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ieves headache. To force the growth, to prevent
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about the
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THUR BRIpeMAN I FRANK BRIDGMAN.
A. BIDGEMAN e. Co..
'.a. Wholesale dealers in
Dry Goods ~ Notions
nogy
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n. DEALER IN r
BOOTS, SHOES, LIE ArRElS
! g ADDLERY- Hardware, Shoe Findings. Ename,sd
canized Rubber betting, Hose Packing &c 1e Se
Main Street between Washington and je1erson''
Burlington, Iowa. .-+ A fMarcbosnoav
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INCORPORATED 1856.

Principals JOS. q. LOPEZ, w. IT. PRAZ
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER.

few days ago.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

SrrIRrTUALIsM INTHE FAMILY CIEetE.-We
roget to hear that 4 gentleman Of distingui,h-
ed literary and and scientific attainments, one
who bears venerated name. and whose &C.
MUS and science has given an important i'm
provement to the cities Of the United States,
has been so far bcwildered in the mazes Of
spiritualism, as to believe that he is wrongly
mated with an amiable and devoted wife. and
has found his spiritual affinity with another
young lady, As we have been informed. the
wife, though heart broken by the develop
ment, and having one child, has assented te
the request OF her husband for separation
and he has gone to Indiana to prodrce di.
vorce, in order that he may marry his new
affinity, who. we believe, is like his wife. q
lady of intelligence, amiability, and irreproach-
able in character Boston Traveller.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

PRESIDENT BreHANAN's Hosr1rALirY.-
"Pioneer," Washington correspondent of
The Philadelphia Press. says -
Social life in Washington is a curious
study. We have had a new h raldrv in
official circles since Lecompton become the
gospel of the Administration. Forgetting
that there are other cakes and ale in the
land, the President restricts his bread and
butter to the faithful alone. Before YOU can
sit at his board You must worship at his
shrine. You cannot make your face to shine
with his wine and oil unless you submit to
his politics. He does not even dispense a
smile except for consideration You may
see him II you go TO a reception; but if he
knows you to be OF an opposing party, he
will freeze you with look, or knock YOU
down with sncer. Under Fillmore and
Pierce, the White House was an ice-house.
The poorest clerks were welcome. The poll.
teal foe ate the bread of the Executive with
none to modest and to make HIN afraid. and
stood IN the presence without trembling.
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NOTICE. saA$/
A LII persons indebted to the
the late William Bingham, Esquirli
ed, are called upon to make immediate q
All the lands remaining unsod belongin,
said Estate, lying in the counties of l.
Hancock, and Washington, in the State
are now offered for sale at reduced prices MI
For information in regard to the above LiebsA
plans and descriptions of these lands appu. ,,.ss
may be made to the agent.
G.. N. RLf-t~'a'
Ellsworth. February 8, 1858. Cd
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BARBER SHOP |

TIL E subscriber has returned to Ellsworth, and
fitted up Shop in his old building, Cup stairs)
where he will be happy to see old customers, OF
new ones. He hopes by strict attention to his
business and by untiring efforts to satisfy the
reasonable demands of customers, to merit, and to
receive liberal share of patronage.
Mr.. C. will pay particular attention to Sham.
pooling, cutting and dressing childrens hair &c.
Ladies by leaving orders with him may have their
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MOSES CARNEY.
Ellsworth, Dee. 18th, 1858. ~
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Ihe Oregon question will probably come
up next week when an interesting discussion
VIII take place, which will be first step IN
the political capitalization uchich must tax.
place prior 10 the nexk PfeStdf7,tiql cqupa,ga
The position which Mr.. Thayer took at an
carly stage OF this question, is gaining
ground, ana there is good reason to believe
that majority of the Republican rarty
eoincide with him in opinion, while many
democrats, of the extreme Southern stripe.
VIII vote against the admission Of this new
free State
The Republicans. generally, will Join the
free o.aee Democrats in resisting the admis-
SION OF she new Territories, unless their res
ldents are allowed the privilege Of choosing
taeir own officers. This is very distasteful
to the Administration Democrats. no never
Intended that popular sovereignty should be
any more than Meoyy, and who strenuouslv
ooject to It's practice as indicated in the
notice given yesterday by Mr. Seward, of
Georgia, that he intends to Introduce a Bill
providing for the protecting of slavery in the
territories. Meanwhile we have a small
army OF candidates for federal-offces in
these projected territories, who have this
advantage OF their Massachusetts, compeers:
'iae dieeF INC declslon on their raperS
those who are counted out can 20 to work
and get up a new Tcrritory--on paper. II
new territories had to choose their own
offlcers, and to support them, this getting
tnem up would not be as extensively follow
ed here.
Mr.. Sanborn and other Gloucester gentle
men he:e, are urging an appropriation 4sked
Tor by Mr. Comlns, for rebuilding the two
lighthouses on Thatchers Island. at Cane
Ann, and furnishing them with frst-cli S
Illuminating apparatus, at a cost Of $;Sl.-
4lO %. The rebuilding Of these lrlt-
houses is much needed and am happy to learn
that Senator Clay, Chairman of the mate
Committee, has Withdrawn his opposition to
the appropriation.
The New England Republican Senator's
will not only advocate Secretary Cobb's re-
trenchnents in the Custom Houses, but will
recommend others
charges against some of our New England
people Tor frauds in the procurement OF land
warrants are being investigated. Mr.. Whit
ing, the present Commissioner Of Pensions.
Is determined to ferret out lme parties VIII,
have been cnriching themselves in this way
no matter who they may be OF where they
are located. He has to-day learned of the
arrest oil a Mr.. Burnet, a highlq rosDeofq5lo
Georgian, exnembers OF the Legislature
DC, Tor these land warrant lrurds.
PERLEY.
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4 frER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
n years, onuiinues 10 secure Patents In the United
states also Ia t'Frai Britain, France and other foreign
countries caveats. Specifications. Bonis Assignments.
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American foreign works 10 deter m inr the VALIDITY or
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vice rendered in all matters touching the same Copies
OF the claims OF any Patent furnished by remng One
Dollar. Assignments recorded al Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in NV Englani,
but throuehh inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of not immeasuraby superior to any which
De offered them elsew here The Testimonial. below given
prove that none Is MORE SUCCESSEIL AT THE PA
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Ii he would add that he has abundant reason 10 believe
and can prove, that no other ocr Of the Kind are the
charges Tor professional seryc.s moderate The i'm
mems. pfaeee OF The subscriber during twenty pas,
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ctcatuns and official decisions relative To ratents-
These besides his extensive nrars Of legal and neclani-
cal work and fn Of patents granted IN the
uited States and Europe, render him able beyond cues
ton, to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey Washington 10 produce n
patent, and the usual delay there arr here saved
inventors
TESTIMONIALS.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy fthe most CAPABLE and sue
cessfut practitioners with whom have had official inter
COURSE eliAs. MASON" Commissioner Of Patents.
Al have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and
and more capable Of putting their applications in 70 nm
70 secure rom them an early and favorable consideration
al 'he fateht oince. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
'Boston, February s. 1858.
MI II II Eddy has made for THIRTEEN appli.
cations on all hut ofwhich patents have been granted
A'u ua' one Is noG Ptndng such uImisakable proof
OF great talent and ability his part leads me to recon
meni ALL inventors 10 apply to him procure their pa
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From sept l7h, 1857, to June Eth 1855 the subscri
per IN course OF his large practice made futes reject
Ell Applications, SIAItEN Ape ASp
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Patents. ly5O n n EDnv
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Just Published, the 9Th edition, in sealed en-
velope, gratis, and mailed to any address
postpaid, on receipt of two stamps.
This little work, emanatng from a celebrated
member Of the medical profession, gives the most
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oeo' ly. ).
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The fiftn lecture Of the course was deliverc
on Tuesday evening last, by Rev. IIRAM c.
ESTES, OF Trenton. Subject ''lIuman Pro-
gress.'' The speaker labored successfully
to demonstrate that continued progression
had been apparent throughout the world.
history; and numerous Illustrations were
drawn and comparisons instituted in defense
of his position. Different standards of great
ness were referred to and commented on
First. physical powers; second, military re-
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aristocracy; forth, the money power fifth
intellectual requirements: sixth ,moral excel
ence and goodness. Each succession was
claimed as an advance on its predecessor, and
an unmistake.bla evidence of human pro
gress.- Hallowell Gazette.
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Yours very truly,
dVTiN LINTNUSTON,
Glitnr Mn 81. L.. M-.-..Lun

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Mr. Livingston belongs To- the old wealthy amt high
y Respectable families ut the first stticrs Nov York
Any '"e can address him ON the uectuf the above letter
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VAuruN-Tere are numerous in itations sprung up on
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G0llCatiul,al.
ELK'TON ACADEMY.

Frincpal-N. +. NJ. FAEII'rZ, a. NJ.
Assistant MRs. A. NJ. FAEnTz and Miss
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LIST. CLASS.-Spcllng, Reading, Writing
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4th. CLASS.-Surveymg Higher Mathc-
matcs and Greek, $3.50
Any of tho above named Branches, with
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With two or three mentioned, $3.50
EXTRAS.
Music on Piano or Mclodeon pr term So. 90
Music Vocal, Sl.00
Pencil Drawing, $500
Colorcd Crayon Or Painting in Water
Colors, $500
Each of the two Winter Terms, to dcfrav
expenses for fuel, $3.50
No deduction for less than y weeks loss
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GAS FOR TEE nIELG1oy!!
UlDl,ON ARRNN NApNE EIRNER
MACE'S PORTABLE GAS GENER. iTOR


HIDNhrARBON VAPOR BURNER
4 ND FlNTt Having been aproiptcd
"A Sole Agent for the sale of the above valuable
HaS Generator am now prepared To supply the
Fixtures IN all varieties and prices. BY this truly
valuable invention. the resident of the country
can enjoy the luxury of fins; quality Gas Light
which for brilinncy. economy. and safety Of its
use cannot be surpassed, AT COST or
LESS Tll.\N ONE PER CENT PER HOUR
1t produces Light equal to seven sperm candles
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the consumer is his own producer. therefore no
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The great desire that has been felt for wears for
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amt must be seen to be appreciated
Every person in want of SUPERIOR AND
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all other lights now in existence
Also constantly on hand and for sale 1T reduced
prices wholesale and retail. genuine KEROSENE
AND ALBEErlNE COAL OILS AND LAMPS
CamPhcn. Ethereal Oil and Lamps Shades Globes.
Chimn"s. &c &c. WIN. HORTON. AGENT.
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June Is, lSJ9--ly. BAl.Tl MORE.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
EEMTON
MARBLE WORKS.

TEHfE subscriber has opened Il MARBLE
B. YARD in ELkTON, and will keep on
hand, and prepare to order, all kinds of
work, such us
documents, Head and Foot stones,
T0mbs. Nantes. Table and Bureau
Tops, Door stills, Window Stills,
STEPS, &c., &c.
[C3"Crmetcry Lots enclosed, and all kinds
of IRON WORK done at the shortest notice.
C. Tomb Stones cleaned and rc-lcttcrc,l,
Italian and American Marble constantly
on hand All to to be sold at the lowest
possible Prices. WILLIAM McDENlTT,
Eikton, Apr >. iSj9.-tt. Proprietor.
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NIICIIEII'S PLACE.
ice Creams and Confectionery,

Chestnut STREET, bciween 5M aad en-,
2plllLADEiplllA \. - This Establishment
4 affords unusual attractions and the best Of az
Communications for visitors rs well aS citizens of
Philadelphia; being provided with large and well
furnished Saloons for
LADIES and GENTLEliEN,
and they could nowhere find more desirable
place 10 rest their wcasS limbs and where they
may be fed ut ALI HOURS OF THE DAY. from
n large and choice Bill of Fare.
- The Ladies and Gentlemen of Elkton, and
vicinity are most cordially invited to visit this
MosT DESIRABLE Place or EyrERrAiNMEnr,
where their wants will be promptly and politely
attended to and where they may strengthen the
inner man and be sent on their way reoicins.
WEDDING PAR1lES and PIC MICS furnished
to order, with table fixtures of every possible
description and with all the Dclicacies they may
desire at short notice
No 523 CHESTNUT STREET,
Sept 4, lSjS-ly. opposite the State House
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MORE NEWS YET!
Another New Store i'm EIktOn.

nN THE CORNER OF MAIN and BOW
~ STREETS. Opposite Joseph Taylor's
liotel) The subscriber having just opened
a NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES, Queenswarc, Hard and Wood
Wares, and all kinds OF articles most used
III the country, he respectfully informs the
peol lie OF Elkton and its vicinity that he is
now ready to deal with them in a manner that
they Will be pleased with the bargains they
make with him.
G5-Farmcrs and others will lose no time
by calling and looking over his stock.
N. B.-The terms which he will sell upon
are strictly CASH, or all kinds of Country
Produce will be taken in exchange for goods.
April :, 1859. =. Men. THOMAS.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Port DcnOSit. Md.

KNIIE undersigned respectfully announces
Il to his friends and the patrons generally
of the WASHINGTON HOUSE, Port De-
post, Nd, that he has succeeded Mrs. r..
NJ. Reynolds in this establishment, and is
now in possession. fully prepared to accom-.
modate those who may visit Port Deposit on
business or pleasure.
Having rciitted and improved this Old
Stand. he is prepared to furnish R-~N
his guests with every comfort 80 .ss,e
and convenience his Table is %II ,s,k
supplied with the best the sss Ill
market affords; and his stables are ample.
UJ~Ile asks that the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO the Washington
House may be continued to him.
WIN. CRuMPTON,
Feb 5, lS5o--y. Proprietor.
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CAUTION.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

ii ANlNG proved Priority of Invention before
L the Patent Office of the United States over
the so.callcd CHARLES T. lONELESS' SELF.
GENERATING GAS BURNER on which proof
u Patent was granted me by the Unitcd States
bearing date the 10Th day of October. 1888 This
Is to CAUTION ALL Persons AGAINST MAKING
NENnING. on USING THE SANE. as all who 50 do
will be held responsible for damages as by the
nltcd States Patent Laws made and provided
for such infringement of my RightJ, and those
holding under me
Also 'Samst the making, using or vending to
amy parties. the So.callcd ,iDIiNSON'S BONES
TIC >ELf-GENERA TlNG GAS EI'EVEES -.
Inc same is an infringement of my Patents bear.
'ng date the I'D day Of Juuc lojs, and also Of
October 10Th, A. b. isjS
ALONZO NJ MACE.
June -, l7'9-ly. Springfield Mas