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Pioneers Notice.

NOTICE |, hereby given that the Oxford Bear Com
N pany, No. !, Of Norway, and the hydrant Company
No. ,, Of Belfast will visit the Pioneer Engine Company
No. !, Biddeford, on Wednesday, August 10TH ARRIVING
at the Bddeford Depot In the O'Clock tram, xn'cu
time and place the pioneers will be In readiness for their
reception. RIfos ohALL',
Clerk Of Pioneer Company, No. i.
Biddeford, August 9Th, 1854. H-W
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NJ MISS AMANDA NJ. DOUGLASS, Of New
Jersey, Poe,ess. and author Of several dis.
,insuished works, Is now in this place, on
a visit 10 her friends.
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morning at O'Clock, and PORTLAND every afternoon
from Once 81 Exchange Street, quarter to o'clock,
and Casco House at o'clock
Any business entrusted TO the Driver will be punctuay
attended TO.
Grateful TO our friends for their patronage the route
between Portland and Boston, respectfully solicit from
them share Of their patronage the above route
JAS II. PRINCE. C.S. ID. PRINCE, |
81 Exchange Street. |
Portland, July q, 1854. 3o-islm
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DECKS Purified Marrow and Rosemary;
~ superior ase iG' iss a ss E, 70, 81, i,a
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j. X L., In taking leave Of his patrons and friends,
would not neglect thank them for the confidence and
patronage they have literally bestowed upon him dur
ING the more than Ave years that he has pracced Dens-
try In BiddeiOr and In leaving, he would most cordially
to their avor his successor and recent partner
Dr. VIM II. Haskell, who has made 30 many friends, and
given so universal satisfaction, during his connection
with the Office for the past two years.
July 3lst, 1854. 3l-Jw
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Notice..

mr. BROOKS will be at his house on storer Street. saco
~ where all having demands against him are requested
TO present them for payment and all indebted to him are
cost Delay not, as all bills remaining unpaid will very
soon pass to an attorney for more efficient action.
August d, 1854. 3l-u
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Savings Institution.

THE Annual Meeting Of the saeo and Bdaesasd Savings
in,ttuiion was attended on the 10Th Inst, and the
board Of Trustees presented 70 the meeting their Annual
Report Of the condition Of he Which had been
bv p fsstnan r Jordan Jr, and J. Mason, Esqrs and
ccrned by them to be crrect, they bsing Committee
Chosen BY Die Company fr that purpose At the annual
meeting In July, 1858.
Of credis 10 the Deposor Accounts were the 10Th
in.s $2os, 6ot Of
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Dissolution of Copartncrship,

THE relation heretofore existing between J. X Lincoln
/ and VIM II. Haskell, Dentists, under the firm nrme
Of Lincoln Haskell, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consen, j. X. LINCOLN,
w. III. HASKELL.
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Sugars {!
illumination Academy.

THE Fan Tern Of Oils fnstitstioa vin oon nsses %
Wednesday, August f3d, cad oootinss tvssvs .eets.
N. B-rhe hcilIea foe study q this sehool shAu b -
smpioysd each IN thsir rsspscuvs departments. q
ISAAC LEE MITCHELL, Secretary Of Trustees.
LmlnStcn, July 2ch, ISL D-tr
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10 The Morrill, men ofihe County have
issued the following call for County Con.
yeniinn-
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please say they are advertised.
Abbott James Kimbal Daniel
Adams Mary kyes Elizabeth
| Andrews Lucinda Knox Elizabeth
| Allen Clara Q Leavitt Rufus
Andrews George w Libby Gardiner
| Aver, lydia @ Lord HiramP
| Abbott Charles Lord John
Abbott Esttur Lord Jastln
bradbury Daniel Iarabee Abba
Bond Charles W Libby PAMELA
Benson Mary Lincoln Maria
Brock Caroline NJ Leonard Aimira
Billings Mary W LAdd lcybsn
RaIley Nancy mrs Lord
Bangs Maya Moody Emily
Bradley Laurinda Marsh Susan
Buxton Jonathan--2 McIntre Thirre II
BROWN ORA McNealy ii Y Mrs
Brown Angelina Al Murch Henry Mrs
Brown Rhodaf McCabe Hannah Mrs
Baker Loantha Moore George
Bachelier Martha Marble James NJ
IDarrtt al Moulton Gilman
Caveriy Moses Mclntire Susan
4 Coopen wv Nuttsr Ann
ICooiey Martha Noyes Mary Mrs
/ Caryill Harriet Norwood Albeit
/ Col. sarah W. Nckerson Elizabeth
Gates Sarah Newcomb
, Clark NancyJ Nelson David
/ Clement Sarah Page Phebe
| Cleayes Charlotte PeAse Elizabeth
Cole Catharine NJ Ferry Susan
Clark Sally Pierce Nancy )
| Chapman Susan Page William
| Calm Harriet Rlisbury James
II Duly Jane Ferry James
| Dyer John Perkins John
Newport Ill Richards Augusta
Dana Thomas Parsons Mary u
Dore James 4 Robbins Lydia Jane
| DrewJH Rogers Martha
4 Dunn Lavina @ Rich Martha A Mrs
Il Emery Wiimf Ripley Ellen l.
Emerson Bradbury Rafter EliIa
Eagerly Almlra Ross Albert
Emery Hannah L Randall William
Yarwell Joana Il Roberts Lyman
pol.om Sarah X Robertson Daniel
FarnhaIn Alkaline Strout Frances
pinoey MaryJ Swan Comijrt Mrs
pos, deborah Shaw Ellen
FROST Samuel sweetsir Edward
pos. serena ID Stubs Ferris
Rowles Lydia NJ SWEET Olive MS
Cove Lois Smith Jassee Q
Giles Josiphene Smith Cynthia
Grover Persis smith FRANK
Co.,.in in Smith Horatio q
Gooavin JR Smith VIC
Go,sxinsA Smith Franklin
Gordon william Smith Stephen
Grant A @ Thompson Susan u
Goodwin Samuel Turner Adela
I0oaivn Tufts John Mrs
0oodxinJM Tripp Louisa Mrs
Giles Sarah Thompson Isaac
0oogin, lydia Tlton Wllliamr
Hamilton Mahaia Tracy aeorye
Hin Sarah W Taylor Eevrina
Hubbard nlen Walker Abigail Mrs
Milton Mehtable Wentworth Isabel
Hilton Frank Wentworth SARAH
ilssmer Sarah Whltten Charles
Hall sarah waterhouse James
HIN George wulen MehtAble Mrs
Holmes Stephen Walker Eiiphaiet Mrs
Ham Susan Q Wood Harriet
i Hooper George whltmon Mary
Il Heath Ensa Wentworth MaryJ
Joy Stephen Warren Louisa Mrs
Il johnson FREEMAN Wright Louisa
johnson Sarah o Young Jane
johnson Moses York Emerson
J.rUcK, Pm.
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Commissioners Notice.

TIE undersigned having been appointed BY the Hon.
Joseph T. Nye, Judge Of Probais for the County oil
York Commissioners TO receive and examine the claims
q The several creditors against the estate Of Rehard
Cuts, late Of ktry, In said County, deceased, repre-
sented insoven hereby give noce that six months from
the third day Of July instant allowed 70 said creditor.
70 bring In and prove their claims and that viii attend
70 the duty assigned at the dwelling house Of EisirA
johnson, In said Ktery, on the last Wednesday Of 0cto-
Der, November and December next at o'clock In the af-
ternoon Of said days.
NATU'I n MlRsHlIJ
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Houses for Sale.

THREE wooden houses forming the northerly half OF thu
Porter and Quincy Block on Cults Street. The above
houses are stoed containing rooms each vel
finished and well situated for boarding houses private
dwellings. For further particulars enquire Of the sub
scriber on Cults Street, or Thomas H. Cole on Main g.
ISAAC p. GCRNEY.
August LIST, 1854. 3-3w
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1851
$2l6,727 o.

The a.,et, OF the Company paying than per
cent mon theIr nominal amount and with the profits now
on hand and with the probsbs increase The three years
~. n, -, 10 believe that the next extra dvl-
ssnS xi he very satisfactory to the deposito. There
hs. hs. an Increase Of deposes during the last year
sso and q p9' ssIs
The s The half yearly dividends passed to the credit
Of he d.postors January 1884, was $aoss o. and July
1854, S3,Sso As, or S6,6lS 81 in the year.
Ae; said Report was read, was wC.ea Una, oe &C.
conisned .tatement of the condition Of the Institution
to be published In the Democrat and Union: a,
saco, July 10Th, 1854. Of"
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The Company has property 70 meet y, me
above Indebtedness a. foiiows' WIS.,
Railroad stocks and Bonds,
Bonds Of the Cities Of Portland anu
Bath,
Stocks In various Danks,
Notes receivable variOusly secured,
And cash on hand,
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Commissioners, Notice.
DOL Wanled

exchange for goods, for cash. at the highest market
/ price, at the NEW YORK STORE,
2-u Nos. 9s and Vi Factory Island, saco.
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That the credit balance Of the suspense
amount u
That the credit balance Of The fronsano
Loss account b
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y,oBsoN srORER have this day received Q nsv
II s,ock a, West India Goods and 0rooeries.
fbar stock 10 nov the largest In town, and comprises
srtices thai cannot Be obalnsd any other store
Wishing or the vsy best articles II the lowest
prices are requested 20 call and examine for themselves
saco, Nay sosh, 1854. Ut
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Ohio Flour.

DECEIVED this day another Ia al Ohio Flour, dire.
IL via Montreal, and the Grand Trunk hAnroah, When
any other source. "o"V" vA'
Saco May 3oth, isss. T.t ..
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at the new chandeliers; they were toe
bright: | turned from the glaring present
to the dim past; memory eyerShadowed
the gay vision before me. -..
Where was the bright and beautiful
young matron, who so recently stood in
these halls gracefully receiving its vari-
Gus guests Where her husband. the
gallant, gifted officer, who had received
from his country admiration and praise 2
Where was her father? The honest, pa
tnotc old soldier, who had been chosen
by the people to preside over them?
Then | remembered the. magnificent
couch on which he rcposed in the room
when he was conquered for the first time,
and his conaueror death. | heard again
the solemn funercal music, the VOICE of
the man Of God. fancied I could hear
from above, shut in from the gaping
multitude, the low moan Of the widow
the despalring voice of the daughter, as
kneeIing in her desolate agony. She expe-
rienced the first grief of her life. Faith
erless then-SOon an Orphan-now
widowl r-r .aea-s.-f ..- = -...,.
Oh. how sorrowful had | become In
this gay throng. How gladly left the
pageant | had been witnessing, with
another lesson Of life engrayen on my
healt. .s a.rf 81. .s.., PEREGRINA.
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G Il AT / 8 I

just PuBLIsHED-A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE! @
4 FEW words on the rational! treatment, without
n Medicine, of 5permatorrhsa, or Local Weak.
ness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits Iassitude Weak
incapacity for stvdy and Labor, Duliness of Appre
hension Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society, Love
Of Solitude, Timility, SefDistrust Dizziness, Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, At
zion of the Eyes, Pimpes the Face, Sexual and
other Infrmiuss in Nan. 30 '..
From the French Of DR.. B. DELANEY. I'D ''-
The important fact that these alarming complaint
may easily be removed without madeleine is in this
small tract clearly demonstrated and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment as adopted by
the Author, fully explained, by means of which eve
ry one is enabled to himself perfectly, and at
the least possible COST avoiding thereby, all the ad
Tertised nostrums of the day. --4rE --4s3
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in .
sealed envelope, by rentting post paid two postage
stamps 10 DR.. B. DELANEY, or Box log, Broadway
Post Ofise, N. Y. ..-ts. nov S-3m &,
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VAN DEUsEN's InPRovED WAEPENE

1 HE propristors Of the above valuable specific for
tie hair, feel warranted in presenting it to the
public as one OF the most efficient rmedes for par
tia badness, diseased hair, and a safe and euc
'essial Renovator of wasted and decayed locks, for
changing grey hair to its first and natural color
promoting the growth and beautifying Its texture
and imparting increased vgor and healthy actioB
to TIE buIts. 1t has been found emineutly success
ful. 1t has acquired reputation in the populous
and wealthy city Of New York, which will doubt ss.
be widely extended over the whole Union. few
bottles of Van Deusen's Improved Wahpene" faith
fully used, according to the directions given, will
beyond all doubt, change the unsightly silver hai
Of the aged as well as the young to Is first color
give it also rich and glossy appearance, and alto
sether impart new and beautiful appearance t.
the whole head
For sale by w. II. Gilman. Chas. Stott Co.. an
kidwell Laurence, Washington; and J. l.. Kid
vel, Georgetown.
DAY VAN DEUSEN, Proprietors,
dec l9-6m 123 Chambers street " v
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NEW DRUG STORE.

= II. SYLVESTER e. CO. have the hon.
W. or of ofanncunciDg to their friends and ths pub
lie that the Silver Swan has taken its fight from the
frozen regions of the North where he was fostered
IN the warm bosom of his friends towards the "Sun
ny South, and has alighted at the corner Of Penn
sytvan!a avenue and Ilth street.
Here Sylvester Co.'S Soda Fountain will dispense
those refreshing, invgorating and youth restoring
waters which, combined with his uuriralled and in
comparable Syrups, have won for him ''golden opin
IONS from all sorts of People" The beauty. the
chiv airy, the labor, the learning, the commerce Of
our mighty and glorious land have all been rerre
sented at the Fountain of the Silver Swan aud ali
with grateful accord have pronounced it the ne plu
tdtra of earthly drinks. r -r-- t.G
Here too will be found, in addition to complete
stock OF fresh Drugs and Medicines, Toilet Requisites
in all the delicate and mystic varieties Of the bou
doir, well the wheIewithal to cultivate the
noustache and the imperial Here the most deli
cate transatlantic extracts Of Lubin will be found
surpassed by more subtle and delicate domestic
articles, the Oriental Spirit of Flowers.
Fer the recuperation of the hair, we offer
- - Philo. Come,
Castor Oil Pomatum,
..t~' 'e Chrystaline Pomade,
.r . BandOne, .H.e
Phalons Hair Invig rs
Ok Marrow,
. .. .- Rose Hair Oil, .H.
Nutritive Cream,
~. Barry's Tricopheaous,
--... Lyons KathairOn,
Jaync's Hair Tonic, ...
Lovet's Wahpene, .t..
Fandusen's Wahpene, and
julius H8uers Eau Lustral.
Here the lovers of the Indian Weed will find the
choicest Havana brands. q,
VICTORIA, .......
NEPTUNE,
AMBROSIA, -.
LA INDIA,
La SOL,
Tsa -s.- .- LA MINERVA,
.- LA PUNTUALIDAD,
FRANKLIN,
LA ALMA.
And we hope, by assiduous and careful attention
to business and customers to retain old friends
win new ones and secure to ourselves living share
ofpatronage. S. X. SYLVESTER CO,
Corner Pa. avenue and l1th street.
dec 29-dlm
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from time 10 lime halfsuppressed groan

from time 10 lime, half-suppressed groan
betrayed the existence of pain even under
The Semblance of reposc. The young
man who sat by the window, and whose
ewes were often turned towards the bed
although still in the spring.time of life.
bore strong resemblance TO the female
that lay near; and his youthful brow.
half fconccaled by his long, fair hair, wore
like hers, the traces Of sickness and of
sorrow. The silence was broken by the
feeble voice Of the invalid.
"Yvon, my son." said she. come
hither. But how is this? thou art weep
ing" ......-, .-... --....-..
b, q Alas, mother, why should | not
weep! Lean do nothing for you-illness
has rendered me useless. Even could L
nov get work, scarcely could | WELD a
hammer, or bear the heat Of the forge-I
feel weak as a woman"
"My poor child the fever has under
mined thy strength as well as my own.
But the will of God be done"
young man. 1t is hard, however, 10
gwrcstle- against poverty. If We cannot
satisfy the claims OF our landlord we
shall be driven, before many days, even
from this poor resting place, TO die Of cold
and hunger in the stgects. If i were
driven alone"
:" My son." interrupted the sick wo-
man, as she raised her wasted hands to-
wards heaven, :. L have seen thy father
and thy three brothers die, one 10y one, of
the wasting fever which has laid its
blishting hand more lightly upon thee.
With them vanished my earthly happi-
ness, as well as our slender means Of
support. But through all my trials, L
have still said The Lord gave, and the
Lord hath taken away: blessed for ever
be His name : and, in the submission to
the Divine will, have ever found conso-
lation in my sorrow.'
The young man sighed, but made no
reply: he sat for some time In silence,
and only raised his eyes on hearing
fresh burst Of rejoicing in the street
rirGts and acclamations rent the air.
: What means this 2" asked Monica.
+" The procession of Druon Alltigon a is
passing under the window" answered
her son. "The different companies Of
lIdutSlECu lOllOW USIe are lilC IlSflerIncn
and the tanners /; now come the painters.
with the image Of st. Luke; and oh,
now | see the blacksmiths, carrying the
banner of st. Elvy"'
Poor WON looked sadly on his former
companions, as they passed, happy in the
enjoyment Of health and vigor, and rend-
ing the air with shouts and acclamations.
But suddenly he started; as if struck by
an invisible hand, and drew back step
from the window.
"What now, my son ?" exclaimed
Monica, terrified at his sudden paleness.
Elizabeth has just passed, with her
father and Master Eerachten, the rich
goldsmith of Zierich Street"
The poor mother pressed his hand tend
erly but did not speak. She seemed
afraid TO encourage by single word the
expression of that sorrow which she felt
to be hopeless.
DruoA Antigon il the rame given 10 a gigantic
statue, vugary supposed represent tie founder Of
Antwerp, wheh Is carried M procession through the
city on days of public rejosemg.
tcoScbrsIcN ro-hoRRow.I
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PATENT PIETY.

Under this head, the Cleveland Plain
dealer publishes what it styles NJ.
of the Modern Drama" and it contains
so much of pointed anS trenchant,. and
in two many instances, justly applied
satire, that we have concluded to give it
to our readers entire. Here it is:
ScESE-FsshionabIe street-PIenty of four
story blocks, big plate windows with 0phirs
of goods behind TINE--Ninter morning
Shaver and Pinchem discovered walking to-
gether towards their places of business
S. doq.) How's your new church,
p. Fiourishing finely. The steeple,
when completed, will he two hundred
feet high. Think of that (? How's gour
rev church
IS. All right. You beat us on steeples:
ours is already built, and measures only
hundred and ninety. We give that up.
But we shall knock you on organs. Ours
cost s3 3,0CO. = -.
P. You do floor MS on organs, that's
fact. But. per contra, We shall throw
your chandeliers into the shade. Ours
are ordered from the best firm in Paris.
with carte blanche as to cost. NAV
mention. incidentally, that Il paid hun
dred dollars towards it.
S. Well, as to chandeliers, I yield the
palm, but our pulpit and fiXings will leave
you. nowhere. The pulpit is to be all
mahogany, and so are the sofa and chairs.
The Bib'e alone comes to two hundred
| dollars. The covers of the sacred volume
are edged and clasped with solid gold:
| actual weight, nine ounces. I may add
that donated all but fifty dollars Of it.
| fdsi9e-Bcat him that time.)
:. p. You have us there again Such
generous rivalry in the great cause of
religion is truly cheering. Though we
may differ on some small points, (they
belong to different denominations) we vet
work together for the common triumph
of true Christianity. .-r
s. Beautiful Ny sentiments exactly.
"a child with a skeleton face, and her
little legs rcd with cold, solicits charity.
s. and p by a common impulse look
very hard into vacancy ahead. The child
importunes. At last S. almost stumbles
over her and is foroeito notice the tiny
wretch -.r,7 I.;. 900
S. (Majestically.) Can't Le,p you
Never give a cent to beggars. Inyariable
rule. -''',---i -ls 1'ea'
p. (putting on an extra touch offrigidi-
! lty.l just my principles. Thank you
for. expressing them so well. If folks
will be lazy, let 'em starvc..
I, IS. and p. move at faster gait, while
the nnorsel of fntndicant sits down On
chilly stone, sticks her dirty knuckles
into her eyes, and has a good cry.)
S. Here's my place. Good morning.
-Astde--shrcwcd humbug, p, but Ill get
the start Of him yet.
P Good morning. Aside Sharp fel-
low, s., but l IL knock hum on the next
trade q Is2 i5IIsH 90 a5i.lg
.fIs Is enters and writes . notice TO quit
% a family Of poor tenants, while p. goes
down to his store and bulhes the clerks. }
Curtain falls. .f'qHl .lp
N
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POPLAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD BY KiDWELL LAURENCE, Pennsyl-
- vania avenue and 1.th street, Washington, and
JOHN l.. kIDWELi, High street, Georgetown, D.
@, comprising in part: re
br. Jaynes Family Medicinss-Dr. Roses Family
Medicines-Wistar' Balsam OF Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry Pectoral-Sands' and Tswsand's Sarsaparil
la-A IL. and John Bulls do-Rose s and Sch artze's
do-Nilhau Elixer Cai-aya Bark-Wolf Aromatic
Scheidam mSchnapps-kidwelPs Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antidote-Osgoods India Cholo-
gogue-RowaDd's Tonic vi Mixture-Hampton'sV Veseta
be 1fsctnre-GreeR's Originated Bitters-Hooiaud,s
German do-Blske'. and Cannoa's do-Rushton',
and Smes Cod Liver Oil, together with ell the most
approve ed medicines OF the time. q =.
Agents for the sale Of Seymour's Galvanic Abdomi
n! Supporter, Seymours Obstetrica Supporters and
IRE. Belts Abdominal Ucro Supporters. -. Hv
fresh supply Of Saratoga and Bedford Water. E
SEP 80 Fssls a.
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&C. SCARPA'S ,ls
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL.

NOR the cure of Deafness, Pains, and discharge of
grceable noises liking the buzzing of insects, falling
ofwater, whining Of steam &c, which are symptom
ofapproachiSg deafness, an also generally attend
deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years. ana we're
obliged to use year trum cts. have, after using two
or three bottles thrown aside their trumpets being
made perfectly well. Pb! scians and Surgeons high
ly recommend its use. o.
This medicine has cured more persons, and is now
usei more extensively than any other medicines
mbined, fr the cure of Diseases Of the Earl The
certificate are numerous and of the highest author
ity.a. .ai .....H.lgi IA. H.. ~ s.5.raI \
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WHALEY,s OMNIBUssEs.

On THURSDAY, the 29th instant,
E@fEEA will commence running two lines
of 0MNIBUSSES between Alexan-
drfa and Wa$niD gton, leaving Alsxardria at AZ
O'Clock in the morning, and ~ in the afternoon.
connectiRg with the trains leaving Washington at
O'Clock in the morning and in the afternoon. Re
lurning, leare Washington on the arrival of the,
ira ns from Baltimore, in time in the morning &c
connect with the Orange and Manassas Gap train
from Alexandria, at O'Clock. .a-.. .I- H-, ,fy
Passengers wishing seats in this line, will leave
their names and residences with DR.. James EntWis-
tie AIexan;iria and at the Irving House, Washing
on corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
The morning line will call for passengers within any
reasonable distances in either city. -..eslfc- q
asp 2S-6m. WIN. VITALITY.