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Edward Linder, Of New York, n. Y.-For i'm
provement In breech-loading fre arms .-,l.. =.
samuel j. Seely, Of New York, " V, sssipnor
TO Charles w. Duropt, Of same place-For i'm.
provement in railroad cars
Dsstgns.-Henry Berger, Of New York, N. Y.
For design for centre pieces.
Eliza A. Murdock, of Boston Mass s-Foy de-
sign for a lady's hat
Alonzo Hebbard, Of New York, N Y. assipnor
to w Gale, jr., and J. r. Willis, Of same place.
For designs for spoons .,
Elsiner J. Ney. Of Lowell, Mass. assignor to
the Lowell Manufacturing Company, Of same
piace-For design for carpets.
u smith and II. Brown, of Philadel phia Pa .
assignor to North, Chase & North, of same place
For design for stoves, and for design for the plates
Of a cooks stove.
Henry u Thompson, Of New York, N. Y as.
slgnor 70 Hartford Carpet Company, of Hartford,
Conn For designs for carpeting, &c.
N 3. vedder, Of Troy, n. Y assi2nor to John
b and Merrett Peckham, of Utica, N. Y.-For
design for a stove register.
AddHIondt Improvsment.-D ID. F. Elmer of
Haydenville, Mass For watch-key and guard
bar.
VIM. ii. johnson, of Richmond, Ark.-For
Improvement in ploughs
J. r. MeEnally. Of Clenfeld, Pa.-For pa per
and letter file.
Geo Y. Parkhurst, of Baltimore, Md.-For
Improvement In lamps
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How LADY PREsKKvED wEBsrKR's REPLY
TO HAYNE The Taunton (Massac husetts) Gazette
ineosporates the following Interesting remini-
scenes In notice Of the article on "The National
Intelligencer and It's Editors" inthe last Atlantic
Monthly:
ct will be seen from this interesting narrative
that thsre was a time when Joseph Gales stood
alone among Congressional reporters; and to still
farther illustrate his position In that line We call
70 mtnd what we once heard an intimate friend Of
Mr. webster say We owed 10 him and his wife
With regard 70 the celebrated reply to Mr. Hayne
Meeting the Massachusetts senator as he was
going TO the Capitol on that morning, Mr.. Gales
Inquired Of him how long he intended to speak
A bout Ealf an hour, was the reply. The sditofs
duties at that time We're pressing; but he ventured
"a take so much time nom them. Mr.. Webster,
however, directly after met Judge Story, who
sAid that he thought the time had come 10 give
% the country his views on the constitution. To
this proposition he aoented. Mr.. Gales took up
his pencil, unaware OF this new arrangement, and
alike unconscious OF the lapse Of time under the
enehantInent Of the orator, and consequently be
wrote OF until the close OF the spell. Some DAYS
passing away and the proof Of the speech not
Appearing, MIR Webster called on the reporter
and made inquiry. have the notes said Mr.
Gales and they are at your service rs shall never
md time TO write them out. This led to sous
remensi'ance and persuasion, but the over-tasted
editor stoVd firm. Then Mrs Gales came to bss res
cue by saying that she thought sheeould dcipher
her busbe nd's short hand, she Lad forpely occa
sesaiiy done so. Mr.. Gales DOUBTED, .eeing that
% was ffieen yeafs since she had sied IL But
she had heard the speech, and vthe re.istiess
sweep Of It's argument and the GORGEOUS and mas
sivs magnifeence Of It's insgerr were yet vivid
N her nind, she. persisted v unasssking the
s--rr.rxs,t e,,ne to NJ, vebstefis hands for final
ee,rscsssh sesyceiy word needed to beehang-
-. sed Soc, sd - diamonds, costing q thou
sl3i -dolIarsE ,SSom 1aaiei the rich fhsnks ef
80 .r.,,.n ssIsusnan. Thus wD saved to litefa-
isre - ~sss uetnesaoie osstion Of the Amssican q
~rse pesreas and, Mslwsus,e s.iisssaE .ws.
- an The Ath Inst Tor n ~. 90.
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MEDICINES.
AYERS SARSAPARILL1

Al En- - SAhSAPARILLA
ooaSf%sd aS oths1 .aS.nos. rs.
ate q i've power as 70 81 ord On Ell etlve .ntisot.
Ss sns !. II g
Tar from Strumous complaints, and that one vhlcb
@ S s. ae eS,s mSs, proys q
cliIzens. How comp etely this compound will 40
Ha IA, ess srsyeGn % n ~ IN 81 many Of the
scT@laI. and scIofuloPs cOmEl.in... Eruption.
Tumors, sat Rheum, goa d Head, Syphilis and
SJphIItio Al ction. Mercuusl Disease. propsy.
NeuTaga or Ito DouiOureuN, DeblIty. Dyspep-
thOny's Frs, ard, Iodsed, The whole class Of com
This compound win be found great promoter Of
health, wheG takel m the spring, 20 exp-l the foul
the year. b. tn Timely expulsion OF then. many
svs from S sss ssSS ssss sss
cerogs sores, through which the 3, .teFn will ltnvs
through tie atarGl ehannsls Of the bad l., n a.
terative nlcdieire. Cleanse oct the yitsted blood
%Sen ycu I'D L = obsrsea aud sSss.s s1's IN the
Inss y l. You when sven whsse s DO psst.osisr att a
disorder Is fst 2eoole enisy beiteT heath and 1--we
h.sllh' And az Is well; hut with thIs psbulum OF
lie dlsoidoieo, thsIe can be no lasting heslth,
great achlDeiy II Iis IS sordersd or
DUrllg late year. Ie pui lao have heeG nisied By
q &c pobtt Pttt ten lik to give quart OF Ettract
Of sa,sap.ri.la for one dna-. Most of these Ia ve
been frauds IRON the sick foT they not Only contain
little ~ ans SsrsapaTila, tn often We prep
erties VIVA ever. Hence. bitter sad painful Gisap
pointment has followed the u.e Of the vsrious ex-
tScts If rarsapar lie winch feed the markc OF. until
the name Itself Is jEstiy despiGed, aud has become
synonym II imposition and cheat. still we call
thls compoOnu "a sapariila, a. Int-nd 70 Supply
such a remedy shall rsseue the name fron he
ioad OF obloauy which rest. upon It. And We think
are irresistible by the ordinary run Of the diseases
Il u intended to cure
Mass Price sl per bottle; six bottles In one paok
age IS. ne ls-eoIm
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About SK o'clock last night a German named
Albert Landor made desperate attempt to mur-
der his wife, In the house OF a man named Hugh
Mcneil, IN Hudson avenue. The circumstances
of the affair are as followE About three wears
since, after an acquaintance Of about a week
they Were married. Landor soon afterward
opened a grocery store In Front street For absut
six months they lived together very comfort ably "
when one morning the young wife was stunned
by the Intelligence that her husband had been az
resfed for the perpetr ition Of a robbery in the
ncig hbOrhOod Of their residence Strongly be-
lieving 10 his innocence, she raised all the money
she could command, and sold out the effects Of
her store for the purpose Of engaging counsel to
defend him. When the trial came on, however,
he was convicted and sentenced To six months
when his wife, who had been present during the
trial, became convinced Of bis guilt, resolved
never 20 live with him again, and removed TO her
sisters residence In Hudson avenue. On being
liberated, Landor sought ber, and had an inter
view, when she apPrLed him Of her determine
ton Ftom that time he has continually pc secu-
I'D her, sAowing her everywhere, but she stead
hy persisted n her refusal to live with him.
About sff months since. Landor came to the
houss Of bis wifes sister went to his wife's room
and renewed his entreaties. She again refused
when hedragged her down stairs, with the design
forcing her to 20 When b . reached the side
Ak twO men who were passing were attracted
OF The wOGnan's screams, and freed her from his
grasp and beat him severely Since that time he
has acted In a manner which induced his friends
80 believe he was crazy; and about three months
since his wife found IL necessary To have him ar
rested, as she feared violence at his hands. He
Procured bail for his good behaviour, and was
liberated.
Last evening he came to the house of her sister
where his wife Is living, and asked to See herr hs
was informed she was not at home; he then in
Quired where she was, and was told that she was
st the house OF an acquaintance named Hugh Nc
Niei; he then lsft and went to McNiel's, and
was shown into the room in which Mrs Lander
and some friends were engaged In conversation
He went up to his wife and asked her to 90 home
With him; she replied that she had repeatedly told
him ste never would live with him, and she was
still determined she never would. Without an
other word, he drew u carving knife about foot
long from under his coat, and grasping his wife
BY the hair, threw her on the foor, and attempted
"a cut her throat. Fortunately, he used the back
o{ the knife which only tore her neck The other
parties IN the room sprang upon him; and after
desperate struggle, Ia which q Young man named
Pstterson, had his hand nearly severed-they sue
eeeded in getting the knife away from him. An
efheer was sent for, and was given into custody
N y. Post, Sth.
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OOK TO YOUR INTEREST, PURCHAS
II ERS OF CARINET EIIHNI 'fIfRE

4 OOK TO YOUR INTEREST, PURI HAS
- ERS OF CABINET FURNIfURE.
We have now IN store and daily re- >szzvzH
csiving tho largest, handsomest, and the -
offered 10 the otizsbs of Washington,
6sors etown aud Alexandria, which wsAsAl.z
cordially invite all who desire furns hing to call and
exam ne FOR themselves. Our stock emb aces every
coLoeivabe article necessary to furnish parlor,
hal, dining room, chamber, and kitchen. Our ex-
We only name q few of the leading articles, such
Hs, viz:
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany ParlOr Suits,
upholstered In superior manner In BrOcAtee,
81 rlush, Lasting and Hair Cloth,
Gilt frame NJ Martel, Pier and other Glssses,
Gilt Base Tab.es, Gilt Brackets and Marble Slabs,
Gothic and other handsnme Reception Chairs, in
BrOcatelle, Plush. Rush and Cane Seats,
Etegeres, with Marble-tops and Mirror Backs,
Do. Parlor Desks and Whatnots,
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahoga any Bureaus.
Washstands, Bsdsteads and Wardrobes, vory
handsome and ohea3,
CottsSs Chamber Purnitgre. IN Oak, Imitation
Sak; Maple and Painted, with or without Mar
Marb le-top Hatrscks, in Oak aud Walnut,
Iron Ratracks, Han Stands,
S'cretaries, Bookoases, Shaving Stands,
Marble. top Center Tables,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, .H
Feather B0lstors and Pillows, ... ..
Blankets. Comforts, Quilts, Towels, &o
In addition to our stOok of Furniture our FIRST
floor con tains q large and well selected stock OF
China, Glass and Crookery, Plated 6oods, Japan
ess Ware, Tabls Cutlery, britannia Wars, Block
TIN Goods Baskets, Brushes, &o., altog ether form
ing complete variety of every thing necessary to
C. w. B1TELER SONS,
Iron Hail, No. S1s Penn avenue,
80 ol7-m&Thu between 9Th and 10Th sts.
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A mrs. WINSLOW,
EAN Experien ed Nurse and Female Physio,as
presents to the attention OF mothers, her
50 U 7 HIN q SYRUP.
Fer Children Tsethil

FER children TsethinR,
Wish crafty acitsss The Prscs Of tssthnF Sy ssfs.
rg the Gsns, rsdso "a all ia1ammstsn-vill aay Il
rAIr and spasmscis susr, and 10
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
pspsoa sPsn H. ms:hsr, will give yssrssvss and
We hsvs aud sod thI ar;ios for ysars
oAN SAY IN coHFIoBrCE TRUTH il, - ha, have
M.dein.@ % ss1Is nv MRS. si, E IT iay rirGiD.I. D.si
1acr cuKT, wINsLOW'B .s.s am,I, ,,.s ~
n.,I dld We tn,v SOOTaInG an instance Of dis
satisfseuen By any enc Who nssd IT, On
The contrary, ALI Hrs SfhUF, delighted With
oPIRATfons, and lspsai in tsrm. ~
hishss eemnsndasn Of is % -ical sfses and medical
virtpss. w. spsak in ;hs matter I" WE DO Know"
rIoN YcR rss vtLFILmiNr OF WHAT We HrRI DI.
cLARB In almost instsnes whsrs infant sufsr.
10 from and sHha nson rssf will fosnd In ifss,
Or twenty minutes amer ths syrup auminstsrsd.
This valnabls prsparaoo the Of
NEST BrP RRIxNCHD and szILFuL rURsRs In New Enr-
land, and bssn ussd With rHvERrAILrrs succIss n
H0USANDS OF CASES.
act snly relieves ths child frsn pain the
stomach and sssss esrrsets acdity fvss tens and
sasrgy to the whsle Il will almost instantly rssvs
6RIPISs IN THK BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
shd overcome s.n-ussns, which, ast speedily r.nsa.d
.SpsusnsfRrM S FOR .n:v' n. II! i .hs 16sp anp
IN all esss, Of DYs- CHILDREN -sTiRY and DIAR
.i,... rem m ,,.asaS TEETHiNa nhns ias .h:th.I
We would say svsry has e6ild suf.
fsring from Of Evpg cemplauits-Do LIT
roUR rRsJuDIcRs, NoR THE Pa RJUDICEs OF OTHERS
stand 6stv. yeur ssd.rng child and ths rssf that s Be
srRs-Js. AsseLvrsLr sgRs-to follow To. Of th
msdeins, ~ trsy used. Fall dirsetiors psing villa
ssmPahy Zach botus None genuine mi ia sms
CuRTA PERKINS, New PORK, !. "a the sat.ids vrapps
Principal OS:s. Ne IL Cedar susstN 1T.
Price sny IS Csnts per Bstns. ll-dkvltN
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McLesn's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

The only srfe and certain for Cancers, Plvs tn
mors, swegs and Bronchis Coitre, Paralysis,
rlga, Weakn.Es Of the Muscles Chrone
Rhe unatsm. SfEes Of the Joints Contracted Muscles
Ligsmens, Earache Toohsehe, Bruises sprain Fresh
Cuts, Wounds, Ulcers, Fever Sores, CAksd Breast Sore
Nipples, Burns, Scsds Sore Throat or
pain, difference how long disease NAV
have existed, McLEANS CELEBRATED LINIMENT is
certain remedy.
Thorssnds Of human beings have been saved life Of ds-
ersPude aid misery BY the Of this invaluable remedy
Mel LEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will rehevs pain almost ousy,
purify and heal the ousst shor
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MeLEANS SCELEBRATED LINIMENT is the only safs
and reliable remedy for the cure Of SPAWN RneeOns
Whdgalls sPlints Unnsturs LrmPs, Modes elings
L never failed to Big Head, POllesl, Fiauls, Old
Snnelng Sores, or sSseny. II properly spPhsd. For
bprsins BRUISES Cracked Heels Chafes Saddle
Collar Gals, Cuts, Sorss, Wounds 10 infaible
rsmesy Apply directed and 10 certain In every
instance - Is. r- .ar a. arr -
Then triae longer with the many WORTHLESS. Linueuts
offered 70 you Obtain supply Of DR. McLEAN'S CELE
BRATEDLINIbiENT, Il vifi cure you. = : =
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
60 ' Corner Third and Pine Sta, 81 Losis, Mo.
CHARLES sfoTr, s1s Pz. sv., sole agent Ia Washing
ton. Il l.aar az M N
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~ N O T c. Ella

eaNA o T T.!
M to bear in mind that
the plan which l
HATS and BOOTS at greatly re
....:s dIoed prices for cash is in successful
New York styles of DIR ESS HATS The very
finest Hat $3.50; frst rate hat SIS; and very
good fesho able Hat 81 50. All of the latest sty les
Of son HATS and CAPS, at the very lowest prices.
am constantly supplied With very large stock of
those hne DRESS BOOTS al Sa75-vhich have
oeen selling Tor many yenrs-as we'll as the yery
best qgal ty Of Pat mt Leather g EATERS ct ss 81.
Fine French Calfskln CATERS from 81 to 50 50
bad debts ANTHONY, Agent for the Manufao-
turers, Seventh street, secoDd hat store from the
corner opposite Avenue House, No. $40.
SO IA Sm
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ton, 6y which III rsie WATRBY or GA CRLckR6ts
SESFs a.. AID III SfSArHsA EESSLAsSEE
MEN. woMEN 5R CHILDREN
HRLMBoLD's EXTRACT aucHu.
nsInf n.,Ia I,om EIoesses. hAoits oi DissiSsnon
-, - aassq:a wa d. Ssiioss,.s sy-.rsm.:-
ss: Ms%c1. 'h' D,aoul.I i. q s. sSsss.:
bSrTUI mD.,o Of q Pyi,ss.s, y.,cs, Wsisiaics.:.
SST S:sSit the NR:ss @ sas.
Dh''' q fsiffb iai fffbip s'
RsalS9i i3Sf Sss rrrs
b, %ss ssS.s lsa..s
raS na1' ~ 3 Z N;
Bss3 s smSs i y Ss s = g
ahh WfTa WSfhTSafoSSH.SSfE oRSaSfc S@sSkhk @EkkAEEssss kAEsscrED
Requires the aid oil MEDICINE 20 strengthen
wa. Ts5Sfriit s6esS tss S:s :.s.;
ATRIAL WILL cow saGfI ssns Gn. MOTT rr,ro,,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
OLD S6 c6NrEMSil4IkSsaE Nhr2EaEi l4ksE kakkilshkk kkkfikSshkD ON
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO
FEMALES. the extract Bgehu 10 unesuailsd By
e 5@5GssIy IA ETssasii.ns TSsIstsd sese stsi.
and for s. comp aints lnoIdest 20 the sex whether
arising from lndiscrstion, Habits Of Dissipahon.
Decline oR cHANGE OF LIFR.
NO FAMILY t sao6ES itStfHsi Bh ts'Sfff 'WSfffrHour TT
Tsts no ,sors Baisdm, MeTssry, or ssSlsasa.f
TX aiiSss- s7f SSckG'
SECRET DISEASES
Little or no chsneein Dret Noinoonvenisnoe:; Ni
Asd 30 Ezpossrs.
aesIs yss strength to
Preyeoting and curing strictures Of the Urethra.
the Osss Of diseases. sad eIpeiiins al Pcssoaesa
''eTfiaaS TaSTSSS5s ass sTStb 9t5 Tf6N far1 fgousIyDs
and who hsy psis ksavr Zee; 70 6s cures
PosoS 3 the sna saa, a.
I dEtEsxsrs," been dred up in the system. 20 LreSk
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIA6k
Use B5F15Mso.D. lEs1nAcr BucHufOr aase-
uDn. anu nsfShRY ORGANS.
whistler '1iislat MAZE Z OR FEMALE.
~AASsI aS% sAfsS HoS2 sfasbSSs sHS 20 matter Of
3 fsF ssFRfSS II Ii IS hS
eases FOR WHICH 1T Is RECOMMf NDED.
=, VII o. as e. SS r''0" sAa
cERTiFiSxTEs OF ouREs.
"h Nscf SCIENCE SsSS kNp PANE.
Price 81. 90 per bsttle, or sir fer sa 90
Delivered to any Address, securely packed fro
observation.
oass. D,sets. as.sss,.ss! sssssSh' " ALL
, Personally appeared before me, an Alderman = I'd
SAs Sity OI Of Pa sosS sSs:phsH being
S.GSi Sas Sa1sy re RAi HPEHTSns oSSr
su!i & .s1.s,' HIsssSsD: sSsD:: kk,s:,,;s k.s. yr,
o,,o,' 10. soIIS TIE TEEISsoI SSs%l:,. 70
= : Ak6 RHYME 3NfafNcfFESkabT az cHfF3ESaTEbEfkji bkFkfjEiss
Who sndesvor 70 dispose on TEzlr ows, ana
1rhkh ARTICLES on THE RHrurATIoN arTAIkna
a'lm3Reld's eensins e,sgs.ssscn;, a
!" {" Improved sSfkssss'WVi5.si Rose Ws.i. . :
u, sCtnsI Fem ssyssss sTssss sss .ss'
fof AsH kRsHssIbBEs f.fkE fE.sfEkEssgSssk.
81 sfi s1s ~ 81
SCHOOL AND coLLEsE OUTFITS
o~tAs and Boys Ciot1ing for School and
.Rn,. rDrsSs Wear =
=, b5ssTsnt: srs srs sSs.disss ysA,s 70 rnlsh Their
II.:s9s and sassnsts ysse sssors@sSs e nBiSS
IN ~ IniN6, where they can fit out their childvu
= vi 95es In lew mowents with svery descrp
aon q keady- msdS 6armsIts. OF ssbstaaisaI a.d
iuf1pie eaAilty ! at very nf.d efate prices l-
WALL, sTEpHENs co.
N Slu Ss2 Penn. avenue.
WE HAVE JUST REoEISEp |. new AS =
t,.ns sorsmsns tine o. sss.nwsy ps sons 2 e over .
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation

HIGHLY cONCENTRATED,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
4 Positive and Specific Remedy
ser plIsases Q; tas BLAppERs KIDNEYS.
Thls HedIclUA increases the power Of Digestion, /,
and excItss the .ADsoRBEN MIS- into healthy so.
tiOn, by which rhe wATEBY OR CALCEROI 8
dePositIons, aod ell UNNATURAL. ENLARGE
MMENTS AZ resu9ed, as vel ss PAIN and IN
MEN, WOMEN. hR CHILDREN.
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pILoT NorfcE,-To All c.Dtaia. and
- SSyne5s OF Vessels. .boond TO the 6istTIcIs ~ ~
,lSts S'' ss sofass foss r + ssssPy 81 S,ysn shsi
Gsyges Lslsnd. ai the mouth OF n ~ -;ve,
70 aEs n1sy falns sna thssl is not nsessssry
yesefl bound - Georgstow or wa shi ton cifs.
ss m Pilots osn be found of at iseff 30
-" @Ao teoepuisy "a ll-eod2ms
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IN SOAP AND CANDLE
WORKS,
Et# GREEN STRRRr
Bstpeea Bridge aad Wafer sfyesss =
GsorsGe,cs, ID. c.
A large stock of CANDLES.
Brown. Family, CASTLE and Fancy SOAPS.
4r Also, ~ d. 81
- TALLOW and CREASE i-5sa
tor Locomotives, Steamboats,, and all kinds of
slv.y. on hand. ma0hinery, slL.a
and for sale at prices tsa
IN .o,tc. B, JEWELL. fropris:S1i.' i' 'n' '''"'
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IN ALL 2sS PRIZES.
Whole Tickets, 32O--Ha, yea, S1O-QuArters. A S,
Prizes dashed st sight at 5 per cent. discount.
Bill on sll so!ven. Banks taken at par.
A drawing will b forwarded as soon a. the reSult
becomes known.
All orders for schemes or tickets to DO addressed
to DON RODRIGUEZ,
ooS Str Care of City Post. Charleston. 4. G.
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WATcHKEsRA.IER,TINSGi BIZ I sS6psII 4NpsIT.vER WAKE

/ have one Of the best establis hments and fur
nished with complete set of tools for repaIr- n
ing every description of fine Watches, and fA1
particul ar attention give to the same, by aS 49,
tied Al. o, every descrp Ion of standard SILVER
WARE. PLAIN and ornamental, manufactu ed under
my own supervision, which my customers wlil find
far superior in quality and finish 20 northern ware
sold BY dealers in general and represented as their
own manufacture. 49, III. o HOOD. :
oe S3S Pa. avenue naaT eth nj.
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! say Of say orHsa
HAS rAILRD,ir
STANCE TO H.
vhsn timely ussc.
an instance Of dis
enc who nssd 10. On
delighted With ia
speak in terms Of
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EDUCATIONAL.
A CADEMI OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
IA tWAsHIN9roN BUlLpINoD
Pa ArfHxs, Corner Of Seventh Street
PRIVATE !NsrRUcIIONs IN FRENCH ANp SpAxrsu
FEMALE EDUCATION


HOSE Parent. W no wish their daughter tn "a
oetye thorough and systematic educatlon where
their ply steal training viii receive daily and pecia
attention. under the most approved stem of Calls
tnenlcS snq nnastlcs, are respectfully invited to
visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four
teenth st. and New York av ~N
MIR. MRS. Il. RICHARDS,
au S-h Principals.
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UNION FIRE-WOOD MILL.
Corner Of Seventh st and Canal

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possible rates.
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Once 2S2 Pa. av., between nth and 18th SIS
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GEORGE PAGE, Agent.

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shortest notice
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-02
MOFFAT,S
Vegetahle Life Medicines

Il mid yet etiectual medicine, com pose.l of the
Il best material known to nedical science for fht
cleansing of the slmeDtarv canal and relieving the
springs and avenues of life Of All morbid obstr1c-
tions and Impurities, must be public blessing and
domestic and individual protection and safeguard
in proportion as it becomes known. Such inedi-
cine the families Of the United States have long
had In MoFPAT's CELEBRATED LIFE Pills AND
PHGSIx BtTrERs, and the good they have done is
inestimabie. They have won their high fame and
nrmy established character by their virtues alone,
without the aid of the usual arts OF notoritp or
impudent experiment the faith of the creduIons.
In all general derangments Of the digestive and
allmentary functions well as in vast variety of
acute and chronic diseases, their effects are prompt
and complete as to excite astonishment.
In rheumatism. settls3 pain In The organs and
s16s, costfreRess, piles, lrer eopiainfs jaundiee
aerroHs and bilious attacks, headaches fevey and
ogae, erupfiUe diseases bad aspect Of the copEexion
Indigestion and safulescy, cholics, ascttons of te
bladder and kidneys, dropsy, Gsta and bronchitis,
rheumatic colds and hr0qis, and indeed n al
most every conceivable kind Of iii health they are
invaluable, and viii afford certain, and most gener-
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nnenent nor change of diet--ther neither PROSTATE
the strength nor give pain-and a more delightful
and effectlal medicine cannot be procured either
for individuals families.
The proprietor has received for many years and
IS continually receiving the ervent and grae-
ful testimonials of their value. Prepared and sold
by DR. WM. B. MoFFAT, sS5 Broadway, and
also by the agents.
Feb. II, 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-02
4 MAP Oh BEDFORD COUNTY.

+ PROPOSE to make directory Nap Of Bedford
County from actual surveys, il sufficient mum
Der Of subscribers be raised to warrant the un-
dertaking.
The map will show the location of all the citizens
and also their places of business such as stores,
Post Offices, Hotels Manufacturing establishments,
Grst Mills, Saw Mills, Shops, &C., also the location
of all the pubi;e roads, boundary lines, streams,
mountains, &c.
Maps OF all the towns and large villages will be
pat on the same sheet also statistical tables of the
County, and (f taken in tme) the census of 1860.
EDWD. L. WALKER.
+. S. can furnish any desirous of getting
map of the United States with cheap and late
edition.
July 1, 1859.