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The Chest.
NIX ASHLEY COOPER, BART M. d. the eminent medical
has left valuable legacy world his great
preventive Of consumption and unnng pulmonary
advised the of the $50
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
TO All persons of all conditions certain and sua
shield against those fearful ann,
Coughs, colds, andoher Affections arise om
exposed state OF the Chest according fashion,
changes of our climate N
The Proectorn simply chemically prepareJ fur lined with
silk and PADDED which, suspended neck covers The
IN 80 agreeable manner that worn, becomeaa
siy and n comfort = -~-
The Protector" although introduced into America
making rapid through States the Cnnadas
south America and the West Indies has for long
staple article In England and on The Europe
has grown In countries position article Of
10 demonstrate these ac inquire of English resident
cn ms knowledge OF the beneficial effects of
the Protector, without any kind The cos
OF wearing these articles is fe,
No who values himself hs miv will
be without Them The hospitals alone
mendng them but rapidly arcourt Bradley
& London ana England originally intrased
and continue manufacture according original nuctons
and therefore recommend those who
to see TO their being genuine
Remember this is staple article, and patent
RETAIL PRICES
Iehts hze...'......... so each
Boys and misses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs do
HAKCOURT, BRADLEY, x CO..
% Ann street and l02 Nassau street,
New York, United States
ufaciory, ~ Market street, Manchester England
H. b. Co. establishing depots "The Protec-
tori in all of America Physicians,
cothlers Dry goods merchants atiers and millinery also
retail distribution OF thcm and TO whom
ed for their and splendid opportunity opens p
For terms apply HARCOURT, BRADLEY CO.
Sept s-3mdacp 80 Ann street, New York, United
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.r p. II. Barnum's
GRAND COLOSSAL MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE
III largest travelling exhibition word-beng combination
Of all the most popular of age-wl
washington on Wednesday, Sept 18Th, day only.
The distinguishing feature of the menngers The
extraordinary variety of attractions
and all OF which are shown for single price of admissions Among
these will be found splendid menagerie of living
WILD BEASTS.
Collections OF and yar,ous
teresiing performances, which real original
GENERAL TOM THUMB!
MI Nels tbofn withen. ans and Mr. Lenae the Lion King
will appear the whole forming unequacd crten
and attractive poser The CRANE into
the city, headed by the monster cpt elephants
Will take place on the morning of the day Of exhibition.
ADMISSION % cents children Including view
of everything advertised in the bills.
Doors open from 10 49, to g. and from 10
O'Clock, p. -
Sept2-dtSth
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Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.

NHApIN A. HARRIS, M D., principles of Dental Surgery
" Thomas f. Bond, NJ d., principles OF Dental Medicine.
Washington Handy, M D. Or,omy and Physiolcpy
Alfred A. Blnndy, NJ. d., Dental Practice
Philip II. Austen, NJ. d.. Dental Mechanics
Reginald N. Wright, NJ. D., Dental Chemistry.
The fifteenth on The lsi of Novem-
Der, and close on the LIST OF March,
The month October
anatomical dissec lions. ' =
The inhmayy being with the college the student
have the advantage
open throughout the whole year.
Tickets for the lectures, SfI0
For further Information address
r. II. AUSTEN, Dean,
Sept l3-2aw4w rs Sharp
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portion OF the United States squadron had moored of
The factories with the design of protecting American
ests.
Large bodies of imperial troops were stationed outside of
the walls of Canton.
Several Chinese merchants had moved our of the cty
The mandarins had stopped tho expectation of rice
The ship Mermaid, rived at San Francisco spoke the
United States toreshp Supply among the Choo islands
thirteen days from Jeddo short of provisions
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NOTACE-Government Building stock, wv Aahfng-
~ ton AN having this
forthwith 10 send
the number OF
or they send them dre, seden wihe CO.. Washing
ton. los IT. nm AM ky 'e
sept io-dlw WIN. sELDEN, Trustees,
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BssToN Sept. l2.-The City Guard and Mechanic Rifle
men celebrated to-day the anniversary of that dsgraceu
event-he driving off the Montgomery Guards from the
Boston Common
Dexters drug store, the of Milk and Indian
streets, was destroyed by fire this morning
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

August 70, 1854.
Notice hereby given following described
stocks the United department prepared to pur
chase time between the hereof day
vemer next portions of those Stocks amounting aggregate
toned,
any competition within the amount stated
will given which s.id stocks
be Offered The certificates, duly assigned United
States parties the amount thereof must
be transmitted to this department; the whereof
price will be paid compounded Of the following
L. The value amount specified in certificate.
the Of by the nc of
July 1876, cdeemable 1856 per cent on the
stock Of the authorized 3ls De-
cember 1862 of cent? the stock of
the s47 lss redeub former ON the Sis,
December 1867 and the Goth
and the stock OF the authorized of 1852 and
desmabe the 3st of December 1864 commnn called The Texan
indemnify 6 per cent
g. Interest the of each from the Is, Of judy
1854 receipt seeuen, at the Treasury with nc
allowance o the money 10 reach the
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will of the Treasurer
the United States the Boston, New York
Philadelphia, the parties may direct.
But no certificate will DC benefit notice
which shall not be actually Treasury
sad 2oth day Oh november next.
Aug T-dt2oNoUf Secretary of the Treasury.
III is evidently best that announce to oar ems
saS s
Gently purchased nssss lat at tue northern suction.
lopsss, assorted colored plain Silks al 50 yard
large lot ehsm.s.s and sleeves with other embrodeies
atIesb tndR naI inc Importers
ID pieces "Lupins black
than tho regular prices
pieces heavy corded mourning silks 81 per yard
g. 25 .
pieces white pink, and blue poult evening
dresses, 81 per yard ; value u 50
6peces heavy poult de sole silks, mcrno coors 81
yard; value 81 so
pieces French merinos coos per yard
value 81
y pieces do, 81 per yard value q 90
.s
70 pieces extra rich do, 81 ian yard; value 81 IS
~ cartons plain white shawis
cartons ladies' golden bordered long scarfs
cartons printed cashmere shaws
70 dozen ladies' dark and light kid gloves tina,
In this II in place that remark "no kid gloves
viii be taken back exchanged"
ID cartons rich md rband prices
lesn than vaiue
800 pieces quality AT ~ cents per vurd
IS pieces lowpiced and fine anncls
than last seasons
chidrens -
pieces fine and stylish cashmeres moussenes
10 designs and combinations
~ pieces dc base o travelling dresses various qualities
cartons ladies' embroidered cambria skirts
40 pieces unusually stylish pads
ladies' and chldrens - -
With found In drv roor
house, to which daily additions are made. ~ -
800 - - $3.50 - -
One price only.
Ne peg 10 suggest 10 our customers that they will
ior lnspecu0n AZ II cfenea confusion n accounts.
we would also state Tat
e ne PAID or closed by Havng price, DELAY
e'os'iV "is is hot expected TO occur.
PERRY & BROTHER,
g no. Central Stores, opposite Centre Market
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The Panama Railroad.

Our dates from Aspinwa to the "a inst The railroad
was progressing slowly, owing to the heavy rains The
barque Lady Barley had arrived Aspnwa from ANAL
with large number coolies on board to be EMPLOYED
on the road.
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NEW loRK, sept l2-There was meeting of merchants
this afternoon in the Exchange for the the poor of
Savannah, now suffering from the prevailing epidemic
eegraphc despatch sent to the Savannah
draw immediately for thousand dollars 1t is supposed
that five thousand dollars will be raised.
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IsECONp DEsPATCH. I

The wnoings this evening nominated Jacob L.
Ter for Congress in the second district thus making four
ddates in the field
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

% FTtlcT1cN county, ma. N
TUE Annual Session Hudcs this
the Gath August and Thursday
The board $3.50 per annu payable
annually, advance There
panhns and also for FRENCH Spanish ialnn Grman
The for the
nine Of age sios payable hafyeay
OF inquiry Mother Supcror
ST. Joephs Academy, Emm'burg, Frederick county, Maryland
Sept l0d9t
(,ITY Of Ptttsbur9 and County OF Allegheny, PENN
" offer for
Of the city Of Pseark and county Of Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Company by which they guaranteed.
We conhdsniy recommend them capitalists and de
sirabic investment
The bonds together with exhibit and other
nation may be obtained application personally by letter.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, Co.,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents
Agents the rshare ConncIsvlc Railroad Company
Jan l8-dAcpu
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Ton. u. x. ChnudLa.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l2.Hon. j. X. Chandler has been
nominated for Congress by the independent wings
ond district.
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The Maine Election

inc LudHe ELECTION. VI
The governors very close but il is believed that
Morrill, is elected by small majority.
IT is also believed that the following congressman have
| been elected:
First distrct.-John NJ Wood, wing and aboltonst
Second districJohn j. Perry, whg and abolitionist
Third distrctEbenezer Knowon wing and abolitiopist
Fourth districSamuel Benson wing and abolitionst
Fifth distrctIsrael Washburn, D wing and abolition
st
Sixth district-James A. Mlliken, wing and abotons
1.-THE agent at Bangor in the place Of giving figures
INDUCES in conecture 1t is highly probable that the abo-
tonists aided by the wings have elected their candidates
but it does not come within the range of possibility that
turns from whole State could be obtained within few
hours after the closing of the polls.l
Annioersary of the Battle of North Point
BALTIMORE Sept l2Our city has put gayest holt
day attire to-day in honor of the anniversary of the battle
OF North Point Flags waving the crowded
with foot passengers bands of music sending forth their
most martial strains and the places of public amue
have put forth exra attractions in the showies kind
of posters Notwithstanding the falling rain has slightly
dampencd the ardor of citizens the military are out in
considerable force.
The schooner Gazele hence for Pernambuco was totally
wrecked on Sunday last near Old Point Comfort.
Great Democratic Meeting at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l2--lO O'clock p. m.-An immense
democratic mass meeting is being held in Exchange
Place. 1t is computed that there upwards of ten thou
sand persons present The greatest enthusiasm prevails
and 10 adu 10 Tue excitement OF the there bril-
liant display of fireworks The cheering of the multitude
in response to the appeals Of the speakers almost deaf
enng.
The Ner Cana dian Ministry.
QuanEo, Sept. 1.-THE cabinet arrangements arc
nearly completed Sir Allan McNab consents to adopt the
entire programme of the late ministry leave
section Of the ministry stands and give the Up
per Canada liberals two seats in the cabinet.
BALTIMORE, Sept l2The market for -four quiet with
not much disposition to operates quote Howard
50; City Mills nominal at SO so. Tho supply of wheat this
morning fair and declined average of per
bushel about 81 900 bushels offered with sales of white
good to prime at 81 10 to 81 So family do Mt 81 SO
good to prime red sells 81 60 81 7O inferior lots to
cents less. Cora has also declined 5000 bushels offered
with sales of white at rs SO cents and yellow 50 81
About $500 bushels oats offered and sales of Mary
land made at AS so cents also 200 bushels Virginia
at SO cents Ohio and Pennsylvania at 50 SO Rye
nominal at 81 0s 81 10 for Maryland.
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Second and Last Grand Vocal lnstrume ntaI Com
On Thursday evening, September ii, 1854,
At CaTus's Saloon
Given by Mile VALERY GOMEZ, prlma absolute, from
the Royal Italian Opera, Madrid Carlo Fece Geneva,
from the Italian Opera Castle Garden New York. assisted Mile
Camilla UfsO vonist the wonder of
the of Nine Sontag Sigismupd
pianist. Monsieur Francis Duva, manager
Tickets so each, be had principal Stores
Browns Hotel the open al O'clock Concert
O'Clock precisely. this occ
sion is from the house Of Mr. Richard Davis.
Sept 1872
STANLflY's WESTERN yVILDs,
NATIosAL THEATRE, WAsurNoroS,
will be exhibited
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th and 18th.
Sep 1871
NATIONAL TIL EATHE, WASHINGTON.
STANLEY's WESTERN WII.DS.
BENEFIT OF THE ARTIST.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1854.
sepla-2t
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DEATH OF 4 Gop-DAUGaTER or On. JoHSsoN.--n Lon
don paper of August 22d is the following announce
ment
Died on August 18th, at Richmond England, Mrs
Jane Langon last surviving daughter of Bennett Langon
esq OF Langton, Lincolnshire Mrs. Jane Langon was
the granddaughter of Dr. Samuel Johnson Her birth is
mentioned by Boswell under the year l77 and however
strange may SEEM she the correspondent of the great
photographers who died years ago In Boswell may be
seen beautiful letter from Johnson to his little goddaugh-
YER acknowledging pretty letter he had just received from
cit begins, My dear Miss Jenny is full of good advice
Tor g other years conveyed in words of great simpc
W Tor the great author and written witha as Boswell
es us in large round hand nearly resembling printed
characters that she might have the satisfaction of reading
herself " hen you are little older lit is thus the
great man concludes his letter Miss JENNY hope you
wi be very digcnt in learning arithmetic, and above
all that through your whole life you win say your pray
es and reaa yonr Bble,-an injunction Miss Jenny re-
nemoered She was moreover proud Of showing her il
sufonS godiathers letter. and kept ii framed and glazed
N ner Myorlte apartment ut Richmond Mrs Iangon is
peeVea TO be the last survivor of all the persons mention
ca IN hoswells delightful biography
AS EXCITING RACE or THE pAcu1c-On the last trim of
e sahefs Yankee Blade and Sonora from San Francisco
or rhhan great excitement existed in the former CITY
OWING to the determination Of the captains of the two boats
nave 'i Oh speed TO settle dispute as to their
,"''e qua'es' Inc captain Of the Yankee Blade bet
about three thousand dollars that his boa n,,d bt ho
antagonist two days They left San Francisco a, ,ber
usual time on the LIST ut preceded by the Brother Iona
tpai bound 70 Gaa iuan The latter passed the sou,b
els az 400 p MI next the Yankee Blade which passed
we same point ut 4.2l, closely followed by the SONORA
passing the same point at AS The Brother Jonathan
however, was left behind in about half an hour Inv both
goa's though she strove hard 10 maintain her posop
tne iarkee Blade maintained her place ahead until
N''uin some Tour hundred miles of Panama. when the So
p'Sseu hor ana arrived at Panama hours in ad-
vance 1t is stated that the Sonora ran ;nsido % or,o
stands thus shortening the distance number of miles
u mat the Yankee Blade attempted to follow the same
Ou but was thought that some accident occurred on
u the Sonora heard her firing guns and cav her send
focSgs put owing TO the dangerous character of the
unnel could not return TO render assistance AS the
ankee Blade subsequently arrived at Panama and report
" no DISASTER her damage, if any doubtless slight
Two or three specimens of the fish well known in the
western waters the gar fish have been seen In the Com
nectieut river in Massachusetts 1"N
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out of oiiee BAT sehrape But the Eehpshans he
up and he links he go Offer and he in, and he
gifts In but de waters he gifts Offer him his right hants
und de waters he gifts Offer him his left hants and
mine friends he gifts in a ferry bat schrape
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young lady lost her balance the other day while look
ing the wharf Norfolk and fell into the dock Two
gentlemen Immediately jumped in aud rescued her but
the Beacon says that the dagger is not yet over
the gentlemen has been troubled with pain in his left
side, near the region Of Ae heart, ever since.
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TIC IFeU tuhH UtUH Nlnisffy.
QuEnEc, Sept 1.-THE cabinet arrangements are
nearly completed Sir Allan McNab adopt the
entire programme of the late ministry to leave the Lower
Canada section Of the ministry stands give the Up
per Canada liberals two seats in the cabinet.
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Two OF three specimens of the fish well known in the
western waters ms the gar fish have been seen In the Com
nechcut river, in Massachusetts, "N
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THE DUTCH MINISTER AND THE RED sEA.--0ne of the
most singular geniuses knew of this kind was a
Dutch blacksmith who has been notorious pper and
proane mna in lis Time but becoming Convinced of the
error of his ways he baptized by the cold iron
jackets and took it into his head that he had IA cal to
preach As may he supposed his dscouses decidedly
original He had way too ofluggng in phgases which
were often orcblc than appropriate and such
casions he broken Butch rather helped him than other
wise On one occasion he attempted TO discourse the
passage of the Red by the children of Israel lie intro
duoed his subject by elaborate account of their fight
from Egypt which by means remarkable for its
curacy lie decidedly fecitous in his comments on
the abstraction of the gold and silver ornaments but in
getting through the wilderness he had MORE trouble and
was even worse bothered than nc subjects OF his narrative
In closing his discourse he Fortunate and finished
OIL with the following unique peroraton: "Vel, mine
frients derc dey De hills he peore him. und dc
hills he dat side und dc sea he de oder side
und de Eehipshans he pehinds him. But m.e sens
Moses he sichruk tie waters init lila ron and dey goesh in
and &c waters se gts up dish bants and De waters he
gifts up on dat hants and he gifts Offer but mine fricns
when he gs out he feels ferry glad he feels he hos cot
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" SPIRITUAL HOME" IN BosroN--It is stated that the
spiruasts of this city about forming company,
with capital Of $1,000 for toe purpose of buying the fur
niturc and xngs Of the Fountain House corner of Beach
street and Harrison avenue for the purpose of forming
general home for such may choose in spiritual
circles--R ostoa Transcript
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DEATH OF Gop-DAUGHrRR or Dr. JoHSsoN.--In Lon
don paper of August 22d is the following announce
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THE WILSON cAprIyEs,--A letter from Fort Washita
August a. in the ST. Louis Republican, says;
:" 1t may be gratifying 10 Mrs. Wilson, late captive
among the Cumanches who made her escape to Santa Ft
last winter ian account of which given that time in
your paper to know that her two brohers-in-aw lads
who captured the time land who have been
Fort Arbucke and here since their release
passed here their way to their former home in Hunt
county Texas from where they started the prares
California The boys in charge Of Aaron Brown ths
intelligent Chckasaw, who obtained the release Of by
purchase from tue Iumanrhes last winter when trading
among them, The other boy brought into Fort Ar
buckle by friendly tribe and has been well taken care
of there by the officers of that post"
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The NORTHERN BANK.-We learn from the Sheboygap
Times that new bank with the above has just
menced business at Howard, Wisconsin, town opposite
Green Bay Its capital is $4,000 1t said to be owned
by the Fox River improvement Company
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gentleman writes in the Maine Farmer II left asi
fall some potatoes the ground in July they
than as big again rs my Others He strongly recon-
mends to farmers to plant some in the fall and thcexper
ment have that others have raised, he says
by planting in the fall and they eSceeut--betcr
potatoes than he ever saw baforeydry large sound and
handsome
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-20

EULF Et(AiAC1EbS
HYDR3-ELECTRlC V0lTAlC CHAINS!
4 NEW and NOVEL. mode Of applying powerful
4 remedial agent go constructed 70 be worn under
the garments, the .kin producing
interrupted current of Electro Magnetism, efeeting
Eygfss3ssE REEEGF
from The most acute au ard also permanent cure of all
Ea VOWS Das "a sGs.
Il seldom has faile to furnish almost instant relief and
a sin-.t 3'esssa;anetsa stsEs., by be5ug used &C
cording to directions,to he following diseases;
| rheumatism, Uterine Pains,
Go II, Sciatica, Paipitatian of Heart,
| PeGfal * swelled joints, = yitus> ,,agce,
! Neuralgia OF The Face, General Debility,
| Disease Of TIE Spipe, l ralhs OF he Cbests
Al Diseases that caused by deficient aulo1nt of
NERVOUS FLt1n are greatly relic, II not permanently
cured by simply wearing the chains or few hours each
tse ii understood that it is not claimed that it
mended end moreover, boldly claim defy, that
no medical AGENT OF any Kind has performed many
| as PULVERM ACHtR'o ELE 1TRfJ CHAINS. And to
many sci Su1eaieaeS eertfeasss Of scienac Physi
clans and intelligent patients may be found in
Ia~h o. 80 pages u be mad gratis Of the agent in
The Electric Chains were first introduced in France in
ii Esigid 'Ertas by the first medical men in Pa
rs they we're found to possess strange and marvellous
influence Introduced hospitals that city,
and as secured by letters patent BY the French Gov
eriment
They introduced in almost every Hospital
t4HSiald terIDaiys Ausfla EeigluED, patented
those Countries where they have become the
Most Popular Cnatire agent in the World!
TheY first Introduced the United states about
yesr since and through with trial
n EurOpe ard at Introduced every Hos
pita in New No'k whore they IN daily use, eff
iectiEg u0aGsrj3a tHsn had before
been awarded them They bikfl, recommended 10y
Prus. Valentine Mott, Nan Pos,, and Others, b.
1ve published their views of their power and value
several of the nesea journals in lbat city, ard also
iets fun account of their opinion may found
IA the Stale, lying tpost paid t. MERetIL BR0rH
z', who agents fGf 5ldd!etoan. The Chains
sent ~ rail, with fall descriptions for
! Dz- Price of Chains, s. and So
PhysiciaDs are politely invited 10 call and examine
their construction, aud pronounce upon their merit
| Cue word More to snyaIIds-
No person need fear Chat they will not accomplish lust
shaj claimed t2ey aid ali persons who
become disguised til pouring down pat
3at Costrums (bOted swili} kindly and politely in
| Yited to give them trial.
Cara 10 lad tts-fadins who are enciente, are
eques ed not 10 wear them for great length Of time,
Tor by doing, miscarriage is freq aeltly Produced
! y. One Chain viii last ears and lose none OF
It's electric power ny use and be applied eIher
dun or child For sale in all the principal eiies in
| he INT d states.
! X. d. Pulford, gent for Mineral Point ard vicinity.
JJsETH STEISERT. General Agent,
31v7y1 50 " bite st n. Y.