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Buzzell's Vegetable Bilious Bitters !!

This medicine is of long standing. lis no new
nostrum got up TO deceive the public, as thousands
Of the citizens OF this State have and will testify.
The Proprietor has certificates from all parts oil
the State, recommending them above all others Tor
the various diseases for which they have been ad-
minisiered.
For HuMoRs, DIR. Buzzell's Bitters are an IN
iallible remedy, Their reputation Is established
When the Humor appears externally, BUzzELL $
IMPROVED HUMoR OINTMENT should he applied,
and relief will be immediate and cure cveniu-
ally become permanent. Price 81 cents per
Bottle. =,
Sold q, Wholesale by NATHAN WOOD, No.
go Market Square, Portland, and by his agents
throughout the State. l7-Sw 80,
AGEsrs-J q Rollins, Il Gilman, saeo DR.. O. w
Pierson, Or 3 l. Lord, Biddcfordi III Saywafd, ~
fred; J I. Milliken,J Clay, A w Hanson, Geo GU
man, BaIi0R; NJ Smith, Libby, Moses Dunn, 3.
bradbury, Rldlon Pinkham 4 Co, Gilbeu & Tafbox,
HOHis; J & u Leavitt, Downs, Udterboroj Z IL
Bennett, Sanford; q w snow, n Bsrrleki u
Thompson, Stephen knight, Btrriek brooks,
Elliot; 5 MeIntire, L A Bragdon, varIiel, York
g NJ Freeman, = NJ Norton, Cope Ntddoeki WARREN
James Cousins, KsRRtbanki A : Luques, John heen,
RsHHsbunkpOrti A A Hayes, Rntery; osbotne,
I.Ltiehsld, Weiisy 3 n Smith, w Ntgfeidj III WOOD,
.Ss.c6sld; J Macarthur, LbaiHgtORi Z + Osborne, W
Limingtoay L Blazo, q q Stacy Co, Porter Y "
Rendel 4 Sou ParsoRsfeldj Fuller, T. ParsemSasid'
Elias Libby, Limerick.
NATHAN WOOD, No. 90 Market Square, Portland
Gen.m, Agent for Maine. l,36
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Or. Riehnrd.on,. sherry.wine bitter,

DIR. richardson sherry-wine Bitters
Have been sustained through more than one en-
tire generation, and with libcrali,y unknown TO
any other medicine; and an instance is no, known
by the proprietor, where they have not been of
benefit to those using them TO- the cure Of CON-
plants as recommended. Is not the long con,in-
ued, unwavering support, by the public, of the
Sherry.Wine Btters, suflcien, evidence OF its SUI
pcroriy over every other medicine offered for sale'
IL is manufactured precisely the same, and the
component parts are the same us they were a, It's
first introduction. 1t contains no mineral sub.
stance whatever; and the public may be assured
that il is the same RieharasOn's Bitter, which
throughout the New England States, the prescn,
rising generation have heard their fathers and moth
ers so Omen speak in praise. l7-iw
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Wmcs, VS.. SLAVERY. I, is gratifying
fact thai Of the twen'y-eighi Northern vo,ss
in favor Of the Nebraska bill in the House,
rot one was from WAig, and ,ha, Of The
ten Southern vojes against II, eight were
from Whigsi The annexation OF Texas
was carried by Northern votes, but among
them were none from Wigs The right
Of petition battle was waged entirely by
Northern whigs.-Dovr EnqiIrer.
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Notice Extra.

DROPRIETORS Of buildings or lots in the town
Il of Biddeford, the situation of which is not il
accordance with the Rules and Regulations, ADOPT,
cd hy the Health Committee, are hereby notiiieC
that the same mus, be 80 arranged on or before III,
tenth Of May next, il they wish 10 save expenses
BY order OF the Health Committee.
G. MURCH. Secretary
Biddeford, April 10Th, 1851. F-lw
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Notice.

WHEREAS, Betsey Merrill, my wife, has quit
w my bed and board, without provocaton, aud
refuses To live at my house, where have made
ample provision for her support; this is TO forbid
all persons from trusting her on my account, or
harboring her TO my disadvantage, as shall pay
no debts OF her contracting, or expenses OF her
support. SEIH MERRILL.
Wi,ness,-llENEY MAYO.
Dated at Acton, in the County OF York, March,
1854 l7-3w
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A RE you afflicted with DYSPEPSIA Does your
n food distress you! Have you diseased Liv.
ER- Pain about the shoulders, side, &c.? Arc
YOU ii with CosrivESEss? Are you subject
10 DIZZINESS AND HEADACHE Have you po.r
appetite! Does your food become acid on the
Stomach aud distress you? Are your skin and
eyes yellow! Do you feel dull and languid II
you lace any Of these complaints, the best remedy
Won can prOctlre n,
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company,

TIME members of the Mutual Ere Insurance
l. Company are hereby notified that their Annu
al Meeting for the choice Of President, Treasurer
and seven Directors, aud TO act on such other ma,
tiers in relation TO said Company rs may properl,
come before them, will be held at their Office, il
Saco, on Tuesday, the ninth day Of May next, a
ten o'clock in the forenoon.
EDWARD p. BURNHAM, See'y.
Saco, April 18th, 1851. l7-2w
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VERY LATEST, RY TELEGRAPH.

The Daily News. under date of Copen-
hagen, Friday evening, April liih, says
"The British fri.aie Amphion (34l Is ashore
near Drago, aud all attempts TO sc, her oh
have hitherto proved iruitless.
The pos, from Hamburg iiih, reports
tina, Admiral Napier. having received re-
port from Admiral Plumridge that Is Rus
sian ships Of war, anchored at Helsingiors,
wished 10 gain the port Of Revel, is making
ready TO attack them.
The English and French vessels OF war
ON the coast OF Thessaly have orders TO
search all vessels suspected Of having mu-
niiions Of war OIL board, and 10 seize those
in which such may be Uncovered. lonian
vessels, carrying passengers without pass
ports, are also TO be seized.
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Mdrrtdgfs.

In this town. by Rev. Mr.. Masscure, Mr.
Ebenezer Jordan, To Miss Mary Jane Selory
18Th inst, by Rev. A. Caverno, Mr.. William p
Libby, To Miss Susan Narston, both Of this town
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COURTS OF PROBATE.
STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, SS.-A a Court Of Probate, held at
u Limenck, on the third day Of April, in the
wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hity.iour o,.,..;d
and until otherwise ordered, the Courts OF Pro,
bate, within and for the County Of York, be held
ON the first Monday Of every month, at the follow
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II Il mr. OV AL!

II Il nj OV AL!
MEX ENNEY & co.,
HAVE removed from York Street TO Liberty
IL Street, and have niade large additions to
their stock Of Double and Single Guns, Gun Ma.
terials, Rifles, Pistols, Revolyers, best Sporting
Powder, Shot, Balls, Gaps, Wads, md Sporting
Goods OF every description.
Fishing tackle for every Kind OF Brook, River,
Lake. Hsrbor and Sea Fishing
A good assortment of Machinists' Tools, Files,
Handle oil Stones, Door. Bells and fixtures.
KrYs.-Oyer two hundred dozen Keys, of all
the various styles and kinds. Also, large as.
sorin,ent OF lockx ~ - ~ p =
Particular attention given 10 the manufacture
and repair Of arms, &c. Steel Letter Cutting
Steel Stamps for marking tools, nIphnbcts OF let.
iers and figures. Stencil letter Cutting; Stencil
Plates for marking clothing with indelible ink,
made to order. t-...
BELL HANGING. Door Bells and fixtures fur.
uisbed and hung TO order, In and out oftown, In
the best style OF the art Umbrellas aud Psrasols
repaired. Blasting powder, sporting powder, and
fuse. wholesale aud retail. 10 'II..' y
MCKINNEY e. Co.,
corner Of Liberty Street, between Washington
and Franklin Streets Biddcfond, Me. }FF
P.S. Guns TO Let. l5-3w
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
DY TELEGRAPH.

CopESnAcES. April i3.-Four sieam-ftis-
a,es, under Admiral Plumridge, are de-
tached from Napier's fleet, and sent into
the Gulf Of Finland.
The Bril- n fiigale lmpereuse had chased
n Russian corvette into Sweaborg.
BERLIN, April ll-Prince Barclay de
folly proceeds 10 London on special mis-
sion.
BUCHAREST, April 6th.-Till now, no bat
lie has been fought, either al Silisiria, or al
Rassova in the Dobrudscha.
ODESSA, April 2-All French aud Eng
lish vessels have been sent on, oil port.
CoSsrANriSoPLE April 3.-Oesi cores
pondence has accounts from 81. PeleTsourgh
Of March 9th, which state that the reserve
ba,,alions have been called out, and Sec
ond battery for each corps formed.
MAxsriLIEs. April IA Bruat will re-
place Admiral Hamelin in the Black Sea,
Tor the purpose Of giving Admiral D9ndas
the chief command of the combined fleets;
while Gen. ST. Arnaud (Frenchl was TO
have command Of the combined land Tor
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new Goods!

~ - ~
THO meet the demands OF our increasing trade,
Il we have Just purchased, and are now receiy.
ing al our Jcweiy and Hardware Store,
Under the Biddcford Bank,
a splendid assortmen, of NEW GOODS, embracing
GOLD g. SILVER WATCHES,
Of The usual varieties OF Verge, L'Pine. and Lev
or movements, IN common and Hunting cases,
which we shall cell at the loiret cash prices! p
JEWEIRX!
consisting OF Gold Chains, Locke,s. Rings, Pins,
Ear Ornaments Beads, Bracelets, Cuff Pins, Cross
es, Keys, Seals, Pencils, Pens, Buckles, Bosom
Studs, Slides, Snaps, Sleeve Buttons, Spcctacles,
Thimbles &c, &c.
CLOCKS.
Marine, Gallery, and rich Ornamental Clocks,
Timepieces, Eighi.Day aud Thiry.Hour square
and gothic Clocks with and without alarms, OF the
best American manufacture.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Tea and Table Spoons, Forks, Butter, Pie, Fruit,
aud Fish Knives Casiors, Cake and Card Baskets,
aud Cream Ladies, Combs, Chains, Thimbles,
Speciaclcs, DC.
TO our general assortment Of FANCY GOODS,
we have added large lot OF Silvered, Black
and Spanish FANS, Silver Plated Sewing Birds,
Vases, &c, &c.
WE HAVE NOW FULL STOCK OF
Britannia and Glass ware;
Solar and Fluid Centre Lamps;
Table and Pocket Cu,lery
Violins and Accordeons;
Carpenters Tools;
Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, -,
and great variety vi Farming Tools; himpah
patent Ames' and other cas-, STEEL Shovels long
and short handled Manure aud Hay Forks; fine
Hoes, with cast steel necks, wrought without weld
Ing and good assortment OF other kinds, all trdr
rdnte.i good Also, all sizes of German window
Glass, Nails, Zinc, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Cop
per, Iron and Chain Pumps, Gnndstones and FIX
lures, Oven Mouths, Cauldrons, Enamellcd kct
ties, Andirons, and
SHELF HARDWARE
embracing House Trimmings, and all articles usu
ally found at such establishments.
We have enumerated some Of the leading arti
cles which we intend to keep constantly on hand
aud 10 all who favor us with their custom, we wi
guarantee TO sell at as loic prices as the same quail
| itV of goods can Be bought ga this market
| We have taken special pains To obtain the besi
oualitv of goods and any article from our store
not satisfactory, will be cheeriully exchanged.
| Uy- Watch and Clock work and Engraving at
tended to- Also, all kinds OF Jewery, Fan and
Parasol repairing done in the best manner, at the
old stand Of Twamblcy Il Smith,
No. 4 Biddeford House Block, under the Bank.
CLEAvES 81 KIMBALL
| Biddeforl, April 2Sth, 1851. N-3m
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Pure Cod Liver Oil.

article, prepared from fresh Cor
J. LtvxHs by the subscriber, and for sale by him
at the Pool, and by his agent, james Sawyer
Druggist, Biddeford Specimens OF tho Oil may
be seen ut the Union Office ,,,, :
The Pool, April 10th, 1854. l3-H .l-
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49,. "a, Amer a hard fight, one half Of
so p,..;.,s were cut TO pieces, and the re
:.S.~ rs,;re across the Danube. No date
given. -, .,.,,,..a Tho ror.re.. IF
o...n.,oda in the Dobrudscha, which was
shelIed by the Russians. Z srh-liI
: m was further stated, without date, that
20 900 Russians had crossed at Galatz with
cut opposition. Accounts Of these occur
rences are very confused.
From Malta 7th, il Is stated that an Eng
lish brig from the Danube, when in tow Of
the Crescent steamer, was fred into by the
Russians. Another English brig, name I'M
known, laden with grain, was sunk by the
Russian Danube batteries.
Gen. Caurobert, with 3, 900 Frenoh troops,
arrived AT Constaniinople April Sd.
The declaration Of war by France and
England was known in Turkey, and caused
immense enthusiasm.
!, was reported that French Col. D'eu
was killed in reconnaissance. he was
meriloroious officer, on The siaii oil Omar
Pasha.
81. Petersburg was illuminated and lie
Deums sung for the passage oil The Dan
ube.
The GRErx iSsuRREcTIoS. Accounts
from Jagina Of The 81 announce that the
Greek insurgents had been rePulsed. Ar
miro has been surrendered.
Turkish reiniorcemeu,s had arrived al
Prevesa and VIOLA.
The Instruction makes no progress.
An Austrian note Of remonsirance has
been forwarded TO Athens, holding The
Greek government liable for all mischief
arising from the insurrection.
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Singing Schools
d. I'D. ADAMS

Singing SCHOOLS /!
d. ID. ADAMS
MOULD call the attention of his friends ana
w the public generally, TO his new Music Hall,
which he has hired for term oi years, situated IN
the Washington Block, over Mr. Leavltts Book
store, where his Singing Schools are now organ.
ICED, and meet as follows:
ADVANCED CLASS
in Sacred Music, opened March 10th, meets Thur
day and Saturday evenings, nj IT o'clock.
ELEMENTARY CLASS,
expressly for beginners, opened March 2ith, meets
Tuesday and Friday evenings.
SUNDAY EVENING CLASS
meets once week only.
JUVENILE CLASS,
preparatory for May Day Floral Festival, organ.
lied March 10Th, meets "Wednesday aud Saturday
afternoons, at 3 o'clock. All who will take part
ON May Day, will be admitted 10 this class for
twenty-five cents. .
Tickets for evening classes, 300 for twenty les.
sons. Halcterm tickets sold for all Of the above
classes.
nDMr. A. will be at his rooms most hours OF
the day, where he Will be in readiness TO give pr-
waite lessons to small classes or TO individuals, on
the most reasonable terms.
All who place themselves, or their children, un.
der his instruction, may be assured Of his best eli
forts Tor their highes, improvement.
Biddeford, March 9th, 1854. 2-u
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Corn, Flour, &c.

T WILL sell, to arrive. now on loard Schooner
i Warrior, ....
300 Bills. supcriine Gencssce Flour.
100 Ohio Extra Flour.
100 Harmon Double Extra Flour.
80 Hiram Smith Double Extra Flour.
300 Bushels Yellow Corn.
100 Rye.
so Bills. Extra Mess Pork.
IS Leaf Lard.
90 Bags Ohio Clover Seed, warranted free
from any foul seed. JOHN GILPATRIC.
SAGE, April 18th, 1854. 16-if
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A SUPERIOR article Of Family Starch, lor sal
IA by left ID. l.. MITCHELL.
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Sold Wholesale by the Proprietor, CornlshviI!s, Ne
For sale In Saeo by T Gilman, Factory Island ~
dstsrd, DR.. Lord ksnnsbsnk, !. CLARK , pertissJ,
m N Iiay Saearrappa Coudmanj S,asdisA iilsfins
GorAam Cleme MT LimiagteH, Small Limer,ck, saw
yer; Nsrfsid, Wood Vest Strfsid, Land Nsr0
ParsoWs6sid, kenison East Parsemsfsid. Bfaekeit
South ParsoaS6sd Hilton Porter, Blazo ksiar tsn',
LEBANON, Elder Weber, and Hanscomb aud Ren ;
.Wodsraon. Lane aud Adams BuIton csntrs, Hanson
and Clay; SpriagpaIs, 'Yeaton mud by county
merchants and medicine deai-rs generally.
bottles IS cts each. or four bottles IN one 'oe"
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From George w. Wilson. Esq, Ne'cfeia. Ne
To REv. WALTER CLiRKE IA short time ago. l
procured n bottle OF yonr, Great European Cough
Medicine, which took, according TO directions, Tor
n distressing Cough end Soreness OF inc Lungs, aod
from the great benefit which derived from lis use
I am well satisfied that it answers every purpose for
which Il IL recommended, aud 10 worthy the uimost
conndenee>it ought 10 be In more genem use in CO.
SEES of chest and lung diseases generally VIII rse-
ommend itself wherever IL Is tried. .,t
f5-U Signeds okotoE w. WILSON.
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TO the DySpeptiC!

Biddelorl, April 2s,h, 1851. l7-3m
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MR.. J. COCHEU'S
Dancing and Waiting Acad m y.

AT CAkUSIS SALOON.
MR.. j. COCHRU, successor Of Madame Blake, and
N1 at present the accepted teacher of the Convent
and the Female Seminary Of the Rev. VIM J. Clark,
in Georgetown, has the honor to inform the ladies
and gentlemen Of Washington and Georgetown that
his School is open at Carusis Saloon, where he
would be happy to receive share Of the public pa
tronaSe.
Days Of tuition for ladies and masters. every Tues.
days, at p. H., and every Saturday at a. m.
For young gentlemen, every Thursday and sstur-
day at p. IN.
At Forrest Hall, in &c rsetown, every Monday and
Wednesday at p. ID.
Mr.. c. deems it necessary to say no mere respect
ing his qualifications teacher, but is happy to
inform well discerning public that he is consid red
by the most able and knowfs professors Of this
country as one Of them.
BALTIMORE. Md. October L. 1855.
This is TO certify that l consider Mr.. Cocheu an
able m9ster Of the art Of Dancing. Having had in
s4rcourse with him for several years past, have
found him rot only master in theory, but also in
practices and am happy to say that j do not hesi-
tate in recommending him highly to the public of
Washington City as a gentleman, and mas of ger
eral moral character. A. Ill. DCRGCHBR.
ian - Professor Of DANCING.
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aug S-eSll
REMOVAL


THE METROPOLITAN PAPER HANGING AND
L UPHOLSTERY WARERD0MS have been re-
moved to It'll street, between and street, north
No. D, Washington Place.
Having removed my place Of business to more
ocmmodous premises, would respectfully soicit a
call from my former friends and the public generally.
feeling confident that they viii not be disappointed
in the quality of my goods and prices.
have just returned from the North, with a new
and large assortment of Ills SEASONS goods, which
will be found il quality ard price, superior to any
hitherto brought TO this city. My siock If PAPER
HANGINGS are from the first manufacturers in the
country. My UPHOLSTERY WORK is executed bg
worSnen in my employ, which, in every instance. /
will warrant 10 possess the best material and weik.
manship.
Houses and Halls papered at the shortest notice. by
experienced workmen.
Transparent and Buff Holland SHADES. Patent
and Venitian BLINDS, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck
MATTRESSES, CUSHIONS of every desc, UPTON for
sale. Church Pews recushioned at moderate charges
ks-A call is solicited.
-----a.-s- JOSEPH T. K. PLANT,
aug lS-lyeo 9Th street, bet. snd6E.
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The sTsksBuRG ACADEMY.

IIuItdster county, PefIFtSysrdH,G,
MILL open lis Both session on the first MON
w Day IN NOTEHBEH. lSl}. The Inst
tuition situated eight miles southeast of Lancaster
city, from which place there ls daily stage to Stras
bu:g, leaving The city every afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Fare 81 4 cents.
Accr - may be obtained to the Academy by a
branch rat Dad which connects Strasburg with the
Phila.!.;rl and Columbia Railroad at Lcamon
Place twelve miles east of Lancaster city. BOYS
will BE prepared for College, and fdr the various
businesses Of life. Number of Teachers in the Ia
s,itu'ion is SIX. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREH, II. d.. Principal.
sirashur-, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
AT
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING !!

Az e. ~. STHAVTON'S A uCt1OM Room
ftnnsyipdnta dcesit.e, s.. side, near 10TH st.
HAVE just opened and will offer for sale large
i assortment of Clothing consign msnt from Que
of the best and largest establishments in Philsde
phis, comprising in part
Black, blue, aud fancy colored Dress and Frock
Coats
An assortment of superior Talma Closks
Also, Northwestern, Huninilla, Moi air, Beaver,
French, and Belgian Cloth Over-sacks and
Bangnrs, &e ~
800 pairs black fancy Cashmere and Doeskin Pan
falcons
500 black, fancy, satin. grenadine, velret plush,
- Cashmere, and Cashmere Vests
And great many other articles too numerous to
mention
As this stock will be open for n few days only,
those wishing to purchase will do we'll to call with
out delay. L. N. SrRATTON, 81
dec Eft Auctioneer.
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Select Classical and Mathematics
Schnnl.

IHIE subscriber has removed his school to College
Il HH, where ccminodious building IL being
fitted up fO- its reception As the preparatory de
pHTtncn: of the Columtian College, it will continue
Ia preserve the character % strictly select school,
designed for laying tie foundation of thorough En-
gi:sh, claSsca! and mathematical education. The
next session will commence on the 18th OF Septcm-
Der, and close on the last of June.
Terms ST. 50 per quarter, payable in advance.
AT small additional charge the student. will be
permitted to aiteEd the lectures delivered in college
on chemistry, geology, and mneraloey, and a'.u to
receive Instruction in French AMI other modern Ian
suages by the pr0essnf la that department.
Pu:'s may ,c boarded az The college, under the
sgaci't and superintendent % the principal.
The necessary expenses III a full boarding student
will he about $50 per academic year. and oi 4
weekly buarder will not exceed $50.
GEO. ). BACON, Principal.
Refer 10 tie faculty Of the Columbian College
Colonel !. f.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force: VIM.
Gunton. esq. J.. u. Gale, NJ. d., of the Patent or.
fee; Joseph Wilson, ESD, of the Land Once and
Professor G. T.. jrwt OF the Smithsonian Institute.
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IRON FURNITURE.

THE attention Of those furnishing houses or
i apartments is particularly requested to the as
sortment OF Iron Articles to be found on Prnnryl
vania avenue, south side, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
IRON BEDsfEADS AND CRI o., all patterns
SPRING MATTRESSES
CIRCULAR ARMS, for drying clothes
HAT AND COAT STANDS
UMBRELLA DO
SETTLES AND HALL CHAIRS
PIER SLABS AND GILT BRACKETS
BRONZED ANDIR0NS AND TENDERS
FIRE SET AND BLOWER STANDS
MARBLE Top TABLES
FOOT SCRAfERS
WASH STANDS
CARD RECEIVERS q
THERMOMETERS, &c.
Also, IRON Ratings Of great variety of pattern
for Cemeteries, Public Squares, and Private Dwell
lings RALPH HASkINS,
Pa. avenue, g. side, between 9th and 10Th #.
dec S-ef3n
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE UNION ACADEMY.

Cbrnsr Of 14th street aud Nesc Fork drenNe.
VINHOSE parents wishing to select aHd erery
nay responsible schooi, for the correct and thor
oug training Of their sons ia the Classics and high
er Mathematics, and also in Modern Languages and
Natural Sciences so that they may be fitted for Col
lege, or for Engineering. Surveying, and Commes.
eal pursuits, are respectfully invited to visit the
Institution call upon the Principal soon, the
number Of pupils is limited and the vacant seats
few. %" 80 81
. No pupils will be simitted or continued, whose
character is known to be bad or doubtful.
No pufls tciu he admitted hence forth ,oho hare not
adrasiesd beyond the primary branches. s-j
Circulars can be obtained at the principal Book
store. - @ z. RICHARDS,
dec 20-3m Principal.