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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
WAsHINaroy HRAHCH RAILROAD.
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l.
MOTTO E,-0n and after Monday, october ID,
IN the fare betve Washington and Baltimore
viii be one dollar and sisty cents commuistion
Of ten cents Will be allowed to all who procure tick
cts before entering the cars. An . dition Of ten
cents viii also be made TO all way statisns unless
tickets are purchased ct the ONCE
Round trip ticksts- for three days, win be Issued
On the "a, 3d. 4th and 9Th Instant at g. TO oil who
NAV with to visit the Agricultural Fair and Mary
land Institute.
Leave Washington for Baltimore 1t and 81 q.
m end and y m.
On SUNDAYS at Q N md 6pm
Leave Baltimore for Washington daily except
Sundays, at " sad u, and and N.
On sundays at ~ n and pm
By order: r. H PARSONS, Agent
oct 2-lm
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

asEA DIR. o. NUNsON hiss fitted up ths
49, house and office Pennsylvania ave
~Gff.IF nue., formerly occupied by Dr. Hum.
phreys and is making TEETH on n en-
nrsiy nas plan, with oontin- gum-the very i'm
p aon>'o' Of nature herself, only hsndsoner de-
f1Sed .ubfc inspection respectfully solicited. Dr..
-. vwIi, he rstent for the d. c., Va, and N. O.
Al cepsr snts "a Dentistry attended to and wsr.
.Surs-i - tie s-,ss IN the Hery best r. amer.
ii.
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT
.s2 Now and secondhand PIANOS of
imy own and several other factories
are always to e had at nv Piano W.r.roo,n or
tn street, between Pennsylvania avenue and X
street. S-" =
hid Planes TAKEN in exchrnee.
Tuning also attended to-
r. c. REIOHSFp1eH
Afew yer, lov pl iced s.cor.d t,.ue P,ano.
. VI, t2k flr eaI. ine.os
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u The young man who caught q
'adys eye, has been requss.sdto return it.
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FOR BALTIMORE.

IT, The Steamer OSCEOLA will re-
sumo her regular trips to Balti-
more on TuHSDAY MORNING, the nth instant, at
o'clock.
Returning, leaves Baltimore every THURsDAi
ct O'Clock p. m.-stopping ct Leenardtovn, Nd
st. Mary's River, Nd, Kinsale and Gone River, and
the usu. landings on the potom.e
ORANGE Z ALEXAIDRIA RAILROAD.
~
The Cheapest, most Comfortable and En-.
peditio,ls Route to tie Waite Sulphur
Springs, Passing tie Alum, Warm and
Hot Springs.
A RRANaIMENTs having been made with ths
"A owners Of the new and splendid steamer
GEORGE PAGE to run between Alexandria and
Warrington, a distance of SIX miles, IN eonnect,on
with the trains on this, aud the Washington Raj
roads, the following schedule viii take eGsoa and
after Thursday, june LIST, 1854:
A Train from Alexandris to Gordonsvine, and In
tsrmediste Stations, win leave the Depot corner q
Duke and Henry streets, ct O'Clock .. m, on tha
arrival Of the Boat from Washington, giving ample
time for Breakfast on board, arriving ct Gordons
Wills, t halfpast 10 o'clock,-connecting 81 that
Roed, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and stsunton.
Train from Gordonsville to Alexandria and in
tsrmediate stations, viii leave GordonsEills -
IL o'clock, on the arrival Of the cars On tcs
tu8l01e OoouBi xhoA1HOous okElvLub ~ AioAoH0I1
ct halfpast o'clock-thus allowing time to connect
With the train leaving Washington City for NJ
North, and for Dinner on bard the boat
A Train from Alsxxndria 30 Wsrrentou I'D inter
mediate Stations viii leave Alexandra daily, (6uu
days exceptsd) ct O'Clock, p. N, arriving ct War
rent al halfpast 6ociock p. N.
On Sunday viii leave 1t o'clock q N.
Train from Warrsnton to Alexandra and intsr
mediate stations, viii leave Warrepton daily (Snn
DAY exeeete1) ct quarter before7 o'clock q N, ar.
irving ct Ale1andrfa 1t hAlfpast O'Clock .. n.
On Sunday viii leave st quarter pest II o'clock,
e.R
10 %
10 20
TO CEaa -
10 o W
10 rLyncnpufg................. -
To New market...... o.
To Middleburg ............ IS
10 o w
Round trip ticket 70 Warrenton, from 6atur-
days to 30
sPsssengers fof Lurxy and New Market Will tske
the train leaving Alexandria, at O'Clock a. IT.,
on Tuesdays. thursday and Saturdays, conneoting
with the s; ases at Oulpeper, O. b.
Passengers fer Lynchburg Will take the train
leaving Alexandra at O'Clock, q. r., on pon
lays, Wednesdays, and rrids-s, connecting with af
s!sges ct Charlottesville.
W-Passengers for the White Sulphur Rprrn
vi take the train Leaving Alexandria daily, con.
asctias with the stsges at Stanton.
fEsigh. Trains sre Running dsily, feuaScy 81
cs9tsd)
Par order: NIB. BlOCg UT tssut
A'szsnfris, We, hey % MAJ Sit
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PRESERVING KETTLES.

A LAkGk assortment Of Porcelain and bell metal
IA PRESERVING KETTLES have just bsen ne
ce'ved, together with largo assortment Of House.
keepers Hardware, all of VIII oh are offered ON re-
sonable terms BY the subscriber
JOE. L. SAVAGE,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 18th 10.
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I. tNs RULED LETTER PAPAR ct 81 Per rsam,
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.


DoIlIA.ED,
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yNVHNTOR OF THE 0KL1BRAID 9OesAHAR
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PRACTICAL GkSFITTER,
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III AtlNG served q regular apprenticeship of over
IL nye ysars at the Gas Pittlng business q
In ose OF The largest establishments in Phil
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ci'issrs Of washington and Georgetown IN
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s'oTes &c, in nest and substs ntial manner az d
GsrTer ted no to leak
u. execute" Gil kinds Of iron Pipe Work, for
gas, steam, and water. at the shortest notice and
Cd accommodating terms.
Numerous references given If required.
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

THE great experience and veliknown skill Of
i Prof HcCLNrooK is q sufficient guar anty to the
public that the following list of Medicines, such ss
have been constantly used in his practice tor the
las. thirty years will fully sustain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
prove to be tbs best Medicines ever offered to the
public.
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SfNOSYas OF THE NEW rsorA a i.aT by X.
Worlds,nSc.
fennsssAsan Abroad, or Letters from Rnrops,
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20 b., u mter Of the Nashville Bar
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h DoNari hss
always ready for
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/ stock Of Cent?
4 Wigs, Toupees,
Ladiss' " tgs,
half Wig Fris-
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Win replace Weakness with srength incs pscy With
efficiency, irregulsrity with uniform and Eatural
tiyity and this not only without hazard OF reaction
but with happy effect on the general organisation
A1-Besr In mind that all msladies, wherever they
begin, fxsh with the nervous system, and that the
peraliZaton Of the nerves or motion snd sepssbon s
physical death. Bear Ia mind also, that for every
hind of nervous disease the Eixer Cordial is The
only reliable prepSrAtion known.
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MELANCHOLY. The pes,ileuce no, unfre
quenily commits ravages that wound anC
aiilici a whole community. We have spok
EN- Of the sudden decease OF two young
sons OF Mr.. w. Killick, a respected citizen
who resided in Clinton stIeei, one OF the
most healthy localities. A death, that o
the father OF his wife, had taken place a
few days before, in the same family, aud
created alarm, anxiety and fatigue. The
iiule boys, s aud I years OF age, wen, into
The garden and ale green grapes from the
vines. The family were warned Of this
but the effects OF the indscretion were not
slow in manifes,ing themselves. In the
nich, the lads were seized with the unmis.
taxable premoniiions, aud despite all efforts
were soon dead. Next, the mother Of Mrs
X. was taken and survived bu, short
time. NJ. Killick himself was then smit
ten. and Yesterday morning he too lay dead
in his dwelling. where the spirit Of doom
seems TO have entered anu remained
dreaded and unbidden guest. A brother
lay sick a, last accounts, with little hope
Of recovery.
Since The above was in type, we hear o.
the death OF the brother Of MIR. Killick =
the last soul in The dwelling save Mrs. n.
Rochester Democrat, Thursday.
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~ n Court of pmblie held al SacO, within and
for the County Of N0rk, on The first Monday In sep
TENDER, ~ the year of our Looi one Thousand eight
hundred undfiiy. fudr, by the Honorable Joseph T.
Ne, Judge Of said Count;
| IKE iIiLL, administrator Of the estate of james
IL u. freeman, late Of Biddefnrd, IN said County
deceased, having presented his second account of All
minlsiron Of tie estate of said essa.sd, ir allow
aHce.
URDEEEp-Thnt the said administrator give notice u
all persons uterestej by causing copy IT this orle
To he published three weeks successfully IN the UnOI
aud Eastern Journal, printed ~ BiddeI0rd, IN sal,
County, that they may appear nj Probate Cont Ia b'
held nj Alfred, IN said County, un the fret MOnda,
of October next, at ten OF the clock In tho
forenoon, and shew cause, IL any they have, WHY
the same should not he allowed.
81 htte.t,-fRANCIS BACON, Register.
u true copy. hest,-FRANClS BACON, Register.
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Know. NoTuINGs. The following article
from the pen Of Col. Schouler Of the Gin
cinnati Gazette, contains many sensible re-
marks:
The new order of Know Nothings, which is
based upon pride Of birth and American ma
tionality, is The legitimate result OF dcma-
po.ueism, which term we use in the most
comprehensive sense. For years, men who
have been candidates for official station, have
been courtirg the ioreig,, vote by means dis
creditable to the manhood aud the honor o
The native born citizen, and disgusting and
offensive to intelligent, naturalized voters
The tickets for county. city and other Off
GERS have been made solely t the influence:
prevailing One man Is put on, that he
might catch The Catholic vote, another the
Irish another the Germans, &c. The
American voter is expected to be carried by
che force Of party machinery and tn" lndu-
ence of party association The desire ol
votes, has lead to general demoraliztion OF
poli ical aspirants and to a debasing prosti-
tuition Of the party press and the harangucs
ut The hastings.
Now when we say, that an organization
which will apply the caustic and the knife
u these villanies, that will infuNe higher
moral element Into elections, that will de-
mand Of every candidate that he possesses
probity and intelligence that will put down
every attempt on the part of candidates II
elevate themselves to office by miserable ap
peals to iorei.n sympathies, to the despair
agement and degradation Of Americ n ma
tiOnality, will do unspeaknble good. And
we are ready to overlook many faults which
may exist in an organization, lit will ac-
complish the reforms we have thus briefly
Indicated.
In conclusion, we know nothing Of the
action and rules Of the new organization,
but what we gather from popular report
and newspaper discussion.
Ifwaat IL thus known be true. the writer o
this would be forever debarred from joining
the order, by reason Of this disqualification
Of birth. even if he were ever 50 DESTROYS .
Of SO being; We cannot agree To all that
is said to constitute the formula ofthe Orde
but Ne believe il Tn rest ON foundation tina
will last while the cause from which its orr
gill was derived shall exist, and that its pre-
sentand prospective mission is for the pub
lie good. and that from its influence, the po-
lliical character Of our nation will be regen-
Grated, and purified and exalted"
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FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX, Sept. 1.-The steamship Nj
agara, Capt. Leiich, from Liverpool al p.
NJ, on Saturday, 81 inst, arrived at this
port at 10 o'clock his evening. The steam
or Charity, from Quebec, arrived a, LiyeT-
pool at midnight Of Isl.
LArEsr.-The Vienna Loyds has aulhen-
tic news that Marshal ST. AInard viii leave
Cohsiantinople on The ed September, 10
lake command Of the expedition 10 tie
Ctimea, which by that time would have
reached lis destination.
VIENSA, Sept. Prince Gorschakofi
made confidential communication to Count
Buoi, and requested similar explanation
He Also notified the Austrian Ambassador
that he had communications 10 make 10 the
Emperor in person.
BERLIN, Friday p. M.-Russia will no, &C.
cepi The Austrian invitation TO commence
negotiations on the basis stipulated by the
Western Powers.
Nothing later respecting the war has been
received.
The commanders Of the allied forces have
concluded to dismanile and abandon the
Notifications nj Bomarsund and Aland Is
Lands. The Qualifications were 80 badly
damaged, an so laIgea garrison being re-
auired to hold her against the enemy tina, !,
was mol deemed expedient TO retain posses
sion of them. II is sail that they were Of
feted 10 Sweden OF condition of her de-
claring against Russia, but Sweden refused
10 accep, the offer. II Is reported but not
believed ,ha, the Allies have offered 10 pay
Sweden monthly subsidy If she would
form the alliance.
OF the 26in, Admiral Napier and Gen.
Paraguay d.Hilliers proceeded TO Hanso,
when the Russians blew ~ The ioTliiicalions
and reiterated to Abo, where there are IL, 900
men in garrison.
Ice mounted and so dismanlled guns,
taken q, Bomarsund, will be divided De.
tween France aud England
An engagement, without loss, occurred at
Ado on the 18Th. between Is Russian gun
boats and some Er.llsh steamers.
BLACK SEA.-RepoI,s continue to be re-
ceived OF great preparations 10 invade the
Crimea, but up TO Aug. 81, nothing was
known of any embarkalinn.
The cholera continues al Varna. Stormy
weather prevailed in the Black Sea A
private despatch from Varna Of Oath, says
Five ships with troops sailed yesterday
anil six to-day, but their destination is Sc
cre,. The opinion gains currency the fist
destination of the expedition will be Anapa,
and tina the allied fleet will winter there.
Marshal ~. Arnaud was 10 hold general
military council at Vana, 10 inquire whelh.
ef the army Is tit for service during the
present sickness.
The DASrBE.-The Turks continue to
occupy Bucharest, and are STRENGTHENING
all the surrounding positions. They are
also re-ior,ifyinc Tirnova, which was RACED
by the treaty Of ALrianople.
Omar Pasha has ordered railons 10 be
delivered a, 0beleslchi, in Wallachia, and
IL is reported that All English division will
be seut there.
A portion or the Turkish force was NOV.
ing upon Glaiz and lbrail. The Russians
would be al Jassyon the 2d Sept. Their
headquarters were at BalonG, Aug. 25.-
A Russian force sill holds Galaiz.
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At Count of Probate held ut SIco, within and fol
the County of York ,on the fret Monday Of septem
Der. in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and
fifty four, by the Honorable Joseph i. Nye, Judge Of
said Court:
nIMON ROBERTS, Guardian Of Elizabeth. Char
~ ioiie, Ellen, Mary Ann, and Jane Weymouth, mi
nors aud children Of James Weymouth, late ot Ly-
man. IN said County, deceased, having presented his
first account of Guardianship Of his said wards for a
lOwance
OEDERrp-That the said Guardian give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy OF this order to
be published three weeks successfully, 10 the Union
and Eastern Journal printed at Bidd ford, IN said
County, hatthey may appear at Probate Court tn be
held nj Alfred, IN said County, on the hIst Monday
of October next at ten of the clock IN the forenoon
aud shew cause, II any they have, why TIE same
should not be allowed.
sc Attest,-FRANCis BACON, Register,
Atrue copy. AIte.t,-FRANCiS BACON, Register.
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AZ account of Probate held at Saco, within and FOR
The County of York, on the fret Monday In Sep
teInbeT, IL the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
aud ff:y.fur, by tire Honorable Joseph II. Nye,
Judge Of said Court
I UTTER sANBORN, administrator Of the estate
Il of BridsiTcet Davis, hic oi Newfed In said
county, deceased, having presented his first account
Of administration OF the estate Of said deceased, for
allowance
ORpEEEp-That III said Administrator give notice
Ia all persons Interested, by causing copy Of this Of
d er Ia be published three weeks successfully IN the
Union aud Eastern Journal printed AZ liiddeiOrd said
County, that they may appear ut Piobaie Court To- be
held AT Allied, in said County, on the irs, Monday
ot October next at ten Of the clock IN the forenoon,
aud slew cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
81 Arest.-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
true copy. Arcst-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Al A Count of Probate held at saeo, within anu TOT
,h son,, az yo,k ON the first Monday IN September,
In The wear OF our Lord eighteen hundred and NIFTY.
four, by the Honorable Joseph l. N,e' Judge OF
said Court: ,.,..
ar R.ni,min n. Jordan, late OF Parsonsheid, In
said Coaniy. decea.ed, having presented her nnal
account Of administration Of the estate Vf said deeeas-
ed Tor allowances
n, nil p,r.ou. interested by causing copy OF THIS o.
der 10 be published In the Union and Eastern Journal
psned IN Biideford In said County three weeks sue
ee.sveiy, that they may appear nj rfehaie .oun 20
ne hell nj Alfred IN aid Cuntv, on the hst Monday II
Ocioer next at ten 81 the clock in TIE forenoon,
ami ,hew cause, " any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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Al Cont Of Probate held at Saco, within and foI
the County OF York, an tho fourth day Of sep
TENDER, In The year IL our i.ord eighteen hundred
and flly four, by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye
Judge Of said Court
OWEN WENTWORTH, named Executor in n Ger,
" tain instrument, purporing 10 be the last will and
testament of Benjlm Wen.wotr late Of Kennebunk
in said County, deceased, having Presented the same
for probate;
ORDERED - That the said Executor give notice TO
all persons interested, by causing copy Of this order
Ia he published three weeks sccc siyoy, IN he Union
and Eastern Journal, printed AT Biddeford, tn, they
may appear at Probate Court ~ he held nj Alfred, IN
said County, on the first Monday ot October next,
NJ ten Of The clock H. the iorenn and shew cause.
IL any they have, why the said instrument should
not he proved approved, and allowed rs the last viii
and testament Of the SAID deceased.
81 Aiiest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy. Auesi-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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PATENTS.

MEXICAN AND foREGS 0FFrcE, AGESCY ron Bus.
"a MESS Win U. 5. PATENT OFfIcE, WAsuISGroS,
~ StatcSt, Boston opposite Kiby 1t. IMpOR-
ANT EFOR NATION To INVENT
ORS. The subscriber, Gate agent Of the L s. Patent
oce under the act Of $3.50 determined To present adj
yantases In applying for Patents, superior To those Offer
ell inventors by others has made arrangements whereby
ON Applications prepared and conducted by him, THIRTY
DOLLARS (nstead Of $50 paid back by other) will he
remied by him In case Of failure obtain patent, and
te withdrawal through him within thirty days after the
rejection Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all
necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents In
TINS anu foreign countries, Prepared AMI advice rendered
on legal and scientific matters respecting inventions aud
infringement Of patents.
Inventors cannot only here obtain their speci6catIons
ON the most reasonable terms but can avail themselves Of
e experience OF 70 years practice extensive library
OF ega anu mechanical works, and correct Of
patents granted In this and other countries besides being
saved Journey to Washington usual great delay there
as well as personal trouble Ia obtaining their paents
Copies OF claims for any patent furnished by renting
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
X. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
During the time occupied the Office Of Commits SION
er OF patents, H. III. EDDY Esq IL Boston, did business
AT the Patent Office Solicitor Of Patents. There were
few, any persons occupying that capacity who had 50
much business before the Patent Office AMI there were
none who conducted 1t with SKILL fidelity AMI sue
cess regard Mr. Eddy If the best informed and
most skilu Patent Solicitors in the United States AMI
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person more competent and trustworthy, and
more capable of putting their applications In form Ia
secure for them an early and favorable consideration at
the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of Patents"
"PArESr OFTIcE,--
IL. III. EDDY, Esq, Boston, Mass
"sRi-lour facilities for the prosecution Of any bus
ness connected with this office equal those Of any
other agent. am very respectfully, yours Sc. 36-ly
THOMAS EWBANk, Commissioner Of Patents"