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BosroN, Aug sAdvices have been received at this POI
from Malaga to July 49, Letters that the vine dseas
on the increase and that the crop injured to very
rious extent and it is believed that there will be almost
total loss in the grapes intended for packing.
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Polytechnic College of the state of Pcnnsylvauio,
Penn Square Philadelphia
FIS College, organized the plan of the
continental Europe designed afford thorough professional
education students intended for
ENGlN GERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME
CHANICAi AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The will commence Monday SEN
tember IL, 1854.
FACULTY.
Mathematics and civil engineering, Professor eim Peabody
Meialurgy aud indusiia analytical and agricultural
Prot, Alfred il. kennedy, NJ ID.
Mining engineering, geology and mineraogy, Prof w. H.
Thomas, A. M
Mechanical philosophy and the nnciples of mabiner Prof
Peabody and Kennedy - $500
Terms for Zach department session, SIS.
Gpchancai actccual aud Typographical drawing Prof John
Kern. $40, -
French and Spanish, Prof. V. De Amarillo.
German Prof u. II. Entrup
Tho analytical laboratory chemistry daily
An academca department. under the charge of B. Boucher
NJ provided into which and less proficient
and be rapidly prepared for the College
Additional information
he obtained by addressing Dr. Alfred L.
ree,no College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President Of Board Of Trustees,
john MCINTYRE, Secretary.
Aug 9--WedSat&Tueslm
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The American state pnpcrsu Want

"Yhc American State Papers" Wanted.
VAYLoR MAURY, booksellers Washington city, desire TO
purchase books "Amercan Ar
which have been given by members
for years past
viii paid exchange made any
books odd volumes WIN also be purchased.
Aug
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iaOu shLEA country residence, situated in the immediate
Church, Fairfax county, Virginia. consisting
eighteen land part wood dwelling house
good barn. including house,
web Of the best failing
properly within pleasant ride Of the cites washington
and and wishing spend the
in the country, in healthy neghborhood
wa be n desirable retreat
made accommodating
Fer further particulars apply to
r.. r. JUDsON,
July 3o--2aw3wt Falls Church, Fsrfax Co.. vs.
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United States Patent once,


ON the petition of David Matthew Philadelphia
praying for the extension of granted him the 3st
day December 1870,
for from expiration of said patent which takes
place the 3lsi day December 1851
1t ordered that be heard the Patent Office
Monday OF December 10 O'Clock per
notified appear and show If they have why
said petition ought TO be granted
required to flo
objections forth writing
days hearing all testimony filed party
0 said hearing taken
with of The Office which will
application.
The testimony will be December
dpoion aud other relied upon testimony
the office before the morning of TINT day; the arguments
any, within days thereafter.
Ordered that this be published Union
gence and Evening Star, Washington ID. q Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Scientific Amercan New York and
Massachusetts,
weeks 18th of December the of bearing
CHARLES MASON,
p papers will please copy, and send their
bills the Patent Odice with containing this notice.
Aug 5-law3w
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~ GREEN a. SCOTT. AuctIonee,r

plANo FoRTEs, MELODEON, BUGGIES, CORN SHELIER
CRATES idncy goods S at auction The arrange
mcnts beng anxious 10 close the balance
this industrial exhibition, al auction on Thursday
the 10Th INSTANT AT 10 O'Clock, upper
Baptist church, on 18Th, above q
bugges one Of which is fine vehicle a physician
magnificent pianos
superb melodan, the hest Of NIL sent TO the fair
6 sea Of Crates, f.om Keily's, New
fine Of Aiba,a forks spoon.
savera boxes Coegates fancy soaps
paror stove, hay shelter ppuehs
large assortment Of fine feather dusteis
A rural table of curious workmanship
Gentlemen's and moruiag
large lot fJayncss medicines adapted
Win useful aud fancy deem I'M
enumerate.
Terms Under $50 cash $780, S0O thirty days
$780, sixty days. for satisfactorily endorsed
GREEN SCOTT,
Aug I'D Auctioneers.
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Cufs-lIlu,stratcd.

VI
HISTORY OF CUDA, OF Traveller in Tropics
Ill being POLITICAL historical and statistical
discovery the present NIaurn
rec paper, 80 CENTS in cloth, IS cents. For snle by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Asg9 booksellers near OH street.
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pROPosALs will be received by the superintendent
OF the Treasury Bulug, until the 18th
supply of 200 cords hickory and 100 cords of
part thereof not less than 80 eors Also 200 Of Cumbe
land coal The wood be best quality
corded aud measured such places superintendent n
the of the The
quality al! lump, and to be also Delivered required
pense OF the contractor,
July 29-eodtl2h TTntc. Starl
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4, hEslkAl'. sAg.I-lu
VI the clerk, the Of the of
iumba couu s. asningon aud to me directed shan
public sale Monday the 18th
Der front door said comfy,
~ O'Clock, the uluwiny Ali that
parcel Of ground W. Nity Washington designated
he plat of saf Asaur, ~ IN square No. three hun
bred aud gNIug eghi thousand
(s 00O) mosR Epc.r Nsu and singular the improve
IheIxTo "Nh Walter
Lenox eon seize 1a esied pln i4l March 1854
Bazei ha' yaNAH D. HOOVER,
Marshal of tbe District of Columbia.
s9susi 8 1854 ~
fJig 9-dHSep
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CAKDThe attention of the ladies and gentlemen Of Wash
ngton and the public general respectfully invited
sale of excellent furniture which place Friday,
Instant lU O'Clock the lnte residence Of Dr. speer
OF Sd and streets morrill, Mechanics Row The Furniture
is Of fine quality ard the feather beds and hair
SUPERIOR and the sale will be well worthy OF their attention
GREEN IL SCOTT
Aug4-d Auctioneers.
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o. Mr. Editor: Please
CHARLES A. DAVIS candidate the board
coupcii ill the
Paine, esq., and obise the
July CITIZENS FIRST WARD.
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SLooP-oF-wAR CoysTELIAroS--Ths vessel, now nearly
ready for launching at the Gosport maynard presents to
the eye structure of strength and capacity scarcely equal
led in navy in any vessel below irst-cass iigae
Below give her dimensions and armament:
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Professor Body after having accepably filed the Office
oproessor of rhetoric and oatory in Bowdoin College at
Brunswick for nine years. has been compelled by i'll health
to resign his post
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Twenty-Five thousand kilogrammes of coffee being
roasted at Havre for the army of the Baltic
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by j. G. MCGUIRE. AuCtioneor.

nvRU5TEEB SALE OF STEAMBOAT HOTEL.--On Monday
aernoon August 2s at o'clock premises, sub
scrber will SELL public auction by virtue deed
ing date July 9uth 1852 duly in Libe No.
io 81 25 &c. and a. the Washington
the District of Columbia, ali Of ground
designated the ground plan of said city numbered
CD numbered hundred fifty five 1851 with
the brick building occupied
known the " Steamboat Hotel"
TERMS 81 500 81 275 the balance
with interest," by deed of the premises
BY order of the trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
July 30ataw&ds Auctioneer.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
NfENT.

fRos, ieh ND poor bond and ffeo--mll grades col
ofs and cenditi1ns, the same need Of praisn j. IT.
feiisuhif given 10 thu wonderful preparation. Thou
shuds bottles soid and Hscd daily aud bot one ua
neisal"piuion l. uttered By all whO ~. aud that
- that 20 remedy tore di,co,errd, posss.s.s
such Perfect healing and curative properties. IL ats
lac mayo 10 relieving pains Of any KIND. matter 81
what caused, how ACCOMPLISHMENTS, cislOca.
tioa OF nns, bruises, cuts, huns, seads uccf. caa-
csis fhsumaiism, piles, oHked breasts, any pain,
soieaess, stifness weakness Of JOINTS muscles o.
hgAmenif. The liumeni is equally applicable aud e.
guall, efeciud 10 giving Immediate relief Try II A..
q BRAGG a co, Sole Pfopfietors- Principal Offices
SOi Bsoad~sy, New foTk, aad 81. Louis, Missouri.
5O.isly
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\ DREADFUL BApBEEAsr CURED IN ONE

~ CT KID
Cspg of i,iffrfr Mr. Fraacis 7rHoi II BrfalsHse
Loihiga Raaf, Liinbru', dated Apr 2gih, le5l.
To Professor notlowAr,
Sir, For mott than twenty scar. INV WITS has been
subject, from uuir time 10 attacks OF ind ininu-
ton 90 The side iat WIN sha vac bled and blister
ed to gfcat extent, sil lie pain could not be- femo,-
cd About four yclrs ego She saw, toe papers, the
wonderful cures thectrd bt yiNf ill. ana Oinfmtnt
and uourh' sho would Civ thonI itl. To bon giesi
lsfouishnitut auu delight she got immediate frlof
hum then use, uud tuct pcroyrunr Tor ihrse
wrrks the pain BOO hHf side cump,ateIt cured and
she has enjoyed lhs best oi hrath tor thc asi four
years.
lsgnsd FRANCIS AUNOT.
These rills should Zee used JOINTLY with The u,ot.
mrht in most nrthe f,ilpwiur cases:
Rid leg. Jhircufect Fstglis sore throat
BAD hrrl.ts thtuluu- rout SKIN diseases
Hutns tharpcd hauds, tlmduinf Scury
himnn. Cofus (suu SwelNlas Snfr beads
Wfe. af Mos G. .nce.s f.nr.t..n Tamlfs
rh.tohs = tsuilaciedAud fils Jicus
khramtfism
Sand Flies SufJou stih. Wound.
Coco buA Elr9htuttsiss Sote Nipple. Vows
kEnniNs = Co., Boston. Ma..., Agent, tor New
England
Sold li ihe establishment Ut Professor ilol oWa,,
94i. Sittud, lneat Touplr BAR Londur, an hY all
respect hlo nmssisfs aud DeaIrrs 900 Medic nes
iHrou -iuul Gee hNi-h Eupitr inh thn.c nf tie lu-
ZOO. 900 frfs ani iuAts atJ7 reni., ~ rsnf- and
sl,in. Wholesale by ihe cttl $500. hnust- in TIE
Union, uhu hY Nr--is A D. g. ID. SANDS, New
Yor-, lnI bt 5. o. col tNS, Montpelier. VI
Ihore isa ronslt. ahl, saving iutakIue do, iat-ct
si.as.
s.. @. phocuon. nr ht guidance OF Pltieat. in
etcis disofdoi nso aiis t",ashtos. af;cowN
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS The Wash.
ing'ou correspondent, Of the. Journal Jnf
Commerce writes that
The Presidents policy in regard to
internal improvements by the general
government, will be much objected IL,
not only hy Wings, but by many Dem
ocrais. The resort To- tonnage dniies,
levied by States, and approved by Cou-
gress, is. no doubt, the substitute which
the President llas ia view for the old
plan. |, will hardly meet with the APP
probation Of Congress.
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DELIa,uM TaEMENs. Twenty or
thirty yeats ago. say our best physici-
ans. no such disease as mania pofa, %
dcl'ritun tsemeGs. was knswn.s The dis
case Is caused principally by The poison.
Gus drugs with which all wines aud Ilq-
uors 81 the present day are sp abundant
Iy dosed. .''
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FEsAtr PArRorrsx AND rHE An
GENT Sr,ssrss WaEEL.-E. II:
Pessc Esq, New York city, recent
ly depdsited in the Agricultural
Rooms Of that city spinning wheel,
in good preservation, received from
Mrs. Elinor Fry OF Eas, Casendish,
who gives The following account ofi,
al will, with pleasure, give thee
the history Of the curious Spinning
Wheel, ss far as know. In 1854,
the wheel came TO my fathers house,
in East Greenwich, from Nnraganset.
Whether il originated in England or
ireland, cannot say, but II had been
in America near zone hundred years
when il was brought here. In i777.
], Ellinor Fry Spun on said wheel
one piece of lawn handkerchiefs, ~
in number, as good as those import
ed from England the ladies here
were SO patriotic they chose the ia
brio Of our country, and ,oiIcd with
their own hands TO spin lawn for
their dresses, proclaiming indepcn-
6cncc TO Great Britain, for some OF
US were SO happy to have farms of
our own 10 clothe US and our faith
ers encouraged US TO wear such us
VIC made. The identical wheel
spoken of, Samuel Fry, my father,
gave TO me, and |, Elinor Fry, pre-
scented il to Erasius II. pesse, to
hold OF sell, as he pleases.
ain regard TO the Spinning Party,
il was done in 1889, TO celebrate the
Federal Constitution, and TO cncour-
age manufacturing in the State ol
Rhodo Island. 2i'si Of April, 1889,
16 patriotic. ladies' assembled AT the
court house in East Greenwich. with
their own wheels, their own flax,
and for their own use spun l73
skeins Of linen yarn in one day, from
sunrise 10 setting at night one
lady spun I. skeins and one knot. il
being the most spun by any one OF
the company; there were several
that spsn nix skeips in the. same
time The usual custom was two
skeins in ono day for each to SPIN
There was q festival in Providence,
1890, where there was splendid
ox roasted. called the Federal Ox.---
was there al the tine, and saw the
OK while roasting. This may no; be
interesting TO- thee, SO WILL omit
saying more on this subject. here
IN sign my name, This 9Th day OF the
'4'h mo-, 1853. ELlSom Fry"
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CONFIDENTIAL LETTERS "A GooD
DEcissoS. 7-lu aruiine apnn ,hs subject
in the U. States C,rcui, Cour,, recent, +,
Judge Spragse dec,ded ,Ia, person eA-
hibiting TO an0lher q Letter marked "con-
6de1tial," or otherwise using us con-
tents thus publicly 10 The injury e The
writer of third party, WAS guilty. Of a
esoss violation Of privilege and night be
held pecsm,asily liable ior damages, re-
sulsinz from such breach, Of confidence.
This legsl scousssucii,m ii the term
" eoatiden'isl" is u perlce. accordance
With use deRnition VI the wosd as gwen
By Webster, sis: "rha, vbich is y, be
treated o. kept r. nu1Sx.e;
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kRssN Il ENNE TTsHNE'l u
"a ~ IA w " ~ JILL
A. .rLt NJ Cor
AN INV al udOAS DOOh tOI = y Cl5s
. s,..,.. u-..,.. R.,...,s ,,. .
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copy.
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f>.-,t ftf & scr, ~ ,.,,t,tr- t,f.r AZ D as
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.IfflNttNN A. ANt AZ. bod HAND
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PkOCLAAiAl'ION
TO the People of Montpelier ~
vicinity.
THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

JIYDRO-ELECrHI NOITAIC CHAINS. used
Tor the issfaat reiief aud permanent cHye uf nli
NerroH Dsesfs for the met iiinc iufrda ced ia.
slaic a Nrrmonf. 1hrseirhairs wt o. Gi.t in-
tfoducet Fmuec years -inrt, and o. ON thence
have .Nioudcdto Germany, Alsirr ffussia, En.l4nI,
and -t year has elapsed since they were nitro
ducrd iHtu ths imisd states They Ilc no.y a.. o a.
the hu, ptais OF Lnud1a Pans. Nisnaa Berlin ass in
every Hospital 90 NrW Anik. Tncs SIZE ,rcutrf and
paientod ga 1--WE dilIe Kingdoms leo u tli. ooua-
ty, aud are cunstlntl used wuh ihr n.,.t astoish-
ins success, by both thysicisu' ana rluo1t 900 there
hcf and cure of Nheumiu.n, Painful aud su-iicd
JOINTS, Neuralgia of The uto, no ifpss, Kindness
Ncfyous, Headache, Ptptat1n ui thr Heart 20. tar
ton OF thr lmbs, tnr-ta llf got un, cncrnl Ue.
hiHty, lmpot snrr. itune Pains, amI ga di,rasn IS
which aic produced fioln diminished umnuut nr Ne
yous Fluid. Genuine ties of the most henetci4i ~.
pfulucai On the above dsrufes, have been rfcntvrI
from Professors hnti, Nan 1ufrn, Post ct NV Y.tk
rA, ho.ios Golhins, nri aui Prfci lta, oi Lon iun
ol'o hom di'ungHi.i' Medical Men iu uo.t uf the
cio ui Europe hestdcs mnfc fhHu one thau.BnI Gopt
patients sh" ihare been cured hy Their u.r in various
pirisaf ihis cuunty. lti,au r-t.t i.hrd fct ,ys,h
no fhysiriau dare oi can Grny, a Nervous u &c
sr- ore Increased 20 seventy. rather tuan hent,rcd
by constant adm nislaiiou oi Drugs, and hs comm,
.'Hso of thepoopi- o. be ius swek"ncd 10 mis- truth
h} avoiding all d-ues ant patient No tfun.s ousluds
htfc boon cufrd 10y ihc al puN cfu agents ,f "a tufr
pnfr ar, proper Ga fcisu, di,t hathiha &C. B, The
use ct the Chains, uHturs gicatl, uss.si.l in "a
ruurs and mpu-c b. elteu tu the nervous on f,,- f
iho system, winch rcsiofts 90 hesh wiho.i the nro.
res. ct s~aoNins the sickeuna, disgusting no.iruns
that nfr thrown htiufr ih' publbir A panlblr c,u-
Ca nins cHuhatas ui cure d,sciifii of fhc Cnins
Fnd he uudc otusr, m4} De ttincd ffco Of charre Id
The Dug Sinre OF
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SCOi r & i5IEI.D
100 new Bay State shawIs,
KEITH q BARKER

nav" f,r'ts'd an'i resrn tug ihuir apuni gsifs
vi rha~i. o. ~ The ne~ aud olrsan atioins aH. ae
laerA"d 'o,rd 's.m q, 'br lssa-, pieces.
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" e. ". EDpY ESQ, nos,oo. Mass,
" Sir Your ficilnies In ihe rfosrrui Of any
bu fprss cunrsctcd wh tbs 0Noe. equal tn thess
6f any other agcuf am srre ~ plcihlly, yours a.
THOMAS ENBANK.
Commissioner Of Pntents.n
Boston. March. 10, .sa3 20 9sIvr
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SEWING MACHINES.
GROVER, BAKER n co.

rI'Hls Mschino Is nos Justly the most AZ proved, and
no controversy eNists between It anu any oilef
paient Offices, ~ Chamber 81, Now York Hay
market SQUIRE, Bostoai end % souih 4th 81, Phih-
delphiu. 5lisly
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WastiHrfoR, Jaig %, lsig.-Dufina the time
cupiet the uifcc a. Commissioner ct futeuts, r. II.
Envy, Esq, OF iosten ala business o, She Patent
Office Sui'ci'ni for procuring Patents, There
irN auy, person nciiog 30 that capaciiy who hud
80 uiu ch hnsinrss heor the Patent Ofre and thefs
were nohe Who conducted - uuh more skiii hdrliiy
aud .urcr-.. togatd Nj. Eddy "ne ofthe be-ti-
formed and most ifa iairnt seeiiufs tn thr Tai
Ell States. und have np HESITATION u assuring inVcpi-
ofs thot thty canuot emFioy person more Priea
and wufhY aud more capable Of putting tloifaP-
pl,cntinns form 40 srcufe for them oslN and
favorable cunsidoration atthe faieni QGge.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commis siOnfI Of Patents.
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6e vEsEy, NEAR GREENWICH st., NEW YORK.
nRDERs personally othy lrusr equal, rsEatded
~ in prs eos, qualities, dispatch, sc. 5l;isiy
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PATE\rSl
AMERICANA POnuiGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WIN THE g.. : PATENT OFFICE, WAsHiNG-
ION,
No. ~, State ST., Boston.

IMPORTANT iNfOkAAMfON TO INVENTORS
fI'ilG -u-cihfr (t'e sem ofthe a. = raien, ONES
uad'f ihe act "i let3l Determined 10 pfsseut ad-
'iniises, in apling Tor Patents superior 80 thoee %
cred uentiof % oih r. has ale arrsu- snebis White
% o. apple iiuls lrrTtfrd aud conducted By him.
THIRTY uDLiAh- tlasteaa st twcafy. 40 paid hy
oth.rs,l will hufsmiucH is him 10 easo nf fsiue 70
obtar lafeut uud the withaiaWa through iiu within
thirty dnfs atsf tnr rejection Cavoais, Speed, afous
Assignments sod 40 uee,.sst, aaQon and drawings
Ion procuring rstguis b. A' and ioicisn countries PIE
pared, and advice rendered -ai and he
fnspcrtue iaNentiens inifiugsnsuis Of nts,
tuyoutus can not only here obtain their sptcidcs-
tuns iAe most felsunaalc terms, bat cat avail
thoHnol ~ of the ekrecnre OF twenty yeas' psotire
az extensive library o. Legal and mechanical obs and
cofrect accounts ui pfeuts granted this and slheT
canntcs, Decides being saved isutnoy 10 Wn,hink-
tons tho usual great delay there welt ali persona
tEnuhie 90 obtaining heii paiunts tope- ofsiams &
ahs g4ient furnished by Renting onr deAat-
= Assixnmenis furordcd al NurhHEten.
Il. u. EDDY, Solicitor of PHtonts.
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no TME MUsICAL WOBLD

DtANo FOgTEs. BENNETT a CO., SOL Broad
u way. New Nuik, ar manufacturing sud have con
SANITY on baud extensive Of "
hrscing rvcf, vaniy OF siyle and size, from 20
Octavcs, trnn = 100 TO : 900 each. We have ies-
tmonals nm the first fiantsts in the country Of the
superior Brianey, Brtadt snsetaess Of through
the ontife register OF our rauos, while delicate
eiastitit, Of touch has hcrn pfcnnnentl, secured III
cur instruments tuly wafrau'od give sst fac.
ton. Buyets who understand their own interests will
can before purchasing elsewhere
BENNETT 4 CO..
5nsly 3dl broadway, Now York.
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Every Lady and Gentleman

That wishes a. Is rrui crais dollar, : 8 l,c
. Il. IA a. ., l-''''' .'''''s EYsS &eRqNGss'
Nas. -. Lass. n&w
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Ncw- 1lork CARDS.
wholesale Druggists,

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-06

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-06
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The North-Carolinian., 1854-02-18
ATTENTION, THE WHOLEI

While You arc talking of your internal improvements.
forget not to call and the improvements made
in Guns at N. A. Bakers Gun Manufectorv on
Hay street. opposite the Post Office where he has the
Trussan Needle Gun. Air Guns and various improved
Pistols. of Colts Repeater, Aliens Whney's
pany with Maynard primers Armstrong Dnelling
Pistols; with large assortment of double ard single
barrel Shot Guns. Game and Shot Bags Powder
Flasks. Percussion Caps cf English ard French make,
with large assortment of gaming fixtures.
Rifles constantly on hand and mana factured to Or
der, and warranted to shoot from 100 to 500 yards.
Repairing of every thing in the Gunsmitl line will
be done at short notice in the best and for a
small charge All orders promptly attended to. All
work warranted. NJ A. BAKER,
Sign of the Wooden Gun.
Hay street, opposite the Post Office
The North-Carolinian., 1854-02-18

fight. Gen. Melendrez with a party of natives
attacked the fillibusters at Encinada, but was
forced to retire after several days fighting. 1t.
McKibbn met his death while taking deliberate
aim at the person of Mclendrcz Capt. Gillian
was wounded This is the only injury the par
ty sustained. An attack was afterwards made
by Col. Walkers upon the enemys camp,
routing them completely, killing 8, and wound
ing several more They captured a cannon,
stock, camp equipments. &c. The flag of 1.-TWO
Stars now waves triumphantly over Lower
California, and (says the account) the wealthy
rancheros are in extacies, and do not fear to
express their JOY at the advent of the llibusters
At Encinada all remained quiet at the last
accounts. There have been but two deaths in
the expedition, Lieut.. McKibbin and private
Mccormick, the latter was killed at La Grulla,
being alone when surprised and surrounded by
the enemy. He was shot in four places, being
offered quarter but refused it and fought to the
last. ] is said that he killed three and wound
IS President Walker has now 200 troops under
bis command. He has declared Fort Mckib-
bin the seat of Government. He has issued
decree to fix the pay of the lberators-thc high
est officers have $40 per day, and the privates
81; to be paid out of the government funds or
lands Of any State they may lay their hands on.
The schr Caroline (the vessel that carried the
first expedition out) has disappeared and it is
supposed that she has deserted the cause of the
new Republic and has taken the two captive
Governors to Mexican soil