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nan, Eco wa. unanimously elected Peo,ideu, Of

msn, Eco was unanimously elected Pfo'iden. Of
that Ipstitati6n-
The Michigan southsr, Rsi'roai Company are
extending their road 10 Chic he road Is TO be
opened 10 Cold Ester vi hint irty day, a'd tFen'
~ five miles more is to be in use this fs the iron
being already purchased. This road is c1ntillad
10 Nj bigau City, BY the Northern Iadian, Rail
road Cnneany, and beyond that point, the Nichi
gan southern Road are now working under the
Buffalo and Mis'iSs Ppi ch after, having twenty
miles nearly graded.
We learn from the MontrOse papers, that the
Leggets Gap Railroad Company are busy survey.
ing a route up the Hopbotsom creek, through
Brooklyn, with fsttering prospects OF success
They deIgn reaching the summit a. Hart Lake
thence to Joness Lake about one mile from Mont
rose, thence down Snake Creek to the 5lsqle.
hanna river, thence to ORego.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

BURGLARY AND RoBBERY.-The gro ,ery store Of
B. Mccormick, 5sI MuberySt was broken open
"Wednesday night by means Of an instrument call
ed jimmy" The burglars made several uniuc
eessful attempts before they succeeded add ran
sack ed the desk and every other place thought 70
ooBtsn money, and final obtained about s2j, prin-
cipaiy in pennies. They must have been in the
store some time as they took light add went into
side ard where they regaed themselves with re.
Geshment,, the remnants Of which we're left behind.
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Passengers Arrived.

Ea st6Gn'hio PiIa,,O from HIpdHa-The Countess dAl
GOV and family.
Ia Ideks'shiP QuSen Of the West from Li-eypool-Ns
Tturstn Of Fall River Mr. Davidson, Of Ga,go-; Mrs
Hslleli, DR. skerTy.
In paekst-,Aip Neio. York J,o- Hlp,e-Mr LAonsri g.
lady md daugber Of HeS.YOfs; A hyss and lady, A
Damsnville, lady child daughter and servl; Caoius
schwAr Mia Ss'ah Houdls, Aexr Carpenter France;
Chss ard Berj EULER, 81 Louis no
IL PIosttiip Ame,ieda Co'g'ess from LoDd2n-RsvA
R-eheT, soy ssd chidfeD Of Boston I,s mis- ioaary
In Ceylor; Aon' Hhiysr lazy and cnld Parl- nrs Big
Ear hs Rce MS Wslkr' Nfo,E Mrs Dsvy. n, +
Tberod, Ces-~., ied oecA Lieut. OPsal I-,odon; I'd
Bow ere Baltimore
Ia slp To0I ,oa Glas0ois-r. Scott, lady and chll.
drsb br A isms, Mi's flor, Ass Downsy. Or Crout
1. ship Jd~es bri0hf. from LisepooL--Mr Ogden, OF
CouD M Heeks M and hfs Guppy. misser Maria and
S 0Uppy, Mass b. X and Pralk GG1oy, England.
In ,eA Cat drins from Caraeoa-hfs Horn, Mrs. Yong
and child
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WORTHY Of being the seawsrd sns'dians u '"' "'
'o 0sS n'.onc, we learn s, two or Tires nay
~ Sa,sjbed a, witnesses, or heir Afidavit' taken
- he nsc5 IN the cases nov pending In the o.
60, ar New Orleans. Bat whittier, when de-
ctsreed. will the poor fellows got MIST OF them
.,e 4, ,,i,u.e ard far from home, without aoqualn'
snoe,. and 10 present way, except charity, OF pro
vidine subsitten ces or seeking the pisces V1ere
they sre kuown Mary OF them are experienced
ne chRoics, and by the aid OF those who have en-,
ployment TO give, might TINS be engaged in useta
pursuits until they can cara toe means OF reasoins
their friends. -,
We saw one poor fellow on The Swan weep DIV
ter tears, appalled, AT the prospec. ol con,ng 70
strange place, away from home, and tota'y nsP
less. He sat inconsolabe I'LL fone one ~ WIS
peripe lew words OF comfort in his ear of'usnSc
the sunshine Of smiles through the ran-n,oPiu ~
bis heart Certainly, this man il to be 2te9 ~
hsd no ambition ia going TO Cuba. ne uli wv
know how momentous the end OF the p'rA,'cN, e -
petition 10 which be was engaged vas hAe ~ -
be We trust that the cit zens vii eAe's so iii
Christian Kindness toward the prison RS an1 VII
guarantee that DO man will hereafter 90 ever 20
10 tempt one " them in search Of Wild geese !"
Cuba or anywhere else.
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s.ssr,Aia Prarro 1927 Jv'i Havana SO
sap L.uusi Dyef. sasory, H.y,s J4ly mds., 4, WIN
Yv,ci- ~ passeLgeft
fstr q iseu u ihs Wett tptu Hsl-. Llysfn9o Jajy
r,ss- 4 Orurrl Ailt-ru Coils psss-lg.fs
stfp New fofh lp,u Liles, Have july @ rnf.e 10
NORTH er Li,ilf sioD-2ia paft-ag-rs
g au+f.ss1 t.I esss -s~fJ VILLAINS L1ns n -nf
pr, nh ia 10 d,r 40 80 Ptts-a.s-s = G-,gas
MHlu,f * c.
-, i,r. R.s.r g lsFov. i7d' rs-. Oh, 9 g. P.J-
f-f--. gnfrrs's
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DIsasferu. &C.

Lcss o. TnE gEiG ATcHaFALAYA- Daring n. 2 80,
blow 90 TUesdsy MA H. he brig AebAiaIs,ea = 49,,
Csp. Means e't IN syA from Phiis1ephs II co'''oi
VIih coal lfucG Oh no bar Oppos e As " - y, -
o. Lorg Islsrd whsl broEs Der nic., ~ -. - -
-tr tuecrr. SAs urstd oV-r 30 -. r.s-, 80 30,
r-t 'au 81 wi,-r tr- 49, inaflnf 80 - b Nv -'''
tTrw ssved The cargo 70 q t''> luTs' -. ...
los cF son sETsY 30 ~ '.'' - -
p -- rts.rr., frr..tt.t- A T.r f-s' 81
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Whnicrs.

Arr st P'ovipeetown lSh Inst sea oOol, coOl.
Atlantic Ocean. lSG bbls ,pm oil
CD at Bedford Aug IS. slip q rfoup Cogg.sh.n
Nonh Pacific Oceao, brig Gov hop.lns (Of Ds'unoaAl
Bryce AIsntc Ocesn
Heard from by leuer keh ~ no lat ke ship Elssbea
Baker, NSedfoTd LEO ,pm 40c IN
Brig March. Of Ysru ouh, hes h.en purehued q New.
Bedford. by WIN Howiand, to b. continued 10 bs wal
Ing business
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Receipts Of Produce

By North Riper Bouts, August l5-9 9s3 bbs
our I6i do Whi'ky 20 d. Ashes 100 d. O., La 4;
II tkg., BJuer Va DO ProvsOns l"s DO L,d. 1870
Cb--s 10 OLCshe 70 head ite, 25 900 bus Corn,
b0Oo do Osls, 40 bales Wool.
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Markets Rg,o

Markets .cAEETU.LY Rssosrso Tos fHr rsIsUSE.
Thursday Angus u
AsHES-ln AIhss ths market Ia hrm WIN lss Isl bls
Of 50 fr Pearls and l2i for PoI Aso, 200 "a Cans.
dian a. 81 I'D vance previous ssles.
COTTON-Io Cono6 the NOV -msni 10 n the extent OF
1900 $500 bales ior shipment snd at "a Toe
nRfhsth ,dIe higher han before the Sl-sn5ts arrival.
Current PrieesJOr Liverpool CLasslfoqiioa.
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The receipts daring the pest "a hours have been
follows: FLoUs 500 bbls; WHEAT, none Coas II 100
bush The FLOUR market has been TsIhsr heavy bng
change ia prices Tn-re I. not mich
qury for Snce lhs receipt Of the ss. ner
The mari CoRN has h-rn easier win ssl-s OF
bu,h V,serp uiXed at 5liG51c Ohio WHISKY is nonl-
al at 24ic FEEISHTs are Urchsngod.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

FORTUNATE EscAPE.-The horses attached 10
the stage which conveys passengers from HacEen-
sack to the railroad took fright on Saturday morn
Ing .Dd dashed off at a furious rate with FIVE pas
sergers inside, among whom were Rev. Mr. Ia
que Of Newton, brother of DR. Hague Of Newark,
and Mr.. Hall the pyrotechnist. All succeeded in
kspipg from the vehicle with bat trhing injury
except Mr. Hall, VITO being partially blind, vas
obliged TO remain inside, tthe safer place ss gen.
ersi rule,) and received severe confusion upon
the head.
FoukD DROWNED The body OF lad feet 10
inches IN hight, apparently abou: II years Of age,
was found drowned on Tuesday evening, i5atisg
In the Hudson River, near Mr.. Gregory's country
seat, opposite Sixtiethst A Coroners inquest
vas held by Morris X. Crane, of Hoooken, when
verdict Of Accidentally Drowned was rendered by
The Jury
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Markets ...GLsANY, AnH.

Nothing received to-day by Canal. FLOUR is in
moderate demand market rather fsvodng buyers CoRs
10 lower The conp,e NJ bush at d6lc f,r ksd
Western 64,c for Round Yellow. leo bbls Of Pn,on
WHISKY have been sold At 26Ic
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nv TELEGRAPH

NORFOLK. Apg BAR lssh, ieh Volant Hfofk' S'o
brig Emporium ST JOINS Ph IL, .,.,.,,,, ao.,o,.
NFW iOELEANs Aug SAT- sn'p' h g oos s
man. Ds,,tson NYort; bark Oysnd' BOSOM 7h onk
Ror,sn Boston and Savannah lin, shiP Marion Nfok
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M a II RIEn.

Al River Head L Aug. 10 nv Rev. Chss J. K1o vles
WILLIAM j ROAER To AUGUSTA l.. daughter Of Ma
Than el Bunce, Esq all Of this Guy
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By Telegraph.

Markets. BALTIMORE, August Is
FLOUR is unchanged WHEAT is declining
sAles have been n sde al C6 CoRN Ia 6VG63.
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California vessel, spoas.. A.,
spokes. SC.

hn atsainam July Il. s,eamss TAYLOR. Piu.,. 4.
tain noihips but wood. ''s@ %
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g the month OF Jaly:
{ pIece.................. .4Ol 600

No. Of pieces...................4O2O 900 SiO 900
The quantity and value of Cotton exported from
Mobile to foreign ports, for the month o. July, and
since the LIST Of September, ls49, we're as annexed
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BRIs


,.o,,, po,,o, Geo Ryan Boston Planet, Cobas.e,
An Hs~bupp port Geo shatiu'a' HiofA I'uo' T1Ittnn
Gnn Jaa nor heay Ason4 Pas.as G Boston
Acea De, NeVouy Hosaoo, BS;,on 2aoity Belle, Labee
ANNA. Boston James c4sse, Ns~ba W Brown. Bait
A5,s. f B.TsTy John Dunhp sTran Rya Por.ni
r. N Prescott caa- Jane, sFnno-co salulo sFr,ncs,o
Crocus GArjler Jane HEREBY, Ban sacoameoo Fran
C CS,' sRS5oid John Petty Norfolk Sea Eagle Boston
CSyuea KY,rs Ja LpPsnco;t, Bal san Jlrnto, Bsfast
COZ, fsdo. Bo.ton trors sam & Ben, Bsds'ori
camargo, ke"buH Kate pe9ih boston ~ b'ihsr. s9co
Cbr.tans Ceyery Me,ropoi Beverly Sarah ncFirAni
Caroline Clark Phla GsHcan, Nfork Francisco
Cha. Dow Mary Enen, sFah susan A. gail. Pgm
Fmna, Philadelphia csco outh
Esse. Bath Nasn'-3 Sfri i,. SAN Chgr'aran'
FrfSsn sFrancrco Margaret Por,rd sum French Passport
Emma Pre.cett NJ bles Adhsl, sFfan Iscum'eh pba
Fan AIans. scar. Eorpasl Farhaven Taart5 bosom
Gdeni. NBedfor4 Noble. Roston, Triumph B-hly
G,i ee,. Bosion Orbit Niers y-sta, Elgsstpwn
Garnet. Nfoh Orbit SFra0csoo Welhngssy, Goucs,
Gulaare sedsNAE Ooo,s Phlad ter
Gsscoe SYcrs Pruayer sF@ncsco WIN Penn, Boston
scH0ovERs.
;....,., S.-oo,, ten worm, Nrors 9uadctu' B'u'an
a.. n, NOre,as g Montague, New 1eioy; s.s-,-n
creoe Ap.J y,os Hirre, Branvek santiago lat non-
col flaming siors JoP T We ~. so,srsn s,oaaston
80 Bso.,abe IN Ryerson sFran spSf,scis, bss.'
Infr h1' Rs5a Lambert say amsY sarh Layaa, NsE
be Frances. Pro roa,.sio' Bo,,oa sam Fox, sFna
y,yS.,avn Mara, Portland, Ore cisco
A slc.r Bait more gon Irsnsni ftr15'en
f fs,.T 'sErs,e..co eco WIN G HacS.tan, ny
Gee " ashr goa FaT Pontiac. sal-n Wood'ae, IJan
RIVER Piedmont sFrancseo
Be.i6e The shove s ihers about 100 yssies nc
dinf fofesnl al Be- ies Sacramento and Stockton fne
rrmber Of foreign 10 the port Of San Frsne SEQ At
he above ale was l43 Toe whole OF yeisss maj
have ssiled from The United States for California "a JUL
VIZ AZ ships 5eObsIks Z76 bhgs 2l7 'choone '00PH
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An Ia, Boston
Adario, NYor.
America, Raih
Algon,a, SFfsncs SEQ
Anne Perry, Salem
Ann Smith SFrancis
Aiib.cs GfOton c.
Ar - Portland
Ann- Bristol
Asim. SRA CISCO
Ardennis Boston
Bo'tor, Bo ion
be's sera ORR
Ne grade Ch~rry field
Gurus. Sfr,nc4scC
Congrrss ~ ste
Cartero Bangor
Chf ster stfsncisco
Canton. B0ston
Coca hOfleans
Carlo Maufan. Prov
telCe
Caffeine. NOfleans
Cbs'e NBedford
C0ndo r. Portland
Cadmus. z H4rbof
Drum moro, Boston
Dianiha. Bueicn
Don Juan, Maven
Dudley, Char's-ton
Ill frances boston
EhLa, sfmnoscO
t1petta salem
EHfska. Cleveland .
Emma, Gardner
Hlr in, BOrion
EIpress York
fiora NLondon
Gold Hunter, BanfOr
Gsucoe, Ellsworth
Gnf,n, keysrk1
Helen S PAGE, Boston
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the Union, everywhere, heart and hand, until life
should be his no longer.
Mr.. B. Withdrawing the amendment
Mr.. Venable renewed It, and remarked, that II
Mr.. Baker had understood him TO say, that to DC
born in England was to him dishonor, he misun'
derstood him
Mr.. Baker fnterrupting HIM remarked that he
had not 80 understood Mr.. v. When 80 under
standing any gentleman, he should take other
means of defending himself than by debate in this
Hall
Mr.. Venable, continuing his remarks acknowl'
edged the value of Mr.. Bakers services in the
field and here. He was not given to threatening,
making no threats; nor did he mean any personal
disrespect to the gentleman, approaching as he
did the choice Of the gentleman in determining
where his home should be. Nevertheless, he
thought it came with bad grace from foreigner
by birth to be urging upon Congress the propriety
Of denying to great section Of the Confederacy
her rights under the Constitution.
Mr.. V. Withdrawing the amendment
Mr.. McClernand renewed it, He denied the
power Of Congress to inquire as to the character
OF the institutions of people applying for admis-
sion as State. He would vote for the admission
OF any State, without the least reference to the
fact whether the people thereof had or had not
legalized slavery there. This was the reason why
he had voted for the amendment Of Mr.. Stanton.
On motion, the Committee then rose, and the
House adjourned
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NEW ENGLAND TRUSS MANDATORY,
ROSTON

JAMES +. FOSTER continues to manufacture all the
various approved TRUSSES at his new stand No. 4s7
Washington street. opposite No. 46 Washington street.
and his residence and business being both the same
building can be at home the whole of the time
day or evening He has and better
o ne Business than any other person engaged in
Also, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS fer prolapsus
for proapsus ami suspensory bags knee
back sods 'eeed shoes for defOrmed feet Trusses
f@s,sd At one hours S5tStsy zrxAcs 10 ansgsr
yrp The subscriber Asyinr worn truss him
rseiYs >ss s~vnsJ nrsysxi ana tted 30 many for
the last twelve years ees confident being able 10 suit
ali cases that may come 10 him.
CONVEX spiral TRUSSES; DR.. Chases trusaes
formerly sold by DIR. Leach trnsses Of galvanized
that viii not rust having wooden copper pad Reads
spiral truss kandelps do Salmons ball and socket
Shermsn's patent French d' Baemans do, double and
single; stones trusses. ALSO, TRUSSES FOR CHI
DREN Of all sizes. DR.. Fetchers truss Marshes truss
Dr. Huls truss Thompsons erotchet truss and the Sha-
kers rocking trusses may be had At this
Also Whispering Tubes and Ear Tsumpefs, that will
ensb person 10 low with that is hard of
hearing.
All ladies in want Of iomnsl supporters or trusses will
be waited upon by his wife, Mrs Caroline d. Foster who
has had twenty years experience in the business
JAMES +. FOSTER.
Boston, 1850 June 6-3n
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GER in regard to the nearer or the remuter States
should be inversely as the squares Of the distsn
ces. Even with regard to foreign countries, did
Mr. Webster think so, in those better days, when
his eloquent appeal for oppressed and bleeding
Greece reused the nation like the voice Of a
clarion7 Did Mr.. Webster deem IL necessary to
make inquistions through all the New England
States, how many Hungarian patriots there had
been shot at the tap Of the drum, or how many
noble Hungarian women had been stripped and
whipped in their market-paces, before he thrilled
the heart of the nation, at the wrongs Of Koseuth
and his compatriots, and invoked the excavations
of the world upon the Austrian and Russian
despots2 see no difference between these cases,
which is not in favor Of our homs interests Of our
own domestic rights, except the difference Of their
bearings upon partisan politics"
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HOUSE OF REPR EsENTATIvEs.

The House, in Committee Of the Whole on the
state Of the Union, had under consideration the
bill Of Mr. Doty, for the admission Of California
as State Of the Union. To this Mr.. Green Of
Missouri had moved the following amendment
Proridsd, hOperr, That the southern bounda-
ry OF The State Of California shall be the parallel
OF latitude OF thirty-siK degrees thirty minutes.
And PropMed, further, That the line Of thirty
six degrees thirty minutes, known as the Missouri
Compromise line, be extended to the Pacific ocean,
and Is hereby revived and declared TO be In full
force and binding on future organizations OF the
territory Of the United States, in the same sense
and with the same understanding with which il
was originally declared. And upon the rati6ca-
tion of the boundaries of the State Of California
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SHAWLS AND SILK GOODS.
JEWETT & PRESCOTT'S NEW STOCK,
1t No. 2, MIX street, Boston,
rs SURPRISINGLY RICH AND EXTENSIVE,
and caims the early attention Of all purchasers at whole
sale retail.
This assortment comprises ell kinds Of
SILKS FOR DRESSES,
In black fancy coor superior qualities and styles resh
and new.
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS
Ofevery known variety and quality from the highest TO the
FRENCH SACKS, VISITES, MANTILLAS,
And all articles that substitutes for shaws Al
SILKS In the proper widths for those who prefer to
make these garments for themselves.
ALL KINDS OF CANTON AND INDIA
SffAWLS AND SILKS
In particular, an immense variety Of GRAPE SHAWLS,
embroidered, plain, and damask figured in full
ment Of colors
BLACK INDIA SATINs and SILKS, all qualities.
CASHMERE SCARFS and MANTLES.
BLACK SILKS and BLACK SILK SHAWI,S.
BAY STA TIE LONG and SQUARE SHAWLS
CHAMELEON SATINS and 81 TIN DE CHIMES.
FRENCH 81 TINS, all eolors
BOMBASLNES and ALPA CCAS finest qualities
VIDE SILK VELVETS, for ManfiLas and Sha,ols.
In brief would purchasers Of the above Goods
any quaty small large that aud will supply
their wants at the lowesf possible prices and with ssh
qualities and styles Of goods cannot be found other
stores. JEWEfT PRESCOTT,
March Ism No 2. Milk street, Boston.
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VOL. w..
CLEVELAND WATER CURE EsrABIpu
MENT

THE above Establishment, having been put I. Ana.
Il Ia now commencing its third season m sOfoer,
which has attended II thus far gives bright No. success
future, and enables the subscriber say with M The
all who wish to make practical application OF tbs 70
pateic or water Cure treatment that they can pur
disease The location although in the mmeats Of
OF one Of the most beautiful cities in the Union g.
retired fine bowling saloon erected the h very
70 which patients have for exercise season,
ment Al patients will be required to fnrnsh ~ smuse'
ior'ers Two large woolen blankets two coarse com
one coarse linen sheet. AMI SIX towels "'oh sheets
The price for board, medical advice and ALL o,,,..
tendance o. nurses 80 per week payable weeH at
msnasa so1 and coming we'll
Vided they are willing to take second pro-
All communications must be post nail
~ L. SEELYE NJ n p.
Clepeland May lS50-May 40 o. W. ~ proprietor.
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LIGHTS LITERARY AGENCY

ESTABLlSHED TO aid the circulation Of all USEFUL
IL PUBLICA TONS issued In the United States Or
drs for Books Periodicals executed promptly and at the
most reasonable rates
THE MA TTONAL ERA comes from Washington to
this Agency By Express and is delivered by carriers in
any part Of IL city proper at Sl75 year. free Of post
age single copies Ia cents Price, by mail, 81.
THE FRIEND OF YOUTH a new and attractive
~sssay iepF1i for Youth, saSss& Ny Mrs BAILEY and
pa6dshed AZ Washington also by Express to this
Agency. Price, delivered in Boston, free of postage, rs
cents year; by mail, so cents.
yaseS 6. T.. w. LISHT Il co.
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TO INVENTORS.

THE subscribers offer their services persons wishing
obtain patents in the United States in foreign
tries AMI will prepare specifications and drawings and take
all necessary steps TO secure patent.
From their long experience practical mechanics added
TO thorough knowledge Of the Patent Laws acqusnt
ance with the details connected with the business Of the
Patent Office they they will be able give satisfaction
TO their employers both in the cesrness and precision Of
their Specifications, and In the promptness and ability
with which they transact all business inruted to them
Persons residing at distance may procure all necessary
information have their business transacted and obtain
patent by writing to the subscribers without mourning the
expense Of a personal attendance at Washington.
Models can be sent with perectsaty by the
Rough sketches and descriptions be sent by mail
For evidence Of and integrity they would
respectfully refer all those for whom they have trans
acted business.
Letters must be postpaid.
Once on street opposite the Patent Once.
P. H. WATSON
June7. T. s. RENWICk.
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THIS Institution is agreesby situated m healthy part
OF Londoun county Virginia eight miles Lees
burg and two miles south Of the stage leading
Washington to Winchester.
The summer term will commence the 18th Of Fifth
month May The winter term will commence on the 18th
Of Eleventh month, (November)
The branches taught areResding, Writing Arithmetic,
Biography, History Grammar Composition Bookkeeping,
Natural Philosophy Astronomy, Chemistry Botany Age
bra, Rhetoric, the French Language, Drawing Painting
and Needlework.
Lectures delivered Natural Philosophy AstronO-
my and Chemistry, illustrated by pleasing experiments
library, cabinet Of minerals and philosophical apps-
ratus provided for the of the school The discipline
Is strictly parents and every effort is made to induce In
the minds Of the pupils love Of and desire Of
eellence as the proper stimulants to exertion.
The terms, for tuition board aud washing 100 per
annum $50 term of % weeks The only charges
so cents per quarter for lights pens and pencils
quarter for French lessons and the for drawing and
painting Books and stationery furnished at the usual
ces, when required
Scholars sent TO the Point Of Rocks will be conveyed 10
the school free Of charge by giving timely notice. directed
TO Purcers Store
Dec,6. SAMUEL M JANNEY Principal.
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GLEN HAVEN WATER CuRr

THIS establishment, having been Completely reftted
this winter s now ready for the reception OF ysiter
II is beautifully situated among the hills at the head Of
lake. Is supplied with the purest Of water asd
ample In quantity.
IL Is easy Of access. Persons from New York Boston,
Albany or Buffalo can be brought by railroad and steam
coat on skaneateles lake. to the CURE and from the
southern part OF the State reach by the
and den Haven stage. Persons wishing bring horses
ana carriages can have them kept In stables which are
new ana oommodous and the will receive
every attention JACKSON, GLEASON, 4 CO
Gen HaDen, Scott, Cortland Co., ~ Y, AprA 1850 8,
April 25--3m
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HE subscriber will be very thankful to any person who
and will send him the and residence Of any
one that with belonging to Capt Thomas Socktons
company, ID regiment OF artillery, while their march
from the city of New York to Detroit in the month of June
1919. Any person who viii be good to write to me
will please direct to John Henry Poland ahonng county
Ohio 1t will be act Of philanthropy for which pray
the good Lord will abundantly bless and prosper them
May 30--3t JOHN HENRY