
Also, portable floors dwellings,
IApannsd registers, all sizes #v.T.4Iga es
Mblezed and stands, from The saamande
Marble Company si3 Broadway, New York. sias Herring
sdeu consisting OF Egyptian broca'eie verd antique and
limitations.
Coal hods all sizes. 4.
Hollow
Brtgh AM apanucd great variety.
work, such boards,
IT repairing, up short notice
Ia mad order
Goods delivered free Of CHARGE
respectfully solicit call and examination
before purchasing feeling confident
parsed in quality or eheapne'' IN This DH, or yf,niy
Southeast Pennsylvania and llth
Sept 2I-colm
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By J. g. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Pennsylvania
AVENuE AT AUcTioN--on "Wednesday afternoon, sepien
Der 2ist, O'Clock, shalt sell No.
$751; fronting feet
First running back
public niey substantial
brick house and back building twelve
cooking
house. and other convenience requisite tho
comfortable.
The property bulk pur
IL admirably adapted but the floor the
veil suited for hne whilst upper
siEabe fbs . dwelling
Terms One third cash the residue months
fos secured by decd OF and Tide
feet. JAMES q MCGUIRE,
Sept lid Auctioneer.
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VkzH HORSE, by Yonnt edited by g. Skinner;
Mshod Of ansp including breaking
of Horses, r. Bsncher translated from the French
The Hone all Varieties Lawrence.
Msnua Of Pharmacy for Student Of Veterinary
VOL. London.
Practical Treatise Diseases Horse, by w. H.
6poonsr csQ.; vol, London
Knowisoni Complete FArrer Horse Doctor pamphlet.
Horses, hsif Varieties Breeding and Management Health
Disssse, by n. d. Richardson; pamphlet
Pschca Gudc Tra,ng Young Horses Corpossi Major
Robert Turner Royal Horse Guards ! vol, London.
Handbook Of Horssmsnshp by H. Herhberge
Riding, United States Military Academy.
TIE Horse Coz, by r. Briddou ondon
The Gsnemsns Poke, fsrcr showing how your
journey, by y. Tufncii- ~ -
Principles Of for Ladies and NJ
bsnsd uanslatcd from trrnch.
The Hunnsg vicid, Harry Hicovsr IL VOL, London
rr.cucA Hossemanshp. by Harry HeoveI, vol, London.
British snd Book, vol s
Sept 20 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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naughty dsdain by North Amercs, and in wboss bosom
sisSation has BEEN perhaps. already allowed be
trod uCs q through an unisstihable abandonment ia
Need we DO more explicit II 60, We would believe
we were addressing those OF whom ths Scripture say
that they have and hear MOL that they have eyes
and zee not 4e.ff rt f ssal
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ny y. c. MCGUIRE. Auotionee

ny y. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
7 or OF vENEERs AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday afternoon,
u O'Clock, rooms
lot OF rosewood walnut and mahogany
lots 70 suii purchssern. es eltE.
Terms JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
bsps 20-d Aucdonser
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uAlU WA0AEs-Phaon's, Barry's, Lyonh Kshairon, asd
III wssnss hy the dozen retail The trade supp.ed
sept bA-3uf Sale. room under Browns Hotel.
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010SVstovvm Female SeminAry, Georgetown, ID. @.
HD open operation. Of
sssdy 10 thorough and pactsed The principal sspen
sa1s Ell The of stedy
sAsisat ssche Tho seminary
who daughe under
NJ care Aad parental
nsAssus ssd tuition all English e9o per
~ months French, music, dra wing, &c. sxua-
Day paptls from eS 70 eiO per quarter Of IL weeks
Crcutars and catalogues be had application the
cipai
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
Sept le-9swdAcp fstsrl Principal.
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EAEEN's Iak Eraser AID Paper Cleaner for Book
ksspes clerks, and kind OF
- vees far superior article fer the
tneSses1 ABIDE from quaIiucs pencil
scssos ssd leaves the surface Of he paper
49, For sale by COLLINS BOVINE CO.,
lih north Of Pennsylvssis Branch
OF stafioner's Hail. ia and i76 Pear street, N. Y.
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Tor common bars, and Is 15s 80 for rails, free
siderab and leaves off at 55s cash. for good mixed num-
bers at Glasgow.
LARD.-Buyers hold of, expecting lower prices.
LEAD quite firm at f25 los for British pig, and f2s
IIssr1D CAKES dull We quote best New York in bar
rels f1o 5s flo; Boston, in bags, 210 60 49, New
Orleans in casks 80 to IS l5s thick round fs 6s ss
London made. go IS.
O1I-sperm is dearer 4ss 600 is now the quotation
for fine parcels. In common fish nothing doing and
prices remain nominally the Olive keeps firm.
s6s Cd for brown and 3ss. I'd for refined and more
asked for forward Linseed also has become fat and
a2s 3D. is the extreme value for present delivery,
rs. and privately 900 bags have changed hands at
groporonate rates but for 1000 bags low to mid white
above es and the whole were bought in.
SATTnRE has become fiat again, and of 9o3 bags Ben
gal at auction only 300 Sold at 27s 3D. for lbs efrac-
brings 1os Cd EOS. in retail.
sERDs-We quote good Calcutta and Black Sea linseed
51s 5ls. Cd on the spot, for shipments sales
have been made at AS cost freight and Insurance. and
4es delivered floating cagoes near at hand are offered
cutta, with some inquiry fer the continent
SPKLnR.-some sales again reported at f22 los a
gig l6s at which the market left of firm Sheet zinc,
sP1cEs.-of $500 bags black pepper at auction, the
sound portion was Withdrawn above the market value
viz: fair Penang, at 3sd good Batavia, 3Zd, and
Maabar sgd the damaged brought fully pre- rates
1856 packages Jamaica ginger sold from SIS. 1915 for
s at sls s"" 'A '0o with i'' cases good Cochin
SUGAR is in active demand and rather sitter prices
have BEEN paid for strong refining qualities The sales
OF West India for the week have been 1850 hhds with
bags Mauritius Bengal and Madras Of 5000 boxes
yellow Havana at auction, one half sold at 35s AS.
with 500 bags brown Pernams from 80 to 34s. $50
cases Bahia bought in above the value BY private
contract have again experienced active inquiry,
and the following transactions have taken place. viz
cargo of 500 boxes yellow Havana NO 1bH) at 24s.
Cd for near port one Of 2 $50 bags white Pernams,
uninsured at 25s Cd, direct for Trieste: 600 bags
common clayed Manila at 34s. 3D.. 600 boxes yellow
Havana at 35s Cd 37s and 100 cases. 300 bags brown
Bahia, at 1ss lSs 3d. for cargo of new brown Ba-
ha, an offer of EOS. for port has been refused.
Stocks In all the ports Of the continent have be-
reduced and prospects favorable for early float
ing cargoes
TAIIow is quiet again. and AS 3D. AS. 3D.
est closing quotations the spot and AS for new
TA.-The demand has slackened, and common Congon
Is difficult of sale at 10d. 10Itd. Deliveries proceed
favorably.
TN-Prices OF British have been again advanced 81.
this week and we now quote block HIS, bar 1885,
fined 120s but the smelters sti ndisposed 70 ce
Banca has been sold nj 1l0s 3D. straits held ct 11Ss
Tin plates in demand at 27s 3D. for c. COKE and 35s.
for G. charcoal
TuRPESDsE,-Roush is quoted las. Cd. 15s but none
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United States five perscent bonds 1855. .... OF 9S
Do six per cent bonds 1862 .............. 104 los
Do six per cent bonds, 1868. ITO Ill
Do six per cent inscribed stock 1S67-'6S. 1881 l09X
Do six per cent inscribed stock 1852. 103 104
New York State five per cent Stock 1s5S60. 9S 100
Pennsy lvana five per cent stock .......... 81 SO
Do FIVE per cent bonds, 1882. ............ 90 a "a
Massachusetts, five per cent sterling bonds,
1868 ..:............... 1o7ls los
Mary land five per cent sterling bonds e8 a 90
Virginia six per cent inscribed stock 1S57-75 a5 90
Do six per cent bonds 1886. ........... 9sHa g9n
Kentucky six per cent bonds 1868 -. % a eS
Boston city four and a. half per cent sterling
bonds, 1872. .........................10 3 104
Montreal city six per cent bonds 1876 IS a 81
New York city Eve per cent stock, 1s55-70 90 a 81
New Orleans six per cent bonds .......... "a
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad six per
cent mortgage bonds 1850 ........,.. SO 81
Pennsylvania Central six per cent, $780,. 90 100
New York and Erie seven per cent, first
mortgage. 1S68-69 Observation-Disclosures 7 los
Do seven per cent convertible, 1862. ... 81 81
Michigan Central eight per cent convertible,
1890. ,.......................1O los a10s
Seaboard and Roanoakc teveD per cent first
mortgage 1850. Observation-Disclosures. 80 81
There has been very large purchases Of New York
and Erie convertible railway bonds.
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Sweden.

THE KINGS RECOVERY AND GENERAL REJoIcINGS
The 9th ult. was observed at Stockholm as a day
Of rejoicing for the Kings recovery. Banquets were
given by the ministers, and in the evening there was
general Illumination
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Hanover,

A Geographic despatch from Hanover, in the hnde-
pendGnce Beige, says
'The official Gazette publishes royal ordinance, put
ting in force from the 1t OF March next the increased
duties stipulated in the Prusso HanoverAn treaty of
Sept g. 1850 At the time the free port of Har-
bourg suppressed and retroactive duties will be levied
merchandise introduced at the duty force the
9th Feb.n
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Sutherland

THE FEDERAL COUNCIL AND THE TICINo AFFAIR.
From Berne, under date 2lst, we are informed
that the Federal Council Of Switzerland has not yet
come to any decision respecting Ticino. The block
ade of that canton continues There had arrived
nearly $500 Ticinese, who had been expelled from
Lombardy, and 1000 more were expected to arrive.
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THE ESTIMATES QUEEN VICTORIA TO THE EMPEROR
THE NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE NEW
MARKET AT THE TEMPLE-GEsERAL DuBoURG's
LODGINGS OF THE PooR-ARRIvAL OF THE TUsI-
SIAN ENvoY-coSTEMPLATED SAVING IN THE
FOREIGN sERvIcE-coMMERCfAL MISSION TO
MISUNDERSTANDING CHANGEs-MoRR AMSEs-
TIRS-DEATH OF BAYARD-THE FEELING IN PARIS
ON THE TURKISH AFFAIR
The greatest efforts are making at the various
bureaux To reduce the estimates within the limits
necessary TO produce balanced budget. On this
point the Emperor has set his heart and there is no
doubt that the expendtures-on paper, at least
Will be made 10 conform 70 the receipts of the year
The Emperor presided at a Council Of State held
on the 2lst, when the whole subject of finance was
under discussion for some hours The chamber act
apart for the meetings Of the Council il that used for
the same purpose during the time Of Napoleon T.
Queen Victoria has sent 10 the Emperor a repy 70
his letter notifying his marriage The Queens letter
has not been made public, but was undoubtedly
friendly.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Time,
writes thus -" Some American houses have made
purchases Of fashion and luxury TO be exhibited at
the exposition which is being prepared at New York
for the month Of May next. The Partisan manufac
turers however show little inclination 10 send their
produce TO great distance, and II is consequently
supposed that the greater portion Of the French
merchandise which will figure at the exposition in
the United States will be exhibited under the name
OF American merchants. The merchants have sent
large orders, by the last mail from New York, to
Pars, Lyons, and st. Etienne.o
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THE KIN6-DEATH OF THE EX-sOvEREIGN OF REUss
FREE TRADE IN ENGLISH PLATE IRON
rumor scarcely amounting to an assertion, had
vicesproved the rumor to be wholly unfounded.
Prince Henry Reuss, eX-sovereign Of Reuss, Loben-
stein Ebersdor Germany, died on the 17th at Dres-
English plate iron, for ship building is to be ad-
mitted for one year, free of duty, into the Baltic
ports the object being to encourage the building Of
iron steamships at Stettin and Dantzic.
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ADVANCEMENT TO THE GOVERNMENT BY A BANK ON
THE CREDIT OF THE RECEIPTS FROM HAVANA.
The Bank Of San Fernando, Madrid, has agreed to
make an advance to the government of fiftytwo mil
lions OF reals the credit Of the receipts at Havana
in 1874.
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Gus revelations
1t is not little remarkable that this is not the
first occasion on which family from the south of
Scotland has furnished bride to the Bonapartes.
Jerome Bonaparte the only surviving brother of the
great Napoleon, and who lives in Paris, sharing
far in the fortunes OF his nephew, married. In the
United States, Miss Paterson, who was a grand
daughter Of one Robert Paterson better known in
tally" cold Mortality" by some accounts was a
native Of the parish Of Closebum, Dumfriesshire,
though according to Others the parish of Hawick
claims TO be his birthplace At ali events he settled,
before commencing his world known wanderngs,
renovating the tombstones Of the Covenanters, in
Morton, the adjoining parish 10 Cloeeburn, and mar
ried one Elizabeth Gray, who for q considerable
time cook maid in the family Of the Krkpatricks
of Cl0seburn. Old Mortality's wife with her chill
dren settled in Bamacellan, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
and the third son, John, emigrated to America in
l776, and established himself at Baltimore. Jerome
Bonaparte married his daughter. Truly truth is
stranger than fiction.
INTRODUCTION OF THE EMPRESS TO THE TROOPS.
In the London Court Journal of Saturday, the
18th ult., we find the following description OF the
animated scene that took place at Versailles the
9Th
ION Sunday II became known TO those who
never fail TO run after every species OF excitement,
that the Emperor was about TO exhibit the fine regi
ments stationed at Versailles to her Imperial Ma
jesty; in short time the railway carriages upon that
road were eagerly sought and rapidly filled, not
withstanding the day was cold and gloomy. On the
arrival Of the influx, 1t was soon seen that there was
not likely TO bea disappointment for the carabneers,
the Dragons and some infantry regiments were
drawn up in front Of the palace 1t was, however,
nearly three o'clock before the imperial cortege
rived from st. Cloud; the distinguished personages,
whom everybody was anxious to see, left their car
riages and mounted on horseback Immediately.
They enthusiastically cheered; and II there is
any lack IN the expression Of loyalty occasionally in
Paris, u Is amply compensated for by the
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Italy.

Milan letters of February 10th say that the Aus
TRAN authorities, believing that Mazzini was still in
the city, had taken the most rigorous measures to
which were carried to the burial ground to assure
themselves that he was not concealed in one Of them
The inhabitants are forbidden to appear on the bas-
tons after seven o'clock in the evening. Orders
issued to the householders to keep lamp burning
O'Clock in the evening until daylight. In of dis
turbance the householders are TO close their DOORS
and every found in the street is to be treated
concerned in the affay BY order OF the command
rejoicing for the Emperors preservation.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times mentions
rumor but does not know if h be correct, that the
funds in the hands of the revolutionary committee in
America, amounted TO 700 900 francs just preceding
the outbreak at Milan. From another source
it is stated that one part of the plan Of
those who planned the insurrection, was TO seize
the Austrian steamer Radetsky on Lake Maggiore
Groups Of passengers were to have gone ON board
at Polanza lntra, Belgirate, Stresa, Lesa, Aroma,
&c, and to have overpowered the crew and seized
the ship between LOcarno and Mugadino. The cap
tain got hint of the plot and put into Lavano, where
he landed his dangerous guests. The Trieste lei
ung ventures TO say that during the past fortnight
circumstances have come to light which indicate
that at least part Of the population looked with
favorable eye on the insurection and II it had gone
ON favorably would have made common cause with
the insurgents. The number OF SOLDIERS wounded on
the 9th was seventy three, of whom ten have since
died. II is not true that Englishmen were among
the insurgents taken at Milan. The focus of the
conspiracy was at Malghera.
The Parlamento OF Turin, Of the 18th inst, an
nounces that the Minister of Public Works had pre-
scented to the Chamber Of Deputies on the 18th, a
project of law for the establishment Of submarine
electric telegraph between Turin Spezzia, Sardinia
and Corsica. On the same day, the Chamber of De
puties voted the army estimates for 1854 amounting
TO 10, 1870, 900 livres.
From Piedmont, it is stated that NJ. de Azeglo's
mission TO London at this uncture has reference to
the London refugees The Piedmontese government
continue to expel all suspicious characters. The
loan Of two millions would be effected with the house
Of Rothschild, at Paris. Gen. Kalbermaltan, exec
neral Of the vaais troops In the war Of the Sunder
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POrtugal.
MINISTERIAL PREDICAMENT-BAD WEATHER.
The Lisbon Ne,cs, of the 10th, places the Portu-
guese cabinet in precarious state, not only from
lack of support, but from the probable cessation of
diplomatic intercourse with the Brazs, consequent
upon the quarrel with the Brazilian Minister Mr..
Drummond.
The weather along the coast of Portugal has been
very severe the previous fortnight.
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$500 CHALLENGES,

Whatever concerns the health and happiness
OF q people i mt NIL times of the most valuable
Importance. take it for granted that every
rson will do all lleir po~ er, TO save the liy es
OF their children, and that every person will en-
ncafor to promote tlicir own health nj all sacri.
Ices. feel it To be my duty to solcmnly assure
you That Worms, according TO the opinion of
the most celebrated Physicians, are Tie primary
causes of large majority of diseases to which
children and adults are liable; if you have an
appetite continually changeable from one kind
OF food 10 another, Bad Breath, Pain in the Sto-
mach, Picking nt the Nose, Hardness and Full
ness OF the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever,
Iuisc lrreSular-remcmbe that al these dsdott
WoRMs, u you sliuuld ut once apply the remedy
hsObeaaSsAck's Worm SyrVp.
An article founded upon Scientific Principles.
compounded with purely vegetable substances
being perfectly safe wlIrn taken, and eau be
EivtEl to the most lender Infant with decided
beneficial effect, where Bouei C0mpiuints and
DtdrrhGd have made them weak and debilitn,.t
the Tonic properties of my Worm Syrup are
such, that 1t stands without an equal in ic cata
iogne OF medicines, III giving tone and strength
to the Stomach, which makes i, an Infnlnblc
remedy for those afflicted with DyspepSia. the
astonishing cures performed by this Syrup lter
physicians have fa!eI, is tie best evidence ofits
superior efficacy over all others
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Cheap Grocery.

THE Suhscribar having opened a gro
Gerry underneath He Town Hall, designs
keeping constantly on hand, a supply OF
heavy articles, such as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour,
RICE, BUCKWlIEAT, MOLASSE$,
VINEGAR. BACON, LARD, BUTTER,
CHEESE, MACkEREL. SALT, SOAP,
CANDLES, POTATOES, &c. &C.
In fact little Of almost everything that is
good to cat; all Of whic1 will be sold low
for cash, or in exchange for country pro-
ducc. He promises TO attend To his own
business, and hopes by attending strictly
thereto, to receive liberal share of pa
lronaSc. J. NJ. CHANDLER.
March 10Th, 1853 .U-tf
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MMN RMRE MNRM q

thus Is the most difficult Worm to destroy OF
I'll ilint iniest the human system, it grows 10 an
almost Indefinite lcng Ii becusiirig so culed and
instGned 10 the lntcsiincs and Stomach cicctng
iiie health 10 sadly Us 10 cause ST. Vitus Dance,
Fits. &c. that those II filicted seldom ir ev,. :
inspect tiiatit Is Tape Worm llnstening Them to
an early grave In order to destroy this Worm. n
very yenergeuc treatment must be pursued /,
would therefore be proper to take 6 to 5 of my
LAYER l'ilS so as TO remove al! distractions, tia,
the Worm Syrup may act direct upon the Worm.
which must be taken in doses OF = Iubespoon
ius times day, these directions followed
have never been known to fail in curing tile
most obstinate case of Iupc IV,rm. go
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT W. ANDREWS notofies tile
citizens of this, and the adjoining Districts,
that he has rehovcd his. Stables near iAu De-
pot Of the w. e. NJ II. Road, where he is ready
atail tirc-s to take charge ofdiseused Horses
for Il pRoderate charge in all eascs wherethere
5issna cure no pay will be expected. fieSalso
i{,et'tiunes to take Passengers tn and from te
DEPOT, piI, expects shortly. toreeeivesa Se,s
QTnnials for That purpose. Goods he wi haul
tSe old r,is ot . y Cents psf pa ngs and
saiicils lie p0trpnhg ot Tie spsIlplies III
psi. 81 81, i9sa3 ss