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United States Patent once,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6, 1854.
an the petition of HENRY BURDEN, Of Troy, New
~ York, praying for the extension OF q paten'
granted to him on the 10th Of December $780, fol
an improvement in - machine for Rolling Puddl
Balls or ether masses OF Iron, ia the manufacture
Of lron," for seven years from the expiration c;
said patent, which takes place on the 10th day OF
December, eighteen hundred and ffty.four (1s54:
1t Is ordered, that the said petition be heard 81
the Patent Office on Monday, the eth of Novem
Der next, at II o'clock, and all persons notified
TO appear and show cause, if any they have, Why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to 81.
In the Patent Office their objections, specially &c,
forth In writing at least twenty dsys before the day
Of hearing all testimony filed by either party to b.
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules of this Office
which will be furnished on application.
Thetestimony in the will be closed on the 17tl
OF NoTember dispositions and other papers relied up
on as testimony must be filed I'm the office On or be-
fore the morning of that day; the arguments, J
any within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in tn
Union, Intellgencer and Evening Star, Washington
ID. c., Evening Argus, Philadelph Pa, Scientific
American, New York: and the Post, Boston, Mass
once week for three successive weeks previous Il
the 9th of November next. the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
P.s-Editors of the above papers will please SGD,
and send their bills to the Patent Office. with pa
per containing this notice. sep S-F3w
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seo,1o7 ss
PERSONAL.

80. At the last accounts, the Emperor and
Empress Of France were still rustiosting at the
baths Of the Pyrenees. On the 21st ult. the
Emperor left Biarritz for Pau. He was ex-
pected to arrive at Paris on the 18th, and
would proceed to the camp Of Boulogne on the
LIST Of September.
....Madame Sophie Soult, sister of Marshal
Soult, died at St. Amaus, in France, August
13, aged 81.
go. Col Harvey, U. S. A., was among the
passengers by the Asia for Liverpool. 1t is
his intention to visit the scene of war in Eu-
rope.
80. Abrams, the man who murdered his
wife in Richmond, on Monday was found sus-
pended by the neck at the door Of his cell.
Life had been extinct for some time.
80. The spiritualists of Boston are about
forming company, with $4,000 capital, to es-
tsblish spiritual boarding house.
49,. The abolition of the Office of chief of
police Of New Orleans, by the Police Board,
has excited great disapprobation in that city.
80. Thomas F. Meagher, Esq, arrived in
this city last evening, and took lodgings at
Willards.
80. Mr.. Peabody, the American banker at
London, has published acircular letter in which
he denies the charge of toadying to English
prejudices at his last fourth of July dinner
80. Senator Douglas left Chicago on Mon
day last, to attend a democratic mass meeting
at Indianapolis. Mr.. D. has announced that
he will address the people of Illinois, in ex.
PLANTATION of the principle and provisions of the
Nebraska net, at the following times and
places At Joliet, on Monday, Sept. IL; Morris.
on Tuesday, Sept. II; Ottawa, Wednesday,
Sept 3; La S allie, Thursday, Sept.
80. DR.. James B. Gregerson, well known
physician in Boston, died on Tuesday, rather
suddenly, of disease of the bowels.
90. Rev. George Adie, pastor of the Epis-
copal church at Lynchburg, Loudoun county,
Va, has resigned his charge in consequence of
ILL., health.
80. The CANCEL Gabriel" was lately blow
ing his horn at St. John, N B., and on Satur-
day last started for Fredericton.
80. James S. Mccormick has sold the Gin.
oinnati Sun to James T. Lloyd & Co.
80. The venerable Bishop SouIe, preached
at Louisville on Sunday last
.... Hon NJ. C. Trout has been re- nominated
for Congress in the 23d district, Pc nnsylvanis.
Hon. q. A. Grow has been re.nominated in the
lith district.
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IHR YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH.

me Following IL an extract from q letter
received in this oity, written by resident of
ha' snnsh, Georgia. 1t shows that the pub
i.hed accounts convey but slight idea of the
severe and terrible visitation under which
bat city is now suffering. The letter gives
ne names Of many acquaintance of the high
est standing who are dead or dying with the
fever, proving that it Is confined to no class
"r locality II was a matter of general and
heartfelt eOnsratulation, throughout the coun.
Try, that the South had escaped the cholera ::
bat at no period, nor at any point, has that
Scorrse beea 30 general in its attack, nor with
auai fatality, as that Of the Epidemic now
raging at Savannah. The same relative pro.
portion Of deaths in the city of New York
would be ten or twelve hundred per day.
II cannot omit abiding TO the awful panic
no" prevailing here. The yellow and q high
stae Of bilious fever, are indeed appalling
The city is almost deserted-svery one who
could leave has gone. Five of the physicians.
VITA their families, have left town. Two are
sich with the yellow fever. Miss - in
CURED what vas for dinner, and was dead at
u rec o'clock, aud buried at five. Mrs B. is
dying with yellow fever, and since she was
attacked her husband was taken, is dead and
buried and she knows nothing of it. DR..
-s mother died on the 18th one child was
taken sick yesterday msrning, and another in
the evening. They are sick NH
around me. 1t is attacking ali c! asses but the
biacks-they never have the regular yellow
lever Livery person il panic stricken sickan
wien l think of it,
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X PRHsERvE Your. HAR.-It is q melancholy
and startling feet that quite large class of the
America people are bald and that too at an early
age, and it becomes those afflicted to pause and eY
anime the causes Of Badness and then the Yemedv
EnersoH's american Hair Restordtiuc' stands un.
rtvalled tor that purpose. It is Indian prepara
don prepared purely the scientific principles OF
the Red Man, and whe ever seen a bald headed In.
dian! such a thin & has never been known.
Bee circulars, to be had Of Druggists, giving par
tculsrs.
Price 81, IN large bottles.
Sold in Washington and Georgetown d. O., by all
the principal Druggists, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadas
D. GILMAN, Wholesale and General Agent
Washington, D. C.
O. e. FISHER 90. propristors,
No. a Superior Street, Cleveland, O
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THINGS IN PHiLADELPH

Libel Suits-Ihe TarMsr BMud CeIebr1tton-
Losc Water-A Trial Trip, DC.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. z, 1854.
The bold, vigorous stand taken by the Penn
sylvanian, in the pending political fight, has
called forth counter licks.'' Its proprietor
has been sued for libel, for what it said about
Peter Parker, Wing nominee for prothonotary
of the district court, and John s. Warner, Ma
tive nominee for recorder of deeds Both these
nominees we're to be Withdrawn, it was said.
to make way for Messrs. VIM. D. Baker and
Charles Thomas-and both were charged with
being dealers in lottery policies. The only
effect Of these suits has been to make the Penn.
sylvanian assume holder and moro defiant
tone.
The celebration of the Turner Bund and diff.
ferent musical associations closed at Lemon
Hill, yesterday afternoon, with gymnas,ic
feats and target practice. There was large
attendance of our German citizens, and eyeTy
thing passed off very quietly.
The water in the Schuylkill river, and in the
creeks and rivulets throughout Montgomery
county, has become very low. The river at
NorristOwn is lower than it has been known
to be for consde.abl period. The streams
through the country at many places are 60
low tina. there is hardly sufhciency Of water
to propel the mills, and many of our country
friends experience good deal of difficulty in
getting their grain ground
correspondent of the Ledger says, that a
large shark made his appearance at the West
Jersey Ferry, Camden, on Monday last. He
was shot with rife, but escaped into deep
water.
The steamship Quaker City returned yester.
day from the trial trip upon which she started
the previous day. She ran about forty miles
out to sea, and performed most satisfactory to
all on board. The run from the Breakwater
to the city was made in six hours and forty
minutes. She will now coon be prepared to
make her first trip to Charleston
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Pass IT ROUND In this meridian of dust
ana heat, the following despatch will scarcely
be credited:
BANGOR, sept 9Th AT noon. yesterday, the
fneTpouetsr was SO deg. in the shade To-
Yards evening We had tremendous thunder.
showers accompanied with hail and strong
gales, which continued through the night.
his Is the hrst rain we have had for two
iaonshs, and It will undoubtedly quench the
tres as far as it reaches
In eonnexicn with the above, We give the
foliowing-even at the risk of having our
Terscity called in question
BosroS, Sept 7th.-From eight O'Clock lag.
hlght until three this morning there Ia. been
ineessant thunder and lightning with con;ous
ram. The weather continues very vaym
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AMUSEMRN rs.
e1AlD VOCAL ARD INef1UYxlfAL
CoNCHRT,
On Friday Evsniags Sept. sshs lss4.


AT CARUSTS SALOON,
GIvLS BIT
MILE vALEkY GoMkz. Primo Donna Ahsoiuta,
from the Royal Italian 02era, Mad. ID;
CARLO REtIoE, Geneva, &c, &c.-lat,iy fro0 u
It,lisn 0pera, Castle oar6en New York;
Assisted by Mile CAMILLA URS0, yiolioist, the
Wonder Of the Age. VIM was perfor ming ct the
Concerts Of Madame Sontag.
And Mons eI9vkMUND WGL0wsKI, PinniGt.
Monsieur PRihc DuvAI- Man ger.
The Piano used n this occssion win Be from The
establishment Of Mr. Davis, Of this city.
PRoGRAM-PAxs Fnss II. Ths6oldsa Showers
Grand Fan, ssi>- by Thalbsrg. played b. NON
sa.UR wOIowsKI 2 osvatipa-iron ths 0pesa
Lucia" ss sung by Massne Per isnt-suDg By
MILE GONkZ. Souvenir de beltini-frum the
Opera " ii Pirats7-played by MILE URSo- 4
Three Celebrated Mssourkas-hy Cbopin-played
by MONSIEUR wOLOGsKL 8. Air favcstte-
The Three stars" BY Eosai-sung By NILE 60
PART SECOND o. Grand Fanta da-f ON the 0pen
Norma played b, MILE URSo. 7. The epss-
ish Bolero-Receiyed nth tie gre<teet applsuse IN
Msdrid-eung by TLLE GOMEZ 8. Celebrsted
witches paaee-Grani Concerto Of Pagsninf-
played by MONSIEUR W0L0WSKT Q Vsri-t on1
De Beriot-Compo ed for Madsme sontse- Q, NJ BY
VILE COME. 10. Grand Cou,srts-frcm the 10
vorite Opera I" Lrcretis Borsis"-plsyed bv NILE
Uka0.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR ZACH
ta-To b. had It the principal Music Stores,
Crowns Hotel, and ct the door. Doors open at
o'clock. Ts commence at s O'clock precisely.
sep 6-3t*
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The PorAro CROP IN IRELAsD.-Ths Dubl,n
Freemsn'sJOurnal puts forward some jusi.iOu,
remarks, with . view Of checking the .,.,r,
created BY the continuous reports OF oil bu.
certainty of serious deficit in this years DO.
taso crop Isis no. denied that the blight has
already inflicted serious damage, but it is,
nevertheless, confidently asserted that the por-
ton affected Is by no means 50 largo as las,
years, whereas the crop is nearly donbls and
much more advanced 20 maturity.
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&sr SYPHILIS, SCRoFuLi. AND DIsEA, Ed BLOOD For
these terrific dis ases Csrters Spanish Mixture" Is
the only specific
The proprietors have in their possession over one
hundred rtfcates Of the most extraordinary cures
effected BY it.
We refer you to TIE certificate of Richard Adams,
late High sherif of Richmond, Va; Edwin burton,
Commissie ner Of the Revenue for Ricl Doud; Gen
Welch, Of the Mammoth Circus Dr. Heusiey, oi
Washington City; Mr. VIM. A. Matthews, ami G B.
Luck, Esq, Of Richmond, Va; Mr.. F. Bog den, Ex.
change Hotel. Va, and host Of others, who have
eeen CAGES of the worst description cured by Carter
spanish Mixture. They all certify that it is the
greatest purifier of the blood known.
See advertisement
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A LADY's QUESTION ANSWERED.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE STAR

In a recent number of the New York Herald
l noticed list Of papers published in Wash
ingtOn, and among others, I read "The Metro
politan-the Nue-sfoeking organ" Does suoh
q paper exist here? If so, will you be kind
enough to let me know, through that ever.
welcome "twinkler" in the family circle, the
Star" whore, and when could procure it !
Let mo know, also, If il is 4corth the trouble
Of getting, and fcho are it's contributors, and
if they possess any merit? It cannot be verl
we'll known, or would have heard Of it be-
fore. A literary paper, of really superior de-
scription, has long been needed here, where il
one was established, I am sure would succeed
l also notice that they style the Star the
hand organ" of the Administration an ae
knowledgement on the part of the editor Oh
editors Of the Herald that surprised me, since
If they know any thing, they must know how
often monkeys are compelled to dance to the
tunes of the hand organ, much to their cha
grin, and greatly to the amusement of out
siders, whose heads, with that of the organ
player, they would bite of, if they dared.
But about the Metropolitan if it is in the
Gland of the living" you must know all things
concerning it; feeling this to be the case,
have taken the liberty Of asking for informs
ton. which liberty, 1 beg you, gentlemen t.
excuse and oblige.
lam, yours, very truly.
SEPTEMBER 5, 1854. JOSEPHINE S
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FATAL AccIDESr.-Last Sunday, at Mead
vile, Pa, Mrs. Beardsly, wife of Eleazer
Beardsly, was thrown from a wagon, and i'm.
mediately expired. Beardsly and a young
child in the arms of its mother were much
bruised and cut, and it is feared fatally in
iured
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BY Royal Letters Patent.
TIL & HYDRO NJ AGEN.
WATERPROOF, ANTIC ONSUNPTYTE
CORR S0LES:

HARCOURT, BRADLEY i CO.,
a MARKET ST., MANCHESTER.
Principal Warehouse. lO2 VOID street. Cteapside
London, Eng!dnd. Amerieas Establishments, IS
finn street, and 1O2 Nassau street, Nsto Fork, Uni
ted States.
t.cting the feat from damp cold, and therefore
preventive OF many Lung Diseases. ,cithout any
doSoring schatcrsr. The Hydromsgen is in the torn
OF a sole, aud worn inside the boot or skoe Its
medicdfed character is powsrful antidote to dis
ease
For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm
and healthy, to wear In the coolest or rainiett Of
weather, as the foos cannot becom vet If the Nv
dromagen is inserted. Ladies lsay wear the ight
est soled boots or shoes In the worst weather With
impunity; while Consumption, so prevalent among
the young Of our country, may be thwsrted by their
general adoption. They entirely fuperc.de over
thoes as the latter cause the fest to rspire ia
very unhealthy manner, aud, besides, are not dan
gerous wear to pedestrians in icy weather. like In
da rubbers. While the latter cause the feet TO ap
pear extremely large, the Hydromagen, being mere
thin slice Of cork prepared, peculiarly placed inside
does not increase the size Of the boot cause the
foot to appear untidy. To Children they ars ex
with ssnOrt .na healthy elects T6sr Is
90 slight Is to scarce need mention bessie s thos.
whe patropize them will fiud their yearly doctors
bus much diminished thereby.
As the Hydromagen Is becoming more known It's
sale s incrsa sing to almost inc, edible exte
Last year IN London, Manchester, Birmin cham.
liverpool. Glasgow, Leeds Dublin, Paris, Antwerp
Hamburger, and Berlin, our sales reached ,732 $50
pairs of Cork Solos, This year the number win far
surpass that. " 80
AK the Faculty their opinion Of th.ir value a.
preventive for COUGHS, Colds, BRONCHITIS, AerHxA
and CONSUMPTION.
Mems Size, per pair, a5 cents
Ladle9 do do 30 do
Boys 4 Missss' do rs do
NoficF Prom the Retail prices We make q very
liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers 60
that anv storekeepsr may make a nue profit on the
sale, while they are article that may be kept In
any store among any class Of goods.
For terms apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
ss Ann street, New York.
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A DIVINE AMONG THE LAYMEN.-The Binp.
hamton On. W Republican, of the 25th ult
says We regret to state that just as DR.. Pad
dock was assisting the Bishop in laying the
corner, stone of the susquehanna Seminary,
yesterday, the platform fell, laying him and
some other persons, bnt no serious accident re-
suited
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~ fw weeks and you may regret thst you
did not have likepess Of all your family made
Now is the time while you have few leisure mo-
ments.
Gail at VANNIRsoS's and get one of his ininitabe
CIayon Dsguefreotypes. sepS-1m+
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l0pSPrIrprp PIoruRIa-Thneeof our readers who
desire to PASS through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
shouid not fail to pay visit to Plumb's Rooms on
the Avenue. Hehason exhibition there some choice
specimens Of the new art OF Ddgverreotyping in on
There II portrait executed, In this last style, Of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every lineamsnt thereof giving Hfslike ex-
preston. Mr.. plumbe 10 reckoned among the frst
Daguerrean artist Of our time. - - pss g.
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NATURAL WIsH.-Tbe Picayuns thinks
Louis NAPOLEON % worn out with anxieties Of
ms position that he would give anything tor
. little Nap
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ST. MATTHEW'S ACADF

ST. MATTHEW'S ACADEMY,
FINDER the direction Of the Brothers Of Chris
~ tan Schools shall be open on FRIDAY, Sept
9Th.
The number Of asses will Be the same as last
year, and shall be open upon q larger and grsnder
scale, particularly the classical departments.
N. B-Ihe free fonool attached 10 this Institution
Is broken up for time in consequence of the Broth.
ers inability to continue for want Of funds.
BRO WILPRED,
Hep 1-ltt pirect.r.
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klIs ~ CUXBERLASD-The Cumberland
Telegraph rejoices over the occurrence Of .
hosyy rain In tia; region on Wednesday night
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Oh MinAssots fivsr; and company Z, "a In.
fanty. to Fort Ripley, Minnesota. The con.
paniss Of the 9th Infantry, except those u
Forts Ksafney, ION the Platte. three hundred
miles vest Of Fort Lsavenworth,l and Lara.
mie, ordered to concentrate at Jefferson Bar.
racks, preparatory to embarkation for the
Pacific Coast.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmsut.-0n yesterday, the 7th of Sept,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department-
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CLOTHING

DLAYING CARDS, Visiting Cards, Printers do
Tissue and Waste PEPPER Ink, Sand. Blank and pas
Books. Paper Cutters and Folders, Inkstapds, SaR0
Boxes, Pens, Pencils, &c
Also, Perfum.ry, Fancy Goods DC
JNO. T. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF Ho OF REPS. US, .
Ssptembsr 4 l65<

SEALBD PROPOSALS win be received at this Of.
- fee until IL O'Clock m, on Monday, september
Is, 1854, for furnishing one hundred and fifty tons
best quality anthracite coal, one half red ssh, and
one half white ash The cosl must Be pure, a egg
'ize 240 pounds to the ton, and delivered fee Of
extra charge in the vsults Of the Capitol
Also for furnishing one hundred and city cords
Of best quality seasoned hickory wood, HUNDRED
and TWENTY-FIVE cords TO be sawed once, and twenty.
1--WE cords to be Sawed tw ce: tn. whole TO be mses.
ured, sawed, and slowed away In the vaults ut tn,
Capitol. at the expense of the contractor.
Eoth wood and coal are to be delivered on or be-
fore the 10Th day of October next and to be subject
to inspection as to quality Weight and measure BY
perfon to be designated by the Clerk for that puF
pose JOHN w. FORNRY,
Clerk Of House Of Representative o. 9.
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~ THOSE IN WANT OF RIADY-MADY CIorHIve
should, before purchasing elsewhere, call at Nrah
Walker Co.'s Marble Hal Clothing Emporium
where they will find materials Of all kinds, colors
and qualities, made up in the mest approved styles
and at prices which cannot fail to induce them to
purchase. They have just received an additional
large supply Of those beautiful and well made Duck
market Their stock IA well Kent up, consisting o.
everything belonging to . gentleuan's wardrobe,
together with boys and servants clothing.
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REMARKS.

Ladies as we'll as children, our dear Miss
Josephine, are in the habit Of asking questions
difficult, If not impossible, to answer. We
have vague, misty, twilighty, Evolutionary
sort Of recollection that such paper as you
speak Of was once published in the city of
Washington; and it is to be hoped that the
Metropolitan-for our feelings are kindly dis.
posed to publishers as we'll as.ths public
still lives in blissful yet rsmunerative obscu-
rty. For your kind expressions of regard for
me Star, We have not . single word to say
ior "of their own merits modest men are
dumb
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- JoE surIL ISGroN receives all the New Books
and Newspapers ~ fast Is published He Is agent
for Har, ers and all the other Magazines, and our
readers viii always find q large and good sssort
ment Of Blank Books and Stationery at bis Book
store Odson Building corner of4k street and Penn.
ylvania avenue. aug 10
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BOSTON AMERICAN ALMANAC, complies SCI
ID from Its tomMeE cement in 1850
British Almanac and Companion, complete from
Its CONNIE Rcem emit 10 1923.
For sale, one copy only of each, by
sep g. FRANK TAYLOR
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PIANOS! PIANOS!, PIANOS

IAANVOs I1d4NOO IdANOO
DERsONS DESTROYS Ct purchasing coed and du.
i rable instrument "very cheap" will ind It TO
their advantage to give Q oal. a. We are de-
termined to sell of sur present stock a. vastly
duced prices, to give ioom for additional supply
whi-h will shorty srrive, Of both Americ' n and
kurop' an manufacture Remember
HILBUS BITZs
Music Depot.
An additional supply Of small instrumsn 0 Just
received, consisting of Guitars, BsDjH, Assertions,
Flies, etc etc. HAH.
SIP
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~ Usl HAMPfoN's VKsEiABLx Tmc1lI.-Hsve
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
diseases Of the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement Of the systemf We but point YOU to
the Thousands who have used the GsRkf INvisoRl-
TOR.
In proof Of what We say above -. refer you 10
oHampton'a Vegetable Tprture.- and its efYs Il
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NOTICE TO RUILDER

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
THE subscribers have on hand q complete sesort-
l pent Of BUILDING STONE taken from the
Quarries near the Little Falls Bridge on the Mary
land side c. including ell sizes, from small build
ing to heavy foundation Stone. Curb, Flsgging. Co.
ping, &c7 which they will furnish at the usual
rates.
Orders LEFT at the Store Of Wbest lry Norrison,
Water street. Georgetown, ct the Quarrise, south
Of and near the Little Falls Bridge, will meet With
prompt attention.
sep 7-dlm WHEATLEY, sILsBY 90
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A LOT Of Old MEHxnAPxRS roe RILI "a
"a THIS 0xI2Q ~ ~