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United States Patent Office,

WARRINGTON, Nov. 10, 1S55f
nm the petition Of WILLIAM c GRIMES Of Phil
" adelphia, Penn, praying for the extension Of
a patent granted 10 him on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1912, for an Improvement In ''spark ar
rosters, % for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent, which taAos pace on Inc ia.A a.y IL
February, 1855:
II is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent once On Friday, the 18th day Of jan
ucry next, at II O'Clock m; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
file In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth I'm writing, at least ten DAYS before
the day Of hearing; all testimony fled by either
party TO be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules Of
the ONCE, which viii be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case viii be closed on the
18th Of January; depositions and other papers re-
lied upon as testimony must be fled in the once
on or before the morning Of that day; the argu-
ments, IL any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published I'm
the Union, Intelligence, and Star, Washington,
ID. c.; Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa Jour
nal of Commerce, New York, n. Y; and Post,
Boston, Mass; once a week for three successive
weeks previous to the 18th day Of February next,
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
PS-Editors Of the above papers win please
send their bills 70 the Patent Once, with paper
containing this notice. row F-law3w
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III Scrofula and Salt Kheum Of foUr
years, standing cured by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE.
WOOSTER, Wayne, Co, Ohio,
December 1. 1855

Gentiemen-Having, for four years past been
SUFFERING with Scrofu1a in its worst form, without
hnding relief nom our best physicians, / was so
ieited by friend to try Carriers Spanish Mix
tu'e gives me pleasure to state that before fn-
ishi- the FIRST bottle the disease relaxed l then
ordered two more bottles, and with heartfelt gr1t-
itude, state 20 you the fact that two bottles IT
your excellent preparation has entirely cured me
The third bottle gave to friend VII had been
sunering with Salt Rheum for a length Of time
and he, like myself owes hts restoration to health
" Spe virtues 4. OF .Carters Spanish Mixture"
you may think proper, II II will benefit the afRic:
ed Your obedient servant,
nov aim Josepy RopIS.or
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ByJAs. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
IMPROVED PROPERTY a

Public Auctiou,-On MONDAY afternoon,
November 18th. at O'Clock, on the premises,
shall sell part OF Lot numbered two, IN SQUARE
numbered sig, fronting north G, between 4th
story Brick Dwelling Houses, having each front
Of - feet These houses are built I'm the most
substantial manner, and finished In frst-rate
STYLE with marble nlantels, water and gas through
out the building, and are very desirable resi-
derces. .....s
Also, at the same time, two two.stofy Frame
Dwelling Houses with two-story back buildings,
containing eight rooms each, and situated on
Washington street, Immediately In the rear OF the
above --
Also, part Of the same Lot, fronting II feet 8
Inches on Washington street, Improved by new
Brick Stable
Terms: one fourth cash the residue In six,
twelve eighteen, and twenty -four months, with
interest, secured by deed Of trust on the prem
iscs - .gs+.s ct. JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
nov I'D ,Fl -N-=a .sr AuctioneeT.
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BOARDING.

MRS. KING. CORNER OF AND ira
vi streets, has several large and pleasant rooms
and can accommodate a number Of table boarders
bv the week or month nov sO-3fx
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ROARDING.-MRS.J J. f. LITTLE. NJ 335
II ID street, few doors east OF 10th, can accom-
modate four or five table boarders IL application
be made early. nov 50-a#
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WANTED-A THINNER. APPLY AT
w J. w. THOMPSON & BRO,
900 Pa avenue, bet. 10th and IIth sts.
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SUNNYSIDE FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRI-
~ Der desiring to remove South, offers for sale
this beautiful and highly improved farm, lying
In Alexandria county, Va, mile from the Long
Bridge, or IN miles from Centre Market, with
easy access by Washington and Alexandria turr
pike, or Alexandria Canal, which touch the place
he farm contains 200 acres; 80 acres Is I'm good
timber; the balance web lah of In arabic ne DIS
and meadows. Also, about 800 fruit trees of va
rous kinds, well selected and planted In suitable
situations
The Improvements consist Of good Dwelling
House OF rooms, beside garnet and basement; a
house for overseer and hands, stabling for horses
ana cattle, with necessary sheds &c, usual to
dairy and market farm.
Persons desiring to purchase can get further IN
formation by visiting the premises.
Terms liberal EDNy b. POWELL
nov 12-n {
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FOR RENT-DWELLING NO. 333 PENN
y avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, one Of
the very best business locations In the CITY for Az
fist and professional men. Immediate possession
given Apply to CHAS. II. LANE, Gents Fur.
nisbing Store, No. i2i.
Also, two handsome and comfortable Front
Rooms In Lane fuckers Building, suitable for
onices or lodgings, Pa. avenue, No 42i, near the
corner OF * street. Apply as above
nov 2l-eOtf
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A YOUNG MAN Is DESTROYS OF obtain
4 lag employment Immediately. Has a gene
raj business capacity, and In respectable employ.
ment would serve in any capacity. Communica-
tons addressed to "Leonidas,n at Mrs. NJ VII.
sons boarding house, on ID, between 9Th and
9Th streets, will meet with prompt attention.
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pOARDING.-MRS.D UVALL, No 331 Penn.
- sylvania avenue, opposite Brown s Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
with board at moderate prices. She can also &C
comInodate six or eight table boarders.
jy 80 II
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ROARDiNG MRS. HILTON, agent No.
~ 5tO Pennsylvania avenue and First street IS
prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with Or without board. Every effort will be made
TO render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. nov I6-Iw
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BAKERS, LOOK OUT!-FOR RENT, that
- well established Business Stand, on the cor.
ner Of 18th and north streets. that three story
brick house, with basement, cellar, and garrett
with a large bake-house and oven, &c, ali com.
piete, with large lot aud stable attached These
premises have been used as bakery by John NJ
hrant for many wears past, and perhaps Is the
best stand for that business I'm this city
The whole will be rented for one or mora wears
on reasonable terms to a punctnal tenant Apoly.
adjoining the premises, to
MARY C.. KRAFPT
nov 2l-U ... Adminisfratr,x
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FOR RENT-THE SPACIOUS STORE and
warehouse now in the occupancy Of Mr. n
w Blunt, situated on the corner Of Gay and High
streets, Immediately opposite Forrest Hsll, In
Georgetown, ID. G. Possession given on the lst
January next: Apply to BLADEN FORREST.
Cox's Row, Georgetown, D. C.
nov 22-eo6WA --.----
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By a. GREEN. Auctioneer,9 - &
GOOD FRAME HOUSE AND LOT Is

By a. GREEN. Auctioneer,T b x
GOOD FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN
VI the First Ward at Auctisn.-On FRI
DAY, the I'D instant, / shall sell, In front OF the
premises, at O'Clock p M, part OF Lot No S, In
Square No 81, having afront on New York avenue
of 30 feet, running hack about liz feet, with the
improvements, which are coed two-stors frame
House, containing six rooms and wide passage,
situated on New York avenue, between 2lst and
39d streets west, The house has been used rs :
grocery store, and win make good business
stand :.
Terms. One third cash Balsnee in and y
months, for notes bearing interest.
deed given and deed or trust gxen.
Title good s-.AsS' - STA IA On eEN,
nov lid Aucuons1'
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FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD-Mrs N
WILSON having removed to those new and com
modtous II ouses on the north side Of ID street. be.
tween SIN and Sth, is now prepared to accommo
date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurnish-
ed, with or without board oct 23-tf
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ALExANpRE,s AND RAyOu,s KID

ALEXANDRE'S AND BAJOu'S ID
n CLOVES good assortment Of aIl|E1
aumbers Of colors, white and black Tor ia-lllNn
dies and gentlemen. Also, Gents. silk liIl llD
lined Beaver and Buck do. wv '"
Black and fancy SILK Cravats and Neck Ties
White and colored bordered and BLK POCKET
Hdkfs. &
ladies' Merlno aud SILK Vests
Gentlemens Merino, Saxony wool and shaker
knit Shirts.
Purchasers are invited TO call and examine them
before ma king their purchases:
JOHN H. SMOOT,
nov u No ll9 Bridge street, Georgetown,
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ENOR RENT-THAT THREE-STORY brick
Il House, first north Of Winders Building, on
18th street aIt % :
Also, an office on the corner of 18th and G SITS.
Apply to CHI. H. WINDER, corner nth and
" streets. nov 22-4t&
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FOR RENT-A WELL-FURNISHED suite
l. OF Rooms, pirlor and two Bed Chambers
on one floor. Apply to No 217 Penn avenue, be.
tween 14th and 18th streets nov 2O-tf
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-ONE
PaEior and several Bedrooms for rent over
VIM Grupe's Confectionery Store, No AIS Penn
avenr e, opposite Jackson Hall. nov Ia-Iw !
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E'OR RENT-THE THREE STORY STORE
Z and Dwelling, No. S6 Bridge street, George
town, so long occupied as Emmert's CONNECTION
cry. Apply to Army, next door.
nv 25-lawH
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OTSF FOR E.-TWO OR THREE
IL good Building Lots in a rapidly improving
neishborhood for sale on ten years, credit
Apply to J. II. DRURY.
ty2i-h
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DUOMS FOR RENT.-HENRY KUHL has
III reveral convenient and handsomely furnished
rooms for rent, Pa. avenue, between Twelfth snd
Thirteenth streets north side. nov 20 col n
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q The biting airs tue shrinking fie.h sppsM
> By sharp Incisions,
M every thing proclaias the appr,a,i
Except provisions. = Hall,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR RENT-A HANDSOME PARLoR and
= several very pleasant furnished Chambers.
suitable Tor gentlemen or families. The location
Is desirable one Apply to Mr.. CRUTCHET.
corner and 9th streets.
nov22-eo3t* (Intel) 8 4
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U,ANCY HAIR ORNAMENTS Of any sug-
Il gested device, such as BRACELETS, PINS,
EARRINGS, RINGS, FLOWERS, made to
order, at short notice - .a.t
~ Persons may rely upon their own hair be-
Ing used. IL. sEMkEN,
: $50 Pa avenue, betw. 9th and 10th SITS
nov e-n
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"ANTED-BY YOUNG SINGLE MAN
w aplace as porter in a Grocery Store, or 70
deliver goods about the city, and would make
himself generally useful. The best of references
produced from his last employers. Address 81.
r - OF this Office nov 2I-2tx
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS COMPAN-
w ion or Ladies' maid, by a respectable Ger
man lady Of good family. She has Just arrived
from England where she has been for the last Ave
years In the above mentioned capacity In a fami
Is able to teach the German language grammati-
Ca ly. She is a very good dress max r. and first
rate hair dresser and can give highly Satisfactory
references Address "B B." 1s5 Seventh street,
pet"eeh IN ana " nov 2i-1w*
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p s.-Ediiors Of the above papers win please
send their bills 70 the Patent Once, with paper
containing this notice. row 17-law3w
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DAsK ETA, BASkETS.-Once, Nursery
Id Work Knife, Toilet, Gard, Travelling, Dim
NET, Pac king and other kinds Of BASKETS, just
received at 's> JOHN y. ELLIs'S,
3DG ia. avenue, between eth ana ioths
#-uoy IL
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TINE PRISON OF wELTEvREDEN, and
u glance at the East Indian Archipelago, by
walter m. Gibson. I vol, with illustrations
noys FRANCk TAYLOR.
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COURT OF CLAIMS yesterday, James A.
Black, Esq of South Carolina, and SamseI Z.
Lyon, Esq, of New York, appeared, and were
sworn attorneys Of thi. court.
Col. Thompson asked leave Of the court to
amend the petition in the case Of White and
Sherwood; which was granted.
Hon. Philips Philips, of Alabama, resumed
the argument in the privateer Armstrong case,
and had not concluded his remarks, when the
court adjourned.
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THE VARIETIES new and brilliant
Comedy of ''S,ili Waters Run Deep will be
repeated this evening. with the same east Of
characters as on its first representation; every
one taking part in it acting admirably, md 10
the evident satisfaction Of all auditors. In
addition t. this. drama Of thrilling interest,
entitled ''The Dumb Girl Of Genoa, " will be
&c
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FATAL OccURRyscK.--We learn that, this
morning, while poor woman was crossing
the avenue near Four and a-hsf street, she
, wagon. and, before ,hS speed Of the animals
= could be arrested, = wheel Of the vehicle
passed over her, fatally iEjuring her.
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present seemed to enjoy themselves The az
ticles on exhibition and sale are of excellent
quality, and good opportunity for securing
suitable presents for the approaching season
is thus presented. The fair being for the
benefit Of church, it is hoped the ladies ell
gagged in il may realize their expectations in
raising a suficiens amount to liquidate their
church debt. -
NATIONAL THEArREJ. W. Wallack, il
should not be forgotten, will appear, to-night {,
In the character Of Werner, in Byrons play
Of that name. We feel assured that the audi
tory will not be disappointed in our high esti
mate of this gentlemans tragic powers. HIS
part in the tragedy 20 be played tonight is
his forte decidedly. He has obtained more
reputation in IL, than was ever won by any
other actor in the same piece. Mrs. Jones
too, will appear to great advantage, indeed,
tonight.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The United States against
VIM. b. Scott. This was n srit instituted by
the General Government to recover moneys
alleged to be dae by that gentleman in the
settlement If his accounts former Navy
Agent for Washington. Aessrs. Fendall and
Redin appeared for the United States and
Messrs. Bradley, Carlisle, Eaton, and Walter
D. Dayidge for Major Scott. The proceedings
in thisease occupied nearly a week and yes
terday afternoon, the jury rendered q verdict
Of sl7, $40 81, in favor OF the Government
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DIED.


In this town, Saturday night 11th inst Scarlet Fe
Ver after an an illness of twenty-five days. MARY ELLEN
only daughter of William j. and Jane E. Yopp aged wears
and months. rf' % '
teresting children that ever lived Possessed Of anti
position kind and aectionate heart she endeared herself
TO all VINO Enew her Her parents idol she has left void
in their hearts which time alone heal She was ntel
gent her years. and during the whole of her sickness
her only desire seemed to be to 90 home She has gone
ana is now no doubt, tuning her harpsrngs around the
This lovely bud, young and fair,
Called hence by early doom
Just came 20 show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom. - Com.
AtSmithve at IL o'clock the night of the 18th inst
t the residence of Major John Walker, JOHN WRIGHT
HOLMES, aged p years and months.
In Elizabe thtown, 3Ist ult., MARY ATTELIA, only
daughter of M White, Esq, aged Is months. sweet
little foWret transpanted from earth bloom perenaly
in Heaven.
In OnsoT county at the house of her brother Mr. Lote
Williams on the morning of the 18th inst, Miss MARY
WILLIAMS, in the 5Sth year of her age
May the influence of her shining virtues
duce noble resolves attain that excellence for which,
while among us, she characterized.
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS,

WILMINGTON, N. Z.
TTNHE CLARENDON IRON WORKS prepared
receive orders for Beam, Vertical HORIZONTAL or Os
catng Steam Engines high or low and to
plete Pumps Mining Machinery GTt and Flour Mills
complete Parker Turbine and other Water heels equip
ping Steamers Car Wheels and Axles Horse Powers of
various patterns Rcefeld Pumps and Engines Will Irons
Leavtts Corn and Cob Crusher Rice hreshers; Single
Machines Shafing, Puies Hangers, Gears, and all other
mill work.
CASTlNGS-ron and Brass Castings of all descr ptions,
including Ornamental Iron Railing, Pipe, Bridge Castings,
Sc &c. The Company would respectfully invite attention
styles and patterns Railing which may be seen at their
office.
BOILERs-Tubular, Flue and Cyindrcal, Boilers. Wa
ter Tanks Chimneys and all other kinds of Boiler work
REPAIRs.-A separate department and force will be
kept for repairs where work will be done thoroughly and
with despatch.
Having large facilities the above work will be done
reasonable terms elsewhere North south, and In
prompt and satisfactory
by letter otherwise in regard to plans and
designs Mills their furniture and for Machinery gen
orally willingly answered All orders communications to
be addressed to the undersigned:
March l6, 1855. l6S-2sH
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from the Louisville Democrat (anti-K ny August l.
The Riot Anticipated.

Our readers will remember tn at committee of two
rom each ward in this city was appointed a few
4!S since, by the anti Know Nothings, to confer
WIN the executive authorities of the Know Nothing
wncllS IN reference to the adoption of measures to
rOeCl the right of suffrage from unprecedented inter-
upton by the mob spirit which has prevailed for
eu'fs past. 1t was believed that the appointment
suitable number of citizens from each party
nn0se social position would command universal re.
..t' and confidence, would exercise a moral influ-
NV On persons disposed 10 be disorderly more no.
r+' man any other means that could be adopted
a give satisfaction to all We have understood
r NJ" Stnuemen from New Orleans that such plan
y" Iuopted there with the happiest results in re-
aaQing The rOtous and disordery portion of their
,pu5"'lon. it Is understood that the Know-Noth
" lave declined any conference on the subject
h u'n regret to hear it, because we have no doubt
goo5aIIc9l II not all, OF the violence and perhaps
,svasI win Which we are threatened could be
tar .1'u ny conclIlatory and Just arrangement
tween the parties
n. eiI assigned by the Know-Nothngs for re-
gIost So e9o'aton on the subject is, that the city
5ev nave appointed an extra police force, which
ama a. a. "HiPly Sumclent for the emergency, and
eTsbt eSctual than individuals selected for their
H. w. character alone having no official authori-
lens At LINK 0'herWIse. The presence of such cit.
be nv we polls, as representatives of the mass of
nnotto-
vM I5iS'o9 to cause the laws TO be respected, and
@ e0s Iouo( accomplish the object here, as it has
he 1t is well known that Louisville is under
Atmant|.' ?omlnon of Know Nothngs, in all the de-
abs uSs' judicial and executive, and that this pow
at co Nv. Oeen exercised hitherto in such manner
Tie rC;;uland the confidence of tt cir opponents
viii a rL elections for local officers were attended
gg of violence more atrocious than had
hssa % been Witnessed in our city, and numbers
IA IN bAnow- Nothing police officers, whose duty il
N@t so lave preserved the peace, were among the
SgSys participants in those scenes OF disorder.
dei Knows that some of the elections were de.
laid o, moo law. Little or no attention has been
ID tS Tufages Of the most fragrant nature perpetra-
s sr n|. ome and SINCE and these guilty police Of
aQrasars, sun retained in commission. What en-
esnnc;nT,l ls mere to expect at the coming cleo
Fpon pPSsC s when We have seen Judge Garland
ge ~ 4VesIxthS Of the judges, and other officers in
t&6cso - ne polls from the Know Nothing ranks, in
With s 81 me Planest dictates of justice and right
eniin a 9ucn arrangements as these showing a de-
Slgyso TO take the election under their own ex
sade ~ control, and the DEMONSTRATORS beretofore
Dart me utter absence of all sense of dniv On
lot ~ the police officers, we think we have rea
expect anything but repetition of similar
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DIsTILLERY FOR SALE.

rE1HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE TUR-
pentine Still (new capacity 80 bbs vii run 20 bbs
Turpentine bb Rosn per diens The location is
the East side Of Black River at the site known as
easy the distance from market short will also sell the
lease four years the premises which good dwell
said premises, good Storehouse Glue Shed and Spirit
House.
To man of reasonable capital the nducement is great
My only object selling to return mortgage secured to
Thos Cowan and Thos C. McIlhenny. By application to
myself at Beattys Bridge further particulars may be OBJ
tanned. JNO. ). JAMES.
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CHARLOTTE HOTEL.

An THIS HOTEL, situated in the centre of the of
A Charlote-convenent to all the places of buness-is
still kept open for public accommodation The proprietor
has been engaged keeping public house this
fourteen years He offers to the of the public
edition of his former house. greatly enlarged and improved
presenting in front two story VERANDAH 100 feet in
length by II feet in width handsomely shaded by in
the side walk aordng pleasant promenade at all hours Of
the day.
The house is thoroughly furnished throughout, and in
every part of creature comforts abundant and tangible
especially in the DINING ROOM, where the inner is
renewed day by day.
Connected with this Hotel stables afordng for
100 horses abundantly furnished with grain provende
attended by faithful and obliging ostlers
The proprietor feels confident that with his long expert
position pleasing agreeable prepared offer
his friends and the of mankind many comforts and
much good cheer will be found any where perhaps
little more so.
RS Try the Charlotte Hotel. J. B. KERR.
Charlotte, n. G. Aug. H. lS55.-I50-3m
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An ounce OF facts is worth pound of theory and the
swarm oil conclusive facts that cluster around that ineom-
parable preparation Hoofand Btters prepared by
Dr Jackson Philadelphia, establishing its value
tome ana restorative such would prevent increduty
itself from questioning its efficacy In all cases of diseases
OF the stomach whether acute chronic it may be
mended tor Its soothing cordial and renovang influence
DYSPEPSIA loss of appetite nauses
1emOrs relaxation and debility Nc are relieved by the
Bters In Very short space of time and in
their use never fails to work thorough cure
FOR sale IN Wilmington, NJ c., by Or. A. Q. BRADLEY,
and {. & d. DUPRE, Druggists
July %. 1855 -2772wdGw
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MARRIED.,

By j. Foy, Esq the residence of Mr. Joseph Brock
OnS0M County, on Tuesday, 18th August Mr.. JOHN w.
ROUSE to Miss SARAH A. BOMAN.
In this town, Thursday evening, 9th ins by A. La
mont, Esq MIR: A. M. COWAN, to Miss SARAH f.
HAIRLESS, all of this place.