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A handsome residence for . gentleman.

ITO LET and possession given immediately, that spa
Il cious brick house and premises, the residence of the
late Robert Sewar esq., consisting large dry lofty
cellars handsome entrance, four spacious dining drawing
and setting looms, with four equally spacious
the and four large garret with room kitchen
servants room, office, and chambers the all
recently painted carriagehouse, stable haylof garden
pure wuter and every requisite for large family standing
single the highest part OF Capitol Ill., within two
hundred and fly yards Of the northeast Of the Capt.
tol gardens inquire Of s. Scott, the adjoining premises
Nov 25-law3wf $780, 49,.
IMPORTANT work Bankers Merchants, Brokers'
and othcrsJust published and for sale by the booksc
ers new and highly interesting work, entitled memoirs
and Autobiography of Wealthy Citizens of Philadelpha;"
Ridgway, and obed Coleman. Price s7i cents,
Dec le-a
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sPLENDID sHAwLs AVID scaprs.

WTALTER HARPER u CO., Pennsylvania avenue, be
w tween 9th and 10th streets have this day received an
have now ready for exhibition in their shawl ROOM
loo rich and eaSonabe shawls comprising every vnre
Super lndoux Cashmere scarfs and shawis, in whln
scarlet, blue, orange, and black ~. 3. "
Printed French Cashmere 81.
New design Terkerr very beautiful a-..
Highland plaid shawls and scarfs, real
Rich velvet shaws and scarfs .. d,
Wide velvet, plain and watered silks, heavy satin m
&c., &c, for mantlas and cloaks 49,.
We respectfully solicta call from our friends and pur
chasers generally 10 examine our assortment
+ Dec 9-3teod TIntel
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Here we have charge OF 90 per cent on the cost of
the goods which must be paid exclusive of 80 per cent
duty and incidental charges in New York Figures, they
say do not lie but invite critical examination of the
table we have given by the keenest advocate Of the
American System" and if he can detect any essential
error calculation, shall cheerully correct it.
Passing several items which might fairly and prop
ery be included must admit that the bonus of So per
cent to our manufacturers is trihe for the English
manufacturer contend against tits, in sober truth
small tax for the consumer here to pay for UNFOLDING the
huge system of MONOPOLY which has been fastened on
us to crafty men who have been enriched at the ex-
pense OF the people II is startling fact that every ar
taxed FIFTY-sIx per centtha is than one-hdT Of
And yet our manufacturers not satisfied Like the
pers and orators everywhere proclaming the
that is coming on the parties who have invested their
capital in manufactures, and this notwithstanding they
enjoy positive protection on all they make of near
ly SIXTY PER CENT ......" d. f. ..t.. .r
We dislike any invidious reference tomen who have
grown rich by the fostering patronage which has been
lated their hundreds of thousands--many of them
their Millions and yet they not satisfied BY special
Legislation they have grown rich, and that in much
shorter time than the generality Of men do by pursuing
the ordinary avocaons of life. The day. we take IT, has
gone by when any class of men can hope to petver the
Legislation of country State NATIONAL 80 far as TO
secure for themselves privileges utterly incompatible with
the well-beng of the whole people Looking at the de-
porabe condition OF the in Europe that depend
on manufactures for their LIVING no one with the feelings
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WANTED, an efficient female servant, vh hns been
w accustomed to wait on ladies, and neat cleans.
None need apply but such present the very bes' '
concentrations. Inquire at the Union Office. ..
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A CARD.-The Subscribers take occasion thus early p
"A give their customers notice that all their vii
be rendered list of January and that they will be exceed
ingly obliged to all and each of them for am early settle
ment. They give this early notice in the confident belief
and hope that all will be prepared settle with them a
that time.
Dec. l6--tltlstJanif nfe ~a ID. CLAGETT & CO.
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(tLlOTHING AT COsT--The proprietors of the New
~ York Mammoth Clothing Store, having determined to
close their winter stock OF clothing offer their large and
fashionable assortment Gentlemen wishing
penish their wardrobes will find hisan excellent oppor
nifty do little cost price will only be ask
ed Gentlemen can satisfy themselves by few moments
inspection. .Tto&'a .Tgt. 4'a .s1lgar. iE 30. e /.
Alarge lot of servants clothing the same terms
90 .-se.fra. ~ stg.,.4ts. j. GALLIGAN ~ SON,
Dec. l9-eolm Next door to ID. Clagett d Co.
VTALUABLE lots Mt private snle.I have for private
sale lots Nos. and TO- in subdivision of square No.
222 These lots 18th street, immediately opposite
the office OF Messrs Corcoran Riggs, and most de-
sirably located for handsome private residences.
Terms made known application to the subscriber.
X. w. DYER,
Dec lS-eo3t Aucioneer and commission merchant.
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IWENCH Millinery, Fancy Articles, ssc.-The sub.
scrbcr will open, his store, this morning, from
Miss F. Doyies establishment of Philadephia large and
splendid assortment of ladies' dresses, nowers bands
We, to which he would respectfully invite the attention Of
the ladies of Washington and its vicinity
Orders taken for evening dresses.
r GEORGE Il, ALLEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ilth and 18th streets
Dec. IG-3tif WThNM --- ~ M 49,
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English education, is DESTROYS Of procuring situation
either as an assistant teacher in an academy. or gov
erness in private fny. Good references will be given
Sominunlcatons, stating terms addressed post paid D
Mss . "A. Lincoln, Haynarket, Prince William county
Virginia, will meet with prompt attention Dec 1876
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Washington, Dec. Is, 1915.
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The sem-monhly express, in anticipation Of the mails
from Bombay to the date Of November Cd reached Lon
don on the ID instant II brings several items Of impor
tant Intelligence The instruction of Cashmere is said
to be nearly at an end. Sheik Emaum-ood Deem has
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The Austrian general Count Castiglone took posses
sion Of Cracow on the 10th umo, in the name of tn
emperor Of Austria, and handed the civil government
over TO the Count Maurice de Leyme, Auc Commission
err. The popular aspect, is said, that of deey
melancholy
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ST. JEANS GALvANIC METALLIC

ST. JEANS GALVANIC METALLIC
S7'RENGT1REJTyh"G PL.aSTER. impreg
mated with Die ElScto Magnetic principle The most val
uabe remedy yet offered for all nervous disorders snral
complaints RiEUMAT SM, Indigestion stiffness. of joints
weakness OF imbs, pain IN the side back and chest &c,
They have also been most successfully applied in cases OF
tic dooreux vertigo nervous or sick headache paralysis
govt nearalsa &c Combining every advantage possessed
by the scientific compound with the Inp6rtant and
effective Metane savanic preparation and Magnetic pow
er SO hshiy przed IN other Gaganic appliances, and with
the facility 0f immediate with the hafts afeced
This new and most valuable remedial agent must prove
OF benefit IN cases where other remedies cannot
so easily and rapidly reach the desired object.
Scared by letters patent, and sale wholesale NJ the
lmpnffersSNo Ptam STeet-at the office Of the Prn-
c1a Agent No IS Chambers 81, Ne York aud rs DRUG
gsts generally throughout the United States
CAUTION. Each Plaster will bear the signature OF the
prov :ietoT
J. :. hDU"AlhN w 3@hr.t'P !nssl, BOSTON.
aenAIs AyshE 10 ha3 NJ" england Ssases
AGANIb. V3grsster--Iames Green & CO. and s. a
Rowland. Springfield b X, Bliss. BarTe-Wootis Field
q Co. 4nheTst-N. Fitch. FAchbur@-Chas. Sheplev
Lo0eH-G:H Carlton d Co. by the dealers in Medi.
cine generally. cody NovIs,
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MnTTCE.

II c snbscbfr@take this mefhod 30 inform their cUsto-
mers, and manufacturers in general, that they have
taken the Shop formerly occupied by WHITE y BoYDEN
and more recently by WnlTE y HOLMES, mile south
OF the Worcester Rail Road Depot, where they intend
MANUFACTURING MACHINERY pi every description
sech Lnnms Shears, Nappers, Brusheis, SPonlers,
Leather Splitting Ma hines Gard Shaving Machines Meat
ChoppsIs, H. ~ Cutters Of the most approved patterns.
Machine Knives aud Shears made and Ground 10 order
Aso MI kinds 81 JOB ~ DIRK. done pFomptR in good
style al iair prices Aud we feel cnnfdent that our
experience n BUSINESS will ehte to fair proportion
81 business Ia our lire. Pr HOLMES d co.
Worcester DIV
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OBSTRUCTION
The Cause of all Pulmonary Diseas

The Cause of all Pulmonary Diseases
For what is The cause OF Cough Polarization
What Is the cause Of Hemmorage, land Splitting Rloed2
Obstruction.
Wha' is the cause Of CONSUMPTION and Ahscess lob
strUcti0R. r. -
What is the cause of Bronchitis?
OBSTRUCTION = i -..s
producing Inflammation OF the lining membrane Bron-
CHA or wind tubes and an of pus and
frequently dscharges Of B.ooi And what Asthma or
difficulty Of breifhng but obstruction caused BY This
cous pnruen eXcretnn clolging up these tubes and
thereby impeding respiration?
Remove thfs'ostrGcnn and there will be no fever nor
nftmnaiIon-ndp In nor cough-no Assesses nor con
SUMPTION no heGrmorhag no splitting of blood-na asthma
or ficdlty Of hing, but restoration health will
be certain And Whist is The TRUE remedy pointed ont
by nature TO remove this Obstruction
The answer is, EEpeCtoration. Yes, Egpectorion is
natures remedy For reideg there olher outlet for
the lungs TO discharge their viiaed excreons hut through
the traehea or wind pipe and this natdra discharge is ES
pectoration.,
To assist nature, and produce this desirable resUlt
thing has ever been iOnnd equal to AYNES EXPECTO
RANT 1t is the result Of the experience Of many years
practice IL products and easy expect0ratiOn, sup
presses the cough reduces the inflammation the
slarmodc action Of the and heals the abraded
free Of the broncha wind tubes. The ea!hmg be-
comes eayand The patient almost recOvers and even in
he hopeless cases Of Consumption il produces
o relief never before experienced by any other pre-
pTaon and poIongs The patients fife TO indefinite
period Many who were pronounce1 incurabe two years
ago, by their Physicians, stll alive, and appear
thhn they then while hundreds nay thousands
have entirely recovered
II Prepared only by DR. D. JAYNE, No. 8 South Third
Street. philadelphia For sale by j. GREEN q CO, Ill
Main street and NJ, B. GREEN 200 Man.Street Worces-
ter dlw w3t43
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STORE To LET.

ss THE subscriber offers to LET for enc or more
iMsf Il years, bis STORE. in the Centre Vieee of
EsA LANCASTER 1t is an old stand and probably ore of
the best locations for trade ia Worcester County. Posses
sion given forthwith
Also-TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the
ond story said Store, which for several yeats have
been ocegpifd FkILoR's sHoP they are excellent
stand for good workman in that Business,
small assortment of DRUGS ana MEDICINES, wi
Cases Drawers, &e may be had with the store if desir-
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGDON
Lancaster, Sep1. dwstl IS
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Office Of the WorcBsler& Nashua R. R. Company

w oRCEs TER, Oct. %, 1916.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of The Stockholders Of the
n Worcester and Nashua Rail Road Company win t e
held al he EAST TOWN HALL in Worcester, on FRI
day The Srth dqg Of NoUenber nert at IL O'Clock, A, NJ
TO the following articles, TO wit:
j. To seeii the Corporation will vote to unite with the
Groton n Nashua Rail Road Corporation, in conformity
TO the provisions of the Acts OF the Legislatures OF Mas
sachusetts and New Hampshire establishing said C0rpo
ions and adopt an nee, ssary suitable
10 accomplish the effect
2. To the Corporation will direct that interest be
charged On future assessments II not paid The same
may become due. By ofdef Of the Directors,
E.. Fl. HENENpyAV Clerk.
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TNE ETNA .INSGRlNCE rONRlNI..

MO- % NJflAD7stFtNts AAdFtIOTus NDHuss
With soiGad end dg0it0bfe Capital Il S250,O0O,
OFFER their protection agsins; loss damage by FIRE
~ the citizens OF Worcester aid s vicinity. 1t nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, stores ana Merctadisi
generally, Factories and Mills on the utosr flvorite
terms, t.-a p.
This institution has been IN operation nearly qbafler
Il century-ts reputation for liberal adjUsttr NJ, AMI
promptitue in paying losses, well kuown 4id es1;
ltshed. THOMAS X. BRACE, lgrktarns.
SIMEON l..LOcMls Secretary.
Hartford March 6,I8A5
II Persons DESTROYS obtaining insapfncp r !Esyt
Company, are referred, TOR particulars II 3uL
LucH, Esq. in Worcester, Macs. t
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Providence 9 Worcester Rail !, I'll Road Co.

FIJI II ASS - = n HNIF IN =,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the 5thassessment OF ZEN
IN Dollars on each share has been laid blythe Board OF
Buildings, ON THE FIRST DAYro OF NOVEMBER
NEXT. .s.ft. ,.st. a.B tt.. NJ
Interest BY order Of be Board will be charged ON all
payments made within days from said first day OF
November. t.-..S ID g..yy te@
Stockholders at Worcester will fpd their receipts at
Worcester Bank, and those at Milbury a! the MiIeerS
Bank. -. Providence, Oct, lgy 1876. 81
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Office ofthe WOrcester-& Nashua R. R. Company,

NORC ESTER, Oct. ., lS4b.
A sPECIAh MEETING of the Stockholders Of The
IL Worcester & Nashua Rail Road Company will be
held at the EAST TOWN HALE in Worcester, on Fri
day the sirth day of November, O'Clock p NJ
choose Directors OF the Worcester d Nashua Rail Rond
Company upon and in completion Of The union of The
Worcester y Nashua Rail Road Company ana he Grotou
Nashua Rail Road Computation aud to pass any votes
necessaryor suitable for lhs transaction business
the united Corporations By order of the Directors,
e. II. HEMEN WAY, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

M ITEREAS my wife, Angela NJ Goddard, has left my
wv bed and hoard without and gene to parts un-
known, this to forbid any person harbong or trusting
her on my account IA Tsall pay debts her
ing alter this date WESLEY d. GODDARD,
Royalston Oct %. 1916.
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LIOPEn, from the State LHnac Hospital, on the eve
IL ming Of the 26th nstan insane man by the name of
HUGH i. AIKEN y: =. .tro
ofFar Haven. He is IS years old, of middlng size Of
rather light complexion, and Of an active temperament
He has been eseaman and has been fond Of telling Of his
adventures in California, and more recently has beenen
gagged in taking Daguerrean ikenesses lie is generally
silent and sewilled. There but few with whomhe
will converse, He is very Jealous O his relatives and
others and he believes they are trying TO interfere in
some matrimonial affair OF his athe West, His insanity
takes religious turn He believes himself to be possessed
Of uncommon mental powers. ., 4. h.
Whoever Will return this Maniac to the Hospital, or
give information where he may be found shall be suitably
rewarded BY THE STEWARD, !.
Worcester Oct. 9th. t.,
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Furniture Ware Rooms,
LEI RE. OPENED. LII LET !

l5I RM.0PMMED. ...a l57 =.
FTHE subscriber having stock belonging
the Estate Of NeYEs 81 Lon has re upeied The exten
sve Ware Rooms at 81 MAIN STREET. and made large
additions TO their former assortment and respectfully
lics share of patronage ~ g. .-.,f-
Having Mandatory here, and also extensive Ware
Rooms in Boston, he feels confident that he slafl be able
offer to the citizens Worcester and vicinity every de-
scription Of FHRNIPURE6at lower p4 ices FOR CASH
than have been sold heretofore,
He will At all times make ooder, at short notice snch
articles OF Furniture maybe needed. r.,
lie inteads to keep hand such assortment as shall
purchasers the unnecessary expense making Jour
ney Boston elsewhere, and hopes that all will
his Ware Rooms before purchasing and SATISFY themselves
t1ai what i above siafejis strictly true.
Worcester, sept To- ..dwti-tt JOSEPH BUCKLEY.
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MTTsTC BOOKS,

WORCESTER, SIS. October 10, 1916
To ZgLEK DARLING, Of sutton, in said County Yeo
man, Creating
" on having been duly appointed Assignee of The Es-
Il tate of JOHN M. PARKHURST q WILLIAM
CROKER, of Milford in said County, merchants aud
partners, under the firm OF M Parkhurst & Co. in
solvent debrs hereby required give notice there
of and also to give notice that the second meeting If
the creditors of said Parkhura Croker and each Of
them, will be holden al the office Of Newton a. Cha
pin, in Worcester IN said County,. the I'm day eft
November neat at ten O'Clock the forenoon and
where they may prove further debts against said
Parkhurst Crocker and each OF them, and also show
why certificate Of discharge shall not be grant
ed them. And you viii serve this notice by publish
ing attested copy Of This order in the Daily Spy
newspaper Published Worcester aforesaid, two weeks
successfully Before The day Of said meeting, and by
wardng written notice BY mail or otherwise TO each
of the Known creditors OF said Parkhurs& Crocker and
each of them And YOU are TO make return OF this order
with your dongs thereon at he Tine and place of said
meeting HENRY CHAPLIN, ..rt .
copy. Master IN Chancery.
2w Attest. zEtEk DARLiNe, Assignee. !,
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SrEAM. GRIST MILL.

j. STEAM GRISF MILL
THE subscriber having purchased OF VIM B. WHiTNgY,
l. undivided hafof the right Of using and yentfq in
Worcester, PLATT'S PATENT PORTABLE CRIST
MILL wou hereby inoim the public hnt they have
ofihe above Mills in operation at Court MrLIhere they
are prepared to Grind order, all kinds OF grain @
Worcester, Ort 81. a If REUBEN BEMFS.h
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Particular Notice.

ID HOLMES s. co. would respectfully inform
Leather Dealers, andihose wishing toget
KNIVES MADE GROUND that they have made uErange7
menis with +. H. Bowen Co.. directly opposite me Y.
s. liUe and deliver Knives and ORDERS ana hat
oil KniVesleft there with directions, will be taken, put IN
first ORDER and promptly returned and also a Knives
orders sent on the Western Railroad viii be taken and
returned at the Depot or at the Express Office when sent
by Express. ~ b0t DIV ''"At Worcester, Oct ~,
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YELLOW FEVER The New Orleans Jeffer-
sonian OF the 18th says there were 90 cases of
yellow fever under treatment up to O'Clock,
p. M. FIVE deaths during the previous "a hours.
Thirtysix admissions yesterday, including some
other diseases, not surgical cases., I' ="
In addition to the above, we know of several
cases in the Marine Hospital, and that the dis
ease is prevalent in the lower parts'of the city.
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5000 Reward.

EFFHEREAS, windows have been broken IN the
" 16Hse Of Mrs Benlis the office A. Biee0w Esq,
Fuller Esq and S. SaIhbnryis Blocks the Higatsef
the 23d and 24h ns offer the above reward for The
detection and conviction Of any person pers who
may have been nstrnmentalIn breaking sad windows.
z. w. PAINE.
EDWARD EARLE, Seecimen
E. II. BOWEN. Of
:..e -.4a SAMUEL DAVIS, Worcester.
JONAS BARTLETT,
Worcester, Oct &c, 1916. ~ ~"
At meeting Of the Temperance Committee of
Fifty, saturday Evening, oath inst on motion OF Ed
ward Earle Esq voted that said Committee offer Re
ward Of $780, tor the detection Of any person persona
concerned in committing the outrage upon the house Of
Mrs Bems, Park Street. the evening of 23d inst.
S. p MILLER, Cha rman. ta.:
WIN NEWTON, Secretary pro ten.
Worcester DC, 26, $40. dw .
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itNOTICE.

~ AGA UNOTICEs 11T
NHE Subscribers have this day entered into Goparner
ship, doing business under the and firm Of p.
HOLMES ~ Cos lat the shop formerly occupied by White
a. Bosden,sand fecentiy by White Il Holmes, one mile
south Ofthe Railroad Depot Worcester, Mass MOO
leuteo& . as tfe'S o.. BOYDEN, r. Z
8H NJ n d! 80 s t,.! '.t. sI u. JAMES, ("
y Worcester, Oct /, ls46. dw4s DaJ. BAKER. =
~ tsfiep3 gtash ~ 'a 'r
nGa .s!si ss is4lah h}ts1
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The ADVANTAGE OF PosIrIoN. A Penn
sylvania Locofoco paper is consoled in view OF
the recent Election in that State with the retlec
ton that q the Democrats always fight best in
minority" If so, we reckon they will favor us
with some OF the tallest kind of fighting during
the next six years. ,-3 .s u.s. G.t.
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BOOKS.

fNLARENDON HARRIS intending to reIn-
" qush the Bookseng business, offers for limited
time to SELF The balance ofhis stock Of Books very
duced prices 99R q Worcesler,Aeg Is.
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BUFFALO. An idea of the immense produce
business transacted at Buffalo, may be learnt
from the two facts, that during the week ending
on the oath, S00,0 900 lbs. of cheese was shipped
eastward from that port, and on the 25th there,
were half million bushels o wheat gathered
there
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80; igss
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-30
PATENT AGENCY
At Washin rtOn CITY. ID. G..

UENAS G. ROBBINS, Mechanical Engineer
~ and Agent for procuring Patents, will prepare
the necessary drawings and papers for applicants
for patents, and transact all other business in the
line Of his profession at the Patent Office. He can
be consulted on all questions relating to the patent
laws and decisions in the United States or Europe.
Persons at distance desirous Of having examina-
tons made at the Patent Office, prior to making ap-
plication for patent, may forward (post paid, EN-
closing fee Of five dollars clear statement Of their
case when immediate attention will be given to it,
and all the information that could be obtained BY a
visit of the applicant in person, promptly communl-
Gated. sEnsa. H yy.v. al,
All letters on business must be post paid, anu
contain suitable fee, where written opinion IS re-
CURED. Office on F street, opposite the Patent VI
fce He has the honor Of referring, by permlsson'
snn Edmund Burke, Com. of Patents; Hon II.
to a. -.h. late Com. Of Patents; Il. Knowles,
l.. Ellswo.! Office; Judge Cranch, Washing
Machinist Patent ste, Mass, u. 8. Senate;
ton, D. c.; Hon. r. Cho,.. Senate; Hon. ]. B.
Hon. w. Allen, Ohio, u. 8. ualL N. Y;
Bowlin, M. c., Missouri; Hon. Willis = --se
Hon. Robert Smith, M. c., Illinois; Hon. 8. bres
u. s. Senate; Hon. ]. HI. Relfe, 9, Missouri;
Capt. H. M. Shreeve, Missouri.
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