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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY :.

Coal ALMANAcs. We were to have had a
very cold winter. What has become OF 1t!
We we're assured that the woodehuckS or some
fellows of that sort had laid up an uncommon
store of provender-an lntalh0le sign or Sc
we're and long winter. Moreover, the dlggers
in the soil discovered that all the worms had
gone to an unusual depth, and the hunters
found that the wintering birds were never so
thickly feathered. All this seemed to be the
admonition Of Providence to man, warning
him to lay in particularly large quantity OF
coal early in the season, when the price was
high. and the admonitions seem to have come
by way of the coal companies Offices !-Ne,o
York Herald.
THE winter has, indeed, been mild, so far,
but it is not yet over.
The PopE.-The London News Of Dcccm-
Der 18th, says:
"A private letter, dated the Stb, from a
visitor to Rome, who w0s lately favored with
a private audience at tho Vatican, describes
the Pope as looking much worn and iatigued'
but his energy adds the writer. is wonder
full, and be is in great spirits in spite OF anxiety
and age.' 1t is really wonderful to think OF
the bodily and mental abors which this fine
and venerable old man, approaching his eigh.
tt6CH year, Is uuuet&oluS d1 Iuis tiiuo. ~ ihoSt
need all the enthusiasm of an ardent faith, and
all the energy of fixed purpose, to bear him
I'D through the incessant ceremonies, audiences,
consultations, religious functions, and caros of
temporal government, which are now multi
piled hundred-fold by the presence of the
General Council"
BALL IN THE HEAD.-At the battle Of the
Wilderness, May, 1864, John B. Smith,
Fourth Maine infantry, was struck by a
Mimic ball directly over the bridge Of the nose,
It went tearing through the bones of the face
smashed the bony case of tho left ear at the
base of the brain, and lodged somewhere iu
the back OF the skull. He was picked W
as dead, but partially recovered, and last week
DR.. Sanger, OF Bangor, advised Oft The position
of the intruder by the swelling Of the tissues
at the back of the ear, cut down through the
critical region behind the left ear and extract
ed bullet imbedded in the bones OF the
skull two inches from the outer sur lace
Though retaining its conical shape, it had
been strangely battered and hacked in its pas
sage through the bone.
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BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT
- j. p CLARkH'S

DEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT
u j. p. CLARkH'S
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
No. 1913 King street
Just received from the Importers and pub
fishers tho lnrgcat and mort beautiful asaort-
mnnt OF
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CHKOM0S,
ever offered in this market, II very handsome
ornament for pnrlor, Dining Room or Hall,
and beautiful IlOL1DA \ Mt so!oct
cd with great caro-.
An elegant assortHnnt of very desirable
CHRISTMAS PRESkETS,
something new. Call and eco them. They
will bo sold ut the lowest prices doc II
IDsi. l.. GRlGti,
MERCHANT TAILOR
no. . SOUTH ROYAL STREET,
Has Just racoivcI u good limo nf
CLOTHS,
CAASIM EKES,
and VESTI NGS,
for gentemen'e Wear, to which he invites at
tention. Get Aft
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU.
COUNTY.-Pursuant TO decree Of tho Cir
cult Court OF Loudoun county, ut its October
torn, 1863, in the cause of Odon ct al. vs.. Lynn.
trustee, &c wo will proceed to soil, to the
highest bidder, at public auction, on SATUR X
DAY, the 9th day of February, 1870, in II on!
of the store Of Moasrs. Laws " Hutchinson. IN
Allir, Luudoun county, Va, the TRACT or
AND owned by James $. Odcn. and by him
heretofore conveyed by decd of tru,t t" Thos
Lnthnrn's Trustee, lying ON tho "Carolins"
roul, in Prince William county. about miles
from Aldo, adjoining tho lands of Beverly,
Hutchinson, Joseph Taylor, Il. 7. holland and
others, and containing 300 acres. 1t is good ar
able land has omit plenty OF wator and tim,
Der, and vol adapted to grazing and the grown
of cereals.
TERMS Ono. tenth cash on the day of sale,
and tho residue in equal instalments At one Ani
two years from tho day Of sale; the deferred
instalmant; 10 be sccurml by bonds. bearing
interest from day 81 anlo Snle to commanr" al
1lm j. VIM. FOSTER
b. T. holland.
commissioners u Sale
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n u ST b. : > A j. II
Bv virtue of dcod of trust executed by =.
A. MurstelAr, on tho 18th Of February 1857,
and of record in tho Clerks office of Prince
William County Court. tho undersigned Will, on
MONDAY. tho 9TH day of February, That DhihR
Court day ut the front door of tho Court il",lse
Of Prince William county, nller for sale ior
snid dcch :" trust, c"ntaihg about IltkhE
UUNDkED ACkEa. This land lio3 ne"I
Greenwich, in snt county,
nRl il good land.
SIZZLING rs Trustees, 1 will convoy only such
title u; i vn4Lnd in mo n such. which Is belloV
W " ETPA HUNTON, Trustee.
Prince VIM CO.. doc 3l-cots
IOMM iSHIONE K'H SALE.By virtue of
" tho decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, rendered. ut June term, 1869. in tho
suit of kincheloe vs.. Hickey, tho undersigned,
highest bidder, at public auction, on MON
DAY, tho 18th day of January 1870, Court day,
in front Of tho door of the Court House of Fair
fax county, The following LOTS or PA KCELS
OF LAND:
LIST. All that LOT or PARCEL or LAND
allotted to tho estate Of Susan Kincho!oe in the
division Of her father, tho lato Cornelius Kin.
chnlon This land lies on Bull run, south Of
tho rnirond, and contains 50 acroa.
ID = that lot in said division assigned to
Mary Kinchclon, continuing 5S acres. This lot
lies noar Clifton station, on said railroad and ls
mostly in timber, rendering 1t valuable. FIAT
exhibited at sale.
TERMS-Onc-tcnth Of tho purchase money
in hand as deposit, linblo to be forfeited and
tho lamd rcsnld ut the risk of tho purchaser
tho residue in three equal instruments, payable
ut six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter.
rst from Che day Of SALE to ba secured by the
bonds of the purchaser, "nd the title retained
Unti the Inst payment is made Stamps and
cunvcyancing ut tho cost Of tho purchaser.
TICS. MOORE, Com. of Sale.
Fairfax CO., dec 17-lawts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
y BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY.-Pursuant to IL decree of the Cir
cut Court of Fairfax county Va, rendered at
its November term, 1869, in tho suit Of Loren
~ D. Butts VS.. Hunt ct nl., the undersigned,
Commissioners therein named, will sell, ut pub
lie auction, on MONDAY, tho 18th day of
January, 1860, that being Court day, at Fair
fax Court House, tho TRACT OF LAND upon
which tho said l.. d. Butts now resides, lying
near Vienna station, on tho Alexandria, Lou
d0un and Hampshire Railroad, containing lOJ
acres, more or less
This land is Of good quality is we'll watorod,
and has sufficient quantity Of fine tim Der upon
IT, The improvements consist OF deslra- EHsA
bic DWELLING HOUSE, Barn and .assa
other out buildings, together with peach and
apple orchard.
TERMS-Ono tenth cash; tho residue in
three equal instalmants at &. II and 10 months,
with interest; the deferred payments to BIO Sc
cured by tho notes of the purchaser, and reten-
ton of the title till tho last payment is made i;
the land liable to BIO rcsold and the cash pay
mont forfeited upon thefailure of tho purchaser
to complete his title. q. w. HUNTT,
THOS. K. LOVE.
M -. BALL
Fairfax co., dec l8-2aw4w CONS. of Sale
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

- FOR RENT-A commodious thrse story
H= BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, situated
at the intersection Of Prince and Patrick sts.,
lately occupied by Edgar Snowden, jr. The
house is new and in complete order, with gas,
water cold and warm baths; also laundry
and stable.
dec % JOHN II. bKENT.
go FOR SALE OR RENT-Tho HOUSE at
Ea Battery Rodgers, known rs tho SUTLER
SHOP. Apply ut FRED. RECkERS,
dec IA l46 King street.
"a WE HAVE several nice HOUSES FOR
&RENT. BECK, KNOX & KERRY,
dec 1l-2w No 81 King street.
FOR RENT-The STORE, No. 900 King
81 street Apply at 1G7 King street
nov 16 COOK u CREIGHTON.
PROFESSIONAL.
A G. TABER,
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
For Alexandria county, Virginia.
Oflco with Brawner s. Co., ~ North Fairfax
stroot, between King street and the
Mansion House, Alex
andria, Virginia
Surveying Civil Engineering, Draughtlng,
&C., executed with accuracy and dispatch.
nov 2-tf
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rN LIZ u siV 4 r. !: S A j h

Lnnduun co., Va, jan l-oo''
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DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST,
ID bearing date on tho ~ day Of May, 1859,
of record in tho Alexandria county land re-
cords, liber n, No. :, page 5M executed by
William Burley to James Burlcy, tho under
signed. who WAS, by IN order Of the Circuit
Court Of Alexandria county, Va, made at the
November term. 1869, cf said Court. substituted
as Trustee in said deed of trust. in tho place OF
tho said James Burley, who has died since tho
execution OF the said doed of trust, will expose
to sale. ut public auction. in front of the May
or's Office in the city of Alexandria, Virginia
on SATURDAY, tho 18th of January, 1870, Al
II o'clock H.. d LOT OF GROUND ON tht
west side of Fairfax street, between Princes
and Oronoko, in tho said city of Alexandria, il
front on Fairfax street 20 feet and in depth q
feet Said lot is Immediately opposite the do
not of tho A IT, ~ II. K. K. Terms cash
CHARLES Z. STU ART,
ian d-Guts Substituted trustee.
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Fairfax co., doc l8-2aw4w CONS. of Sal
PROPERTY FOR SALE IN
V RApPAHANNOCK CO. VA.

Y RAPPAHANNOCK CO., VA.
For sale, tho property known rs tho GER
MANY MILLS, situated about two miles
from tho town Of Flint Hill, in RappahannOck
county on tho graded road leading from the
town Of Front Royal u Culpepey o. House.
Attached to the mill ARC EIGHTEEN ACRES
Of good productive bottom land. Tho mill is
construc;od with two water wheels, each of eight
cen feet diameter, with necessary machinery
for manufacturing flour and grinding all other
grains and plaster. Tho strnam is an excelIont
one, scarcely over failing to afford water to
drive The mill, which is in n iino whoat growing
region, ard within about eight mlos OF
the Manassas Clap Railroad and Of easy access
from MI directions. 1t is n good location for
manufacturing Wool, and in tho hands of An
onterprisin capitalist can be made a very val
liable property. Mr.. Alexander Cary, who lo-
sides in Flint Hill or tho subscriber, in Wash
incton, will receive offers end show tho proper
ty JOHN JET.
Washington. Kapr Coz, Va. dec 2t-eolm
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Middeburg, Va, dec l7-eots
Loesburg Mirror and Warrenton Index copy.
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AUCTION SALES.
pRICK DWELLING AT AUCTION

We.will offer. by public auction, in front Of
the Mayors office. in this city, on SATCR-
DAY. the 9Th day Of January. 1870, that de-
sirabe, two-story BRICK DWELLING E.sS
on the west side of Water street. between .lsSa
late Nathaniel Goodhand. The house contains
6 rooms, besides Kitchen pantry, summer
kitchen, &c; large yard, good cellar, and gas
through tho house. Persons wishing t" cxam-
inc tho premises, will find tho key at our office
GREEN s. WISE,
Real Estate Agents and Auctrs.,
ION 6-td Mansion House Building
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

FOR SALE GU A P
A largo lot Of CANNED PEACHES and
BLACKBEKRlES.
Every can warranted, and will BIO oponnd for
the purchaser if desired.
The old cans will be bought again.
E. II. GARRISON,
dec 10 l3 South Royal st.
nor THE OuIDAYS.
All kinds of
CAKE PANS.
CAKE CUTTKRS
PIE PLATES,
JELLY CAKE
BAKERS. &c, ut
f. ii. CLARkSON'S,
dec 10 13 South Royal st
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AUCTION SALES.
NV Green u Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST,
D dated January 3. 1865, executed by a. Mo-
ran and vito. and duly recorded, the undor-
signed. Trustee therein named, will on
THURSDAY, tho Sd day of February next,
exsndria, Virginia. ciler for sale. by public
auction, the following property, VIZ: a LOT
OF GROUND in said city. with BRICK xssh
STORE and DWELLING thereon, be- IT'LL
ginning on the south sido Of King st. 1O feet to
the westward of Fairfax street. 20 feet front
and 90 feet doep, and occupied by a. Moran:
The said property will bo sold 10 pay debt Of
5000 md what interest may have accrued, So
curn1 by said decd to Mrs. Margaret j. Bald
win Terms cash
GEORGE w. BRENT,
inn E--t1 Trustea
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PROMPT TREATMENT
To Render Existence Desirable.

II you are suffering have suffered, from in
voluntary discharges, what effect does II produce
upon your general health? DO you feel weak,
debiiitaied. easily tired? Does little extra cx-
erton produce palpitation Of the heart? Does
your liver, urinary organs. your kidneys frc-
quently get out Of order? Il your urine somc-
times thick, milky or Goeky or II It ropy set
Ting? Or does u thick scum rise to the top? Or
Ia sediment at the bottom after it has stood
awhile? DO you have spells Of short breathing
or dyspepsia? Are your bowels cons:ipascd /:
Do you have spells Of fnintiDg, rusbes of blood
to the head? Is your memory impaired Il
your mind constantly dwelling this subject:
DO you feel dull, listicss, moping, tired Of
pnny, of life De you wish 10 be left alone. o.
gel sway from everybody? Docs any little thing
make you start or jump? Il your slecp broken
restless? Il the lusirc Of your eye brilliant:
The bloom on your cheek as bright? DO you pur-
sue your business with the same energy! Do
you fcei much confidence in yourself! Are
your spirits dull and tagging. given TO fits o.
melancholy? II 40 do not lay it 10 your liver oi
dyspepsia. Have you resiless nigbtsy Your
back weak. your knees weak, and have but Iitts
appetite. and you attribute this te dyspepsia, OF
liver complaint?
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THE BARRIERS PoLE.-Hundfeds of
people there are who do not understand
why The barber uses the red striped pole.
1t originated from the fact that, some
centuries ago, it was customary for bar
bers to bleed people, and the pole, with
alternate winding stripes Of white
and red, represented the bandage of the
phieb0tomized victim In the course of
time the apothecary excelled the barber
as blood letter; but the old sign Of the
craft was retained by the latter after the
function which gave it significance had
ceased.
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that those bold. defiant. energetic. Tersererins
successful business men, always those whose
gencTatiye organs are in perfect health?
You never bear Eueh men complain OF being
melancholy. Of nervousness. or paiptaiion Of th'
heart. They are never afraid they cannot sue
eerd In business, they don't become sad and dis
eouFaged; they arc always polite and pleasant il
the company Of ladies, and look you and then
right in the fsec-none Of your aowncaxt looks OF
other meannsss aboEt Them. I do not mean tho-s
who keep the organs inflated by runuing to sx
cess. These viii not only
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A wise old darkey in the southern
part of Kentucky came to his old master
the day. before the late election, and said
he: MARS John, / wants to vote the
Democratic ticket. The fac is I think
de niggers ought to split up anyhow. If
we votes Democratic, the Radicals say we
is uDgratefnl, an then the League fines
us five dollars an warns us. If we votes
Radical, de Ku KIux'll git us shore. I
wants to divide like, SO as to make de in
trust OBJ both parties to rreat us kim and
friendly" That darkey is statesman
and philosopher.
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WILLIAM wEIGHTMAS,

Firm of Powers Z Wcightman. Manufactur-
ing Chemists. Ninth and Brown Streets.
PhiladeIphia.
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NOW, READER,

self abuse, veuerea diseases badly cured, and sex
uai eIeesses, all capable Of producing weak
Of the generatiTe organs. The organs Of
generation. when in perfect health.
MAKE TIE MAN.
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RUIN THEIR CONSTITUTIONS,

bu, also those they do business sith or foT.
How irany men, from badly cured diseases.
from the elects Of scifabase aud excesses,
have brought about that s,a,e Of weakness in
those organs that has reduced the general sys-
TEN 50 much as to induce almost every other dis
eass-
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ADvERTISE SEMEN rs.

TO PHYSICIANS.
New YoRK. August 18th, 1868.
Allow me to call attention to my PREPARA-
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The component parts arc BUcHu, Loxa LEAr,
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MoDE oy PnEpARArioS.-Buohu in vaeuo
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cubebs extracted by displacement with spirits
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cOtor. 1t is plan. that emits its fragrance; the
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Mine is the color Of ingredients. The Buchu in
my preparation predominatcs; the smallest quan.
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have the knowledge of the ingredients and the
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Hoping that you will favor 10 with trial, and
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With feeling Of confidence,
an. very respectfully,
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Chemist and Druggist of 10 Years Experience.
From the Largest Manufacturing Chemists in
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NOVEMBER 1, 1854.
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character and enterprise
WILLIAM wEIGHTMAS,
Firm Of Powers Z Wcightman, Manufactur-
iag Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets.
PhiladeIphia.
seakness arising from iadisereiion. The exhaust
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NOVEMBER 1, 1854.

az am acquainted with Mr.. ii. T. Helmbold !;
dence, and was successful in conducting the busi-
ness where others had not been equally 50 before
him. have been favorabIy impressed with his
character and ente-Drisa
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IDlOcY,
lUNkcY,
PARALYSIS

spinal affections. sucide. and almost every other
form of disease which humanity is heir to. and
the real cause of the trouble scarcely ever sus-
pee cd and have dociorcd for all but the right
ona.
Diseases of these organs require the use of 4
Diurctie.
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Retail Price, SO Cents per Eox.
Address all communications to
w. w. oGLEsBY,
Corvallis. Benton Co., Oregon.
REFERENCES:

EXPERIENCES:
We the undcrsigued, citizens Of Corvallis and
vicinity, having known DIR. W. w. og esby for q
number Of years, and believing him 10 be mn hon
orabe and worthy citizen. would recommend 10
the public the Doctors Oregon Bois, Of Giead
Saire, possessing transeendapt healing quail
ties
DIR. T. J. RIGHT. JOHN BURNETT,
THoS. cAUTHoRg, p. AVERY.
+. ). MATTHEWS, sAML !. SIMPSON,
NJ. H. BELL, JOSEPH EMERY,
L. H0LGATE, A. CAUTH0RN,
II. FINLEY. n. p. BRIGGS,
J. S. KENDALL, A. n. LOCKE,
w. II. JOHNSON, J. II. UPTON,
G. d. HOWARD, J. cRfss.
T. II. p WERS, l.. L. H0RNING,
II. McvEATCH, j. s. PALMER.
Il. s. sTRAHAN. JAMES ID. FOUNTAIN,
W. j. ROBERTSON. GEO. w. JOHNSON.
Z. ALLEN, Druggist, L. WOODWARD, Drg'st.
sep2vGn3yt
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[From the Largest Manufacturing Chemists in
the World.l
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-15

the French people to the most miserable CON
dition. He may fail in this, however; for the
very means he uses to that end may arouse
the heroism of the nation and consolidate the
republic. Why, after all, need there be so
much fear of French republic2 There is no
more conservative government in the world
than that OF the United States or of Switzer-
land. The French of the present day are more
instructed in the matter Of government than
their ancestors. They have been taught by
long and sad experience to appreciate liberal
institutions, and under a republic now they
may become blessing to Europe as we'll as
peaceful and prosperous among themselves.
Let them have a chance. They are among
the most advanced civilized nations of the
world, and to attempt to destroy them would
be an outrage, and must react fearfully upon
their implacable enemies. Let the French
follow the example of the great American re-
public, and assimilate their institutions as
much as possible to ours, and then they may
establish a lasting republican government.
There is no reason why such q government
should not be the means of securing the peace
of Europe, as well as its progress in liberty
and civilization
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PnIADELrHrA, october 8, 1870.

PHILADELPH1A, october 8, 1870.
A erecial meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Philadelphia aud Trenton Railroad Company will be
held at the Office OF the said Company in the city Of
Philadelphia, at ~ O'Clock noon Of TUESDAY,
October 25. 1870, 20 take into consideration
ceptance Of an act OF Assembly OF the Common
wealth OF PENNSYLVANIA entitled "An Act to Entitle
the Stockholders Of any Railroad Company incorpo-
rated by this Commonwealth. accepting this act TO
vote for each share OF Stock" approved May 90
1865; and also to take into consideration an accep-
tanee OF an act OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsyl-
vania, entitled IAN Act authorizing corporations 70
increase their bonded obligations and capital stock
approved December 20, 1869. f-E fr@g
BY order Of the Board OF Directors OF the Philadel
phia and Trenton Railroad Company.
+. ii. WHITE
10 lot Assistant Secretary.
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nSSEn HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
is pleasant in taste and odor, free from all in
furious properties, aad immediate in Its
I action. C' $3.50 10l7W