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Il il the latest and mat eieciusl medicine for purifying the syL
TEN. and relieving the tufennss attendani upon childbirth ever
Uncovered II strengthens both the mother and the child, prevents
pain and disease. iDereaIes and enrehes the God thnae who have
used H. think Il il Indispensable. Il IL highly useful both before
and after cnn6nsmsnt - II prevents diseases attendant upon child
hirh-Ln Costirsn-a' Piles, CranP, Swelling Of the Feet pes-
pondency. Heartburn, Vomiting. Pain In the Back and LoinI
False Pains HenouGAgs, and In regulating the seeretions and
equaIIing tho circulation, IL has 10 equal The great beauty Of
this medicine II, it Is always safe, AID the most delicate uSe il
mot successfully. very lew cases rrquire any other medicine.
IN some = Irle Castor OIL, or MEgSesia 10 useful Exercise in
the open Nil, and Light food with tbs medieins. will always
secure . safe and eAry confinement
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GIRLS, READ THIS.

Ynu who have pale eOnplsxions. dull e. es. blotehes on the face
Ongh Skin or fecklet AMI are ont Of spirhs," use q bottle OF
two nG Dr. S. ? TOwnssnds sansparlla II will cleanse YOU
blood, remove ue freekles and blotches, and give you animation
sparkling eyes. 6ne spirits, beautiful complexion-all of which arr
Of immense value 10 unmarried ladies' Thousands and thousand
OF females who were wasted BY disease, and DARK about the eyes
are now in the enjoyment OF excellent health. BY using thu
remedy.
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CURE o A FoUNDERED HoRsE.-The
following method for the cure of a founder.
ed horse, was furnished BY Mr.. Peabody to
the, Columbia Mil Democrat:
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S. C. TALBOT.

Louisiana. July soth, 1s50.-3m.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23
Splitting Blood.

Dp. S !. To~NsESD-I verify believe your Sass psrila has beeI
the means. through Providence. Of saving my life have tr
several years had q bad Cough II became worse AMI worse. A
last raised large quantities Of blood, had night sweats, and VA
greatly debiltatrd and reduced and dad not expect TO live.
have only used your sarEsparnla a short time, and there has
wonderful change been wrought in me. am now able to vai
all over the city ! raise 40 blood. and my cough has Loft me
You can well imagine that am thankful for these results
Your obedient servant,
WA RIISSEI. As cathennest
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

B!Gekrslrs hisaG Sept Il, lss7.
Dk S. P. ToWSsESD-Dear Sir: ] have suffered terribly Er nine
years with the ltheUmaism Considerable OF the time I could no,
eat, sleep or walk ] had tho utmost distressing pains, and my
limbs were terribly swollen. ! have used four bottles OF your
sarsaPaullA, and they have done me moe than one thousand
dollars worth Of good, an 80 much better-indeed I am entirely
relieved. You are at liberty TO use this for the benefit Of the
afflicted
YOUR respectlIlly IANES cIINNING9
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-02
Return Of the Pope.

The last arrivals from Europe brought
the information that the Pope intended to
return TO Rome at Easter. But under
what circumstances will he return! Will
he be restored to all the powers, civil and
ecclesiastical, of which he was dlvested
bv the revolution ! or will the French
oovernmen, restrict his authority TO eccle-
siastical matters, continuing to rule the
CITY bv the French army stationed there
Il seems to us that his Holiness will be
nlaced in an awkward situation on his re-
turn to Rome. If the French army be
continued there, he will be only nomnalIy
the head of the Roman government Tor
France will dictate all measures. If the
French army be Withdrawn, he vii! be IN
danger of encoun,ering another insnrrec-
ton among his subjects, who desire 10
a !opt more republican system OF gov
eminent. 1t is doubtful whether they
can be induced to voluntarily sanction the
resumption of his former authority; and
we therefore suspect, that it will not be
considered expedient TO remove thetrench
armv from Rome. 1t is possible that
France may insist on certain measure
Of freedom being granted to the people
and that the Pope may yield. Something
Of this kind must be done, or Rome con-
.inne to be governed by foreign force
i, is not surprising that the French ar
nv is unpopular in Rome. 1t came to
deprive the people of their recently &C.
nuired Liberties, and has treated them with
ha,shness and cruelty. In every respect
Rome has been dealt with as conquered
CITY. the French ccmmaRder substituting
his edic,s for the laws, and shooting the
;nbabi,ants for offences against such edlcts'
The people Of Rome are reduced TO the
most abject slavery. and are entirely al
the mercy Of the French troops. They
cauno, make their condition worse by &C.
.en,;np any terms which may be offered
by the Pope. .oepouo
in a manner strangely inconsistent with
Le, professions. She overthrow the gov
ernmen, of Louis Philippe to give liberty
and equality to the French people. She
asserted that the people had an inherent
RIGHT to establish system OF government
fo5 themselves, and encouraged other ma
ions to follow her example--aRd yet
when the Romans recognized their gov
eminent and enlarged The powers OF the
masses France sent her toops TO conquer
the republicans of Rome, and subject them
70 dssnotic and odieus lule--aRnihilating
At one blow. all the Liberties which they
possessed. Such hss been the conduct OF
,bs -f,kesrxsesea Fssrch Ressblie-a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-02

What helps the believers in Websw,,.
innocence mostly is, the evidence tia,
Parkman was seen late on the Friday ,r.
,erneoR. Bu, if | may be allowed 10 er.
press my own opinion it is that this eyn
dence rs intrinsically worthless, whateve,
effect it might have upon the Jury. |
have beenaH along determined, in high de
gree BY WebsseF's own demeanor,a demea.
ner I cannot think likely TO be that Of a
man consciously innocent Of such crime.
To believe as he did, even upon The hy.
poIhesis of his innocence, in shelving SO
little real concern in the loss Of man
with whom he had been on terFas the
most friendly and intimate, Of itself would
convict him of heartlessness wellnigh
'inhuman.
am unable TO say what disposition
will be made Of Mr.. Calhoun's body, but
tue Editor Of the Charleston Mercury in.
forms me that the body will be enclosed
in metallic coffin until Mrs. Calhoun's
wishes have been made known. He
thinks that the body will be taken to
South Carolina, without doubt Mr..
Senator Butler will announce his death i'll
the Senate to-day, and Mr.. Venable Of
North Carolina in The House. The COM
pliment paid to the latter gentleman in
this matter, was accorded on account of
his steady devotion to Mr.. CalhOun's
views and policy.
l. being tine to close must stop. H.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-02

PaoFEssoa WEBsrER.-We learn from
The ROssoa Nail that during the recess oil
the Risl on Saturday afternoon. Mrs
WeAser and two GAngAaers made Visit
10 his seA, whsss they rezafnsd 40 W
two A0ars- l. IS sad they bear up win
ersas esaAaess amber tae teErIble VISTA
Ter. sAzs Axas Silsn uehn thfrasr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-02

Republic tina. boasts Of its free and alOeral
principles. and ye. ex,inguishes freedom
wherever it has the Pewer.--6da''nere
Clipper.
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les Sabr pirb mob 5ur 1rauer3eit 8erebs
net uno rpenn iie wdbreno oeneIben einen
Wann 9efunoen bat, nit relbem iie in
Nsrbinoune treten nil, 70 oarf oies Of
fentlidb nlir erff nab Gerlauf oiefes brit.
ten Sabres, B. b. i'm pierten Sabre nab
oem 1ooe ibres friberen Mannes 9eibe=
ben. 60 rob nno un9eiittet oieie Sniel=
bewobnsr fib lonif audi su benebmen
pResen, 70 rpabt Die 6fentli6e Meinun9
unter ibnen bob ifren9 auf 8eobabtun9
bieIer Sitts, BON pelber Feline 8ittpe
Itb leibt uneeifroft entfernen wiroe.
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breBer gebensperluf. - pripats Srisfe
bon Scnifantinrpsl sntbaltsn fclasnbe Ratb.
bt:-9ss @apitdnspafbab's Scbif BON 100
Sancnsn, welhes i'm eolonsn 6crn Dor Nnfsr
lag, erplcoirte um 10 llbr am W2cratn oes %.
Oetobsrs, tno aus elmer Wannfbaft BON 700
an Sore, fofsn nur 10 nit bsm esbsn oapcns
9sfcmmsn ien.
Derba flung Pine8 6oupern6rs.- Der
tapfrs @snsraI 0uitman, elmer bon pof's
Sonnta9s: Der iib i'm msrlfanifbsn
Srie9s ourb llnpiGsnbsit i'm Wilitdrbisnife
ausssibnste unb fpdter ale Gcupern6r ponOeifs
iiffppi srmdblt wuree, iff nun iuisbsr in bsises
9Da0sr 9sratbsn uno mag iib pobl in arcss>
rsr 9srls9enbeit tefinbsn wis bamals ale sr
ben Qauferaben aufnsrfen lief. Ssfanntlid,
war Der @snsral bsr SbsiInabme an Qcps, grs
petition 9s9sn bic Snfsl Cuba, anasflaat. Gin
Correspondent bes baltimore clipper iiberfanbs
ts ben Ssrausssbsrn poriss Botbs fclaenesn
Ssribt BON mafbinston: /:
"Sb b6rte am Sonnta9s, bss II. Hcbenis
Der, pOn bsr bsffsn autoritdt, bas Der Yrtli.
bent bic 8srbaftuns bee Scupsrn6rS 0utman
bscrosrt babe, unb oas ct fir Jocdpsrratb Der,
bort rpsrbsn rpirb, rpsesn sbsilnabms unb qiss
krun9 BON Wafsn aus csm StaatSs2lrfsnale
ron MifGiNPpj an @sn. eoP'S iur erpsSiton
9sssn CUBA"
Sirfd,jaao. -9as Yottspas emporium
fa9t, oas eints Sasss in Der porlsstsn @cbe
elm Joirft, Den srpei fIsine l6un6s aus ben
Bergen 9strisbsn batten, gang srmattst auf bic
Sausrei bss Jorn. peter Ssisinesr fam, an bst
Sountain Sprins, am Ssntsr Surnpsf, stipa
! 12 Wsilsn obsrbalb pottspiQs, 100 tr ponSsrau
Ssisin9sr ssfsbsn wuros rpeldbs bn NIT sinsn
prissl tcotfblus.
Slutiaer Uufrubr.-llntsr ben eiriIber
Nrbsitsrn an Der @bartserS @iitnbabn, stmn
l3 Wsilsn untsrbnlb Yittsbur9, par am pors
lsstsn Wonta9 Nabmltta9 tin blutieer Nufs
rubr ausastrchsn. Tiinf obsr feds fclIsn bas
bs umssfommsn tsin. Der Sbsriif BON aase'
bsnp btsab fid init 5wei Sonpasnien Militdt
nat benz Ylass, um ben aufrubr su bdmpfen
Kaffebr Don 6elojasern.-Dis Slus'
tpanbsrsr nab galifcrnsn fabren fort in Mafs
is Suriid;ufommsn. Die Dampfb6ts Obo unit
@rsesnt @itp, rpslbs BON Gba9rss in Oe. Vorf
anfamsn, brabtsn jsoss $50. Die Yafffie
pddbe Sba9rsS am 11tsn psrlise fir 6apana
unb gesu ORLEANS, bate ibsr 700 pafIa9iere,
200 ibsr ibr 0uantum. 2lm psrtsn Sage bet
Nsifs roar br propiant unb RnfItr srfttpfi
unb bic sanss Menss srbslt 70 fbmale Rcif,
ons fie bsinabe psrbunssrt am l6. su 6apana
anfam. Sn gbagres sparsn nod hber 1000
panaeisrs bic auf Gslsesnbeit ,partsfsn.I
propbe3eibuns elmer pef in GnSlano.
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unsIid auf Der bn-Srhb ain
Sonntds Wlor9en perIor Elm Wonn. beiIsn @amen
mir ni6t erfabren fonnen, itin 9ebcn auf Der @iea-
babn, ourb baS 3uIammennoBeu bon 5tpel qotomO-
tIbcn. @dbere GinYIbeiten iinb uns ni6t betannt
Gin &nabe gamens ---- 9ietrid geretb am
Sonntdg Na6mitta9 inter einen Sarrenau9 auf bcl
Giienbabn unb berIor babur6 einen Su6
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Se!bf morb Gin Wann. stanlens George
StriesIer, besins am Iebten Mittipob SeIbi1mcrb
intem er fb In Der S6euer bes Srn. Sorrp, in 8o-
mcIsborf crbdnste Gr mar etipa 40 Sabr alt UNI
bsm srunte iebr er9eben. Dapio Stca6, Giq., bieli
einen Snquef lber bic 2ebe uub Der Gusipru6 tcr
SurD Iautete ben llmitdnben genldb
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A9er gSiseraGe 8ee6asgtsr,
Neabimg, Den 8. Secembcr 1850,

J. PIERCE, Esq, at his Office, Cd. story Bull
etin Building, Philadelphia, is one ofour Agents
and duly authorized to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for this paper.
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yepSlferuns pon einiaen Staoten u
Eleden in Dennfulpanien.

Nabfsbsnps Isabelle III Der bisfissn Gazette
pom porlsstsn gamffass entIsbnt unb sntbdlt
cine rbtiss @ngabs pom Ger 0Olfsjabl In ben
BARN anseesbenen Stdctsn unb @tdbtbsn in
pennfplpanisn, nab Der lsshn 3dblune. Bc
ss mcslib par 1T aub bic 1Olfs;abl BON 1910
uno bic 3unabms wdbrsnb ben 10 Sabrsn ans
9s9sbsn,
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GNte SIpcfc, wsIbs lQr. P.5. Dep'
Ian fur bic bisfss fatbOIifbe STRIDE ssfauft
bat, mirp am Mittwob (morssn) Rabmttas
um Q llbr Der @smsinos ibsrssben ,psrbsn.-
Die @smsnes uno bas publifum ibsrbaupt,
fnb abtuneapou sinesIaosn, fib bel Der Cts
lsasnbsit an Der STRIDE siniufinbsn.
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Sie gSplfSsGbluno.

SoIscnbe Scri6te bon Der 8oliS5dblun9 in va
Ellington unb 9iftrift Saunfbip perbanfen mir I'M.
fern Sreunbe Soiepb 8utterped .6ebiIfS. WlarI6au
Bafbinston Saunffip:
9abI Der mdnnIiden ginpobner sos
fpeibIiden $50
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&eue NnIeibe,-@On @oibin9ton ipiro &C.
fdreben, tab Der S6abietrctdr i'm Sesrff febt cine
bebeutenbe SuidbIibe anIeibc aubnnebmen um bic
Soften Der @nnteS.&r9eruu9 in Californian unb
am StilIen Wlecre 5u befen
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gerbanbIun9en beS Gon8redes. -
gSenn ir9ent elmer unerer Qcer cine beut6e 3eituus
bonn SiBe Der 9unbes- Re9ieruns gu baben tphnIbt,
10 m66ten mir "ben 3uI6auer am 4otomac" emp
febIen. Ierielbe ipirb pdblenb Der Sibun9 brS &C.
senpdrigen GongreNee tp06entIib breimaI erI6ei-
men, auSfibrIbe Seri6te bon ben gerbuntIun9cn
eferu unb fur bic Sibun9 81 tOaen,
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SIR Gen, Scott. CINE @eriammIuna Der
8rcunoe bon Sen Scoot purbe @eitern abenb i'm
Gourtbauie in &nentaun. 9ebatsn, fir ben 3tped,
bic Grnennuns tes aten Sric0erS fur bic 4rsHtent.
Ibaft In 1852, 5u f6rbern. Sledt TO-
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8dII6e $5@otcn auf bic 2ibanon @ant ilnb
I'm rlmauf Die Seibuibun9 OapOn Ia9t bic @i9,
uette 5cigt Gin Sraucn3mmcr nit bem 9ubnaben V
in bieredi9tcm SeIbc an iebcr Seite, unb Gin Srau-
enjinmer nit 5pei al ebcm @ube. Sober mag 7d)
Dor benieben in Mdt nebmen
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Srif6e 9 6 o.-Dic criten Sebdb. pel6e In
bieier SabrS3eit in Der Dclaiparc 9efauscn parcn,
ipurben am 9onnerffa9e I'M Ggban9e Sote in 9b-
ldbelpbia, anf bic Safel 9ebrabt Die m6gsn } eu-
er gef6medt baben
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enbli6 perior9t - Der Gbrp Sobn SRI
barbs, bon Gaffon bat cingciuili9t bic bur6 ben
Sob tes ebrp Or. Sacob @tler erIebiste StslIc as
Rfarrer Der beiigen brutib utberii6en Sirbe anju-
nebmen tposu er Ibon friber ertpdbt par
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3uiammen

Dcbnbdufer 1856; 8amIien 2O5. Gcbcren tpdb-
rcnt BEN Sabre 40 9cftcrbcn 9. 4cricnen hber 90
Sdbr alt, bic tpeber eien nod I6reibcn tOnnen 10.
Der dtsNe Wlann III 81 Sabr alt unb in. boIIem 9e.
ib isuer Siune; bic dtefe 8rau 1T 80 Sabr alt unb
beinabe bInb.
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3ufonnen

3abI Der @cbnbdufer 33s; Samien 379 8au-
ereicn 173. Sr Reter @erner, iust Spr. g. bat bas
alter bon 100 Subren errsbt @r III bic dltis 9er'
fon In meinem 9iitrittc unb, tpie idD permutbe i'm
aanicn Gauntb.
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HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE.

copy of this highly interesting and useful
Magazine, for the present month of December,
has come to hand, containing the usual variety
of Literature, Poems &c, and embellshed with
some beautiful engravings. 1t is in fact useful
and the Cheapest magazine published In the u
nited States. and we'll deservesa liberal support.
Fowler and Dietz, 100 Nassau street, New York,
are its publishers
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Der GongreB bat ii6 geffsrn Ueriammelt unb
mir m6sen baber mor9cn bic erfe Sabres- 9otibaft
bon Rreabcnt SiIlmcrc criparten Sie plrb iebcnfas
bon mcbr aIs 9ep6bnlibem Snterche iein unb, ipenu
moglb, ipcroen mir iic nd6fte @o6e einriiden
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Difrift SaunI6ip:
3uIannen

Q8obnbduIer 1876; 8amieu 1853. G,cborcn ipdD-
renb bsm Sabre 80 9efcrben Q &crioncn hber 20
Sabr alt. bic nidt Ieicn nod f6rcben fOnnen %.
Der dlteRe Mann IN SO Sabr alt bic dltefte 8rau
IN 95 Sabr alt unb tann nod gut fort bic 3pcte
IN 90 Sabr alt, finbli6 unb beinabe bIinb
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: germiHberuug bes oe-Der BE-
rbt beS @eneral- Yofmeiffsrs. Der In einisfn sagen
erfheinen ipirt. tprb icbenfaIs cine germinberung
besQoffseIbes smpfsbIcn Die Sperationen bes YoN-
bepartements I'm porigen Sabre 5elgen beutIib ben
Wuben bes nietrlsen 4ortoS fur bic &eeeruns. SIN
porisen Sabre pafilrten 100000 griefc bur6 bic
perI6iebenen 9Offdmter in ben Ser. staatsu, mas
cine 3unabme bon 46,O0O,OOO, in fiinf Sabren 1T.
Die Ginnabmcn bes Departments iberffsisen bic
aus9aben nm 81 900 900 nabtem alIe Soften be-
5abIt flnb. Demna6 tpirbe cine ipeitsre germinte-
runs beS Rortcs gar nibt ibaben. bod pirb cs our
Sebin9ung gemabt iperbsn, taB bas goffgslb fir
Sriefe INNER porauS be3ablt iperben mu6.
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Rtue 9aunf6ipS- @dbreno Der lebten
Sbun9 unicrcr Court bat @riS GountD pieber jfpei
nsus saunfbips betommen. GIiaf aannibip 1T In
Sps abelIs eftniten Der sbeiI peIter pefli6 bonn
Ytnnsberee Iieet tpirb Wliblenbers sauni6p bsiben
unb Der anbere 9beii ben aIten Rdmcn tebaItsn.
Gumru 3aunf6ip IN cbenfalS In dpei abtIle &C.
fdnten unb opcI mir erfabren baben 9ebt bic nrue
0rsn5nit bon Der Sarrisburser Bride bis an bic
obsrs ede bon 8rdnod sauuidp. Der cbere sbsil
biloet bas neue ober Sprine aaunIbip Ndbere 8e-
ffimmun9en ber crensen beicer 2aunibips babsn mir
nod nibt srfabren A
Der Serdt Der fir ben 3red anseneIlten Com
mifAoners 5u @unftsn sines neuen saunfbips. aus
l9beIIcn bon &d'monb. 9sup. gDinbior uno Green-
mtfb. ipurte BON Der Court bel Sete geiNcben.
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n Die Seott Grtiaerifen. - Dice IN ter
Eame sinsr neuen 6reiipilissn-Gompasn bic ii6
In bietsr Stabt eebbrt bat. untsr BEN Commando
bon D,a @lborb MeD'basl DieisIbe parapirte
am OorI,bten Samffase 3ur Snipijiruns anb 3cste
clue rsdt militdrffde odItuns nnb Sniebsn Der
miIitdrif6e @ef, ipelber sIeit nab bem ausbrufs
bsS mtyisanif6en sritesS In unfcra Stdot fan GAM
ehf6lisf fbsint ipieber neuenpdht gu isn 1riia
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Die 9biIateIpbier &aufleute, in @cmeini6aft nit
ben StabtaSebOrbcu, babrn anfaIten 9etrcffen fir
ben feierIiden Gmpfan9 bes DampfI6iffeS "GitD Of
GIas9ctp." baS erfe Der neuen 2inic 5pfben 4bila-
beIpbia unb 2ibrrpoo, treLdcs in teicn sa9cn er-
partet ipirb
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SetbeI Saunf bip-g8m. 8. Seibtrt, &c"
bdIfs- -WarIbaH:
3abI Der mdnnIibeu Gnpobner 92s
:" peblld)en 942
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFIcE, June 10, 1850.
nN the petition of f. T. Swift. Administrator of
" the estate Of Alonzo d. Phillips. deceased, for
merly of Springfield, Massachusetts,, praying for
the extension of patent granted to the said Alonzo
d. Phillips, for an improvement in Friction
Matches, for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent, which takes place on the oath day of
October, 1850:
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office. on the first Monday in September
next, at H. M; and all persons are notified to ap-
pear and show cause, il any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted
Ordered, ALSO that this notice be published in the
Republic. Inteigencer, and Union, Washington
city, d. c.; North American and Gazette, Phila-
lelphia; Tribune, New York; Journal, Providence,
r. l.; Republican, Springfield Mass. once week
for three successive weeks prevous to the first Mon
day in September next. THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy and send their bills to the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice. June ll-law3w
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Dssrau rloS or THE TrnPLE OF NAuvoo nv A
sroaM.-The Temple Of Nsuvoo, erected by the
Mormons, finished in s45, partially burn, in Octo-
6cr 1S43, having but its four vsls lett all its tim
Der works having been consumed by the flames
vas de troyed by hurricane the 9th ult.
On arriving at NauNoo, in March, l549, the lea
rian Community bought this temple with view to
retit Tor schoOs. studying and meeting balls &c,
and many men we're empiOycd in adapting the build
suddenly the hill vf Nauvoo, win lightning, thun-
der, wind, hail and rain, completely prUstrsting
the walls. p. BOurg. secretary of the lcsrsn COM
unnity in hitter 20 the St Louis Republican, ssys
that "tbey will begin again. ON the place Of the
temple provisional and urgent constructions, that
will serve until they build sno1ber large and fine
sdihce."
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WASHINGTON: MONDAY MORNING. JUNE a.
MoNTGOMERY's PATENT TUBULAR
ROLLER.

TINE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS IN
L vited TO this valuable improvement Expert
ments the past on boats both in Salt and Fresh
water also for land purposes, have fully tested
its superior qualities steam generator, and tho
great saving of fuel, weight and space occupied,
over any boiler in use.
These Boilers can be seen in operation at
Messrs. HECKER & BROS, Flour Mills, POI Cher
ry street.
HOOPER & BROS, 1913 Pearl street
:" MOTT & AYRES, Foundry, foot 25th
street, N. H.
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn.
A. w. METCALF, So and 65 Centre street.
'' ID. d. BADGER & CO., "a and 46 Duane
street.
N. b. STARBUCK'S Foundry, Troy, New
York.
SMITH g. CURLETT, Baltimore.
READING DEPOT Reading, Pa.
And on board steamboats, JONAS G. HEART'T and
EDWARD PAYSON, foot of Liberty street, N. Y,
and towboat JOHN p. WHITNEY, New Orleans.
For further information apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY and
SAMUEL WARD,
IS South William street, New York.
June 20--tf