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To Druggists and the People.

You hereby cautioned against spurious limitations OF Dr. De
Gah's "Elecuc OIL" sha prosecute party
copyrighted bills This genGne, Electric has
of Camden OF piles and also, VII
clutches IN one dsy aud more than 700 oes Philadelphia
whose have been published the Philadelphia Ledger
The wholesale dsRlcr
guilty Of the seay counrfeitng In Harrisburg,
John Wyeihe,
and imprisonment OF Valentine who attempted imia
zion Of this valuable remedy.
PHrLA pKLPnIA, May 8, 1855.
To the People and Drugsists throughout United
List Of by Prof DE Grsh Electric on Jos Free West
Philadelphia o rheumatism; Mr. Rodepbok Montgomery
rheumatism and spran Mrs Ogden No $50 FOURTH infam.
of boweis Mrs Maryland Providence shingles and caked
breaa Mr. VIM Spssee feinn ard neuralgia
Henry CHmpbe Lower Marion, Of and scarlet fever and
eighteen Others, ..@..
% Every druggist only genuine Electric oil
made ny the soie inventor and proprietor bis old ONCE which
al oIders musi be addressed procure the genuine
Prof CHAs. DE GRATH,
Old offce, % south sth street, ,'besnut.
For sale BY CHARLES BTOTT,
Jriy loft Washington, d. C.
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...l 81. rr. @ p9a7a s September J., 1855.
g, esn ne mall, &c the United s..s. from he
following routes In KEsrucKy will be received az The Oonaci
ii o. N, 18Th day November s5o decided
same day, viz, I HHT EE"EH0a E IS lsaa.tt. ~
No saIs From Lexington BY Pine ovs Winchester Lloyd.
willie, and Noun, sterling, 20 o~ngssie, a. miles and
sass q. times week 20 Ms sis,iss aud ,h.ss ,ms'
Leave Lexington daily. eneeP, sunday, atapmi
Leave M Sterling Monday, ~edns.day, and Friday at
Amve at owingsvile same days by ysam;
Leave owingsyiie Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arve Nj. Sterling same days by PM
Arrive at Lexington same day hyapm.
.and, from. lat December 10 Isl .ra Of each year,
Leave Lexington daily, except sunday, nsami
Leave Nj, Sterling Monday, wednesday. and Friday a,
fs"vs o~as.sis Tussasy' TSaadsss' Saturday
Arrive a, MI Sterling same dsysbysami
lie We M sterling dally, sncsp, sunday, sami
$40 FROM BY s uf @ Il white Hall,
Gso.IsHd, end @s1'ioms Gross Roads. 70 London
1 ss ms . ana aass M I'm % ssss sssk 10 20
coaches. 0". 7. =
Leave Lss.s,on ssa asly, s,ssp, ss.say."apm'
Leave richmond Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday at
Arrive a, London same day. hyzpm; v,,,,u
Afnve At Richmond samo days BY pmi
Leave Richmond dai y, except Sunday, 7am
Aniye Lexington day by2pm
NOTE
Proposals be guaranteed by responsible persons ce
Judge OF Of record and
entered into BY the successful bidder with surety
before the 18Th November nexi ...... ....
pay ps performed, and for each OF such
satisfactorily explained three times The OF the trip
may deducted. For behind break
neIion depending nails and sufficiently excused one
for the trip subject 70 forfeiture
Fines will imposed unless the delinquency be promptly and
isactoy explained for Regecng take the mail from into
post office suffering 10 be injured, destroyed robbed
and for refsns aer demand 70 convey the mail as
hces The General anDul the
repeated failures agreeab contract or for da
obeyng Once instructions of the department
The General alter the schedule lie may also order
allowing therefor rata Increase
contract pay He may curts discontinue the service
whole part rata decrease OF allowing one
months extra service dispensed
Bids should addressed the "5econd Assistant Post
master Genea supescrbed ProPosah for Nos oe aud ci
Kentucky" ....
uhe particulars pamphlet advertisement for conveying
the mails In Kentucky, of 1884, '55 and 6.
JANE CAMPBtLL,
Sep 3-law4w Postmaster General.
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United states Court of Claims.

HE Undersigned John Of New York city, N,
Thompson, Of Washington d. o. attorneys and counselors-
saw associated for the legal VI claims for credit
ors of government, In the Couu of Claims.
They will In immediate careful attention bust
ness Washington which may be inu-tsd their
BY gentlemen of pofe-sion claimants In city Of New
York, of elsewhere IN any Tsrt OF the Union.
They be cnsued personally by letter. either
n New Nofk Washington. claims
which have been before Congress departments
be furnished application By The psie- interested
John q. DEyEREUN,
No, % Broadway, wall street, New York city
M, THOMPSON,
Washington city.
RI. Devcrcu1 Il a commissioner ofihc Court Of Cnms
Ian 5i-3tawfnf TtnteIl
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I OsT wARHANT.-Nouce s hereby given
IL No. 7GI issued November Caidw
~ acres, undersgued which
the same. TIL. LUMPKIs,
huausT 3, 1850. Attorney.
Aug 7-law6w JAMES CALDWELL
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The Polytechnic College OF the state OF Penn
sylyRnia,
Vest Penn Square, Phiindephta,
INCORPORATED by the legislature b53 organized
plan Industrial colleges Of continental Europe, anurds
education civh enrncrrng
chcmsy mechanical engineering architecture and pnipg
neering.
FACULTY.
Mathemaiics and Engineering, Prot f. n. Peabody.
General aud Applied Chemistry, Prof A. l. Kennedy,
Mechanics and Machinery, Prot n. n. Boucher.
Geology, Mine sory, aud Mining, Prof A. W. KirR.
hchiieciurai Typographical Drawing, Prof Kern
French and Spanish PIoE v. De Amareli.
German, Prof stentha.
The collegiate year win Monday September
10, Ishs.
For catalogues further Information address
ALFRED l., KENNEDY, M. D.,
President Of Faculty Polytschnic College, Philadelphia
Aug oo-Wed&Sat7t
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Misses Rockers English and French Boardin
and Day school for Young Ladies',

THE dntles e lis institution resumed Monday, sop
tember The principals aided by accomplished professors
and is thorough and
Circulars may be obtained bookstores and Al the seminary
Aug 9l-dn
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Washington, August 10, 1885.
nm the petition Sherwood Washington county
York. prayeg for extension of paien granted hun
the ls43 for Improvement in 'dooT locks
Tor seven years expiration OF said patent which
place ON the day Of necrinher 1856
petition heard the fstent Once
Monday, Of DecemGer next IL O'Clock, and all
and show they have, why
said petition ought be granted.
opposing the extension required to he the Patent
once specially forth In wrtps
days day of hearings all testimony filed BY either party
10 be used
rules OF the ONCE. which Will be furnished
application.
dpoa other papers relied upon AZ testimony must be
6ed in before the mbrning Of that day the
rneuts IL any, within days thereafter.
Ordered notice be published n the Union Inte
sencer Washington, D. o.. Republican, Bau
more Psnnyyanan Philadelphia Day Book, New York and
Post Pttsbura for three weeks
yous TO the isl Of December next, the day ohsarinr
49, CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Ps-Edo papers will please copy and send the
bills once, with paper containing this notice.
AuE Qi-Iaw3w
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mo. bs7.1
Notice

Of wihdraWal Of lands IN Aississipp AabaG ard LOasi
IN pursuance Congress approved b OF August 1885
making grant Mississippi aid in
said State including the portions
railroad in the States OF Alabama
aud Louisiana, instructions have this day been given 70 TIE local
Mississippi the reservation from sale or
location by 9th inan and the Alabama
Lou Withdraw and the following de-
Districts probably hlng within
until Otherwise decied 10 wit;
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Law Partnership.

R. ]. WALKER. I. JAkIN.
ID oBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed parts
IL nenhip and tral OF Supreme
Court of the United States and In The Court Of Claims Addes
Washington City, d. G. Jan 2-eodfif
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United States Mail.
ALABAMA.

ALABAMA
Posr oTuoE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, August l6, 1885,
PROPOSALS for carrying the from ISL
of 30th June 1855,
lowing State OF Alabama, aud in the Time and
Department, city OF Washington until p m III,
18Th October, 1876, to be decided on he next day:
Rome Ga Cave Spring Pleasant Cap Aa sprn,
GsIasn Ladss ooss fan, s Lead NINE. %
Springs SpfiBevi Truss, Shady Grove and Rockville
to Eiyan, lsaS mites aud back daily 20 Jacksonville, il
horse coaches, and three times week In, residue
with ceieiiy certainty and security
Leave Rome oaiy at2pm;
Arrive Jacksonville days by 2am;
Leave Jacksonville daily al ekp
q Rome dsys by ck an;
Arrive at Elyton same days by7pmi
Leave Eyton Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at ~ m )
Arrive Jach sonyille same days BY pm.
NOTE.
Proposals be responsible persons cert
fed such Judge Of court OF ecard am
into BY the successful bidder with
before the 18th November next.
No paw will be made ps performed and for
omissions satisfactorily explained three mss The Of the H
deducted behind break
depending mails and sufficiently excused
fourth Of the compensation for the "Trip subject 10 forfeiture
Fines posed, delinquency promptly
isfacoriy explained Tor neeisctns
post oce for suffering II TO be injured, destroyed robbtd,
anny AZ ihe eonart runs or Is conc en,d In running
The Postmaster General Rnnu the
uacl or repeated ure sgreeby contract
General alter the schedule he also orde
an increase Of service BY therefor pro raas increase
whole In al raa decease OF pay allowing on
compensation the amount Of service dispense
should be addressed the Second Assistant
General superscnbed "oposaS or No 7o5e 1obams
particulars pamphlet advertisement conv,yn
the mails In Virginia, Geotgin, Sc, Of ls55 tnd 10
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Aug l6-lawiwt Postmaster General.
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Ice.
lust received per schooner Edward sadc two hundred
sixty i've pare Boston ice- .,,-., 49,.
once and Depot corner Of ana TwefIh suee,.,
Aug 27-eod3t
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OAaDn Of The death Of Of the Of
H. f. LoudOn Co.. mrchant taiors, OF this city,
business will be closed and all indebted the above
respectfully settle the the old place
which will be carried under the former all
branches formerly The undersrned will always keep hand
merchandise
ncud the quality OF military articles
They respectfully thank their iends and the pub
generally for the liberal they have received and will
happy The pleasure Il the
H. Y. LOUDUN Co,
Aug Merchant Tailors, under Browns Hotel
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COALf COALt-ws are now receiving
u ouptain and Mount Bafr white ash Goals
Mue and Lyklm's Valley red coas
Also, Cumberland ldiup and srsihs' coal.
Wood of the best upaihy always hand.
Coal kept under cover. 1870 pounds to the ton.
......... r.. J. w NJ. GAIT,
Northwest corner 2ih and streets, No. ST.
Aug e-M tIntl
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Medical College OF Georgia.


Washington, D. c.
Medical College OF Georgia.
AUGUSTA, July, 1855.
L the hs Monday in November merit
O. NJ. Newton, W. n, Anatomy.
P osrsn, NJ. D., Medica, Therapeutics Medical
Eve NJ D. Obstetrics, and Disease, Of Women and
II, N. Miller NJ. D. Physiology Pathological Anatomy
hie. Means, N; rrofe.sor % Chemistry.
r. Campbell, NJ. D., Surgical Comparative and Mccrcorcn'
X. C"apbcr N. D., Dep,ou,rnior Of Anatomy.
8 ,. simmons, N. b.. Assistant Dcrnons,rnor.
Clinical h i"euss viii vi bo se%.r%d regularly ,Ss cy o,.
'"S,o@y. ~
Fces for the entire cour-e
MairicusIon ticket Ito bo taken onec) ..,"....,.
For further particulars, apply to O. NJ NEWTON,
July l5-dim Dean.
sa as,ia, and residing IN uorlhsrn New york.
OF. o oS" % Vs s
srenee md umonial. viii be given address O. W. aSeon,
AUG 5--eod6ts
THE Undsrs,unea, for severn, years past omsisi
translator 70 the Department o. State respectfully tenders bis
fore r. sss = .n"s", @ ps ie" ansusss. s.pesa
spsnh, French Portuguese, and 1aan. Genrnen engaged
%iss ard requiring asN and riass traasoa q legal doea
decres, viii md,
he experiences undesgred guarantee fidelity
rendition o. idomaes and technical phrs. whe practice
give Publishers throughout the Union obtain
uanslaons will
apply undersgned may rely upon their
order. being p,ompiy and tstsiactorly executed.
For further particulars apply 70 y,TzeKR.Lp r,srsrpo
SEQ stee between lo,h and ll,h Washington city, D. o.
June 24--diy
rEoRcErows COLLEGE, y. C.--siudies will be re-
VI tuned In this Institution moAeay September lsi.
r..3 E n. A. MAGUTRE,
Aug 9s-dlw !. r#..# aa Z. .. President
Misses Rockers English and French Boarding
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Episcopal High school of Virginia,

EFtnSoFhs btkh OShvos Va VhSshb1
al Howard Hsfgh three miles tsss Of -srandria
REV. JOHN r. MCGUIRE, Rector
THE merit win commence on Wednesday, 10Th ser-
II feuh-r.
Term. s board tuition the regular c Modern
Languages, music, und drawing erira charges.
The and ouer of the dioccse
nr Johnr n Baltimore n cnumirs, Of Washington and
rev MI, Seymour, Of FREDERICK city, Maryfsnd
Circulars confusing OF sndy government Terms &c.
sent n who request Them. -
county, Virginia.
July ~, 1885,
IB-lnwsw
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JEFFERSON AND CABELI.-Early history Of the unver-
, Virginia, contained the letters Of f.rso aud oabeB
with appendix and noducuon compris
inr bica notices. Pres 81 30.
designed TO facilitate the sndy of dis
eass NJ side, 4 physician OF Virginia 80 cents
obstetc tabIes Or. Pasoi uansiaied from the French
81 as. ....... .r Ill sa - i. j. n
The Quarterly Law Journal for July, lse 81 ~ Just pub
lshed, and for sale Mt TAYLOR MAUN's.
hurB Bookstore, near Sth street
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rEoRCETOwS COLLEGE, ID. C.--siudies will be re-
" tuned In this institution on moAeay, September ls.
1..6 @ n A. MAGUTRE,
Auees-diw .r..a. aa President
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Frederick Academy OF the Visitation, B. ". M.
for Young Ladies.
uE exercises Of this institution win the
i Monday Of September.
hoard and tuition, with the French language tf dc.
sfredN
Stationery washing, mendse, bed bedding, doctors fee,
~
Mo.o ON The piano. harp, GUITAR forms additional cb.e
The aim German Italian, and spanish languages with drawing
and painting are likewise extra chafgos.
ol--
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uaE Btisses HayvIey's French and English Il IA
ing and Day School will Monday September 22d l6
Penn. yvana avenue, between l7h and lsth streets.
Aug 3J--eod3w
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CoNGREss-FRID

SENATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate communi-
cation from the Secretary Of the Smithsonian Institutions
transmitting the tenth annual report of the Board of Re
gents of that institution; which ordered to be printed
On motion by Mr. Coamer the bill to test the practical
by and usefulness of the atmospheric telegraph was
taken up; but without dsposng it, it was laid aside at
one O'clock when the private calendar was taken up
Several private bills then considered and passed
also the bill providing for the compulsory prepayment Of
postage all transient printed matter The Senate then
adjourned until Monday next u A.a "
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, -Several executive commu-
ncatons received which referred and ordered
to be printed The House in Committee of the Whole was
engaged in the consideration of private bills until three
o'clock when the committee took recess until seven
o'clock. aet
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TOM CoRWIN NOT FOR BUCHANAN.

II is gratifying know that Tom Corwin prefers either
Fremont Fillmore to Buchanan He TO think there
is great difference between the republican and know
nothing candidates and is willing go for either time
may indicate under which sectonasm can be most
fully promoted His preference is for Fillmore The Gin
cnnat Columbian gives his position as follows:
awe authorized by Governor Corwn to say that
notice of his relation to the present presidential contest
accurate Mr.. Corwin viii vote the Fillmore ticket,
it shall be with fair prospect of success in Ohio Mr.
Fillmore being the he prefers. But If the Fillmore
ticket is likely to carry Ohio, then no win for Ere
mont and Dayton that he does sympathze with the repub
can party in many of their principles but to Of thu
dogma announced by them he cannot give his
sent He believes all that is desirable and proper may be
eomplished BY the election Of Mr. Fillmore and that he is M
just aaed TO do e1ac justice to both the North ant
the South, and restore tranquility to the country"
What pity Mr.. Corwin had not specified how he ex
poets to crafty his republican sympates by the election
Mr. Fillmore The southern supporters Of this gentleman
would be greatly edited to know exactly how far tn
principles of their candidate aours with those
the republican candidate 1t is significant however, tina
Mr.. Corwin is ready to support either.
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ANOTHER CORRUPTION FUND.

It is proposed through the New York Tribune (says the
Albany Argus) that fund.- to be called the Tribune
Fund.- and to amount to one million Of dollars shall be
raised by the readers of that paper and transmitted to the
propreors aor the relief of Kansas Whether such fund
relieves Kansas or not it win doubtless administer relief to
many mcndcant politicians and create glorious time
among the Aston House clique Of political operators who
always like full treasury when they assume the labor OF
conducting political campaign With this one million,
and with the Zone hundred thousand month during The
pa" which the Buffalo gathering resolved TO raise and
Nth he contributions Of those Who shares in Mrposd
vigorous campaign be carried and shrieks for
freedom may be expected to multiply among those not
heretofore conspicuous for their benevolent abor This is
a famous age for philanthropy and stealing
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from the Chicago Times.
WILMoT PR0vlso- MISSOURI COMPROMISE.

Notwithstanding the fppant in which many
persons Of the opposition Tary speak of the Wlmo pro-
viso and the Missouri Compromise and notwithstanding
the vast amount that has been written and said upon these
subjects 1t Is astonishing how much misapprehenson
lists concerning them. There those who regard the
Missouri line Of sc deg 80 min and the wilmot provso as
identical propositions and again. there are those who be-
eye the Wilmot provso as Objectionable measure yet
proclaim aloud their hostility the repeal of the Missouri
line brief glance at the history Of this subject and
the two propositions fail be profitable TO all and
may be instructive TO many.
The Wmot proviso is In express terms the same pro-
vision that was FIRST engraod in the ordinance OF 49, and
is proposition TO exclude slavery forever from all terri
tory to which IL shall be made applicable The Missouri
Compromise was prohibition OF slavery in the Territory
Of Louisiana north Of The line 30 deg 30 mneavng the
subject Of slavery south OF that line to the operation Of
istng law or future legislative action.
The Wmot proviso is plain, unqualified total prohibi
onof slavery without regard to any geographical line Il
was designed TO prohibit slavery north and south of SO
3o-in fact In all the Territories of the United States
The Missouri restriction the contrary only prohibited
slavery north Of given line. The Missouri line was
adopted in 1920 in the Of the admission Of Missouri
IL was afterwards motion OF Senator Douglas (then
member Of the House extended to such States might be
formed out Of Toxas During the war with Mexico the
camor raised that the war itself was designed TO ex-
tend the area of slavery and Mr. wilmot OF Pennsyva-
MIA, moved an amendment to a bill then pending in the
House providing In the words of the ordinance Of 1887
that slavery should be forever prohibited in all territory
which might acquired from Mexico This was The wmot
proviso During the sessions of 1896 s47 and lsis this
proposition was violently debated and discussed all over the
country and particularly in Congress Pending discus
sion Of the Wmo proviso the bill for the establishment Of
territorial government in Oregon also before Congress
The slavery question for several sessions mpeded and de-
eated the passage OF that bill Oregon lay far north of 80
70 extend the Missouri line to the Pacific then would
have been to have settled the slavery question forever and
70 have made all of the present Territories Of Washington
oregon, Utah. Nebraska, Kansas Minnesota and nearly
all OF the then Territory Of California forever free The
extension OF that line would have shut out slavery from all
territory north Of that line and would have left the Terri
tory OF New Mexico and the southern part Of California
which ia almost entirely without white nhabt-
ants subject TO the existing Mexican law the opera
on OF the constitution and laws Of the United States and
such local legislation the inhabitants might thereafter
ADOPT upon the subject The extension Of this line there
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and France This was 10 be expected in view Of the known
anpahy Of the governing powers in those two countries
to the democratic party and Its principles The London
Times after giving President Pierce dig, and referring
to the slavery question: says
(" II the Americans are once to be governed by
Of emnence, 1t must be by soldier sailor for
they had any Of emnence political parties would
not permit successful choice. This feeling considered,
that as yet be known, better choice could
hardly be made than of Col. John Charles Fremont"
In France the nomination is also commended The
pays" halls the nomination Of "a Of science" to The
exclusion Of "a political ctionis indication OF
better tone in American politics a
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HON. l.. OBJ. BRANCH.

The Raleigh North Carona Standard of the 23d inst
notices the recent visit Of Mr. Branch to his home and
takes the occasion pay him the following just tribute
commendaton: a... .#.
owe do 60 out of the way to aatter representa-
tive, do indulge in any unmeanng compliment wher
we say upon review of Mr. Brancs and services
that he has the expectations of his consti
ents He an able attentive and laborious member
and there is no reliable democrat in the country thar
he is He to be peculiarly fitted for public life and t.
take just becoming pride in doing his duty to hi
party his friends and to his country We trust that hi
NAV long be continued in the service of the people, whose
interests he SO attenivey guards while at the time HI
adds to his own experience and reputation"