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American & Foreign Patents.
r. III. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
agvas rHce, Washington, lunder
the act Of lsal
IS STATE STREET, opposite Kilsy Street, BOSTON,

fTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty years
n continues to Patents IN the United Sa e.
IN Treat hriian France aud other foreign countries Ca
Yeats Specifications Bonds Assignments and ali Papeo
Drawing for Pate Is. executed liberal terms and With
despatch ke-earche made into American or Foreign
TO deeimine the idy utility Patents or nventans
and legal or other advice rendered all matters touch
ing the same Copies u the claims Of any Patent FURNISHED
BY RENTING One Dollar Assignments recorded at Wash
ington
The Agency i not only the largest in New England bat
through Il Inventors have advantages securing Patents
Of aseersilDg the patentaidts Of invent ms unsurpd
by II not niueasurab suuefior any which Gu be Of
fred them elsewhere The Testimonials below given puvs
that nome l. MohE SUCCESSFUL At Tue PATENT 81.
tIeh than the subscriber and SUCCESS Is TUE nEI
PR OF W ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY he would sia
that he has abundant Relieve and can prove hat
at no oher Office Of the Kind the charges FIR prof sol
services 80 modelate The immense pfsece Of the SUB
seber during the twenty year past has enabled hin q
accumulate vast col eeu Of specifications and official Dr.
cisions relative patents
iheSe oesg's his extensive library Of legal and rec2n
cal - aHe iuli accounts Of patents granted in the tn
ted states and Europe Dder him able beyol question"
oher superior facilities for Obtaining Patents
All necessity for journey Washington, procure
parent ana tue usual great delay there here saved D.
yensDIs.
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EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE A
UYDRO-NAGNET SIPHO,

FOR THE PREVENTION CURE or ALL DISEASES or THr
URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, TIE KIDNEYS, STOMACH
AND BOWELS. AND PREVENTION CONCEPTION.
This Sipho when used prevents and Nervous De
biy, Cosyeness Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Headache,
ecuehosrhs Whites Prolapsus, uteri or Failing Of the
Womb Distracted MenstIation, and all complaints Of the
UrnR Organs, Kidneys AMI Bowels.
The Sipho enables all prevent and disease, without
drugs herbs, pills nosrums 1t Is perfectly
safe it win last life time, without getting out OF order,
and falls it is simple, aud be used by child It
magnetey and chemically, removing, absorbing and
deSro ing all morbid seeretions and poisonous matter in
the system IL pleasant use imprts strength and life
body envens the spirits mpar cheerfuness to the
mind and gives aud elasticity to all who it, that
will Last for years 1t enables those whose health cir
do permit increase Of family TO regulate
limit their offspring bnt must not be used during pres
nancy, as it would produce miscarriage.
Ne send NTH each SpAo important pirate and eoHdsh
tia ini fjon for tie Married. and those contemplating
Npriage also, faA directions for its use.
FAIL NOT TO SECURE ONE.
Single ones S. cheaper quality, SO. Each one Il
rante They securely packed, and forwarded to all
parts of the country. Address,
DR. J. RUSSELL,
(BOX b. f11-i01 BROOKLYN, New XorG,
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NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
IN On afe Monday June3 1851 Trains will run as


s< GLE uJ -M- mm
The Morning Train will leave windsorat Is, A. NJ
Connecting with trains from Montreal and ogdeusburgh,
Caremont 43 and CharestowH is, A NJ, connec
tingat Bellows Falls with Cheshire Raroadfor Boston.
Lowellan Worcester and with Vermont Valley railroad
for Springfield arriving at New 1oik at LAO Z NJ.
The Mail Train will leave iudsel I255 p NJ Tor on
arrival OF Trains from Montreal ogdensbargh Barton and
Ltteon GlaremOht at l6 aud Gharlestown l55, p.
connecting Bellows Cheshire Railroad for
Boston, Worcester &c with Vernon Valley railroad
for Springfield, &c. arriving at New York at IL TO- P NJ
and with itutland aud Burlington railroad.
rxI GLE Mz -m- EEo
TheNail Train will leave Bellows Falt atI2 20 charlr
townat IL "A 0aremontIt ll6,P NJ; eonneeti atWind
sor with VT Central railroad for Montpelier burlington
Rouse Point Montleai ogdensburgl sc. and atWhia
River Junction with 1assunpst tailroat for ellis liver
Lttleton, ST. Johnsbury Barton, and this hite Noun
tains.
TheRveuing Train willieave Bellows Fals 5.45 Ton
arrival of trains fom Boston and New York Gharstown
at 49, aud Claremont 1t $40 p NJ. connecting Wind
with Vermont Central railroad for hontpeher, Burling
ton keuses Point, Montreal, 0gd.nsSrrgh, &c.
EDWARD THOMPSON, supt.
Charlstown, N II. ICe 10 leC0 Fl
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IEsrtNe IALs
u regard Nr. Etdy ofthc rasf ca,,af< cns lrs
fn practitioners with whom have had oc-I intercourse
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of Patents
y have NJ hesitation in assuring Inventors hst the 81
not employ person cupsfcaf and frsacstg sne
capshle Of putting their applications in 70 =
cure or them early aud vnrabe consideration a; D
faient Oihse-' EnNCND BURKE
late Com missioner Of Paient~
Mr. n. III Eddy has made for M THIRTEEN arphS
icss- all hut Of which patents have esnie
and thai J. asfr pfHaiHg. Such pTofe -
talent and afiity on his part leads recosrerd =
iuFen tor to apply 20 hiF- 70 pr h IT patens a.
may b Of having the fsifhfs attention. hrsie
90 their cases, and very reasonable csaresss'
jain TaGGAkf-
Durirg eight months. the subscriber in ceurse TS
lare rractice- made rcted applicarirus. -
FfkAL., livery ONE If uhirh decided in ~ -
b tho Ccmral~seuer q rztsuts. r Il knpt
Boston, Dee g 1851 rNT
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Buffalo Robes F.!

GOOD assortment lined and unliHed, Of Buffalo Robes,
n hand aud for sale cheap, by
Bellows Falls, Nov. 8. 1861 As
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A MOTHER TRIUMPH. ATTHE LATE STATE FAIR
x9t Darlington the MEtoDEoS was again awarded
.he First Pre- ium Tor purity eyenuess power toLe
aud promptness of touch.
lneyely desirable quality necessary for superior nstrr
ment the Perfect Meodeoni passed of this
abundant testimony.
The addition Of the BASE OAMPER, for which we haye
recently obtained letters patent is the greatest i'm
ptovements ever made the Meiodeon tits meeting with
universal appreciation and is considered dispersabe
VINO have used il and become acquainted with It's beautiful
eneetWthout il il is almo' impossible TO sell an nsru
= -
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MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL
REFORM.
"A vice ESr e.
YeH- York Rnnnrnlcni InfirmnrK. EStahIIshed lsl6

ND devoted TO the of Medical Reform to the diff
IA fusion Of Medical knowledge for the prevention of dseee
and 10 the relief Of those suffering aud afflicted with Chronic
and IeraeH Disorders 10 this end this Infrmary is
lowed, enable the sick and suffering throughout the
length and bre It'll Of land avoid the Poisonous Drugs
Exroraton aud Ignorance Of Protested Physicians through
which thousands and tens of thousands " perish
The following Of the diseases cure, not only
at the Infirmary but in all parts of our country:
Consumtion an Pulmonary Complaints Fever, ScFofula
Dyspepsia Eye Er Diseases cancers and other TuRors
Jaundice and Liver Comp Seminal Weakness, and ali
diseases of the Urinary aud Sexual Organs from whatever
of whatever nature object will be to give joy
to the afflicted by eecting in all gases speedy
Our rule is to charge nothing for advice and written pre-
scrptious but viii furnish when requested the best
medicines at the lowest rates
These remedies prepard in Laboratory under
the OF able Chemists and the reliable known
to science, including all the recent discoveries.
To all addressing by letter containing full account
symptoms and appearances of disease age occupation &c.
we will write candid reply with advice and directions for
Any fees sent when sending for advice will be de-
voted TO furnish medicine for the In all medi
cine be sent by N Ill desired Send for
or more of our works and judge for yourself
Also published a the iniuary, Il aid these
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DIR. IA cRoIx's

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AN Acr o. nRATlrunE

70 coo copies Of Medical book Of % pages on spcra
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Nailroa0s.
VI. aIfey Railroad.
Rutland Il Burlington Railroad.


nN and after Monday Nov. 25th 1861 Trains viii ruH
W as follows TO Wit
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, 100 A. NJ, aud $50 r..
Arrive at Rutland, II 90 A NJ, and " 30 night.
Leave Rutland. 525 and IL 20 M.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, $50 A. Nj, and 40 z. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Ieavc BellowsFalls b20A NJ, IL 20 aud 10 p M.
Arrive AZ Ru land 1910 A Nj. so and 40 p. NJ.
Leave Rutla 400 A. NJ, 81 % and 80 +. NJ.
Arrive at Bt lugton 1000 A NJ, $50 and 1850 p NJ
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS;
At Burlington, with Vermont Ceutralpnd W. Canada
Railroads for Montpelier St. Adams Houses Point Mon
trca Ogiensburgh and the WestAt Rutland with traios
for Troy Albany and New Yerk Sara oga Springs Science
tady and the Nest At neliow Fails with trains on uhesh-
ire RAILROAD for FitcAburg Worcester, LEVEL aud Boston
With Vermont Valley railroad for bratteboro springfield,
Hartford New Haven and New Yorkand with sullivan H.
r. for Windsor White River Junction Wells River st Johns
bury, Barton, Iittlcton and the White Mountains
Passengers for the West will find this cheap, pleasant
and expeditions route.
Offices the line. . -,
RUTLAND Nov. 25, 1851 10
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THE LADIES' MEDICAL
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And the Physiology of Marriage.

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complaints peculiar to the marriage duties abor
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THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Containing simple remedies easily obtained the cure of
Diseases in all its forms, with full plantations Of the causes
symptoms, diet bathing, and exercise. Prce 80 cents.
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The Guide and Guard
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Later from California. .

THE RAINY WEATHER STILL coNTINUEs-sAcRA.
MENTo STILL ovERFLowKD-SHR LEGISLATURE
ADJOURNED TO SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.-The weather is still
rainy here. The money market Is universally
tight. Business has been suspended on account
Of the weather
The Legislature reassembled at Sacramento
Yesterday. Most of the city is still under water
but the last inundation had caused but little dam
age to the houses.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-The rainy weather
still continues. The members Of the Legislature
at Sacramento are obliged to pass to and from
the capitol building in small boats. A proposition
to adjourn the session to San Francisco has beer
passed, and the whole Legislature is expected In
this city tonight
The steamer st. Louis sailed Yesterday for Pan
anna, with 80 passengers and SS73, 600 In treasure
Of which S600, 600 is for New York.
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DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following deaths
Of soldiers have occurred since our last report:
Thomas J. SPaulding, company II, 11th Maine
volunteers, at camp.
JOsia W. Ellis, company X, 11th Maine volun-
Herman Kline, company C, Cameron Rifles, at
General Hospital.
Stacey Pitmon, company c, 1lth New York
volunteers, at camp.
VIM. Dickson, company d, LIST regiment Ber-
dams Sharpshooters, at Patent Ofice
r. Mitchell, company 6, 1st United States cav
airy, at camp.
Adam Nilsson, company Fl, Sd regiment Berdan's
Jacob KOOp, company C, 1st New York cavalry,
at camp.
Edward Hodson, company G, 7th Massachusetts,
volunteers, at camp.
Enos Crowningshield, company |, 18th New
York volunteers, at camp.
VIM. Humphrey, company |, SD Pennsylvania
volunteers, at Eruptive Hospital.
Michael Mckay, company III, 1st regiment
Sickles' Brigade, In the city.
John Tatf, sth Rhode Island Battery, at Semi
nary Hospital.
Edwin Day, company 6, 1ss Berdan's Sharp
Sergeant George w. Wright, I'd District of Co.
lumbia volunteers, at Eruptfve Hospital.
Bernard Reilly, company ], ID United States
Artillery, at regfmsntaI hospital.
George Carver, company 1, 36th Pennsylvania
volunteers, at st. Elizabeth hospital.
Jacob Kopp, company c, LIST New York Artil-
lery, at camp.
A welch, company H, 18th New York volun-
teers, at Columbian College.
Chas. Slight, company ID, 10ith Pennsylvania
volunteers, at camp.
VIM. II. Leighton, company /, 1st Long Island
regiment, at camp.
Thomas Spence, company G, Ist Michigan vol
unteers, at camp.
J. ID. Chandler, quartermaster 23d regiment
Pennsylvania volunteers, at camp.
Thomas Spaulding, company III, 11th Maine
volunteers, at camp.
Josiah w. Ellis, company X, 1Ith Maine volun.
teers, at camp.
Albert CrOnk, company A, 77th New York vol
unteers, at camp.
John ID. Cation, company E, Seth New York
volunteers, at camp.
George Fox, company K, 23d Pennsylvania vol.
Jos. d. Ream, company b, sth Pennsylvania
Cavalry, at camp.
Thomas Kerr, private in LIST New Jersey caval.
ny, at camp.
Ferdinand stadier, company d, 7th New Jersey
volunteers, at camp.
J. Fuller, company b, 7th New Jersey cavalry,
at camp. 20
Ralph B. Camheld, company A, s,h Penn,vlva.
MA reserve corps, at Camp Piefpont
fnvete Cameron, company l, I'd Maine volun-
teers, at camp.
Benjamin, H. Roberts, company X, tn
fennsylvania reserve corps, at camp.
John Shaw, company M, LIST New York artil.
terry, at camp. 81
Isaac Young, company d, 18th Pennsylvania
volunteers, at camp.
Euas Quick, company O, seth New York VOL
unteers, at Carver Barracks
aafman Miller, company A, seth New York
yolnnteers. a. Warran Hospital
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From New Mexico.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2S.-Santa RE dates to the
18th inst have been received.
Col. Candy, in command Of the United States
forces has advanced up the river from Fort Craig,
and at last accounts was at Benal with twenty
companies Of troops. He still fears an attack
upon some other point than Fort Craig, and thinks
the enemy reported at Auomosa were there to d.
vert the attention of our troops
There are fifteen companies of United States
troops at Fort Craig, fifteen at Albuquerque, six
at Santa Fe, and 600 men at Fort Union. There
10 considerable complaint made owing to the
failure Of the Washington mails to reach Santa
Fe. The territory is flooded with small drafts
which occasion a scarcity Of specie
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Key West and Fort Picken..

THE REBELS WITHDRAWING THEIR FoRcs FROM
BEFORE PIcKENs TO STRENGTHEN MOBILE, WHICH
THEY REGARD IN DANGER.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The steamer Philadel.
phia, from Key West, has arrived. She brought
a company of u. s. cavalry.
The troops at Fort Pickens and Key West were
all in good health. There is not much news.
The steamer Ericsson. from New York, arrived
at Key West on the 10th. Troops on board al
well
The advices from Fort Pickens state that the
rebels have Withdrawn portisn Of their forces tC
Mobile, which they consider In special danger
IL Is understood that the rebel force opposite For
Pickens 10 not now over 5000, exclusive Of thai
at Live Oak plantation, which IL held by from
one to three thousand troops, and fortified.
Contrabands were constaRtiy coming into Col
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New Jersey LesisIature.

TRENTON, Jan 2S.-The news Of the loss of
Colonel Allen and Surgeon Muller, of the New
Jersey Ninth Regiment, created a profound sensa-
tion In the Legislature, and the melancholy event
being announced In both houses, they adjourned
In respect to the memory Of the deceased
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By BARNARD 4 BUCKEEY, AuOtlOneerS.

D.
T'HUSTEES' SALE.-By virtue of deed OF
Il trust from Henry Dade, dated April 25, 1857,
and Of record, we Will offer at auction, on the llth
ises, part oflot No. eighty In Holmead's addition
20 6eorgetovn, bounded as follows, VIZ: Begin
ming thence south, along North street, forty feet
thence east and al right angles with North street,
Ior SIX feet, thence north forty feet, and thence
houses
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
TO be pald In cash, and the residue in three equal
insmeRt,s at three six, and nine months with
Tbs terms Of sale must be complied with within
one week after sale, or the property may be resold
weeks notice, ~ O-N
WALTER 8 cox,
HUGH CAPERTON,
trustees GEORGETOWN Building Association,
Ja6-2awts BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts.
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Fire at Buffalo,

BUFFALO, Jan. 2S.-St James Hall, in the rear
OF st. James Hotel, occupied by Albert & George
Brisbane, was destroyed by an incendiary IRE
this morning. The loss is $50, 600, and was no.
covered by insurance. The hotel was also dam
aged from 50 900 TO 80, 600.
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An Unfounded Rumor.

CAIRO, Jan. 29.-The expedition which LEFT
Birds Point last Saturday in pursuit Of Jeff
Thompson returned unsuccessful, not having even
met with him. Hence the rumors here Yesterday
OF fight and the capture Of Thompson were
entirely unfounded.
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Ey WALL & BARNARD. Auotioueera.

T'RUSTEES' SALE-By virtue of deed OF
trust from Charles Williams, dated April 2S
1855, and of record, we will offer at auction, or
THURSDAY. the 18th day of February, at
O'Clock ?. m, on the premises, that lot OF ground
ern part of lot No twenty (26,) in ssusre No
one hundred, lOoJ fronting fortJ-eIght feet or
twentieth street, and fifty feet on M street, with
house.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
stalments, at three, SIX, and nine months after
date, with interest, to be secured.
The terms of sale must be complied with within
one week after sale, or the property may be resold
at the Isk and cost of the first purchaser, after one
weeks notice,
WALTER 8. cox,
HUGH CAPERTUN,
Trustees Georgetown Bulld'S Association.
ia 7-2awts
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Movements of Steamsb,nS

BosToN, Jan. 90 The Europa arrived here las
night. A steamship passed Cape Race yesterda,
morning, supposed to be the United Kingdom
from Glasgow for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-30

Ut0gIotcHy ~ u
I'RUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of q deed Of
trust from b. HutohIns, dated September q,
IS56 and OF record, We will offer at auction the
llth dsv OF February, 1852, on the premises, at
O'Clock p m, that part of lot number ninety one,
t9l,l Beatty Havkin addition 20 Georg etown,
pect street, in Georgetown, at q point distant 65
feet, measured cast, from the west corner Of said
lot and running thence south and parallel with the
west line nf sald lot 53 feet less to the line
OF Mrs Mssher's lot thence east the line OF
said lot Is feet. and thence north S. feet, more or
ess TO Prospect streets thence with Prospect street
70 teet TO the beginning, with the Improvements,
con5lstlng of q twO-stOTy frame house.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
70 be paid IN cash. and the residue in three eQusl
instalments, at three, six and nine months, with
interest, 10 be seoureO.
The terms Of 50! must be complied with within
one week after sale, or the property may be resOid
az the expense and risk Of the purchaser, after
WALTER g. cox,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees Georgetown Build'g Assooia'n.
jas 2avts BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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Ur The Chicago Times says 6 Gen. Lane haI
been heralded as about to perform extraordinary
Sonders In the Southwest. ais trnmpeiers had
better wait and zee some Of his perfornances b.
iofe perpetrating more noise "
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.n.-The Boston Post says ga pung nIled
VIA women was observed in Brookline one day
ik i1a Seek, and on the outside Of the vehicle, IN
cagae leters, was painted 'westboro' Milk