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With Hammer iii land,
All Arts [ doth understand.

YEHHE Sntscriber nj The. sign Of The Col
Is .Gela Shoe, has sapcned near The Suann
Hoteltbe busIness'oft Black. g. Guns:nil!iiur. in
all its branclrs. Tnshocing horses and ii ali 9th.
er work of his traIe, lie warrants 10 give fnli
satisfaction. - 49, y -Sil.9 a.
Gunsnlthing is done in an cases fur! caask.@
ISAAC BRANCH.
May9, r Is
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Remember, 10 preserved health. the Isst sspnls
he kept dry, and that tlicg Oits sfb
renders leather water proof and: :d05tf EsiH
rabi,y. Also used 10. Harness and 4 CsaffiSfs
TOPS,
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1l3 Clrarlres ST., n. Orleans.
General Agents Iur the Southern Stales.
Also, sold by JOHN b. CHASE, EdscfirId
e. H.. WAupLAw IL DEaDT, Abhcrillc c. II
J. BARRETT & Co, and HAwLAyp,. R,sLEY 81
CO., Augusta, Gia.. and liAvtLASD. HARRALL
Il Co. and p. NJ. CouEH, Charleston, South
Carolina.
Feb. % " 6
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Owing 10 the great success and Immense
sale Of Dr.. Towhscnl's Su'snparila, a nuns
Der Of men who were formerly our Agents,
have commenced making Sarsa pnrila Ex-
tracts, Elixifs, TBiters, cEx,racts- ofi7Yello~
Dock, &c; Thoy generally sputai.,up lin the
samo shape hottlesfand some :of theLlfhave
stole and copied'iou >adrertisemeo,sj s,hey
are only worlhcss-imitations and should be
avoided. 4;.i 8 = ylsF - gT5s 5eoEy
For sale, in Edgefcld; at the. DRud AND
GENERAL sroRE BY c. L: PENN,
March II, lsl1 ~ 8 Agent,
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A SAFE ana certain cure tor CONSuAlP-
q TlUN OF THE LUNGS, Splitting nI
Blnnd. Coughs, Colds, AsIhnia, Pam i'll tie
Side. Bronchitis, lluoping Cough aud all Pu-
monary Affections.
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Feb. 81
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Alr. 4 l.. srorW.-FIaviuS been afflicted
with a most distressing Cun.h. mill my Lnmss
became affected 10 such = degree that was
continually splitting blood; and hcng under
the care Of al able physician, wiihon, obtaining
any relief until prncared n hottie Of DR.. Rod
gers Livcrworl and Tar which reslolcd me to
health in 4 very slioit time.
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DR.. SpoAn's Sick Headache Remedy.
Why will you suffer with thar distressing
complaint, when n remedy is nt hand that will
not Ehil To cure your This remedy will effec-
tually destroy any attack Of headache. either
nervous or bilious. 1t has cured cases of
,,yuutv ve arc S,,udnn
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FITS! FITS! FITS!

Dr.. Townsend, not having tested bis Sarsa-
pariIla in cases Of Fla, of course never recon-
mcndcd it, ana was surprised 10 receive tha
following (roin an intelligent and respectable
Fa. mcr in Wcslchcstcr county:
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Mystery, Reason and Faith.

The following illustration occurs in a
little essay, written by the Rev. Mr.. Pea
body, of Boston:
"Night comes down over the ship at sea,
and solitary passenger fingers hour after
hour on the deck. The waters plunge
and welter, and glide away beneath the
keel. Above, the sails tower up in the
darkness, almost to the sky, and their
shadow falls as it were burden on the
deck below In the clouded night no star
is to be seen, and as the ship changes her
course the passenger knows not which
way is East, or West, or North, or South.
What island, what sunken rocks may be
on her course--or what that course is, or
where they are, he knows not All around,
to him, is mystery. He bows down in SUBJ
mission to utter ignorance.
"But men of science have read the laws
of the sky; and the next day this passen-
ger beholds the captain looking at clock
and takingnote ofthe pace ofthe sun; and
with the aid of couple of books, comPos-
ed of rules and mathematical tables, maxi
inc calculations. And when he has COM
pleted them he is able to point almost with
in hands breadth, to the place at which,
after unnumbered windings, he has arriv-
ed in the midst of the seas. Storms may
have beat and currents drifted, but he
knows where they are, and the precise
point where, hundred leagues over the
water, lies his native shore. Here is rea-
son appreciating and making use Of the
revelations, if we may so call them, OF
science.
"Night again sits down over the waste
of waters, and the passenger beholds a
single seaman stand at the wheel at watch,
hour after hour, as it vibrates beneath a
lamp, and has his eyes fixed upon little
needle, which points ever, as if it were a
living finger, to the steady pole.
"This man knows nothing ofthe rules Of
navigation-nothing of the courses of the
sky. But reason and experience have
given him faith in the commanding officer
Of the ship-faith in the unering integrity
of the little guide before him. And SO,
without single doubt, he steers his ship
on, according to prescribed direction,
through night and the waves. And that
faith is not disappointed. With the morn
ing sun he beholds, far away, the SUBMITS
of the gray and misty highlands, rising
like cloud on the horizon; and as he
nears them, the hills appear; >and the
light house at the entrance ofthe harbor,
and, sights ofjoyl the spires ofthe church
es and the shining roofs, among which he
strives to detect his own" Asa81 81
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sylum on the soil of the generous English

asylum on the soil of the generous English
people.
As to my poor, my loved and noble
country--must she, too, perish forever!-
Shall she, unaided, abandoned to her fate,
and unavenged, be doomed to annihila-
ton by her tyrants! Will England, once
her hope, not become her consolation?
The political interests of civilized Eu-
rope. so many weighty considerations re-
specting England herself, and chiefly the
maintenance Of the Ottoman empire, are
too intimately bound up with the existence
of Hungary for me to lose all hope. Ny
lord, may God the Almighty for many
years shield you, that you may long pro-
tect the unfortunate, and live to be the
guardian of the rights of freedom and hu-
manity. subscribe myself, with the most
perfect respect and esteem,
l.. KOSSUTH.
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death Of this child it was not supposed
that her Aunt Lynch was dangerously i'll,
she not having the cholera but attacked
with dysentery. But she died the next
day as stated.
On Sunday afternoon, Mr.. Daniel War
rem, very worthy religious man, who has
been much among the cholera patients,
and feeling, perhaps, little moved by
curiosity, called too see the little girl, and
addressed her cheerfully and told her that
she appeared better and would soon be
well, and get out in day or two.
"But Pm going to mother again at A
O'clock" she quietly and softly said.
"When, tomorrow .
"No, to-day"
Mr.. Warren endeavored to turn her at
tenton to hopeful prospects of recovery;
but the little sufferer was fast sinking
away--the death rattle was heard. and
she soon ceased to breathe, her pulse stop
ped, and the fixedness of death was i'm
pressed upon her beautiful countenance.
She was dead!
Mr.. Warren looked at the town clock,
in the distance, from the window. for there
was no clock in the house, and twas 4
o'clock.
While pondering upon, to him the sin
gular co-incidents in this case, and about
half an hour had passed, new signs Of life
appeared, and again the spirit ofthe sweet
Girl returned. She asked for water and
said she was tired, and sunk away into a
quiet sleep.
Since then she has been gradually re-
covering, bu, her elder sister, who watch
ed her so tenderly, and who would so will.
lingly have accompanied her blessed
mother in Heaven, was the next day taken
with the cholera and the following day
died and was buried.
The father of this girl is ignorant, yet
fine specimen Of pure warm heart,
with all the unsophisticated simplicity and
truthfulness of nature. He is poor. He
had large family; and he says that for
the whole season he had but two pounds
of butter in his house, and they had only
had meat but twice. They had lived al
most wholly upon bread and tea.
'There were many of them,' he said,
"and his own hands must earn their living,
and by prudence barrel of flour would
last them four weeks, and he must do
what he could for himself, and the children,
and they all were quite happy.
The little boys had by their labor pick
ed up the boards out of which his dwell
ling had been constructed, and he hoped
after while to have it all of their own
Perhaps more united, loving and con-
tented family, where all were willing to do
and suffer for each other, cannot be found.
Such are the simple facts in the case,
which we leave for the present without
comment or attempted explanation.
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BALLOON BATTERIEs.-It seems 10 be the
serious intention ofthe Government OF Aus
tria to try the effect of eriel warfare upon
the rebellious cities ofthe empire. Exper-
iments are being made here to test the
practicabiity of bombarding towns from
the air, and the balloon practice is said to
answer perfectly. Some hundreds of bal
looms are already in process Of compile.
tion,-London' Chronicle. -
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Gone are thy GIories, Summer!

q '~ SAAJ ~ASAAoSy '~eA'AAAoA
ail Gone are thy glories, Summer! p,
L But hast thou fled alone? glee,
=, Have none, when in their household
Missed one familiar tone?
- Is there no vacant seat beside
,aa The bright and blazing hearth!
Have no young, gentle spirits passed,
From our abodes on earth?
Thy answer, Summer, we'll | know
asl Thou'lt whisper, more than one,
With eye of light, and step Of glee,
Down to the tomb hath gone!
~ Thou'lt tell me, stern, relentless death,
Thou hast no power to stay;
That beauty, pride and loveliness,
10 go Alike become his prey
'r Yes, they have passed, o Summer,
w Like thy fowrets' whispered tones,
And Autumn winds their graves o'er-
s5I With many sighs & means. sweep
But memory DER the bleeding heart
Ie" Her vigils sad shall keep,
'i And Summers breath must ever wake
~. A strange, fond wish to weep.
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Is published every Saturday morning
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the fifteenth day Of July last, lsuaday morning oow
" ing, our enue mail was stolen om the Post Once
e Ihs ss Were received usual and placed N our
Of the box BY Of the cerks who csrrsd ~ win
the postagc due tied them into replaced
delivery. Neat ssae. II a once
clear that bold and daring robbery within he
walls OF Post ONCE, and under those empoyed
there R special request we Ieainsd nom taking
the hands Of the Post Office Department. has eiapssd
and the Department without clue robbery We
public following contcns Of Inc
letters far aceIiained, and offer reward Of Fss
Dollars for the detection o the thief and
proporonae part thereof for the amount recoveTeds
In letter from Medca spies Co, dassd Baltimore, July H.
l649-
Virginia bank aoses AZ SKIES q 200
District Columbia small notes. liz
In letter from purvs Cover, came dste-- F sg .
district Columbia bank notes
Check Tbos. Parker, q. T.. Parker 20
Drai H. o. Mudd, Jourdan w. Mauy, u this place,
dated July a. i64g, at four mouths. l0B
In letter from Dre1e Coz Ph,aslphis, July y, ls4e
In letter from Ihos u. Bocock, Appomatox, var-- s. -
Land Warrant No. issued 70 Robert A. Richsrd.on,
There were other letters but 90 M We they contained
nothing of value. 4E1 X w. LATHAM 4 co.
Aug 2f-eodlm
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HE Eighth open Monday October l. day
the Petaai attendance OF all the students 10 requested The
duties q The classes are promptly recomnenced and i'm
poant mat MI their members old should take their places
the opening q The session The academca extends om the
August and In the College all the usual classes under
full Of professors have for been pursuing
collegiate studies
colleges the North Al
atng class received their acadenicaI degrees.
In the Grammar School, which immediately adoins the College,
the preparatory clnsses
under the supervision Of College pupils
enter the institution early age their
course Of study under the direction until they aduae The
mercantile department embraces those partial members Of the
Or classes who may be preparing for the count
other professional e Such
all the privileges and advantages q their sus
utng In place Of the classical stude
cessary preparation for business -Hfa
French study without all
In addition French, the will
without charge, Cerman other modern language
The location OF the College perfectly healtfu
villages
young Moral religious chief design OF
sttuion. \ Il.
The charge, covering all academca domestic expenses
S25 The College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student. WA
All the departments under the immediate supervision of the
undersigned whom application be made of the
Register, for further nforaon well for the admission
Of pupils. JOHN b. KERFOOT Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of 81 James, r. O., Maryland
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United states P.t.n. once.

nv peton Asa burgess Baldwin, Washing
Connecticut praying patent granted
said Burgess and BALDWIN clover machines for
from the expiration OF said patent which takes place
the ION day Of October, iet9--
said petition heard Once
~ O'Clock
notified 20 appear and show they have why
n peition ought granted
Ordered also, published the Intesencer
Republic Union, Washington North Gaxete
Philadelphia Telegraph, Haui-burg Tribune, New York
Rocheseri Couran Hartford Auas, Cincinnati Journal, Co
ptevoss The seventeenth day Of september
THOMAS EWBANK,
80 Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps-Edou Of the above papers will please copy and
bills me Patent once, win containing us notice.
July l5-law3w l.
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dftorney at Law and Land AID Gesoak Agest Mineral
Point, Wisconsin,
WILL attend faithfully and promptly con1ded
Nv him. Having been for several Register Office
Mineral Point he peculiar for the
ton of land agency business.
He permitted refer
Hon. HENRY DoDaE, United States Senate.
RICHARD NJ YousG, late Commissioner of the General Land
Office
JUSTIN BUTTERFIRLp, the General
Once E4
T. HARTLEY CRAwroRD, United States Judge.
/" A. x. PARRIs, Second Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Aug u-2aw3ws ~.
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JOSEPH T. COLLINS. President Nv
Isaac ABBATr, Secretary. te
CHARLEs DE- ssLDss No II Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, Agent
w Jomssros, M. D., opposite City Post Once, 7h street.
Pamphlets explanatory principles operations Of the com
pany can be had on application at the Agents Office
Sept6 VIZ Ttfaa t4
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GENERAL House Furnishing Dry Good. warsroor.

GENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods wareroom.
VI cLAGETT DoDsoN would most respectfully inform all
house, have
hied and prepared Their for The reception Of much more
line been
this city G. D. viii be absent for few days o
purpose making their purchases and would respectfully desire
pretes and
choose rom their They will have In
snperb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels, Brussels
Three ply superhne Ingram, ow-priced do
Damask twilled and plain Venetian Carpetng
Tceee win everything and good which may be needed In
their line Aug 1S-t2w2awif
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CARD.

THE undersigned, late Of the Pension Once, having for the last
years employed
said oee particularly revolutionary and being
peenced details thereof public
In claims general government
will attend also TO other buxne connected with other de-
partments Washington
him promptly
faithfully executed. All letters must be post paid ~
THOMAS LUMPK1N,
Agency Once
w Asnrseros CRY, d. c., August 9, 1919.
Aug. l2-lmeod ".
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.<nS-A The steamer oscEoLA win, on Saturday, the I'm
3<k&<<s July, makngtwo trips the
place. leaving Washington every Wednesday and Saturday
O'Clock Returning, leave Norfolk every Monday and Thur
ouch and reurnins rpey Point od Point
River, and the usual landings the fotomnc.
Pes.agedand fare % Norfolk. ..........s........a.8
July 7--dd JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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uaimOfe CoHego OF bontai SurgerysesshOn I649-'0O.
iE regular of lectures this on
Il the last Monday of November will
The Mechanical and Dssectng opened
Monday OF October.
FACULTY. sf
Eieazar Pamiy, M. d., Provost.
Chapin A. Harris A. M, NJ Principles Puc-
uce Dental surgery. t.ss
Thomas e. Bond A. NJ, NJ D., Professor Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
w. X Handy M. d. Professor Anatomy Physiology
Mechanical Dentistry
Philip Austen, NJ D., Demonstration Mechanical Dent
istry and Lecturer Dental Chemistry.
The College contains the ample provision practical
ieiion having two large and commodious rooms,
necessary appliances As mechanical workshops nrma, sup
piled daily with operate
museum containing thousands Of pathological
variety, and two lecture rooms.
Tickets for course si0 dissection ticket (option) Sio;
sep6-cowsm W. n. HANDY, Dean.
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" Court Of The United States, and rcud the Prosecution
claims srains The governments Addrss wsahlspess DC
Mar. o-0 r.
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
t>E HOUSE.

lewis HANFoRD, Nos. asa 254, 25s ass Pearl street.
between Fulton and Brling sp New York.
hand the largest Of CLOTHING United States
adapted 10 all markets. In the Shirts
keep endless variety Also the extensive manufacturers
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS in world PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, OF nil kinds
Catalogues of stock by mal Orders promptly filed
LEWIS q hANfORD,
Nos. asa, 2o4, 256, and 25s Pearl ST., Wy.
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Concord Academy.
THE session Of this Institution win commence the lst Of 90
tober. 49,
r. WIN. COLEMAN, A. M, Principal.
# LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN y. M.
RRFERENcKs. ef
Hon. John Y. Mason;s lf 'f ls 1afiast
DR.. T. r. Scott. speaker Of the Senate Of virginiai
Thomas j. Randolph, esq, Albemare,
DIR. Armstead Cook Portsmouth
Robert G. stanad, esq, kiciimondj
Vim. H. Harrison, esq. Prince George
WIN. II. ,fuyioe, esq., Mount Airy;
Richard Baylor, ESQ., Essexs +
Andrew Hunter, esq.,s Jeherson
Clayton G. Coleman, esq., Louisa
John Tnbb, esq - Gloucester e9E 7sisEa,
VIM. H. Roy, esq., Gloucosser;a TX
Hon. Robert M. r. Hunter EasexJ
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, ID. D., Bishop Of Alabama,
Hon. Thomas n. Bayiy M C.;
Judge Daniel Coleman, Aiabamaj itpgf ~ n4.tt
Hon. James A. Seldom M. O.; .r#.sif
Gen. Bernard Peyton,s Richmond; t-
Hon. James M. Mason Frederick;
Rev WIN. Friend, Port Royal; t t
John X. Bryan, esq, Gloucester;
Thomas =. Gholson, Petersburgs
Miers w. Fisher, esq,s Norihampson;
John w. Tyler, esq., Wauenton
George r. Wilkins, esq,s Northampton, ;.
Francis 4. Rves, esq, Petersburg. ~
who either have had present have wards
members OF the Institution.
Sep. 2-d tfntei] it+t tts
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EDITED BIZ
HomAs RIT0HIE = EDMUND BURKE.

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suffering with toolhache, be cured In minute
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This valuable belongs almost exclusively
l The following are mentioned;
including The persons employed By in manufacturing, BY using
Whe.ers Teabeny Tooth Wash Il s Immediate and
remedy ,ootache and the teeth gums, and noul,
l Es.JohNsoN.
mas peen suisa = ons minute py Wheeer Teabe
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Those persons VINO may pc troubled by soreness Of The gums will
and Wheees TeabsIry Tooth WASH most elecaai remedy
condition, and p.sss,ys ,ls@ u hsaii
and gums and Io.nd !at although before is
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In nil cases of soness OF the rs ever, m. N,
have been insecure and loose n be c,ns n e css NH, ~
made Of the soine The gums ana the oosenes Of the
h, the eulnn hayiup become sodsd nna cnnact AMI M ,a
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Christopher GTnmmer.
Attornsy and Counssiior at Lap,
HAVING removed the Pennsylvania Avenue,
ii tween AZ and 9th he will continue Practise
Courts OF the District before the De
partnenis and the Board OF Commissioners
Aug l2--eod2m F53t ssfr
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Tickets S20-hnives $40 quarters $5-Eighhs 90 So
Certificates OF packages OF IS whole tickets, $3.50 90
DO do % half 'l30
raEs& do do % quarters 65 90
DO do Is eighth do ~ SO -
tickets the
above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
who order from ~ = \
Address J.& O. MAURY, Agents.
Aug ~ Alexandria Virginia.
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July Report or the Mutual Life Company
y New York Office No IS Wall street.
Net accumulated fund August ls49, exceeding Se72 000
This Institution, during OF August hundred
and nineteen new policies, viz:
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s the petition of Asa Burgess and Herman Baldwin q Washing
praying fof the extension of granted
Baldwin Cor In clover machines
yea erpaon u said patent, which takes
the 10Th day of October, les-
odered that me ssid petition be heard q he Patent Once on
September ~ ocock and all
persons nouhed appear and show cause they have,
why said petition ought not "a he granted.
Ordered ao that prhshed IN The fneirencer
Rspub and Union wa-hnr,sn cay North American and Ca
Ieue, Telegraph, arbnrE Tribune New fofk
Advese Rocbe<icr Hartford Ass, Cincinnati; Jour
coiubus Herald Ceveiand once week fof three success
previous the
THOMAS EwBANk,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Pc Editors Of above papers will please copy, and send their
ht 70 me Pasen once, with containing this notice
July e-law5w