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nR AMATIs ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACBA, TONIC
APERIENTThs remedy, composed entirely Of veGsta
and totally free from mineral substance, com
with cordial and strengthening original
abdominal diauhra,
dy-ente bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, &c.
Knowing experience operates in the kindly and
efectus submitted remedy noee
who attacked prevailing fatal and az pre-
symptoms. -.
retail Carusi Music Saloon Fem
yans lth and 18th Streets and at hc pnps
drug the Of Washington 6sogetown nno
certificates accompany very noe.a %
from part OF ms os1. '"'o-
promptly All commune atoms must ee es prsP RI
Aug a-Inwn SAMUEL ono = oo'Al
xcchnd Cour.e.-u~nctng Academy.
Mr. r. LApBE announce 70 me ciuscns OF
b eoWse W nahene
for he season win fhudsy January at he
residence, Pennsyvania avenue oppose va
Days Of uion Washington. Iussasy.' is'' s"' 's'"-
;Georgeto~n-Mondays""" wv" '''""''' 4
Dec 2S--dam W. ~
lIE Rs,s,o Of h%se coa'.ss .ss pcs..s u
"a, theology and geology ] vol. 38 rEr
.nyo,s nrth and being lectures comparative phyoa
seoeraphy in its relation the history Of mankind vol.
ronihuons Theological Sciencche Pre- Adsmtc Earth
John Harris D. D., author Of ne Great Teacher vol
Contributions 10 Theoogic& ScenceNsn Prmevai ny Iobn
] vol. FBH& aN4 = (.
Poetry Of Science being studies Of the Of Mature
by Robert Hunt l vol.
Footprints Of the by Miller, memoir Of the
author by Agassz. vol. H1hH.
The Old Red Sandstone, by Hugh Miller. vol STD
And others OF the same class Of science, - ,y, On
June 8 FRANCK TAbbort
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IN petition Reuben Daniels ofWoodstock, Vermont pray
tor extension patent granted to him October
in sheang machines for seven years
from the expiration OF said patent which takes place on the h
day october, A. D. ISL
petition be heard the Patent Ofhce
Monday 18th OF September, 1851 - O'Clock, m and
appear and show they have,
why petition ought be granted.
opposing required file the Patent
Office obcuons specifically forth IN writing, at least
twenty before the day OF All testimony filed by either
the Of the Office which will be furnished
application. ~
Ordered that this notice be published in the inieencer
Republic Union, Washington Daily Bee, Boston, Masa
chnsetts Journal Windsor Vermont Providence Jour
nal Providence, H. Tribune, New York aud the Albany
Register Albany New York. week for three successive
weeks previous 10 the 18th day Of september next
THOS EWBANk,
Commissioner of Patents.
Of the above win please and send their
Patent oice with paper containing this nonce
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VALUABLE EstRte CITY WAAhHhXtOn
proprietor intending the West with
brick houses and lots Viz
within the
a EACH and
well calculated for stores shops In connexion with dwelling
small subject ground
will Also, enclosed with
between the Capitol and Con-
the vegetables
market daiss may be preeed, OF
both occupied present. product
good condition. and will be sold reduced prices tn
ties ndisputablo sl . -. 4s.-4
apply pesonay nj nv office avenue
"' " o'' ~ Il. M. YOUNG,
An 5-codu Agent
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7 KNOX WALKER will practise law In tho Supreme
States, and attend the
clam against government Address Washington, ID. c.
l0--u
DEMOVAL.- DE sELDiNc a wYLIE their
IL General Agency Office Seventh between
Streets opposite Odd Fellows Hail. and doors from
National In,elli gencer Office.
lar 2o--3tnwtf
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EDUCIION prices TO reduce stockWe respectfully
friends and the public general although early
offer stock
reduced order off and
bargains be expected, and
really offered We name The following goods viz
Rich fancy silks in small checks striped and plain
Chenc and foaards .8 Es.ss
Heal India silks in plaids, &c.
An extensive assortment of bercges, in plain modes
High coloIed, plain, and rich figured mousseDe de LANES
5haies, beege de LANES, tissues &c.
y French Engish aud American prints
Chntzes ginghams lawns, musins
Plain white embroidered Swiss misiins
coored Swiss muns which will be sold
below price heretofore named
White cambric musin jaconet cambrcs, Nansook and null
nusliBs
Full assortment plaid muslins Including all grades.
In black goods have
Fine black apacas bombasins mousene de laines, beeges
grenadines &c.
With black silks, all tho widths
and qualities
LADIES' linen handkerchief.
We have following, the best for the prices have Of
fered--
30 doz. linen cambric handkercbes, So a5 Dozen
do do
do 800 do
80 do do children
broken below the price above named.
abeautful OF ladies' pocket andkerchiefs,
" all medium and fine grades.
Of buyers generally the above
only Of great ysey, all of which
10 anxious reduce, and will sell cheap TO do
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, x CO.
I,xaQ 9a,p1ut
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New York I4ife Insurance Company,
Ofise, No. s. Val street, Nep York.
MoRMs FRAsKLrs, president
SPENCER 4. BssppIcT, vice president.
PtINy Freeman. aetuary. ~.

; = n I =
THIS company conducted the mutual principle
upon principle ofesvnR OF the amount
premiums the hands OF insurers has eesy
profits, conferred Its dement's AZ c
least possible and outlay to insurers
Insurance granted 10 visiting CALIFORNIA
Its Washington comprehends The following omcers
VIM Jones' NJ medical examiner near corner OF ana "a
4
Peter g. Washington, agent Apollo Hail. PennsyWana avenue
opposite Union Buildings. June N-u
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SERvICE Anoat and Ashore during the msr'es"
- Wa-iustrated ny Lieut. Raphael Semmes, ~ =, ~
/ For sale bv TAYLOR = MAURY,
July u Bookseller, nssr oh st
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IN petition Thomas Panned, New Jersey,
ing patent granted him the 2oh De
expiration patent which takes place the goth day OF
December, ie5l--
IL petition heard at the Patent Office
Monday 2 day OF November 1851 at ~ O'Clock, m and all
persons appear they have,
why said petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing file the Patent
specifically forth in writing least twenty
days before hearing All filed by either
taken transmitted
cordanee office, which will be furnished
picaton. .. 80.
Ordered be published the Intelgeneer,
Repuhie, Union Washington d. Daily Bee, Boston, Mns
Providence Journal Providence Rhode Island;
bune FIedonian New brunswick New Jersey; and
Inquh Philadelphia week
successive weeks the gath day OF November next
THos EWBANk,
OF
Editors Of the papers will copy ard send their
the Patent Office with paper containing this notice.
Jpr I3-lnw3w
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THE Gold Worshtpperst or. The Days We Lave In
future by author Of " Whefrsrs.n
Harmony Prophecy, by the Rev. Doctor Keith.
May NJ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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80 ~ 80 ID
HALTIMorE AND WARRINGTON RAILROAD.
Hours Of Departure OF tho Passenger Trains.
From Washington 6 a. and at p, m. day, and a
m. daily except Sunday.
From p m. daily and 90. daily
c.pt Sunday.
Feb3-diy TIL. PARSONS, ArenL
NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR s. MAURY's.-Harpcrs'
IN o
The Heir Of Vast wayIand-A Tale +; by Mary Hewitt.
Womans Trals; Tales and Sketches Gom the Life Around
Us; by T.. s. Arthur,
Married Life; by Arthur.
Two Wives; Lost and Won by Arthur.
Volume Grote's History of Greece.
Wams'p Travellers Guide Through the
United States and Canad with fine Of the United States and
Cuba, Eef
Farmers Encycopedia by
McMahon's American Gardener edition. May 30
ITO the lovers good Fruits admirers
Fiov~ers-T pear trees, apple
stocks. They very
flavor and the best ornaments for gardens pleasure grounds
Ocho 500 cherry pums.
Also, 5000 perpetual bourhons hybr,dc
Onamsn house and parlor plants, &c.
This comprises quality
choicest that the American and European markets
furnish.
possible before
northern cities where those choicest kinds in great de-
msnd.
Tree. or plant. packed and any part America
s- 'TTaC8 ~ 7ean'g A. jARDiN
Florist and Nurseyman, BD street, corner NJ.
Mar 2-com rtTnE3 r
n H. uOOE Al co.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
cnrpens, c,oss msttnss, materials
sheetns blanke,s furnishing generally.
avenue 7h and 9th Washington
G.. y. +
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DALTIMORE Female CoIleGe.-Ths Institution, tncorpo-
legislature Maryland and enjoying liberal
acty acquisition Of thorough and nc
The buildings pleasantly located, with
rooms modern convenience for the
~ number OF boarding and day schoa
INSTRUCTION
N. G. Brooks, A. NJ, professor Of ancient languages
Rev n. n. Nsda, A. NJ, biblical literature
Rev r. r. Waugh A. NJ, mathematics and natural science
4. n. Pratt, ~. d. assistant in do III. do
Miss n. a. Dixon, English and Belle. Letres
/" j. Rochester, a~futant In English.
/" Gsoreiana A. Huise French language
!" Ellen q. 0obrecht, instrumental music
" N. A. Porter, assistant do
-" Elizabeth =. sIcer, painting.
MI A. J. cleveland, music.
Tsrsa boarding for session. III week WI ~
Tuition In collegiate 80
in preparatory dspartmen, ..........6tol0 90
caoxues with necessary inormsiion to be had on
applications SO TIT RI r.. fnH..
ApN-9~w9w NC. BROOKS, Principal.
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DUBLIC aALE.By decree Charles
sitting a equity sell public sale, Wed
the ad July the house door, the village
Tobscco county Maryland beween the hours OF
and the whole of the real estae Of which Johannes d.
sarke died esed and possessed and which generally called and
about 900
This the Potomac adjoining Pope
Creek Landing desirable valuable
the county has upon and splendid dwelling house
and house perfect repair The land in high state
10 we'll adapted wheat and tobacco.
upon large oyster shen hank II VIII be offered in
pa each Persons desrous
themselves George Dent whose
farm lies adjoining, VIII show the premises. fts -eU
Tho hundred dollars cash paid the
OF and the balance in three equal insamcns in
and the purchaser bond with approved
bearing interest from list January 1884, which time
viii be BY the Of the the land cannot be
soid FOR less than 50 rs per acre.
FREDERICK STONE, Trustee.
JunpID Iaixv
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Waenon IN. CO Male Academy wishes
qualified
He
sober habits and good moral character
All appc made immediately and II by letter. paid
the Principal. s48e #a
l9-du
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pHuIP BARTON kEY win attend any bustness
he with before ehef Of the courts Of th Dis
tcs; and prosecution OF hcfoe Cos
Vsss and The Departments. once on street. \
WAsnnsTor, July u, ~. as..ts tslf July H--3awM
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sworn to and subscribed before me this day Of , le5
lODeer's Signature1
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ETuDEs In Defense Active dcs Places par Gene
u raj fcos--l 8us.b tEN 61
Historic Fofcston manuel des meleus
sysiemes forcaon traduite de Aemand
Dupnreg, capane du Genie-2 and atlas OF plates.
/ vol, and 1, Z rs5'l1E HHH .f# Nl# H.H
Forthcaton Folygonas ocer du Genie
fussicn tadui cnpane de Gene vol and
Trrfe de. Miare ssrc des ofhcies Dim
fartste ct de cavsierie par UnGerA-l vol
coors Abse dAnces public avee fnnorsaon dp minse de
Ia Juerrce-i n + ~ +f#E.. s.,
Fomue Tables fragues aide memoirc des
insenienrs dc~ archisecte, hc par Cisndell vol
Many other military sciences and services and their
various branches. al.sa y III 0H .eTasE 1905.
just imported direct from Paris, by ..,..x - =. ~ Z.
May tt FRANCK TAYLOR.
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HANGING AcaAemy-First Course.--Mr. n, n LAass ha
the homer 70 announce 70 the citizens Washington
of dancing cor,
Tw.sAsy, ocsober oah n his residence
avenuc opposite Wilards hotel ,F
Days tuon washington Tuesdays, Thursdays
day. Gecveetowr- Moadaya and Fridays
Oct 9-d0 tF34H tfsHt' 7tf
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INSTRUCTIONS In Gymnastics, containing full de-
scripion hundred engraving; by J. ~
DAonce late Professor the Military School in 81 Peersbgh
and in Paris. ! vol, ito. q U.t
May % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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District Of CouDba and will
OF claims Of
including bounty under Congress
lately passed. Once in the City Hall M.
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WILL prosecution Of claims bsors Congress and tn
w va, ious executive departments Of the government
Ono. dwelling street, between sth and loh Streets
Oct2-d 81
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Sealed and delivered in presence OF
fTwowitnesses.
Mar 2d-dt3l hwtSep3l
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STAMMERING CURED.-Dr. Comstocks vocal gymnasium,
y siammerng other defective articulation
and for instruction in eocuon, open for the reception OF
twenty All should be paid and directed
A. COMSTOCK, NJ D.,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-06

Coon GRIT.-A day or two since, an unmanner-
ly lad insulted, i'll the public streets of this
city, young lady of great respe liability, in conse-
quence of her being attired in the BIooner costume,
a dress which she has adopted from regard for her
health and comfort. For asmomcnu the lady felt
the though nerving her with unwonted strength
she made dash at the fellow with her little fists and
laid him sprawng on the sidewalk. We hope this
occurrence will make boys more mannery for the
future, for if, has been sad the elderly Boomers
resemble 'old hens in the monting season, they may
depend upon it there is good deal othe game chick
en- in some Of the young ones.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-06

DRUNKENNESS AND DEArH.-We learn
from Mr.. K. Walker fRoss's Express, that man
was seen on Saturday morning, between twelve and
two o'clock driving fine horse and chase along the
Rail Road track ofthe Providence and Worcester
Railroad, between Blackstone and Waterford
Soon after noise was heard in the river as if the
carriage had been driven off the bridge, (Which at
this place is some Sty feet above the water).-
Search was made in the direction whence the
SQUADS proceeded, and it was found that the chaise
was smashed to pieces and the horse and his driver
were both drowned. 1t is said that the man was
very much intoxicated and that he belonged to
Milford, but have not eared his name Two
jugs Of rum were found in the chaiase.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-06
The RnllOt.

The vote by ballot, in its original intent and pur
pose, was secret vote. 1t was intended for that
special and distinct object SO that it should give to
every voter, hewever humble or dependent he might
be, the opportunity of expressing freely and without
the semblance of restraint, his opinion and his
ciiI in relation 10 public men and public affairs. 1t
was to make him, in fact, what he is theoretically,
under our political system, one Of the independent
and equal souereigns Of the Republic. This secret
vote, the vote by ballot, has been favorte insttu-
ton with the people, from the foundation of our gov
ernment; and, we have been accustomed to hear it
referred TO, as one of the best safeguards of our
rights, and of the characteristics, which fa-
vorably distinguished our institutions from those of
monarchal England, as well as from those of the
slave holding states. Ii is in this view of the sub
ject, that the British Reformers have most earnestly
insisted upon the vote by ballot, as the grand
reform, which would perfect and crown all the 9TH
e.s, which, c first adopted, would insure the
cess of all others, and without which, the others
would be of comparatively little value
But, in guarding the inestimable right of suE
frage, land providing against the abuse oft by double
voting, practices have grown up, which to great
extent has taken away the original secret character
of the by ballot, and thus impaired its value, in
its most vital point. Iti to remedy this evil, and
to restore it to its original character in this respect
and, at the same time to provide perfect safeguard
against double voting, that the secret ballot law of
the last legislature was passed: These objects, it
IN
and convenient, that we feel well assured that
when the people have tried it they will be very
unwilling to return to the old mode Instead of the
old mode of separate boxes for the several ballots,
or of voting at separate times for the different Off
GERS, it is provided by the new law, that all the
ball OTIS for all the several officers to be voted for at
one meeting, may be enclosed in one envelope, and
thus, Of course, the confusion in having separate
boxes to receive the different ballot is avoided
The envelope is furnished on the spot, by the clerk
or other persons appointed by the seect-men for the
purpose, to each voter who has nothing more to do,
than to enclose his ballots in the envelope, and
drop it into the box. Thus, double voting is impos.
sibe, for if more than vote Of IA kind is placed
in any envelope, either through accident or ddsign,
one only is to be counted.
Yet this benefcent law has been assailed as if it
was very hydra of mischief, let loose amongst US,
and all the powers of vituperation, denunciation,
aud ridculc and we may add, Of Misrepresentation,
also, ofthe active parizans of the whis party, have
been brought to bear uponit These weapons have
been used because there is no argument which can
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-06
iPerhaps YOU have dunned him too hard. He

''Perhaps you have dunned him too hard He s
sensitive and irritable''
''No, Eve only sent three or four times This
morning he returned for an answer that he would
pay me when he ready and not before"
And on the spur of the moment you have deter
mined to put the account in an Alderman hands.
81 have.''
s'Too hasty, friend Giber:. In all matters oil
tins kind it is better to think twice. Remember
that Horner had sickness and death In his family
These know have thrown him back. Here lies
the cause of slowness in paying. But surely these
things ought TO ene him to consideration. lie Is
honest ; l am certain of this.
~ didn't think about his sickness and the loss
of his chid'' said Gilbert, in modlhed tone: bul
this is no justification for the rude unsatisfactory
answer he sent to my application Tor money
"Of course not But every man cannot, at all
times. control his feelings. An honest mind often
feels mick sense of indignation when demand is
made for debt where present inability to pay exists
This is no doubt the case with llorner Honest IN
his intention, he felt your repeated applications as
questioning that honesty, and he could not bear
the mputation with coming patience"
The two men separated. Gilbert had thought
twice; and instead OF going to the Magistrate office,
returned to his store There, little to his surprise,
he found the tailor waiting him. They met with
some reserve and embarrassment, bat ltorner said
in moment or two, and in subdued voice
81 am sorry, Mr.. Gilbert, to have kept you out
of your money so long; nothing has prevented my
paying you but inability. have had sickness and
trouble; it would not be with me as is. | felt
worried when your clerk called to-day, and sent
you an improper message. Let me recall that And
now, | will tell you the best can do. If you will
take from me FIVE dollars a month until the whole
bill is settled, will faithfully pay you that much,
and more ifit is possible"
"Perfectly satisfactory" replied Gilbert, in
voice so cordial that it sent the blood bounding
through the veins Of the unhappy tailor.
''If you had only made this proposition before it
would have been cheerfuly accepted"
When the two men separated, each wiser
and each felt happier. The tailor kept his engage
and the grocer not only received his money, but re-
tained good customer. So much for sober second
thoughts.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-06
Foreign Correspondence of the pOston Post

London, Sept. 6, 1851.
Britannia rules the waves"
old Song, noto Laid on the shelf
Yankee Doodle came TO town
To see the exhibition;
And took his yacht and beat John Bull
With ready expedition.
McCOrmack's resper cuts his grain,
Our plOws plOw up his land, sir,
On shore or sea we have team,
that beats his fnuI-in-hand, sir.
Ills locks were picked by Mr.. Hobbs,
Ne opened Chubbs and Bramdh's,
He made their faces look as long
A. Edwards panoIamas.
Yankee Doodle came TO town, &c.
They said our pant of Paxton's house,
Looked like our western prairies;
Twas filled with cotton. corn and trash,
And milk-pails Tor our daries.
But would they give bit more room
Beneath our eagles slreaners,
We then could show some sailing yachts,
And spended ocean steamers.
Yankee Doodle came to town, &c.
The Baltic vessel is the craft,
Among Onr Yankee notiOnsj"
To take the steamers of Cunard,
And tUlU them Ger tie oceans.
And Mr.. Collins is the hoy
TO do the work so handy;
And shew Brittana does not rule
The wave. bat Yankee Doodle Dandy.
o. Yankee Doodle came to town,
10 see the exhibition;
he took his yacht and beat John Bull,
With ready expedition.
Neto Song. not sung by Jenny Lind
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-06

THE AMERICAN RAILWAY GU1DE.-The Oc-
tober No of this valuable pocket companion for the
traveller is received We have so often, land favoraby,
noticed this useful little work, that we can find no
new terms of commentator for it, and must there
fore, be content to say that the number under con-
sideron fully sustains the high character which The
work has attained for the correctness of its inorma-
ton, and the readiness with which that information
can be obtained through its comprehensive and con-
venently arranged tables. We trust that the enter
prize of the publisher, Mr.. Dinsmore, and the per-
severance and almost endless toll of the compiler,
Mr. Cobb, are duly appreciated and properly re-
warded-as they deserve to be-
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-06

RAILROAD AcCTDENT.--An Irishman, whose
name we did not learn, was injured by falling between
the cars of the upward Fitchbug train, on Saturday
afternoon, caused by careessness in waiting until after
the train started, to bid his friends farewel-a habit
too generally INDUCED in by his countrymen-when,
cutchng at the while in motion, he missed his
hold and fell. Fortunately, he escaped with no injury,
more serious than two broken ribs and we are
formed, is fast recovering