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PRINCES LINNEAN BOTANIC garden
AND NURSERIES,

Flushing, Long Island, (neor Vsic RnkJ
r. PRINCE & co.'s New "
w scriptive Catalogues Of Fruit and 0mamHf
al Trees and Plants, (34th editon,) with puss
much below those usually charged, and comFs4
of above 500 select varieties Of fruits y
] 200 varieties Of ornamental trees, shrubs 81
roses, not in any other American nursery, will v
sent to every post paid applicant. The cost o. Y
complete ever published. "a
Also, Princes Treatise on Fruits, 20 co. ana
the Vine, 81 so; and on Roses, so cents !,
Orders will be executed in superior manner ~
forwarded as ordered.
WIN. r. PRINCE GO
Flushing, October, l845. lNovt
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NEW MUsIC-JUsT RECEIVED.

WM. FISCHER, Pennsylvania avenue, tw,
wv doors east of 18th street, has Just receive,
the following new music, which will be sold at re
duced price;
The pirates chorus composed by Bale
Woman's heart: by Balfe
The little voice; by Neukomm
AZ morn upon the beach stood; by Benedict
The parting, favorite Scotch ballad: by Hodson
The absent: music by g. T. Smith
When slumber's pnons DER me play: by Bale
Are We almost therei music by F. Vane
u is better TO laugh than be sighing by Donizett
Masonic ode by Thomas Power, esq.
Let no thought of care Cypress thee from Norma
The voices OF home; music by N. J. Sporle
The angels wing: by Saml. Lored
Let us love one another by Dempster
Poor Adele: by Neukomm
wife wanted: by John Parry
The May-queen, Nos |, g and 3: by Dempster
The charming young man: by w. Binfed
When this enchantment behold: by Bale
The wounded horseman, by J. Green.
Nov. 4
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BIZ fl. Green, Auctioneer.

DICKLES, BRANDY-FRUITS, CHINA,
i GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE, II
AucrioN,--On Wednesday, the 5th instant, Dbl
sell at my auction-room, Concert-Hal, Todd
Buildings, near Browns Hotel, at 4 o'clock, p. m
40 dozen Jars pickles, of various kinds. ] af
merate, in part, mangocs, peaches. cucumkA
&c. l IA
Also, 6 dozen catsup, 2 dozen brandy pcachal /
The above is from one Of the most cekbnH
in Baltimore, and will bssoka
lots to suit purchasers.
Also, India China dinner set Of l29 pieces
Several fine China tea sets, Of various pattern
40 granite China tea and coffee sets
Several stone China tea sets, flowing bW
100 sets cups and saucers, various patterns
100 white granite Chinn pitchers
Also, large lot Of glass ware, tumblers, Fisv
dishes, &c.
Please be punctual to the time.
A. GREEN,
Nov. 3--1 Auctionsu
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THE MORMoNS.
The last Missouri Reporter saws:


A circular has been addressed by the "counc Of
twelve" to the Mormons throughout the United
States, relative TO the contemplated removal from
Nauvoo to some point west Of the Rocky noun
tans. II is urged the saints TO sell their proper
ty for horses, mules &c.--such articles as win be
aerviceable on the journey, and in their distant
homes
William Smith, the "patriarch," has also issued
q proclamation to the saints scattered throughout
the United States, warning them against the tyran-
ny, corruption, and Righteousness Of Brigham
Young and his associates, and counseling them to
remain where they are, until general conference
can be held. He claims the right TO speak for the
prophets family, md accusing Young of usurpa-
ton and the commission of great crimes, in order to
control the church and fleece the faithful He de-
nounces the contemplated removal to the Pacific as
scheme which will benefit Young and his associates,
but ruin those who follow them. He is now in St.
Louis, and says he left Nauvoo for fear Of losing
his life through the agency Of Brigham Young,
whose power there is absolute, and who has band
of desperadoes at his service, ready to assassnate
him or any other person whom he may order to be
destroyed. He does not object to the withdrawal
Of Young and his conductors, to whom he imputes
the offences which have been committed, and which
have excited popular indignation.
The policy Of the "patriarch" is t6 rest Mormon
ism foundation similar to that Of christian de-
nominations; having the saints scattered throughout
the country, and living with the rest of the COM
munity on terms of equality instead of settling in
large bodies as at Nauvoo The Smith family, with
the mother Of the prophet will not go with Young
to California That expedition is considered as de-
signed solely to perpetuate the power of Young,
whilst all difficulties with the other citizens OF
northern Illinois can be adjusted with less evil to
tile Mormons by pursuing the course suggested by
the patriarch" who is opposed to all of the secret
acts Righteousness, and ..spiriual-wife" system OF
the present leaders of Nauvos. For denouncing
the humbuggery of Young, his life has been threat.
ened, and he wishes to those who are honest
from the destructive and selfish measures of the
president of the council"
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n RoCERIEs-NEW ARRIvAL.-We al
" this day opening

n ROCERlES-NEW ARRlVAL-We are
VI this day opening
hhds Porto Rico sugar
l6 bags Brazil do
0boxes and barrels loaf, crushed, and powder
cd sugar
Old Java, Laguyra, and Maracaibo cof1ees
Fresh teas ofevery kind, some very superior
500 gallons best bleached winter oil
20 boxes sperm candles
Porto Rico and Orleans molasses
500 gallons pure cider vinegar
25 boxes western cheese
Is dozen corn brooms
Market baskets and mats
Brushes of various kinds
Also, just IN STORE
40 barrels -four, family and extra
2h kegs rancid lard, suitable for lamps
10000 choice brands cigars and chewing tobacco
Luken's buckwheat and Glades butter
Bacon hams, herrings, mackere, and shad
With all kinds Of fresh groceries 10 be found in a
family grocery, which we will SELL either wholesale
or retail, at small advances
LEWIS g. HOLLAND.
Nov.
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p FRANCE q CO., old-established prize sell
IL lers, four doors west Of Browns hotel, WASH
ington city,
Wednesday--Clas No. 264
70 numbers--l4 drawn. .
Capital prize s20,0OO--lO of 81, 900, &c.
Tickets S5-Halves 50 5O-Quarters Al 25.
A choice selection of tickets always for sale.
~ All kinds of uncurrent money purchased at
purchased, Oci lad
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debt, would he getting lid ofthis last for nothing
Il California were coded for the English
debt, the creditors might be formed into company,
with the difference that they should have sort Of
sovereignty over the territory, some,cha IN the
ner cfihs East India Company"
remain, very faithfully yours,
G. CUSHING.
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s. L. LEWIS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, cENTnEyiLLE, VIRGINIA,
Continues the practice Of his profsza,on 10 the
various courts. He regards the report that he
Is about to change his residence as somewhat fabu-
lous. Any business, therefore, 10 the line of his
profession, shall receive prompt efficient and salts
factory attention
Aug. l4--d3mif
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Il is temper which creates the bliss Of home, or
destroys its comforts. II is not in the collision Of
intellect that domestic peace loves TO nestle Her
home is in the forbearing nature; IN Che yielding
spiri,; in the calm pleasures Of mild disposition,
anxious TO give and receive happiness.
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A PAMPHLET WANTED.--A gentleman
IA who wishes to see the pamphlet Of Lieutenant
Colonel Hitchcock, on mesmerism, will thank any
one who has copy to send Ii to the counter Of the
aUnion, Office for few days. Il is not TO be OBJ
tanned of the Washington booksellers.
Oct. g.
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Willis says that the ladies Of Paris arc in the
common practice Of wearing "Welington boots''
with high heels. We had heard Of the cigars, but
the boots are new adoption.
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A BARGAIN.--Apair Of young gray horses and
"A buggy for sale at Majors livery stable
Oct 27--3teod
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II ECTURES ON CHEMISTRY
IL Of chemical lectures, by Profssso. rass r,,
Columbian Medical College, will comm,s -
Wednesday, the 9Th instant, at 5 ?. M.
on Wednesdays and Saturdays at me s ~
until the LIST Of March. Citizens wishing
the course, viii please apply TO Professor r's
Nov. ST.
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WoRTHINGTON G. SNETHEN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
IE,.il,ri., N n

Practises in the courts Of the District, and prof-
ecutes before Congress and the several Departments
Of the government all manner Of claims against the
United States, &c, &c.
Nov. 3, l9i5-lY
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VERY VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCilyin
On Wednesday, the 18th instant, a. ns~
four o'clock p. M, we shall sell, on inc
lots Nos. 8 and 9, in square No. 255' In
front on 18th street and Pennsylvania aven ~.
will be subdivided 30 as to make two los n ~.
twenty-five feet each on 18th street, sno IN
twenty-five feet two inches fronting rennsIr 81
avenue, Immediately south and opposi'e'h'
lin engine.hou I'D
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase w
in CASH the balance in equal instalmens a. ii
twelve months, for notes satisfactorily secu''''
ing interest. m
Nov. l-..aSds Aucioneef' J
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the money accompany IT,
UTThose desiring complete copies Of IL. Ca.
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their names previous to the first day Of DetsuSu
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Other letters directed TO us, with the postage d,
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@-Newspapers throughout the COUNT,
who have published our first prospects,
by publishing the above until December |
will receive in return both the Congresnm
al Union and .Appendir. Other papers pub
fishing this prospectus until the meeting Il
Congress, will receive the CongrssnMd
Union during the session.
RICHIE s. HESS, \
Washington, October 6, ls45.
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OF THE
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&c. &c. &c. "a
Tickets $l0--halves S5-quarters Y ~ ~
Manages.
Next door east National Hotel, Washington |
Nov. 3-diftd
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Drawn numbers Of the
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
No. AZ.

No. 40.
Drawn November l, 1845.
81, 4s, "a, 40, 40, IS, - &c. 80, a. ~ ~
On Wednesday,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY n
CAPITALS:
S20,000-$5, 0o0--S2, 500 ,OSS-
10 prizes o. 81, 600, &c, &C. :, !,
Tickets $5-Halves ~ O-Quar'ers " "
On Saturday, Nov. s, a
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
NJ 40
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MI EDICAL DEPARTMENT OF The ~
1E lumbar COLLEGE,-The rsgalMu
of lectures in this institution will con'ne"s IN
Monday, November 3, OF IL o'clock, a. NJ III
time an introductory lecture will be de'l''''
Professor May. :, = Nan
Nov. T.
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The other articles are not particularly important
TO the subject ofinquiry.
III. On the Ist of June, 1889, an act was passed
by the Mexican Congress, which
!. Approves the above agreement made with the
holders Of Mexican bonds on the l4th September,
1887;
2 Grants one year for the proposed conversion
of the foreign debt;
4. Requires the executive to take heed that mo
lands %, ne frontier shall be granted to the subjects Of
the border Siaes, in the event of any bonds falling
into their hands which they may be DESTROYS Of ex-
changing for lands," Gel
6. Enjoins shat the lands be 30 divided among
the emigrans, as to prevent their too great concen-
tration on one point they therefore to be loca-
ted nj some distance from each other and aa near TO
our towns may be convenient"
Nv. On the 29th July, 1889, there was issued by
the President ad interim Of the Mexican republic,
(Santa Ana,) an order in council, Of "a articles,
which regulate in detail the issue Of the bonds,
and especially those Of the first class, for which
certain portion of the custom-house revenues were
speciaIv pledged but this order in council does moi
materially affect the present object.
Please to observe that the hypothecation Of lO0-
100000 Of acres of land in California, Texas, Chi
huahua, New Mexico, and Sonora, is permanent
until the whole debt be paid and the right Of oca
ting the deferred bonds in California Texas Chihua
hua, and New Mexico, also continues until these
are paid il being condition inserted in the bonds.
sublon an extract from an English work or
California, published in 1899, which bears upon the
general subject:
"This (he transfer Of California to the English
crsditors) would be wise measure on the part Of
Mexico, il the government could be brought 10 lay
aside the vanity Of retaining large possessions. The
cession Of such disioned part of the republic as
California would be an advantage. In no car
il ever be profitable TO the Mexican republic, MOI
can II possibly remain united 10 u for amy length q
time. Therefore, by giving mp this territory tor h'
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HARD TIMES.
GREAT BARGAINS
AND NO .MIST.AKE.
Fall g. Winter Goods

FENHE subscribers are now receiving at their
4 stores at kaurertown and Toms Brook
a full supply of Fall and Winter Goods, Just
from IL e northern market. They have every
article of substantial use, usually kept in a
country store, such as
Cloths Of every description, cassinetts, cass
meres, and other goods, satin, cashmere. me.
rino, and other vestings; alpacas at from 2s
Oh. to IS 9d, calicoes ginghams, bomba-
zines, hollands. barage and cambrics, mus
Inns, black 1t. Grape, silks for dresses, ladies
gloves and mitts latest fashion, men's gloves,
of different kinds, nets, edgings and iser-
tings, laces, shawls of various kinds, red.
white, and canton fannels, checks, cap and
bonnet ribbons brown and bleached cottons,
A wide, at and 10 cents; cotton yarn at
IS. & IS. 3D.; candle wick ,bonnets, hats caps,
shoes. boots, nails, steel-together with, hard.
ware, queensware, dyestuffs, &c. Rio coffee
at 10 and IL IL cents, sugar very low, and
other things in proportion.
The public are invited to call at their es-
Establishments and examine their goods They
are determined to sell low to suit the hard
times, and lower than ever before offered.
They return their thanks to their friends
for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to them, and will endeavor to merit contin.
uance of the same.
tt HELLER & BROTHER
October 10 1914
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AARON E. JAMES,
Patent Bee-House
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform
d the public that he. deaf and dumb
man, has invented new and useful improve.
ment in the BEE HOUSE, for which he has
obtained letters patent of the z. S. Govern
ment at Washington. Competent judges pro-
nounce this improvement to be highly useful,
and we'll calculated to retain bees, and there.
by secure that most delicious product of their
labor, HoNEr. He will shortly visit the citi
zens of the Valley with model of his impro
we'd House. for the purpose of selling to those
who may be desirouse of securing it, the
right for constructing which will be sold on
good terms. A. T.. JAMES
Staunton, Va, Aug. 80, 1844-om*3
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DIR. THOMPSON'S
UTERINE TRUSS.

IT is the opinion Of all the principal profes
= sors of medicine in the United States. who
have given their testimony, that DR.. IKomp
sons Patent apparatus for the cure Of Prolap
sus and other diseases. :" possesses superiolTatI
vantages over any other apparatus of the kind
ever presented to the public. Their cer,if
Gates to that effect can be seen by calling or
the undersigned at his store in W oodstock.
These Trusses have been examined by Dir.
Irwin, DR. Magruder, & DR.. Wunder, and they
concur with the above sentiments-that it is
the most easy, safe, and certain remedy for
those diseases it processes to cure, ever inyen-
ted.-They can be had at my store. Those
who stand in need of an article of this kind,
would do well to make immediate application.
JOHN G. SCHAuTT
WOODSTOCK, July 90 184S-Y
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bottomed settees, Isounded thealarm,
by shouting
"Murder! boats sinking! hurrah!
help!"
Off tumbled the Irishman and YAM
kee-splash-dash! founder and ex-
clamation!
"Holy Virgin! what's this''' enquir-
ed Pat.
"Cre-a-tion and the de!ugen' shou-
ted Jonathan. IN
"Good gwaeious!'' piped in the dan
dy.
Down hoped the tenants of the
shelves, like bodies in family vault al
the general rising-up again they hop
ped, as light as spirits and twice as
natural, the instant their pedal extrem-
tiles touched the acoter.
"Take it cool, gentlemen" shouted
Westerner,f from top berth-"lhese
are the canal ertras."
A lady, at this moment, parted, Inc
curtains of their cabin-the Emeraider
with true galIantry seized her IN ms
arms, with shout of "Rlscue the Ia
dies!" and bore her out on deck
Jonathan, not to be outdone by tor
eigner stood ready for the second, bu
her weight (only 300 lbs put stun
per on his gallantry. Yankee lngenul'
ty, however, overcame the difliculty;bJ
making a bridge Of the cane settees, th'
ladies were safely conducted from thel
watery quarters.
1t was funny scene on deck, tina
night, and little ceremony was observ'
ed in making toilet. None, howeve
seemed to take the matter seriously, bu
the dandy-he had lost all his beautify
ing essentials, in the confusion; ant
was almost frightened to death at hi:
hair breadth 'scape. Jonathan was OF
fering him some crumbs of comfort, t.
induce him to make purchase for hi
future safety. =
"I'll tell you what, nsister,'' say:
Jonathan, "jest buy one of my everlas'
TIM no-drownin' dry andwater-life
presarvers, and when you git it .fred
right it'll keep you so dry you'll have
to sprinkle yourselfto stick together.-
/ ESt. Louis Reveille.
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en- e sn e , a9py e s1s a to- a5ov.
GRIND So. so tciN entifle the subscriber to q
copy Of '..Sears' Bible History
or Any person procuring five subscribers
to the aboyefwork. for one year.and RENTING
the money (slo) free Of expense to the pub
lisher shall receive the two copies of Bible
Biography. or two Of the Wonders Of the
World, or one Of each, or one copy of"Sears
New and Complete History of the Bible 6
vols. in one,) which sells for three dollars. =
An. person procuring Three Subscribers, and
renting So. (free of expense,) shall be en-
titled to tive copies Of 'sBible Biography
"Wonders Of the World" or "Guide tt
knowledge" dec. 5--12t
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& cos CONCENTRAI
Compound Fluid Extract Of . 4
NAR.CApAR1TTA

For the cure of Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism
General Debility. Cutaneous Diseases, let
ter, Liver Affections, Biles from an impure
habit of body, alterations of the Troat and
Legs, Pains and Swelling of the Bones, and
all diseases arising from ali impure state Of
the blood, exposures and imprudencies in
life, excessive use Of mercury, &c.
The greet popularity of Sarsaparilla, and its
established efficacy, lender it superfuous to
enter into any encomium on its virtues, or adj.
due any evidence in its favor. The Sarsapa.
rilla is warranted positively as good as any 9th
err that can be mace at one dollar, ct just half
the price Of those so much advertised, and as
strong and in as large bottles. Price SO cents
for sale by John c KERN, Woodstock.
Feb. '45--y
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COOKS, GREAT RAT KILLERS.


We take the following from the A.
merican Agriculturist. If the writer is
correct, Grimalkin's occupation s
gone" that's certain =. ~
could recommend nothing better in
the place of Mr.. Afflick's cats, that a
good lot ofpet coons. They are much
preferable to cats, to kill, eat, and drive
away rats. They can stand any climate
without being subject to commissions.
Coons are the bestremedy to keep rats
away of any thing | have yet heard of.
l viii insure Mr.. Affllck after he has a
coon or two on his place few days,
there will not be rat about the diggans.
| can say this by experience, for we
were nearly devoured by rats until we
got coons. can now say there is not
rat on the place. If Mr.: A. shonld
want any of the tribe, 1 could spare a
pair, as I have dozen on hand.
R. H. HENDR1cKsoN.
Middletown, Ohio.
e0
You measure me by the rod,' said a
school-boy to his master.
Yes, and by the foot, too,' was the
reply, accompanied by movement
that raised him at least an inch.
There is nothing purer than honesty
-nothngssweeter than charity-noth-
ing warmer than love-nothing richer
than wisdom-rothing brighter than
virtue-and nothing more steadfastthan
faith. These united in one mind, form
the purest-the sweetest-the richest
the brightest, and the most steadfast
HAPPINESS. m yT
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5j NEW GOODS.

IA MYERS has just received supply of
Lilo Summer Goods from Baltimord. efnbra!!
cling latest style calicoes, muslins, banlbazines,
and other articles for the ladies; handkcrchiefs,
shawls, bobinets, ribbons, laces and edgings,
hoisiery, gloves, shoes, Sc &C., which will
be disposed of upon accommodating terms As
heretofore, country produce viii be taken in
exchange for goods at the market price, He
is thankful for the liberal patronage that has
been bestowed upon his establishment the past
season, and is determined to merit continuance
of it, by selling goods cheap.
july Is. 1874. - r. f .-.
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SAVE YOUR SOAP SUBS.

There is scarcely plant that is not
benefited by watering with soap suds.
1t furnishes nutritive matter as well as
moisture-keeps off insects, and pro-
notes rapid growth. The Garde-
ner's Chronicle states, that while there
has been great failure in the cabbage
and eauliflowergardens generally,t those
watered with soap suds have produced
plants of the finest quality, and entire
ly escaped the injuries inflicted by in
sects upon others.