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Deatbs.

In this City, 9th ult., Elizabeth u, Knox, aged
50 years.
In Bxtou, i5,h ult, Mrs Mary Mari, wife Of
Mr. Dinis Mar, aged 60 years. l7lh ult., Mrs.
Mary Bradbury, rellct Of The late Jabez Bradbury,
ogeJT7 wears.
In Ho lis, (Salmon Fslls villase) the 10th ult.,
very suddenly, at the house OF Daniel johnson,
Mr. Deni. johnson. aged IS years.
In Elliot, Sept 25 May Fsol reject Of Major
Joseph Frost, late Of Elliot, eyed 3 vears.
We copy fom the Bath DALEY Tribune the fol-
lowing obituary notice Of DR., Charles Boothby,
who died in that city Oct. 2, aud whose remains
were brought here Tor burial:
ala tins city, Oct. 81 DE-. G, Boo,hby, formerly
Of New Gloucester aged 80 years.
DIR. u. was younng physician OF great prom
se He was courteous in his intercourse with
genllemen OF his profession and his patrons, aud
gave evidence Of thorough study in the science
IN which be ppcIiced. As soon as his death was
known The appropriate toseo--a banner draped IN
mouming- was sOspeRced from the smory OF the
Bath City Gays, OF which company he was Spr-
geon, aud amony whom there are many who COD.
dole with friends and relatives over the loss OF
valuable citizen.
Ia Ly,nan, Ms. May, w,ie OF Ebenezer Downs
aged % yea :.
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Marriaq,s.

In this City, Oct. LIST, by Rev. j. Hubbard, il,
Mr.. Henry Alien, NJ. d., Of Toledo, Ohio, TO Miss
Helen Frances, daughter Of c. Morgan, ESQ, OF
this city, 2ud inst, Mr. Thomas Weston Of Port
land, to Miss Leyema Z. knight, ofths city.
In Hollis, Sept. %, by Rev. Joseph Bartlett,
Joseph Burbank, Esq, Of Paris, 10 Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Wight OF II.
In Hollis, 9th inst, BY James ID. Mulyey Esq.,
Mr.. Michael Heeny, 10 Ms. Rebecca Mulyey,
both OF Blddeford.
In Portland, l9ih ult, by Rev. J. w CHECKER
ing, Mr.. Heury Simpson, Of Saco, 10 Miss Harriet
Pencil Of Buxton. Also, Mr. John Francis Nc
Kenney to Mrs Mercy Ballard, both Of Buxton.
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York Co. Agricultural Society,
Fair and Cattle Show.

THE eomme appointed by the trustees % thl, society
to make arrangements for their annual fair AMI cattle
show would give notice that the fair viii be held In Cuts
Hall. sa %, on Tuesday and WEDNESDAY, the 9Th
and l0lh u October, 1855.
The hall win be open Oh Monday afternoon, at which
time the citizens Of saco AMI BldeOri requested 10
send In all articles utenled Tor exhibition. Persons
nun other towns will be allowed TN O'Clock Tues
day to enter their ARTICLES. The hall will open for nj
billion On Tuesday, at O'Clock, p. ". Ire Cattle
show viii be The grounds In the Of Cuts Hall.
The ploughing Ani spadng match will take pace on
Wednesday at 10 o'clock AN Amer the ploughing match
the members % tie Society will form in procession aud
march TO The church % the lst PARISH where address
will be delivered by Gen. oliver, of Lawrence, Mass.
An the exercises al the Chu en- eopcluiei, the
Procession will again i0rm AMI to the SLco House,
where dinner will be provided.
The awarding committees will report at the dinner
table.
Hobs Comet Band have been engaged for the
sion.
ThelAdes Of saeo and Bidei1rl requested to
tribute Of their skin and ildusy as the Of the
alr viii depend very much upon ths'- eXer,iOns.
CIIAS. X. Sr0RER,
GIDEON TUCKER, Committee
SETH SEAMAN. of
CnAs. TwAMBL.Y, A,rasssmsns.
JAMES BEATTY,
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The editor oil the Bangor Jeitersonian
who, as Democratic editor stood with MIR.
Hanscom, in is4s, in opposition 10 the en-.
croachments Of the Slave power, speaks thus
in regard TO the appointment, OF the editor Of
the Democrat 10 office:
Mr.. Hanscom Is the Editor and proprietor
OF the Maine Democrat, a paper that for
several years past stood along side OF the
jtfersonia,s, the Age, and other democrat
ic" papers in opposition 10 the encroach'
ments Of the Slave Power. and in giving
"uncompromising support" 10 the good old
democratic measure OF applying the anti
slavery restriction Of Jefferson, TO all the free
territories in the Union. Bui-"they do
things differently" in the old democratic"
organization now, and the most Of the old
democratic, ana now federal allied organs,
knowing where the fodder lies. follow the
fashion Of ireasan 10 the ancientl land.
marks of the democratic party" and get
their reward for IT, What were good sound
and we'll recognized democratic principles
four years ago, are now frank aboliliocism
and disunionism.n At least so the re-
warded s.democra,icn organs teach.
TuE DAGUERREAN AR. Asreai improve
ment has taken place in this wonderful ort
since il was 6,s. discovered by Dague're, the
French Chemist. Tho pictures have now, II
taken by skillful artist Ike our friend Z III.
McKEsSEr, a life-liko appearance, and there
is n smoo,hness and finish abou, them which
was not 10 be seen in the pictures taken in
w. H.,
."e 0'v '~s y, '"o ~" W. ""'v WV
led to these reflections by IN examination o.
several pici ures OF well known gem 'emeu and
Iauies !" our p'"o' eAoe"'eu oS "'' q. H.
s,ene"nsy' u ns rooms n 0s",'"' . OsA'
"n'S" 0'"sO u"''"%o" 81" '"u a'su'-e,
- . ., '-. ., ~ p 80 ~ e.;
81 =. IA -. - - ,h.,
IN -,
y
LATER FOREIGN News. The Steamer
Pacific, from Liverpool, arrived a, New
York October 4th. The news of,he capture
~SSoessolcAt W patA VI " =, SShhueot ss'
full details Of the victory Of the allies have
M, been ,sc,;,ed wbsn The Steamer lea
I;yernool
TT 49,,
uo a"'e' We. Hu'e' auu w noy .
announ.eu, Ve.H cousluereu aiu ns'
oos.a'n 'na' ,ho nuss's os"Sot hou ,"e,'
Posmo. os ~. .ue no'u s'uv " se'oP0'' w
aeeoun' " inc scA'ei'y W o's'o"s'
II Is said that the Car on bearing OF the
disaster at Sebas.opol, sent ielegraPbic
that Russia never made peace ailer de-
feat.
rosrroNfskNr OF Tue fAIR AND SNOW
The days appointed Tor the Snow and Far oil
tho Agricultural Socisty of this County. as
,.,, :. N. n...oa;,. A, Co.,. .,...a;,,,,
:" WV ' Wv
stormy, and IN consequence thereof The Com'
mittec have, as will be seen by an advertise
msnt IN mi, n,nsr nos,,onsd tina exhibition
ur:il Tuesday and "Wednesday OF next week,
when it Is hoped the weather will prove Ia
yorAble.
g. ,, :
SoNsol n Nm n.. 'iI y son
v"s ~ - 49, h ~ t. !.
ine, " 'ee. 'ass NO uuu.Iup -
ed. by the Use Of his Bii,crs, Indigestion
and It's consequences, Headache, Pains u y
the Bones, and general Debility. II vii
90 Nun pleasure sa ns u we ADJ ina' uis sI,'
Gle, WIN iile,i'ke portrait upon each bot
Tie, may 90 ha1 az inc leading Drug Store
IN ,nis eo"n' winch concerns me puoii'
!" KNOW
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Bulbous Towering Roots,
For Autumn Planting.
SUCH As
Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus,
Crocu, lmpsrials, Lilies, TO-, for sale by
DANIEL MAHONY

The interest which flowers have excited IN the breast
Of man from the earliest ayes TO the present day, has
never been coune TO any particular class Of society
or uusrte % the s'OSe Mature seems to have dlsib-
utei thCIn owe The whole WOIld to medicine
CT the mind to I've caee rlies the earh and 10 fur
nish % .eeab'e s'nsa,'ons 10 its iihabtantI.
The savage Of the forest IN the joy Of his heart, binds
his brow with the native flowers % The woes, whist
taste for heir cultivation Increases IN every county,, In
pronorion rs the blaInys % civil .aon I'D. Pom
the humblest cotPge oslTe. to the mot extensive
park and Jrou Dds no al sro ls Ds'caion Of
the good TASTE OF ne n:opre o., itan vel cultivated
flower garlel, ard may yerv gene gly h, remarked,
that when we behold sn humble tenement surrounded
with namented plants, the pc Is man Of cor
rec: hsbi ani possesses domestic eomtor - whss on
the GOTTA V, a neglected, weed-srowa ginieu, Its
total ABSENCE MARKS the indOence and unhappy state Of
those who have been thus neglec!fuof foras hvors.
saco, October LIST, 1855. 4wt0
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Female Complaints.

No Female young or old should be without this cee-
braed medicine. II correcs and regulates the monthly
courses at all periods acting In many cases like cham.
II Is also tho best and safest medicine that can be given
Children % all aseJ, and for any complaint conse-
queuiy,no family should be without It.
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These Pills purify the Blood.

These famous PIls are expressly combined 10 oper'
ale the stomach the liyer, the khueys the Lungs
the skn and the bowels, correcting any dsrsngemeni
In their .inctions purifying the blood the very foun-
tain Of lfe and thus curing disease In all is forml.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints.

Nearly half the human race have taken these T"s.-
II has been proved In al parts Of the wor, that MOTH
Ing has been found equal to them In cases Of disorders
Of the liver, dyspepsia. aud stomach complaints geper-
ally. They soon give healthy tone TO these organs,
however much denpged, and when all other means
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PROM THE FRENCH or pa. D. DE LaSEr.

Tho Important fact that these alarming Complains
may easily b. removed wIrnocr MrpIciss j., 70 uls
mail trart, clearly dcmonslraled hIi NE GUILTY. ~
AMI hghir successful treatment, a. siorsed ~ wy
a,sei ys.crns us,rtv PsH.cfIr, md AZ INA .tA'
poissIr oosr, avoiding thereby ell the advertiser
trums u The day. .~.,oi
Sent 90 aoy aiireS, Erats, and psS hS W .s.m,s
. pn d. nj LAXEY, So. IL L'Psnad suess, ~
York. -
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ETA, tho Convention Of K. MS in BOs'
ton on Wednesday Gov. Gardiner was NOM
mated as candidate for reelection. There
were upwards Of 500 delegates present
OF $50 votes thrown Gov. &. had sos.
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General Debility. iii Health.

Many Of the most despO,ic Governments have opened
their Custom Houses 10 the introduction Of these Pills,
that they may become the medicine of the masses--
lie armed Colleges admit that this medicine Is the best
remedy ever known foe persons Of delicate health, or
where the system has been impaired Its inygoratng
prOperties never fail 10 Afford relief
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THIRD NATIONAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
Vpiiso States agricultural Society.
TO TE HELD IN TIE
CITY OF BOSTON.
On 1.-THE Esd, Gath, 25th and 2sth of October.
$4,000 Offered in Premiums!

TIE UNTEp STATES AcRrcrLIrRAL SOCIETY," will hold
their Exhibition Of stock,-cATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP
and SWINE, In Boston, on the days above named.
The city Of Boston has generously granted the use Of
fine Public Square for the purposes Of the EShi-
bion, and Its philosophical citizens Rave promptly sub
scribed the sum ofTwenty Thousand Dollars.
10 guarantee all expenses.
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Burning Fluid

CAMPHESE, and rnosaEyE GAS. Yrcsh supply
" Just rcssi'cd' and i0r'Aisb M urcurI
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HoAotcay's Pills are the best remedy
kno,cn IN the ,corM for the fol-
lo,cing Diseases:

Asthma Diarrh9a Indiyes ion
Bowel Complaints Dropsy Influenza
Coughs DEBILITY Inflammation
Colds Fever and Ague yenereai AZ
Chest DISEASES Female Complaints fections
Costyeness Headaches worms, OF all
Dysprpsia Stone and Gravel kinds
Secondary symptoms Inward Weakness Liver Com
Lowreis u Spirits Piles pialls
soi at the Manuhctores OF Professor HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lave New York, aid 2ii Strand, London by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medicine
Throughout the Caite States and the civilized world In
loxes at IS cents, o. IL cents, and 81 each.
rJ- There Is q considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. b. Directions for the guidance Of patients In every
disorder are an xed 30 each box.
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PATENTS.
AMERICAN & FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS WITH
I. 5. Patent Office, Washington,

No. 70 STATE STREET, opposite kiloy St. Do'io'
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS -
| The Subscriber, (itts Agent Of the b. Paten'
Ofce under the act Of 1880 determined to present al
vantases in applying Tor psen sapeor 20 ,ose
on applications prepared and conducted oy him, THIRTY
poLLIRs Qnsead Of $40 as paid back BY others) wan
RENTED by him In case Of failure to obtain patent ana
the withdrawal through him within thirty days after the
reectlou Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all
No papers and drawings, for procuring patents
hs AMI foreign countries prepared and advice rendered
on legal and seeu.c matters respecting inventions and
infringement OF patents.
on lie most REASONABLE. terms, Generally about 30 per
cent less taan those Of others In the proes:on but
avail themselves OF he rsnerence OF 70 years praetce
hIs yis, TO the Patent ONCE, &C extensive library
OF legal and mechanical works. and correct accounts OF
patens granted this and other counires besides being
saved journey to Washington the usual greaideay there
as well a. all personal trouble In obtaining their patents
Comic, Of claims Of any patent furnished by renting
one dolar Assignments recorded at Washingtci Pa
tents inreat Brtain Franse, and other oreyn coun-
ries secured through agents Of the highest respecs-
blity. s,,-,.,,
aDuring the time occupied the Office Of Commis
sioper of patents, II. ii. EDDY, Esq, OF Boston, did
business ut the Patent Once rs Solicitor for procuring
tents There were few, any persons acting In that
acIty who had 80 much business before the Patent
one, and there were more who COR Quoted u wih
mo e skin, fidelity and success. regard Mr.. Eddy
as one Of the best informed and most skiu Patent 30
citors in the United States, and have no hesitation In
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
more competent and trustworthy, and rore capbe OF
putting their applications In form to secure for them
an early and favorable consideration at the Patent o.
fee. EpMoNp pohhh,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
From the present. Commissioner.
"Areusr II, distributing the tune have held the
Office Of Commissioner Of Patents H. ii. Eddy Esq, OF
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the ranss ton
on bn,Iness with the Office as Solicitor. lie Is thoi
oughy acquainted with the law, and the rdes OF prac-
tIce Of the OSe. regard him rs one Of the most capa.
BILE and successful practlOners with whom have had
otficial intercourse CHAS. MASON,
~
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In leaving my otfes with pleasr"e recommend my
successor, DR.. ThoLlas Haley, one every way quail
hed FOR the duties Of his profession and worthy Of the
pa roDage Of my friends and all who wish the services
Of Dentist. lie performs every operation In neat
and satisfactory manner.
w. II. HASKELL.
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GRATIS

FEW WORDS on TIE RATIONAL TREATMENT.
n without Aedcine, q spsmatouhea o. Lcal Weak.
ness, Nervous DEBILITY, Low Spirits, LAsslinie, weak-
ness Of The Limbo alt bach, bilsp'tiouani Incapl-
" &c suiy AMI Labor. Dizziness % Appreh.n.n Loss
Memory, ayersions 10 Society, Love % Solitude, I'm
iity, seif.Dstrust, Dizziness, Heal Ache inyountA
Discazrses, Pains In IN. siis Ancuon u Tie Bye,
p1mpics on The Face, sexual anil o,hI Inhnniiss IN
man.
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Masosic. We learn from the Masonic
Journal tina, S. B, Dockham Of Warren, U.
w. Chase, Of Brunswick, and I. J. Murray
Of Saco, have been appointed Grand Lee
,urers Of the Masonic Order.
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GLASS lV.~-SWlNE
Ss6en, Esser and oiAu Brseds.
80 Premiums, amounting 10 about 500
The SHOW Grounds VII, be ready for the reception Of
Stock on and amer October 18Th. Persons intending 10
exhibit are requested 10 notify the Secretary, On or BE-
fore Oct LIST.
A halfmlie tact viii be prepared Zoe the trial o.
horses and eommoiiOus seats iOr spectators, furnished
At mail charge.
A GRAND AGRICULTURAL BANQUET vln be
held The grounds on Friday Afternoon, at Which the
Prniuus VII be announced, and eicQueu. addresses
may be expected FROM distinguished gentlemen. The
ladies' are expected to participate 10 The Activities
The various Rarrosdi In New En;iand yin convey
stock free Of charge aai arrangements 10 the sane end,
with Othsr roads, are In prosress.
Premium Lists &e., vill be Orwarisd on application
to The secr;ary.
-. MARSHALL p. wlLDEr, President.
WILLIAMS KING, Secretary.
Dss,su, Sept. Isss. Is
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PRINCIPAL OFFICEsi Nc. Gnsey
| usiIdins. Cortiand.-treet. New YORK as
No. + Fif,b..trret. Louisvilie, NY
Is. F. PARCHER & Co., Agts.
for Biddeford. no
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DR.. T. Haley,

UIT~ HaNI0g purchAsei TIE ofce aNd praf
~lIIIr tee Of DR.. Haskell W well aud so f,yoi
ably known offers his services The public In every de
parInen, Of his proie-s1n. lie hopes by althfulnes
aud attention to Business, TO merit share Of pull
nc patronage.
OPrIcE-No. 0, Central Block, BiddeCcrd.
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L0CnyILLI, July 10Th, I6}v
have examined the list Of articles that compose John
Bulls Extract Of sarsaparia, and have no hesitation In
sa,ng that Il 10 safe and valuable compound. would
prefer Il 70 any article In use for the diseases ang
from impure ,tas OF th. blood or faint OF the
poserfu Extraet and that believe will cure all
glasses Of Diseases for which Il recommended II used
according 10 directions i bsh's u 70 De 'siuans
,uec.dapeum TO Mercury May, I have my doubts
wb.tb.r I'm the most violent aud protraeei easss OF
syphilis with Nodes Trophe In carries OF the
SIR M.C0SAClltE, n d.
unnor,rr nsmber Of the Medical society PhiIadsphla.
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NJ. ..rn,.,, invite all persons who are suffering Nth
any Of m. il that flesh Is hsr TO- TO call on Dr. John
BAIL. agent and g.t . copy OF Buiis FAMILY Journal
,,. viii no, bs found unwilling TO s's Bulls
rsut ssr rAiins and Iseolieetins q The
s.ns ,ims that impossible for ID. pceef 70 paDse
sa,,. rs,s,m,d b, his sarAparills. The amount o.
s.,,p,.p, ,oIuptsry .hoverei on Dr Bulls s.r.P.ra
Inn ,. lpovu and distinguished indiViiuAh, botn N
public and private lNhS been perfectly o'srshslmiss
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OBITUA Y.

Died the Goth ultimo Mrs MATILDA
GRAMMER, wife of Mr.. G.. G. GRAMMER, of
this city
No event be imagined, casting so deep
shadow over the cheerful associations of home
as the removal Of motner especially Christian
mother, beneath whose blessed influence the
characters of household have been formed and
| ripened and their best impulses habtually called
into activity. This remark applies with peculiar
force to the present instance of bereavement.
The subject Of this obituary notice was one of
those gentle and retiring spirits TO wbomthe sane
titles of domestic life are peculiarly congenia
Home her cherished sphere she studied 10
pervade il with all that is good and pure, become
the centre of every beautiful and hallowed inlu-
ence which surround pious parent. She
lived chiefly for the immortal interests of her hus-
band and children and her memory will be
blended in their minds with all that IS best and
most sacred in their past history and their present
experience. For many years she was an uncom-
planning sufferer pain was the familiar companion
of her daily thoughts and of her nightly pillow ;
| and in her case, in most other instances, pain
and suffering became the great revealers Of the
character, disclosing the direction of the thoughts
and the tendency OF the hopes The wounded
bird fees TO the parents nest the sick and suffer.
ing child seeks refuge in the mothers bosom,
and, by similar tendency, her sanctfed heart
looked heavenward in its Affections. The records
with which her pen beguiled the weary hours of
sickness survive the hand that traced them, and
bear testimony TO the serene confidence with
which she was accustomed 10 breathe her sor-
rows into her Fathers ear, and the beautiful sub
mission with which she surrendered herself ha-
btualy 10 His all-wise disposal. Summoned from
earth in the meridian OF life, she has bequeathed
TO those who loved her the legacy Of beautiful
example, which will speak from her silent grave
and forbid them sorrow as those without
| hope S.
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Elections 70 Take PLACE.

The following is a schedule of the election:
which are 10 take place during the present year
for State officers and representatives 10 Congress
Extraordinarily, Sept. A. State officers
Vermont-Tuesday, September Stale officers
Maine Monday, September 10, State officers.
Georgia-Monday, October 1, State officers and
eight representatives.
AUTOMATICALLY, Oct 9, State officers.
lndiana-Tuesday, October Q, Stale officers.
Ohio--Tuesday, October g. State officers.
Louisiana--Monday November 5, State officers
and four representatives
Mississippi November 8 State officers
and five representatives.
Wisconsn-Tuesday Nov. o, State officers
Maryland Wednesday, November 2, six repre-
sentaivse.
MISUNDERSTANDING, November H. State
officers.
In Tennessee, Alabama, California, Indiana
Wisconsin aud Pennsylvania, the legislatures in
each State elect one United States senator,
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ChiyaIrlc.--The proprielor of DE Fauquler

Chiyalric.-The proprietor of the Fauquie
White Sulphur Springs-Mr. Alex. Baker--witI
a view of sfording additional attractions al thai
delightful watering place, announces Tourna
ment for Thursday the thirtielh instant; TO which
Knights from distance are invited 10 join their
brethren of the Old Dominion. On the preceding
Wednesday, there will be stag chase, the veni-
son TO be served at the conclusion of the tourna-
ment. Gallantry is yet predominant, and many
knight will doubtless enter The lists 10 contend
for the approving smiles Of love and beauty.
On The night of the 31st instant, there will be a
fancy ball, at which, 10 the sounds of choice in
slrumental music, the gay company can be inno-
Gently happy.
As the springs are within comparatively short
distance of Washington, it is presumed that some
OF our bellies and beaux, and perhaps married folks,
too will avail themselves of the pleasures afforded
by The enterprising proprietor.
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DEATHS.

In Ellizabelhtown New Jersey, of congestion
of the brain, MARGARET MAGRU DER, con-
sort of L. RoBINsoN RODGERS esq, and youngest
daue liter of JOSIAH f. CALDWELL, esq, of this
city.
On Tuesday morning, 18th instant, LAURA
McP., in the 18th year of her age, second
daughter Of HENRY and j. CATHERINE THICKER.
On the 18th instant, after a lingering illness,
DANIEL BoGAN ROBERTSON, youngest OF
DANIEL and MARY ELIZABETH ROBERTSON, aged
year and months.
On Friday night, the 10th instant, at 10 o'clock
THOMAS SESSFORD, in the Both year of his
age, son of MARGARET and the late JAMES SEss
FORD.