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HECKEks PARMA, prepared sxpssssay DIR AA.ai-
II ss delicate and appropriate 0ed bs n ssasUas
hc most economical Sutoas, and whoeppms
sroSht " the table, eainenuy combining esncaon the
paaae with aapIo and heabul
speaking Heckrs farina neither snssns axAtvs
tFve strengthening The digestive and sbssSsus syss ID
ordered bowels dahma dyscnsy and cholera,
cannot a - sautaSy sxenrvey useo
in hostsIs and pacce The pscssvaon efHss o the
prevention Of sickne IL a. least iposns saae
"
People health shouid Hecxerp fssiaa fcsy ar
couan'on food 70 preserve the nesttHnahe hlessine.
For safe W ocsFs and dugsts esDerasy Wholesale
q Pt commerce street, Batfnose; Diagee Rroer, 81
south Pront street, Philadelphia; g. g. Bowdlssr Long
Wharf Boston and by the manufacturers, Hecker
Sep 3--dm rts
EDlCAL DEPA RTMKNT or 1EO10HrTOWv
Jl CnReGeThc lectures will
continue until the middle Of March
Terms tor the full including mnsculaon 4a5 gadua
hon, s25 dissec'ing ticket, SO
FACULTY.
Noble Young D.. Professor Pacce Of Medi
Flodoardo Howard D. Professor Obsssncs
Of Women and Children
Johnson Eliot, H.. D., Professor Of Anatomy
Jaaes Morgan, NJ d. Professor of Medical Jurisprudence
Hygiene
Bea jamn Craig M d., PSa6s~nv ~ AsdsnAa Chssuuy
Physiology
H. P. Howard NJ d. nfasssfa Mses ad 1erap.n
tics.
Alex. X Young NJ D., Dcmonsnasor Anasoay.
FLODOARDO HOWARD, ear,
Oct s--2awtNov6 Corner 10Th and
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STATE or NEW JERBEY.-In tAA uaa4ser of - ess
cses Of lands late Of MichseI Cskun
Notice hereby given nquon cont Of chan
Of New Jersey touching css Cor
ku hate OF s couny Of Hunterdon, said
wfshous heirs inherit duty held BY the sAsk ss
county and on the h day Of August and hxA
executed and returned and OF
sxd court All therefore, said
real estate required appear city
Trenon within tsws days aer the first q April A. D. 1855,
aud then and there iG they willy puu
ant To the laws OF State such made provided
X. r. THOMPSON,
Attorney General Of N. j.
TaENros, N. j., Sept. 30, 1854. 4
6-Ia
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s EW F.n and Winter Geods.-wM H. STAMFORD,
y Merchant Taios Pennsylvania north side,
west of Third has opsned ias9s
calls public generally They
viii BE- made up 70 order the shortest notice. and me bss and
most fashionable sye and at the possible
BAways on hand general assortment Of ssnemens fur
Octl-aawswa
I UMHEk, LUMBER, LUMr EH The undersigned have
BRIDGE they large and general
assomen. Of seasened lumber a prices and on reasonable
ties furnished by calling at ihe yard.
On hand, a fine lot Of cedar posts.
Sept GRIPS WALLER.
OUsE-FURNIsHIsG Dry Goods, caxpstHg, FIesr
- cloths matcrials, Ac.-we
complete soods myes
have purchased New York auction and Of
reduced prices which viii enable ohy
70 and purchasers The following
$50 pieces new -styIe tapestry velvet carpe,ines
,aass as % DO % do o..ui.. srusseis DO
= !: !: pa.s'., &C :ss '::. s.s..A :: :: !:
50 DO % DO vslve, DO ..,u.
80 80 ssss' .y s.s and passage e'sn
'ss e 4. 90 NJ, ..s q -. y.s:,;.. ,.s.s % 90
$ printed drasss' eruns cioshs, richly bordsreA
rs vcry elegant mosaic rugs
$50 chenille and tuted rugs, cheap
shape or sise for hall, pssssse, or room
In c-rt.sn ,natsrtais ana Axsar<s we name
a piece. very rich
3 = 90 90 80 80 wss..ss sn;s. s....s. asaass
10 10 90 Turkey a-rsi'.a cashmere.
50 pairs extra-,sch lace csvtsins
g DO DO smt<cds.ed muslin curtains
IS pieces embroidered and ,ambonred curtain musIns
Together w svsry VARIETY e sS curtains such .. ,a.
loops and rope sk emp
ss which respectfully the ausntio. of
sep ls- 3tswswn
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Sale Of Gold and silver sweeps at the Mint o
the United states, PhiladeIphia.

NEALEn PROPOSALS viii be received c Mint efths United
~ until O'Clock 18th Of
will opened Director of Mint, presence such
Of the bidders be present
and hve barrels mint containing gold
They vii, be sold Of
hileen highest biddcFs Should however,
Unexpectedly f greatly heIow
pcTsd the mint the Director
whole Of said bids
The prica offered per hundred
ayndypoi payable
Samples or viii he furnished application
Ntut. -
BY order nf JAs. ROSS sNuwDEN,
Of thc
DANIEL STURGEON
Jctobsf i.t tSo6 Trrasnrer.
Oct I9-dm
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Orders o tickets and and certificates of packages
above splendid lotteries will The attention.
account OF each drawing viii be Immediately amer
all who order from
Address f. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Oct A--sd Wilmington, Del
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NF,-~ GOODS. REV GOODS, VIEW GOODS.
II received, splendid lot Of
New silks OF every description
Liosks and manties, the styles
Shawis OF kind
Mousseiine de laines and plaid meinos
Cloths, cassimeres, and vestngs
Domestic every
4OC1 yards ~ curtain calico, * az cents
1900 do dress calico, fast eoIoys al X cents
a handsome lot OF eps.Ag goods OF varau
pes chr-e,
Oct 2t-sy1ui HALL 4 BROTHER.
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r. II. GILL E r,
Couasrl{nr NJ Lam

Has removed his once to his residence Fankha Row.
OF ana Thirteenth He viii
hon principally 10 the United
Having devoted concerning patents
advice and opinions legal
he Patent Once, and Justice
Justices OF the District Columbia and will
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents.
Tie
having Claims before Congress-
will also cIai before
sdiadtcaioa.
2S--du
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IA.IoN's Statistics sous sub.
tHeo An arts aud manufactures; gcuxfaphcsi
is oH5ercIni distntunon, heir prruynoa
un"d O m
A seuun hroagh 10 ie5s by Professor fmIdem.n
N FRsNCK TAYLOR.
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-" noohS-s good collection OF books, and old,
y 10 be tound prc~s
rsTy ease, the lowest which the
FnrynAsed IN New York Philadelphia
'T2 FRsNCK TAYLOR
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NAUTICAL ALmAvACs, EneIssh and rreseh for
" 1854, 1865, 1859 and Iss7, imported by
Oct " FRANcK TAYLOR,
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Baltimore College of Dental Surgery

IhAriN A. HARRIS, NJ D., principles Of Dental Surgery.
"" ihomas T. Hand A. d., alucEes Of Deniai Medicine.
"aSoinafou Mandy, III d., Datoey and Physiology.
Alfred a Handy, VI. D. Dental Pr4.lice.
phiip H. Austen. VI. % Dental Meriaascs
Reginaia ~ Wright, NJ H., Dental Chemistry
pei snd eloee on the lsi of March
ahih o 'ictobes viii be devoted srnccai dentistry
anslosicai dis--rions.
aa'alG being eonneced VIII, the eoies~ student viii
NV adNsisge OF dental prsetca. IL viii be kept
'pen throughout tle whoe year
eSes Tor the lectures xio; msculaiion, s. diploma,
TOT uuhtr information address
r. w. AUSTEN. Dean,
9'W i'-Eawfw 10 Sharp street.
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No. J. 600 feams quar,o post 10 weigh pounds per ream
No. 500 ream. iooiscap, 10 weigh pounds per
J. 400 400 DO DO DO DO DO 90 4 4 30 30 30 30
No Ss 80 90 fs.s'' ss s DC & sa per Do 1s'~
No. l. 200 folio post, weigh ,s pounds
sGS :" 90 90 hank ao 0o,, 80 80 3 3 DO ds DO DO
No douhIecap, to weigh "a pounds per
No med, twritng) weigh g pounds
: ssdo 80 90 DO DO 30 80 90 IS IS q" 4" 30 30
4 Is do col med, taasor'd) do "a
papers deasnaed be made the best
Whit or blue color may he required and 10 be Of tbs regular
standard nel kinds The right reserved Of
and such quantities the public
Each class win be considered separately subject sep
consct; o OF the classes
bidder VITO .y more .nan one ciass assigned him % xks al
classes, or forfeit his right to any class
sample for kind accompany each bid and
proposed for IN that schedule and IA The fret three case to be
properly designated the samples VIII not be considered
And all proposals and samples must be Transmitted TO hs
Each proposal signed by making
specify pound, and the
land but price Tor eac every kind Of paper contained
All ,e paper in The several delivered
place places be designated in Washington cry good
nspecton weight and the Supen'end
ont and be in all respects satisfactory.
Blank proposals furnished office per
applying them and viii be taken into consideration
Bonds approved securities, required and sup
plying Of inferior article In the classes failure
quantity required viii Re considered violation
Each bidder required proposals satisfactory
his ability execute IL and proposal
panea evidence wiz he rejected.
The oporais required
Tuesday after the fr Monday Dccember ath,
Proposals wiz be- addressed % re of the Pubic
ang Capitol Of the United states Washing:cu and endorsed
superintendent Of The Public Printing.
rrfI I--aodt Dee
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- -
rH~ NEW YORK auARTERLY for scsober.
Memotabe Women; The Story OF their Lives by Mrs sy,oa
illustrations Genius, seauoss CuJtrc and
society BY Henry Giles ao;ss Of Lectlses and Essays.
Gcays resv u soanty Church Yardsmall elegantly i-
Just received ., TAYLOR Il MAuRY,s
Oct BOOKSTORE ath
Ai.I Ayo WINTER s,yJos Of ready made c.othtnx
Of superior Gu, and hnish embracing the 1ama
lpek and ass cnas plain and figured Cashmere
satin vests Slrs cos drawer. o1derasr,s as soses e."
Boys nnd ycuths' clothing always on had
The 1''v' articles wit be '' !''s 1tKSa s' c s
Marble Hail Clothing Emporium,
Sept 2e- ltsv4w.s Brown's Hotel building
NEW YORK FAIL ssOoOs.--J. RIGoIGs, Merchant
" raior, from New has
large and OF co,hs, and
Of M finest imported all OF which are now osn 40 The
specuoa Of the public.
Good for boys which 10 i make 10 order The e., manner
stock u Hen's ready co,hing up h~ss
anu.r which he viii sen
anias hs the regular taorag
las seventh opposite ssisen, whhsrs, 81 Co.
A cARD-swA.rgR HaaPRR S co. would take this method
Il of aia1nine heir friends and purchasers
,y store, inspection
ever siIss enSroiasss frey
goods, Paris eioaks, man'ies, sc
Also
goods .sbns, sheera, aapas, rdrye
daper, napkins, doyies, sai Al vey reduced prices
EHrsTs stAfERISl-s received, and safe,
v aud select curtain brocatsis
French gobeus French de ans, Englsh
aa, an- ia al masinac'e co'o and contrasts poancius 'e
Ten elegant Swiss and
muslin Under isops aud tands matching
Megbie tncsp
Jonfnsi dAmeubeass which contains sii e latest de
III i. making and seco,spg and
he q
Let selling goods
pnces, The OF coohnrg ourselves
possible N better the and
offer Other
goods ihe county afford for he
Tefms cash. nrie<s previous averfneui ~ made.
CiAsETr. DODSOH, n Co
26--o3tf
,ssNPErt>sss EvENs OTHER EssCeIP-
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UsiDEBe subscribers. having esblsned themselves
IL the old stand 81 WIN Bird
They spl'cIf share oi public patronage.
GEO. W. GARRETT N CO.
luna e.
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Hobtie add Montgomery o. =. Daily MAIL Ltnc.
CONSISTING OF The following substantial and f..,-
~as@Ss&AaS@ running passenger steamers,
MESSENGER
MAGNOLIA,
t:IlBH
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NvN - Liz That valuable lot seventeenth At the
the Chesapeake Oi,o this city, fronting
on Ihe canal and about
tsouh) l73 " has upon
I l'r n machinery of sny description adjoins locke,
ahe convenient 20 fade the For
wy on The prrn,s
Ney il--3awiIn pyoM 4 GREEN
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haiN s"d che Arctic Res fons by y. .strnsnnnss.
= wf L,ndnn
oaiwers o Sighr and Morning. l vol LosdeB
~ SSffobs. vol London.
don " 'N'" ''"'ss ~ ~ = '"' I'h-
skrlches IN Ultra Manue ~ by Hannay London
'ha sports ~ Far We., ny London
asfnnJd and Robin an ne
nsfkhnar on HospI,lls sor The insane
lungs IN America by w Chambers.
ion. '' " "'' ~ ~ N'1''S '''""" e"i
soY4 ru.Nfx raw IN
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Oct lo-eod2w
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r. sEdors Of the above will piease copy aud send
teir U the Patent Ohice with containing tins notice
sep 29-law3w
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sePaa-coswif
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H list o7Y
OF DEMOCRACY In THE UNITED STATES.
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YNHIS important work is now in press, the first
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autumn of 1854.
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~ use OF Seelys Patent Lime and Cement
K,ln.2The practicabiliiy and utility of the above
invention. iorthe speedy and economical manu-
iaciure OF the hest and purcst lime and cement,
having been fully demonstrated by the working
OF the kiln, erected by the undersigned, upon his
patent, in the city of Washington, he now offers
10 the public generally opportunity 10 purchase
The patent-righ,s for the several States Of the
Union. Rights for counties viii be cold separate
~ if desired. The kiln is capable of burning more
lime than any three kilns in the country combined.
The average product Of the one built in Washing.
ton is one hundred and ninety barrels of lime per
day, with consumption of only five cords OF wood
as fuel. A Cement kiln built upon this principle,
will burn between Two hundred and fifty and two
hundred and ninety barrels of cement per day.
For the manufacture of lime il is capable of cal.
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oyster shells.
Persons desiring to purchase rights may confer
with Mr.. Samuel l.. Harris, Washington, ID. C.
address him TO box $50 OF the post Office in sale
city, he being fully authorized. by me. 10 act IN,
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In EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACIIlAi--
Free Exhibition of the most splendid ass 'r:r ent
of fall patterns, atthe Metropolitan Paper n ging
and Upholstery Warerooms, No. s, Was ngton
Place, east side of 7h street, doors south Of E
street. would most respectfully inform the citi-
zens Of Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity,
that have just received from the manufacturers a
splendid assortment Of Paper Hangings, of the
richest designs and best finish, embracing all va
re,ies aud kinds--viz: Gold Silver Velvet, Satin,
and Unglazed Papers, al all prices, from 10 cents
to So SO cents per piece. Borders of the richest
patterns, ranging in price from 12l cents TO So so
for nine yards. Window Shades from 371 cents
10 81, and upwards, according TO quality.
Paper hung by the best workmen. All work
warranted TO give satisfaction. Designs for halls
and yestibules kept on exhibition. Statuary
and ornamental work done in an artistic manner.
Churches and halls papered and decorated after
the Partisan and New York styles.
Upholstery work done in the best manner and
al short notice, by skilful workmen.
Particular attention is calledt to my IS cent Satin
Papers. My assortment is unrivaled by any other
in this city. No trouble to show goods A call is
respectfully solicited. Doors open till o'clock in
the evening. JOSEPH T. K PLANT.
Sep A-3meod (m)