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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-20

The report that John Mitchell was going to
France to except an office under the Emper or, is
contradicted by the Washington States, on the au-
thority of letter from Mitchell himself which
says that he is indeed going to Europe but on pri
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-20

Judge John L. Mason, of New York, died in that
city on Friday
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-20
United States Marshal shot Dead.

Flour frm-good qualities advanced slightly Whea
and corn closed with advancing tendency. Nava
stores dull, owing to late arrivals. Rice firm Money
good demand at UNCHANGED rates
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-20

hEMARKs-The total transactions past week en-
brace about 500 bags the Indus cargo aoat at
10 cts and 500 do in lots from store, 144 I5 cts
ample supplies from Rio buyers operate with canton al
present prices but holders continue firm without mess
ing sales The cargo of the "E Pluribus Unum : loo
bags, has been ordered to New York We continue To
quote prime Rio at l5 to 15, medium fair lax to Is
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-20

The Canadians are greatly exercised on the sub
The exciting question is, whether the rock coat or
the old swallow-tailed article shall be worn. At
the latest advices the swallowtail seemed to be in
fair way to carry the day. Might we suggest the
propriety of having the important matter of but
tons attended to? By all means settle the button
question, gentlemen.
judge John L. Mason, Of New York. died in that
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-20

''The present prospects are very favorable to
abundant rice crops the ensuing harvest. The palm
oil and camwood trade is also opening vigorously;
tending their commercial operations Two Libe-
rian vessels have sailed for England The liberali-
ty of the British Government towards Liberia is
evidently influencing our merchants in that direc-
ton; there. too, Liberian shipping received on
subjected to unfavorabe discriminating charges as
in the United States. Phil. Ledqer, Auq. lS
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Is Of spEcIrIc REMeplrs.

No. for Fever, Congestion, ~! Instrumentation
Nr-.-For Worn: Fever, W'rss c,;.s Ai',''lt.s BE
80 s.--For Cole Crying, Teeih:ng, ana ,s;srr..I-
- 4-I:af ni.rrc,, Cholera l.,.,.... AMI s-...-
y. 5.-For C,,ie Clippings, Dy4eat~ry, or Body
No. c.-I,r Cf.3er,.. ci,o5~r,. Mor,.9s, vouitips.
~. For cn4g,.s Coils, I:.Gse..z;,, 1ad Sore
N9.3.-5or aot,.e.s, F#ceaeise, and Neuralgia
NJ ".--Fsr Headache, FeT!so, Heat anc FaI!aess
..css u ic.4
No16.-i,Tspsrs,A p,tis-r For Wa. and I'erans@A
S:,l;aa 1 Cost patio. a-,l i:s-r c2;apiai.:.
~. il-Rs fsy'i.E Ir''- - f:TIs.s, se,,sy, Peip-
fuI. or --r-r.-csss4 Periods.
~ L -Eor I..leorri.a. "rofnse Mensss. and
Dea-,a- :, or. o.; Fcig2-I'.s.
II, la-Y.r t,ronI. Ii,,ar,s Cough Bad Breathing
NJ l4--s...1 R,..;.G Pi..is-Eur Ery=if,elnz. Erup
Gp'ls, pi'up"= on the Tere.
NJ l5-gGugxAT!v P,..s-Fnr Pain La,aeness,
q 'r',:ess IN e c1es' i5aeE h"ns Or Lns's
pr pies, Bad Bleeding Internal tx
te-:.l
Failing MAX. or Blurred Sight,
,ir i'et4rrh. " long Guarding recent, either
wiki .-.rIctior, q y,"n:;'-e G's cnurr"
". Cor wnnpf;:ag Cquc'., ;batirs i's violence
Eui shortening. Is cl9-sa.
III all acute isrs.c' ssgt - jaye-s !r1.;i.: utlu1s
Unrrir"a, Dy'"'t-rs CrpaI il: au;r.,tis.l, AZ. sUc!
eFUIGYe Ls.ss.. ss sysist Fc,.r Measles. snd fy-
EPe.i-. ~ r. aisatt hihi e - 20 :tit--.sts
promptly r tlsa.s 40 " .. sch cas.. liz. sr,..
cii;cs a,' lac a5l'r. Te o;:re disease /. o::e:.
SFr,gtt' "a oire AID .u 81 case. SIC ioilcc :Hc
attack Is uc3,'', ;e gs.:.ze s4rrteuci ~. .e..-
der.d iCks On: ger,
Coughs and Cg!cs which are Of such fracu~r- ~
CurreEce, ard whis o:ten lay tic fguntas.yn Of
diseuseA iluEs brvuctiiis and T.ul Iacy ri.
be a. once egr'7i ~ ';re Fever and Gonei, pi'is.
IL ail chronic tisess.s suLh dyspepsia, We;ik
Stomach. Constipation; l.,vcr Con..,iI3ts Pies T--
male Dei!.tY, and irregularities. old I,i,d.tCh.s
Fore or iye:.H kyes, C;tarrl l9.-u a:,H o:ieI
Old erup iDns ID. ease las Specifies wIose proper iI.-
pc'ti": VIII afford cure i: uts every Instance.
Often tie cure ii Sii.Ele CErUlC GcUy sa.ri; -
DysIeisa- Piles Or C"t:-.ri., Headache -. al.
Weekhes<, lies more !i..su it tqr Ike ,a-
over.
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ALSO SPECIFICS.

FoE ASTHMA Pn7n.1c. Oppressed, Difficult.
Labored breathing, intended w Cuussll a'4 ia pee
toration. Price, 80 cents per hos.
FoE EAk DISCHARGES A,t Observation-Disclosures
from the Var, te rcSuil of Sci.e Fever. Msies or
Msrcurials. Por Noiscs IL. 9 Head, Harrss Ct
Hearing. and Ringing IL, tle Ears, AID Ess-acle.
Price, 80 cents lIri box.
Fos ScEoYuLA.-linIarEed Glands, ENLARGED m:d ~
dur:tted Tonsil., S"enEs and Old CIcers Scror4!os
CGGheHy of Children. Price, 30 cents PR bax.
PpR GESE.AL DEBILITY. = lEhysca! or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result Of E;cInesS EScessv 81.
Medication. or ExhGusting Discharges Price, 50
cents per bDx.
FoE DEursr.-Fu!d Accommodations, T,nrid Ssy=ll,
ings, with scanty secretiors. Price 30 cents per box
PoE MISUNDERSTANDING Sickness Vertigo, Nau-
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding OF motion.
Price, 30 cents per box.
FoR UnlxARY Dlsgasrs.-For Gravel, Renal Cal.
cult Difficult, Painful UrEnatiCu Diseases Of the Kid
neys. Price, 30 cents per boS.
POR SENEGAL E%IssIoSs.-InYoluntary Discharges
and Consequent ProstrSton and Debility Bad re-
suits Of Evil Habits. Tic most successful aud en-
Client remedy known, and may he relied upon as 4
cure. Price, with full direcaiOBs, 81 per box.
Persons who wish to place themselves under the
professional care, or to seek advice Of Prof HUx.
PHREYs, do so, his Office SG2 Broad u ay daily
from s AM. TO PM, or by letter
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SANFO & D 8
FAMILY C4TE4RTffU PIE EEE.E
E0>IPp-S0Eu IRON
= - !--41y4- E---.,.-..- - go -, =.

i',r E-staj;r E=;yuc;s GsstI yts 7,p GE.= >S 9
Si& 4 = Tins. ;,n& ~! tscIr ~ r1iE Ias.'>.
The FASI1 CT { TYIAfs?lC l'iLIs * a
!.iv ;:- Ca.la-- tic which tn. E-yrIe.-
Is ;;-cI l. LIS ir:c.ig more than ;Vvl!rl Ycgr-
1ner,rsrRiT i;,c demand i7..s zl-,.--
vie :-y- ir!E, used the - iJLES ard TN. s..l-
scio vi tt!. 81 express - ir regard IL ti"Ir use
tss LlsiHeed me :" place = them S!;iyL the rcarI
NJ al. -
1..e Profession We'd THROW tina; different Ca
rtiEr:.e- Hrt E:eTcHt z. ;er:i.,s al: tin ',Sgta.
- - III '.-iYfT- - IT, ~ { mas y Il
lut i"t..--!.Gt S!ls- - we'll y-ts".i=iEet. /
been CONF C.jei E-lHI = variety Sd. 'l,, ltil -
!"-ci'li;e L&:r" CEs- - which act al..e -. ext
~ i.:s = t.v |.e'aS1tg- =" r. C,,.- aa gts=!
ans srf@ III All = w;Cr. Gath .r=f-
del surii rs !f'-:Tgg-+- .FyIts of the !Syrlaeis.
SseT2'a6s- :rs = iGri .'n8 L.5ez. t..sssT+-
lii.H 9s,,i Sagra.-S tic scii ~ f94. -ror--
sui.e:t cold, w!sjGh f - guentiy il Neglected III
il course nF s.re~ E,sss n tyr IL. t. ~. il
i:,g !-.sas-i0n 81 'FiI - Nc buzz Trsfi.-.s-
as. iL:Tst0cic- or tpsl9t = IN Ns heaG. al! Itss-
AZ .sss-.SsE. Worm. ,its-E {i~i.s. ItEsts-
.-rerF {trtiz5r L9rj. mary s!p
r:llnl i! IS i.',. ln!lul:- 70 mention
IL, IS aGvcr: srIn"-T;- Tlne iu2
PRICE } HINES.
IT,. = i-h L%F;si'i AT1l! 's.,a fA:TIGE ca
TnA!FIC PILLS arr -rteis,z' ~ irUc- - .taaG7!-
- Md scil yS!,ti'=e birth 1rv IN al: sii' large
te.e-s : y. =. :, NJ DE:I' u IL.
Na..,;yf .uIr- a.nE Proprietor,
81 B.JsFy,sN lew York
-;en:s. .. Il. LOGAN : C,,. .-ss.s1y
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ang 9etltrf.
THE ORGAN,


Thea -p-Iei tie organ up firrosifl -:.oI: .t nav.
Inc DIUsic IIeubird With inVarl ttEtE
OF biisz At Its OEn gTznnsur: way uu ws-Se
IL food Of mellow TEGuGet mill
The flushed aiT uuiye1ed With Tia. tF5b il gaze
Then FJisiI,g for moment. II st0od stin.
And sanE and mss as5aih 70 burst &C sp-ay
That RGRjeTed into Silence EiraEaE
DeeJe. ant deepe. slludders shUak the air.
A. the huge ba-e kept gathering heavily
Like Thunder s=ner i TuIss- IN ~ LAR.
And gith its hoar=e grOTl =hases the io@-hnn sky,
Il =sT.Nr Llp lfks dIri1ucsE everywhere
Filling fire AtEfes'rai=-sCtieiir
From the drIIs2 mas ir1s'g tEei'le bTO.,c
Like lightning aaG tie Guil-t5led clI0ir awokc.
Through sscs...il- Zrifai0yrs <lous the ashanti
BSimlniI,s Eigs cHHrsh with gold AMI Paruis NIT
Nicer SspFissTs- t. ssszoai ttJat rIcn caans.
Wnere Esty voices ~ strand did t'Ti<s
Their Ya.s-ez!vrcSi tones aud Jeff sart
T. The delighted E4sui sSiIicil ss,ni: ahSsSeti
IN tiIs WasIG .IlUsic ciOn.!- "riiic fEc bciow
The organ f!eav-d ~ surg 70 azil In
-DG,t1sfg ,Jgi,ra.Ii - Hssis.
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SANFORDS
Liver Inyigorator.
Ne ER EMIT 1 Z !. :

Z = y G95lg't't NIsIsn ESg.i;tl-f T=..E1j s:ly.s
;.iei i,r~ t'-a,s,. I'll ..star..rsi sac ~:=7us.
AIells.s.e &Huy-ii .rs3 a- proved i.y an gIi; ..y-
-,l - resort r 81 10 win
a. lie I.-L..-ts 1r wt:iCs! - i
j i.s e cilaustI4s - within! tbs years
who had given up al = soI.rz Of relief tGe
numerous uuso! cited Ce--ITc..i.s r. ls,~
session show.
Tic must t'.. :,S;a, ei the crurs4cui
u ttSC Individual fkiuC t.Flid l'Sti -T'r ctil
titirs . &c! gently Gu - IlU IuTcl=.
let t.iC:sttC7 ii s;'ttT ~ Judgment .,,,ifir ,.,G
Slp nf The IL iS :, IA JtrtS Z OK ,i i
VII. L:rsr Our i1s5ts i55fii,i,ts .!f,-1.-
E,yT+f'Si,'- tr-gg9ic IN - ri-tGt Com
'is,i:Isa -Z1y,s- - .,sr .&ns.'=cs. fli-
li,ri Cos. esaSS Gsai.c. x ttG!.7G tToi7'G !Harhf
CItcse I,ias:t;a1. In :slrs- lI15iar i5S,-flg
Hz:'.Ei5ES.S. aI. isei successfully :su
t7rit3c-E FDsi5s Ws:iF- - cjn.. Il will SFsN
i!&4D-.tItk- t.lr tLaIi--1 Snnds testify, ~
fr=7S1y hlt..7-z. rt-" .-~r 2s.'-.g~ f,.S
!aL.iI ~ commencement. - OF A:tEgk.
~ 's!." * ! ~ CIR t'g ;heir tr,st aiouy III
its :s-r-
in-tz BgtTER MI T2EE ros-TT7 u n
g'fTI LSlIGoE-ifDt., AND SWALLOW 3sJgEi
.Et,Gi-IyEt.P.
iRfCE eSE DoE.'..i'. l'l.E EoT-I.l
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an and after Moudey. the 1Gth Of aprll issa. the
\ J passenger Trains will daily iJii,Vs
lirst-Tlie Great Southwestern, 3. Louis. gtncu-
natL Columbus. Wheeling. EePwo5d. Baltimore ami
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling; daily az
4:5 e. NJ arriving in isaltiaior" $3.50 a. NJ.
necing wti,reins Eor ne Eastern and Southern c:iee
Returning, Baltimore n +. p NJ. arriving II
BetlwvoL at :5S and Wheeling Al sU5 a ~. connect
Ing wiriit the great Western Southwestern and NJrti
western xpscss. This rain onl, stops for meals aitd
supplying engine with fuel ::ad water.
rerond-rhc Northwestern. Cleveland. Chicago. st.
Louis Md&n;yp Eevt"n Cincinnati. CoIumbUE,
Wheeling H.uv-s'Jt. baltimore. and Washington ca
Expires Loiarta dali? except Saturday &: $50 p ~.
ann irrTos Baltimore 81 $40 p NJ. cUnnr;tAl: with
Tn, trsi. for Eaz:.re aud Southern sit!..s. Ike
turning. e4.ves Baltimore &, $50 II NJ. ans arriving
- Henwoat al 5:&I and Wheeling al 4:.5 A. d. THIS
sSops ~ a. Eeeiia stUtiuus Et Of Cumberland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
Icavcs Wheeling daily Sundays excepted 81 10 4. ~.
arriving Cumberland S:25 7. u. Returning
leave. Cumberland ~, GO a N. d asri"ea ut Wheel
iG AZ $40 ?. ii T. train st'l,s q! Ell stations.
Those trains ell make close connection with irainE
for tile Testeru cities
J. BF9RD, Agent.
VIZ. SAITH Master % Transportation
L. ". CuLr GeE'l Ticket 4 gent. "pTi!2C-60
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Al what age should girl marry2-
When she has bad enough Of flirting
knows now 20 co.,. { decent dinner &ud
has made mp Der mind TO accept lie trials
as well as tbe pleasures Of l,e--resr r,.la-
ZION. witt thai toraitgde which a gesd .ro-
man always manages 20 rnasiec.
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HOSIERY. ~
Gentlemen's FURNISHING Goods!

Gentlemen's FURNISHING Goods
Z LII OF WHICH WILL SELL. roy: CASH ~
u the iuveSE retail Pre- u Pictures / haze g
complete sI.:,..4cnS III kiHu<
Drawing AMI Vase Painting t:4s= published ~
F-is ssId L=-;in= fi=r Photographs OF Sc-ed
J=-i- end III lie se.s=-ssss-Sery t-.uT Hui
Icing GeaiEOus q refusing Guy s;o7k .. BOOKS aE5
F:eulsL "a a Pictures, aiier purchaser %
alsr u Inr 0DE Dun,srs Bv winch lie II sutitiei ~
chars ~ tiIe r5te -! shay. IOr every dJii.r
IJuEht in 8 Ntltetses - tTrtuF=- utiisr the aud
Vssiui5ls articles Ti,c HL5. .; Inc goods be
g.ssl AWAY .s q: lst-: STUe.
A. =saci, WC.ct hAs 81 nanbor3. ti4s
purchaser Enas ta si:a:-s 81 thea n= chooses.
- tr percentage ~ snJ= slid amounts
:e vAiu. VI aus III articles 70 bs giycI.
il si:sil br decided D. nunD-r. Vhu sla l-
lis pSzstssGF.
7. LEcHEE.
JESJ WdsitinetD OF Hall
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list make up a case Of what kind
you choose and inclose the amount in current note
stamps by mail 70 address, at b62 BroslIWay
New-YOrE, and the medicine will be duly returned by
mail or express, free of charge.
AGENTS WAETED.-We desire an active, efficient
Agent for the sale Of Remedies in every town OF
community In the United States. Address Dr. IlUa-
PAREYs & Co, No. 6G2 BROADWAY, NEW-YOEK.
Sid By LAUGILLINs & BUsHFIDLD, Druggists,
- 9Ia!n ttfett, Wheeling. Inay25 dGwly
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Cor. Baitisoe ere and CAar!e-.S:s..
MORE
FEfH1S INSTITUTION : Sow y lie &e.
'raEirTor.- Az. ti-s-5-- ~ ,,,.-
:ils lie Is. 40 Te.t.. lbs i i...r 'rua sf4--
"e- So --.l.-;sT. IL - a. s=-s
CTe..sisc ruFn',s- 4 So LENT. ...r
cv..y STATE IN ts.e Cs.ioi..
j now "rrt';ale II -:.c
lesiraHly iI3"irsi buildings il, III. cas-.
furnished.
The advantages a.l f.etis-ie- ,.ere .s-..st.
des:E-1.- - sT..sr.s~ ..,gl-a.y=..
various duties ft rf.e Count d. Room
i'S'7L9{. Pre-: .s.,i E.s<ss,sss L
unsurpassed IN nav par. mo- tg ~ ---'l 1f-
ilhhfnen: i tie Ea!isli Sta;r=.
FACULTY:
Princip"i-Lectcre: u the s4s u ss-7:,a;s or
iusrre, I3isi-s5ss .Er-zl r-..-. g.z-
: =. i.-{I .-Its-
Professor aFthe Theory ~. ,-t-t --..- -
and Co:nme-ics,l 'atEuit'5 ~
H. i!-.5lH'..S
y g ) .,G,.S1%
Professor Of Cuisines aa! ,r..2-lrp., !'r-l--'.,l
:. r. WILLIAMS =.
L.rtrTaT -. No. 80 las
Esr. Z. IE%I!.> Er.>i = o.
TRT>THr-
II Hon. :lno p Eeaneiy. .'..-.7a y'1sa:.'
Jacyh Tr;ls:. f.>g ". Eaa.- 49,.
Tic College = l.-,si3"i = .t-s ,:a!as- :i-'
o Standard Work. eyfE.S.!- E...'.1 In '.'
Zach stu!sut las 8 s;,.sl. lis.,,.s ~
raIeiy instructed.
There being no .aa.siya I .Eg ire yea. s.l.9''
Ti,e:ire equisea TO ,o:re.e he I'll a7-r'-,
!Tr-r 70 II 1rCCt.=-
A DGyras,. is -,7varJiai to all C:r.f,i.s
large an Eeautituiy 'f-tEar=llfe: --cE!7: 80
tanning ,yN.arie s,r SIX s?r-.T.r Frr- -e.-~=a.ITs ~
Exterior as! Interior View Of she fe!ez@- Ts.+'
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JOHN cEAFNAE. agent
Baltimore 8 Ohio Rail Road

j. y M.4cCILeUGB. President.
+ K. Ny FRS. Cen: 'GicSef Ag't. ;v2
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.GCE eSE DoE.LA& rlE EoTCI.l,
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

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;iIl1 N.tTER M 7ITF N0I-TT7 u n
TT i-SllGoE- rot, -s-EEg .>E,-iLLi,i is,ygEi
ECGT-!YEtP
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DEATHS.

In Lower Waterford, Feb Is. Mr. Samuel Dut-
ton, aged 81 years.
In Waterford, Feb Il, Anna, wife of Capt
John Stiles. aged IS years.
In Sutton. Jan. 81, Mrs. Hannah, widow of the
late Abel Shory. formerly of this town. aged 81
Years.
In this town. Feb. -, Mr. Joseph Bennett.
aged Sc years.
In Waterford, Feb 10. David. son Of Asa and
Bet>ey Burnham. aged 49,
In Waterford, Feb s. Taylor n, son of Simon
and Mary Arlington. aged - wears
In Greensboro, JAN II, Mr.. William Wood,
aged Il years.
In this town. Feb. s. at the residence of his
son-in law, J. Boles. Esq. of palsy. Mr. Benjam-
IN bradbury of Danvie. aged - years.
In Dan>ile. Feb. H. of hemorrhase of the
lungs. Mr.. Charles Packer, aged - years
In Ira burg, Feb. II, Mr. Daniel Tucker, aged
60 years.
In Coventry Jan. 30. Euscnia A.. daughter of
Ira Boynton, aged Il years.
In Barton. Feb 10. Mrs. Laura, widow of Ira
Merrill. aged - years.
In North Trey. Feb 10. of scarlet fever. Ezra.
only son of Mr.. and Mr., L. W Spaul,!ins, aged
Years.
In Wocott. Feb O. Mrs. Bet>ev Andrus, aged
g years.
In Morgan, Jan. 81, Mr.. Vim. c. Blood aged
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Y' A man by the name of Nuckles, living
near Pedler Mills, Amherst County, Va, was
taken to pond on last Tuesday, by party
ct citizens, and ducked, in consequence Of
his having used seditious language. He af-
forwards procured a warrant for the arrest of
the parties who inflicted this summary pun
lshment on him, but instead of the warrant
being executed, the magistrate who issued it
narrowly escaped ducking himself. There
is neither liberty nor law where there is sla-
very. Virginia means to make that fact e,-
dent.
Eg The Empress Eugene has not discar-
ded the hoop. Recently she came out SO
roundly in it, and made SO glorious spread
that sitting on the throne with the Emperor,
she completely hid that august personaye-
not the first time that a French ruler has
been obscured by petticoatS. Crinoline is
safe for this season, under the patronage Of
the lad y who is at the head of France, the
land of fashions.
C. The Baltimore police made seizure,
on the 18th, Of the largest assortment of bur-
glars tools ever secured at one time in this
country. Among the lot were two hundred
keys, labeled with the places they were in
tended to fit.
BURNING OF THE JAPANESE IMPERIAL PAL
ACE. a letter in the New York Journal Of
Commerce from Hong Kong says: "On the
evening of the 10th December. as we lay in
the port Of Yokohama, preparing to sail in
the morning, and about fifteen miles distant
from Jeddo, fire broke out in that direction
which seemed to cover large space, and to
be nearer than Jeddo, and, as we concluded
was consuming some town or village. which
are numberless around Jeddo. The scene
was magnificent, however melancholy, and
resembled, as imagined the flames sent up
from the top of the great mountain Fusi
Ami, clearly in sight, and sixteen thousand
feet high, in the days Of lis activity as a vol
cano. Leaving in the morning, we had 10,
time to receive any information. but have
since learned it was the Imperial Palace itself
in Jeddo, which was destroyed. Such al
event is said to occur about once in centu
ry, and spreads consternation throughout the
empire. All business and trade, as We are
informed, were suspended by impcria! edict
throughout the empire; how long this pro
/ hi5ition will continue is not now asceitained
nor what effect the disaster will nave in rela-
ton 10 the mission Of the two Commissioners
Of the United States. Possibly. through
some supersttious augury, the whole or
rangement may be deftat,d'
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MARRIAGES.

In Peacham, Feb. II, by Rev D. Packer, DR.
Charles B. Davis of Sutton, and Miss Maria
Harvey of Barnet.
In this place. Feb 81. by Rev W. w. Thayer
DR.. George W. Miles Of Baraboo, Wis, and Mis-:
Mary L. Idle of this place.
In Mitchell, Iowa, Jan 2, by D. G. Mosher
Esq, Mr.. Oren e. Auborn and Miss Abby Jane
Farnham.
In this place, Jan. y, by Rev. W. W. Thayer
Mr.. Calvin p. Church Of Sutton, and Miss Mar,
NJ. Hunt Of Manchester, n. IL.
In STAFFORD Jan 81. by Rev. Samuel Delano
Mr.. ". W. Reynolds of this place, and Miss Lu
cy c. kibling of Strafford
In Hartford, Feb. II, by Rev. II. P. Gushing
of Bradford, assisted by Rev. c. W. Cushing of
Albany. \. v. DIR. A. NJ. Gushing of Bradford
and Miss Elizabeth ii. Pcarsons of Hartford
In Coventry. Feb. b. by Rev. Plinv H. White
Mr.. VIM. l.. Peabody of Orange, and Miss Lu
liberia Gould Of Coventry
In Albany, Jan. L.. by Rev. E. D. Hopkins
Mr.. David Simpson of Greensboro. and Miss Jane
5. Rowell of Albany.
In Albany, Jan. Is. by Rev L. D. Hopkins
Mr.. Orlando J. Cass and Miss Ophelia c. Rowel
Doth Of Albany.
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Testimonials.

81 regard Mr.. Eddy a. one Of tie most capable ana
reS>tu practitivnefs with whom have had Official
aTSc.
CHAS. MASON commissioner OF Patents,
Ihave no hesitation in a>suri. inventors that fi.v
l"N person more eteHt ain: worthy
and more. capable ri putting their ap.ca lirI>i rl L.
for them cary and favorable cor!sCcr aIi A,
the Patent O!tics.
EDMUN DBURKE" Late Commissioner Of Patents,
''Host"n. February I-.-
Mr. r. Eddy has made Tor me II ZEN application,
all but ONE OF which patents have been granted
that Is pending. SuCn unii> ole IT.af =
grt AT talent and ability his part leads
all inventors t. apply I" him to procure tilr at,f
may be o Ia, ing tie most faithful atIti"r be-,
a., we'd Oh the cases, and Al very a-idhlc charge"
JOHN TAtrGART''
Fro, sept l-th s5., 10 June IL 1855. the >uh>,r,
IL; n,r hi, large practice. made. twc" rcicrc,
,i,c,tinn. SIXTEEN APPEALS. EVERY o\E"f wii,I
wa.dec, ~ hisiav3T uy the Commensurate OF Patents
X. II. EDDY.
Boston. ia nuary1, 1860 -ly
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS.
Late gent OF the [. 5 Patent Office a>hngtoM un,!
fk. AI.f, lSy-

(Late Agent Of the I. Patent Office. a>hinSt"u Un,
the Act OF ISL
40 STATE ST. OPPOSITE kIlBr ST. Eo>T"S
After an extensive practice of upwards tarl<
continues 10 secure Patents in the uci States; also
Great Britain. France. and other countries g.
veat>S lions. -,!liciI>. ami AL
iigs Tor Patents executed liberal terms and it'll dis
patch. Researches made Fnrvi-
to det"rmr the Validity uuiy al Patents InNci,-
ton,.and legal or other advice rendered in ali
touching the Copies of the claims any P.,Lt
furnished 10y renitt- Dollar. Asst. umcnt dee:
at W a>hiii-ton.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England uI
through il inventors have adN 10y securing paclt>
rLCcrtliIIg the patcntahiitv 81 Inventors
ed by. il not micaurah!y superior any which c.
offered them elsewhere. The testimonials below :ivc
prove that EoeiS MORE Successful HE PATENT OF
than the subscriber; and SUCCEs, ) THr BE>I
Advantages ABILITY. he would add that
has abundant reason tobelcvc and prove
Office Ui the kind are the charge or s-rv
moderate. The immense practic" Of the subs
during twenty wears past has enabled him
vaStcoeCtiun and Ollie Ia liec
to patents. TheS. besides his extensive library OF La
and mcChaCa w rk> and i, cJ"tt> Iraict
in the United States and Eurnls reier him able bcyout
question. TO offer superior facilities "r nbI aiming patents
Allneccssy ola journeyt Wa>hir stni procure pa
and he usual great delay there here saved n
!