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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
COMMUNICATED.
TRiRETE OF RESPECT.

~ I meeting Of the Commissioned and Staff officers d
The It'll Regiment Of Virginia Militia held Catawba
Halifax county, Va, Saturday, the 4th ns, for the
purpose upayinI the last tribute of respect to the mem
Dry If their late Commandment, Col Giles NcCraw decd
On motion If Capt Armisead Lacy, Col. James A
B. Davenport called to the Chair and Capt. Berry
man G. Terry. app tinted Secretary.
On motion Of Capt. Coleman. Committee of FIVE were
appointed prepare and report resolutions suitable to the
occasion Viz Captains Terry, Coleman Perkins Den
nis ana Lacy
The Committee having retired for short time report
ed the following preamble and resolutions which
unanimously adopted
Whereas, II has pleased Almighty God 10 the dis
pcaaon Of an aiIwse Providence from among
rs our much esteemed Conmandant, Col. Giles Me
Caw, 50 long the efficient aud able President of our
Board and Commandment Of the 84th Regiment, There
fore.
1T. Pesolved, Thathe officers Of this regiment have
heard with unpigned sorrow and regret of The early
4. ath Of Co.. Giles McCraw, who for many years has
BEEN Of worthy and respectable citizens, and
fill several wears the able and exemplary Commandant of
the 6 lh Regiment, where his military talents and
hsh moral character won for him the respect and I'M
limited confidence of rs all; while his suavity of man
ners Ills warm hearted friendship rendered his inter-
course with his lepw-men both pleasant and agreeable;
and whose general deneanor as high minded and hon
cradle gentlemen, is worthy of all imitation
Rasnived That in the death Of Col. McCraw. the
tth Regiment has lost able and talented commander
end Halifax county Of the most esteemed and useful
citizens
Pesolred That we lament the death of Col. McGraw
public calamity, and mngle our enderest and most
healtu syapa HES with those Of his bereaved widow
and numerous relatives the truly melancholy bereave-
nent of kind and atconate husband. and of beloved
brother and SON. and The S4h Regiment OF highly es-
teemed and gifted commander.
Res9Ired That as testimony Of our respect for the
memory ofour late commander the usual badge
of mourning for thirty days.
Rcsorcd That copy Of these resolutions De rendered
/ the widow Of the late COL Giles McCraw, and copy
ID III aged end bereaved parents.
Re5oired That copy of the foregoing resolutions be
signed by the chairman and secretary, and forthwith for
warded the Richmond, Lynchburg, and DAnvllle pa
pers for publication.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
JAS. \. DAVENPORT. Chm.
DERRYMAN. G. Terry. Secy.
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a N'EEEa2 AG.'E'El sJDAs..

TE7HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method inform
Z his former customers, and the public Of Lynchburg
that he has on hand 500 tons of quality Of Anhra
Ute Coal suitable fl, burning in CRATES, stoves and cook
thy ranges. So. The GU; was selected in person from
the most approved mines in Pennsylvania, and will be
pul on beard of the boats in the Richmond basin, in good
order and condition. free of drayage and charges and
Shipped at s. 50 per cart load Of p bushels. Orders
seut ~ ma Or otherwise. when accompanied by the
money or approved city references will be promptly at
tended TO- article warranted to please in every
respect have also supply Of Lump Coal for furnace
purposes, which am selling at So % per ton.
Richmond Oct l9-wSwif JAMES DAVIS.
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~ f W q o o ID S =!

TN HE subscribers n receipt Of large portion Of
4 their Fall Supply of Goors, which will be sold to
friends and the public generally (who may favor us
with their cuslo as low hey be procured in this
market
Our stock Being large and well sorted. are pre-
pared 10 SELL wholesale Goods on the most liberal terms
and would ask call from Country Merchants.
The following comprises part of their stock :-Cl"hs,
Cassneres and Vestngs. French Merinos, Gala PalJs,
and Mouseaines French Casnmeres and Lamarne
paids, splendid Velvet and Merno Cloaks (new styles
French work Capes and Collars, Gall kinds) silk rnges,
Gmps and Buttons. NIerino Shawls, mode and fancy
colours Alpaccas. SILK warp black and fancy do super
fancy dress silks. S;och palds, and Gnghams, bes,
Kid and silk Gloves and Egyptian mits. Scarlet, blue
green and mode colored French Merino, Shoes, Boots
Hats and Caps, SC.
Sole Leather, with heavy stock ofcoarse Gcods Of
every description. Can and
PETERS AND STIGLFR
Sept. 2l-ts
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RUssEGvILLE, Putnam county, Indiana July II, 1S47.
DIR. Notwithstanding since your me supply
of your Indian Vegetable Pills have found said Pills TO lie
great demand lately for the Fever Ague Mr.
James BOYD has Who has been laid up with Fever and
Ague and had tried various other remedies all Of which
proved of no avail He determined YOUR Indian Vege
table Pills by using box he is sound and well
Mr. T. Spencer had daug hcr Mr.. Hugh Grov SON and
Mr. Charles Nichols and three of his family were down al
the same with Fever and Aue and also tried the
various remedies without effect. Your Indian Ncyca-
bic Pills restoed them all to perfect health can as
what have your Indian Vegetable Pills
may be relied for permanent OF Fever and Ague
Yours respectfully,
JACOB DURHAM PM
Also, an Acting Justice of the Peace
This is to certify that was entirely of the Chils
several months standing by the Doses
Of four pills cach of Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills and
and have had symptoms off since, which about yeal
ago J. w. SPENCER.
Texas, Champaign county, OHIO.
This to certify the Chills and Fever
BY the af Wrgh Indian Vegetable Pills, having
had three attacks OF it. DAVID BERRY
Sugar Grovo Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov 10, 1916.
Look out for Co,ulierteits
Thisis the needul unprincipled persons in all
parts Of the country, make and vend them.
The genuine is ior sale by
u. B. PAYNE s BRO, I.vnclbure;
James F. Galloway, Brookneal;
w. n. jerks, Mariners View,
In Bedford County by
William Gish, Cross Roads;
Wright & Matthews, Chamblissburg, p o !:
Alex. Casey, r., Emeus;
Basset Smith, JOppa Mills;
w .Lcitwich < Son, Otter Bridge;
And generally in each county scat.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of Wront, Indian
Vegetable Pills wholesale ana RETAIL 1863 Race t ph
depha; 2SSGreen ich street, New iorl and 1875 r en,on-
street, b
August IS 3p
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Turnpike Company.

NEEIING Of STOCKHOLDERS.
FHvHERE will be general meeting of the Stockhol-
4 ders in the above Company, held at the Franklin
Hotel il the town Of Lynchburg, the Saturday after
the 3r1 Monday in Nov next. The proprety of accep-
ting the amended charter. granted by the last Legsa
ture and other business Of Importance will be presented
for the consideration Of the meetng it is therefore desi-
rable that there should be full attendance, either in
person by proxy.
JOHN W. DUDLEY, Sec'y.
Oct 19-ifwt25N
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Live Stock Market, Now: I6
BEEF.-s' . to > 75 scale weight.
HOGS.-~sO0 nett.
SHEET % to " 20 nett. JACOB SHOOK
SITE or THE STOCK MARKET.
Reported y Bererly Blair, Linceased Stock Broker
State SICK per cent-Par value sl00-sa!cs at
par.
Corporal n per cen-par value slOO-last sales at
James Yer and kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State--9o pd interest.
ENchang Bank stock-par value slOO-none on
sale.
Farmers Bank Stnck-par value sl00-98A 90.
Virginia lank Stock-par value S70-66.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value SD0-held al SS5.
Richmond Fire Association Sock-par value SO
S-95 So.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail road
par value sl00--hed al $50 and int.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
Debt-Itr value 4lOO-last sales at 800 and int.
Richmond and Louisa RHi Road Stuck-par value
$l00-asi aes al -: some asking higher
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y O r nc u

TO I'D WHO HIVE WOOL.
TIME subscriber the notion that all those no
L have Wool be carded will find the Backwater Cot
and Woolen Factory be the place where it can be
done ght and if well carlei should it be spoiled,
that they will get Sd I'D Tor 1.-THE wool beng sent
well cleaned Cards in operation and working well
JAS. s. CREWDSON, Agent.
shall be ready in few days to weave Woolen Cloth and
Jeans.
june Its j. s. Z.
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From TIE Joaesborough WLig.
LEWIS CASS'o PASS

Tie following ''pass'' has just been issued by Gen
TAYLOR the President elect. and cinmander-n chief u
ill., army ami navy vi THE United STATES:
T. Thomas Richie, The Commander Of The Salt Rirer
Sqrliron:
S1R-S alad Lewis Cas- present hinselffJr passage
up Salt River you will ALLOW hin 70 PASS unmoles-ed.
N order III the People,
NV Sill, 1913. z. TAYLOR.
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sETCyED.S' SIZE.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE AND co.
RICHMOND, VA.
STTG9R TOI3SSES COFFEE e.c

sugar, .NOL4SSES, COFFEE, SC.
III .KsSCfiOR.
On FRIDAY, the 2lih inatant, at 10 O'Clock, we
sell at Messrs Rankin and Whitlock's Warehouse on
the Dock
lS5 hhds Sugar, good to choice quality
so hhds Muscovado and Matanzas Molasses, part
choice retailing quality
260 bags laguayra and Rio Coffee
81 bbls No 2 and Lackere
50 bbls Loaf Sugar
Ie,rns-Under 500 cash; $1,000 months credit
for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. Aucts. Rich'd
Nov. 23-lt.
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ELECTION RETURNS
NIRGINIA.

In the following table, wherever the vote of a coun-
n leios given IN full, it is copied from the
RETURNS transmitted by the commissioners Of election,
to the Governor Of the State. Where maj rites.
y, are gven they taken from the most reliable IN
Official data in our possession
T-ote t5r President III 1874 and1943
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
-R.ESE CsFEEr!

A S TWELVE MONTHS HAVE ELAPSED SINCE
"A dissolved lily connexion with the Vir 9 n, |
give notice to all indebted the old firm forward
or meet the Courts Of the adjoining Counties and
pa their old arrearagc IN fer loeeks they expect
the claims be putina legal train Of collection An indul
gence twelve is sufficient, all indebted will admit,
small printers debts; and spare
time of travelling around those indebted On
and after the st day Of next January, all not then paid will
put in legal train collections without distinction al
person. CHAS. w. STAIFAM.
Nov l6-tsif
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lE0CAg-.Eosssst Turnpike Company.
1TH RFOfTI>IIiON.

FHyfIE Board Of Directors Of the aoove Company have
ordered requisition Of Eve dollars per share, paya-
BE on the 7th Subscribers Will please pay up with
out delay. JOHN w. DUDLEY, TreasI.
Oct lq-wfwif
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BIZ Tele.ranh t. the WASHINGTON Union.

CHARLE~r1S, (S. % NV. Is.
A. D SI,tms rpnresanlaliye in Congress from George
town Strict died at Kingston Oh tie Ion INST Gener-
Wallace, from SpaTtansJcrg district les extensively
Ill MERCURY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23


,y '''+ may "'y' me Fe'efsolr5 lh'eHisenceT Of
sl.-rlat sa5s tAe pass -e-s % ta7 Southern Tain
5yl-1, Ia'e -eace io iaat I'll ct, and gentleman Of
tS Place. VHo JET. Ii t.m'l- .- VI 'laE morning. says
;hs mf'. o' thH aex dly c.--i7 .-1.si ihe TePFL
GE0BGIA+I.yl.l'- n-. FIFTY between two ana
,t-ss " -sa7I
rtr&,t> 1:.-..--,-f. Ina, r.,i-.i. to. I'm, e.
Iatr- Nr f'i- Hi 'e -..'. MI
'I.e .tN lWas t.1eF-l oy Npsels Western
= t.7ri.r., I.-.,... rr.r,,r:
Ciica-o. .Nr l3-lOP:NI
81 .,r-.ia. have -4a7 hear. f-.a NVt,r.r..g l33,;
4l -.f..... NJ. M b..-.lr,u I4,tlr Aa3 p-,y4l.y cs-
ra.. o..s-
Ner Ia npsi..-e. CAS- III. .-itv a5lut 510l
III l'. ''" Min i.'1'l' .'aa'a afl
~ 'e'7T m '.- "1-1.'" f''lE n'-.' I 'ha"' HI
i'-+- '.' ' ~ -''' 'l'" ''''''-
= I"- -.''i' % mar ''l'''.f 'iie
""rA -.t.' '-e '''''' '--' Mi Nh '"e t@"t ri
'''z 7'-' .'s.' o,"'en
'''.'''' III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

VIE subscribers have associated themselves togeth-
II er for tle purpose of conducting the Iron
Brass foundry business ,-in all lis various branches
Possessing tie most extensive facilities for that purpose
they atter tnamse Ives, that they shall be able all
times TO fill oders In their line properly and satsfacto
y and if undivided attention to business and superior
workmanship, can avail anything with liberal public
they hope for liberal share Of public patronage They
have constantly employed in their establishment supe
ror Backsnilhs, Moulders Finshers, Plough and Ma
chine Makers, and shall keep on hand all times, and
continue to manufacture, all articles in their line of bust
ness.
In connection with their Foundry, they intend devo-
ting part of their attention to the manufacture of
"a PLOUGtlS, upon very exten
M sive scale. We have selected Iron
w., particularly adapted to the Manu-
m facture Of Plough castings, and
~ have now in process of erection a
machine for the purpose of polishing all of Plough
castings and determined to make it to the interest
Of all wanting superior Plough either by the
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
purchase of US. We engaged in manufactur-
ing large lot of poughs of the most approved and pop
ular patterns used in the United States, viz:
The Peekskiir No. q Plough, at $50. the Penn
sylvana No 20 do. at s., Massachusetts No. 2, Hill
side Plough. $500 Dunnue's Ploughs from No. to
, from Sc, 80 to $3.50.
ALSO,
Plough Castings finely polished at A. cents, and can be
furnished by the wholesale retail, to those wishing to
wood them elsewhere, also Tobacco Presses Screws
Flaners, Cnrnshelers. and Crshers, Wheat Machines
and Fans. Mill Gearing and Gudgeons Of all kinds
Saw Mill filings, borough Boxes for Buggies, Wag-
CONS and Carts Cranes Derricks and Tracks for Ca
nal work, and all other articles in the Foundry line, too
tedious to MENTION We are at present Turning out a
Thrashing Machine Of Mr.. B. A. Donad's pattern,
which is considered by competent Judges the best now
in We shall at The time continue TO turn out
Threshing Machines of every description.
W, Il
GINES Of from horse power, having procured the
most approved patterns for that purpose. Considering
the Unlimited arrangements we have entered into for
the purpose of conducting business upon the most
tensive scale confidently hope and respectfully
llcit share Of patronage. ORDERS either Wholesale
Retail. from distance solicited and prompt attent
paid to the same. McNAMEE s WILDMAN.
LVnchburg. Nov 23-W3W
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Nov. 23-ts
II On " I'd.

HAVING discontinued the Dry Goods business take
pleasure in returndg my thanks to late and
the public generally for their liberal patronage.
Being DESTROYS close up as Soon as possible
all persons indebted to Burton Rodes Burton or
r. j. Burton, requested to call my Office late
Store, and settle their accounts. Z. j. BURTON.
June its
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From 10 20 40 years Cid.
EGR R E.NcN1
ENTESE'sey.

DENTISTRY.
s. B. D.lTE.NP ORT-DEN1IST,
NFFERS his services to the citizens of I.ynchburg
W and the adjoining cuunlles, the following very
reduced prices. when performed at his office. on
" a r x n Z s TREET,
doors above Main viz
Inserting artificial Teeth gold plate. each s. 90
do do do on pivot lock from y o;} 90
Plugging Teeth with gold foil, from to- 90
do do do Tin Do each IS
Filing each 50
Cleansing from | 00to 90
Extracting, each 50
Satisfactory reference given BY those for HON have
operated.
June l5-6m
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Blu FFALO SPRINGS.
AMHERST

AMHERST
FHVIIE proprietor of this Watering Place takes this
u method ofnf'uningthe public generally that he las
leased this property for Of years and has gone
considerable expense to make the place partcuary the
lodging department. more comfortable an has hereto
fore been, and prepared to receive Visiters. The
TABLE,
shall be furnished with the best that the mountain
try aiiord and it shall be served up in neat ana
wholesome manner. Good MUSIC has been engaged
for the season. The medical virtues of the Buffalo
Springs known by those who have tried them, t.
be unsurpassed for Dyspepsia the diseases n theAlim
enary Organs generaly.a diseases peculiarly Of Dec
bilty and for their invaluable Healing Properties gen
orally. There is turnpike road lea0ng fr6>. LyUeh-
burg by way of this place to the Valley. Distance from
Lync!burg to this place &c miles; FROM Ibis Place
Lexington % miles.
ARD,
For Adults per week, 500
Children and servants, 5 80
Horse, 3 30
ISAAC IRVINE HlTE
A good Hack will be run regularly three times week
between Lynchburg and the BulaluSprngs by the
scrlber commencing The LIST day Of July next Office
at the Cabell House. 1t will leave LyncIburg Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays, at half past O'clock
Fare, 81 90
Children under ten years of age | 90
June l2-wts j. L. II.
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NOTICE.

I WILL sell at public auction. credit Of four
Il months, (for he benefit Of the owners.) On the 9h
day of December next, four lots Of ground the 1uur
pike, near j. Y. Knights Tobacco factory.
Nov l3-wtgD a. TOMPklNS.
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FOR EsE.l'T,.

.S"sss.'s Sssrcs ssssd EAGAasrEss Cos'ra.t,
rsNHIE Fourteenth Annual Meeting Of tie Stol Ioie
the JaiNs River and kanawha Company, NiN h.
at the Company : Office in the CITY of Rirhmid, ON
day the eth q Nov cmber. BY order the rcsidekA
Directors. T.. q. GfRBFRDlNG.SucIutu
Richmond, 9th october iS4S
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Negroes! Negroes !

NE q R o h SIN
I AM now in market to purchase a faU supply of NE
GROES. Will pay the highest market price Ior al
Likely .NEGROS.
From 10 10 40 years Cid.
Persons having for sale viii AZ eli u ca o ne be
fore making sale doubt the Liz can br obtain
ed VI HART.
Twill givea Ill eral price for two Backsmitls and
Carpenters, good worsmen.
n Persons distance having Negroes FOR sale viii
be waited promptly by giving description tie property
for sale. NJ IA
Aug.
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HANDS Jjf3.N TED
gWANT to hire 30 MEN and BOYS. to work on N
Z Mountain Section of the Ca hal The work is drv
and no dFnger from blasting.
In my absence from towr Mr. George e. Roberts is
authorised ac in hiring hands
Jan. I0-ts dUGH MONTGOMFRIE I
I UMP PLASTER 10 TONS LUMP PLASTER
Llor sale by GEO BA(.BY
Oct I6-ts
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-17

Commencing Friday, Sept. /, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily Sundays except
ed as follows
Boston, IA. NJ, S A. NJ, and A I M
Worcester 81 A. NJ, 10 a. NJ aud so I. NJ
Albany, 7 A. NJ, and % P NJ.
Springfield, 81 AN. AMI Ii P NJ for Albany.
Springfield, St A. NJ u and 2+ NJ, Tor tn, arrival
OF the train from New York) fo Worcester and Boston
DAY LINE To NEW YORK-Uid Spring FIELD
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at AM and Wor
eester at 8! AM will not stop Way Stations unless
take passengers for Springfield pro
seed directly on by way of Hartford New Haven and
srrve in New York by 5 P. NJ
Returning. leaves New York att A. N. and arrives al
Worcester at T. M.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston At A. M, Worcester 10 A. NJ. and arrive
a; Albany al ct Nor leave Boston P M Worcester
az So lodge in Sprina6eld leave 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at |! P. NJ.
The ains for Troy leave the arrival of the trains
Greenhush
The trains for Bufalo leave Albany at7t A. NJ & PM
The trains Of the Psfeld ald North Adams Rail Road
connect st Pitsfelh
The Housatonic Rail Road connects the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect at
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage 3raleN
0oro', Windsor, Bellows Falls Hanover Haverhl, sc.
Stages run from Charlton to Sonthhridge frem West
Srookied TO Ware. Enfield New Brantree and Hardwcb
from Palmer TO Three Rivers, Rechertown, Amhers /
Ware ans Monsoon HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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WORCESTER II NASHUA RAIL ROAD
Open from ClintOnuiNe to Grotoa


IN and after Monday, July "a l84S, PASSENGER
- TRAINS Will run in connection with Trains upon
Fttchburg Rail Road, to Boston, as follows:
Leave Clhtonville at 20 Am % 05 AM and 405 NJ
utersectng at Groton with Trains srom Fitchburg Ia
Boeton at 7O5 AM $40 NJ. and 30 P. NJ. or on the
arrival of said Trains.
Returring-i Groton for Clintnnvile at SGT NJ
PM and 10 T. ~ the arrival Trains upon the
Fltchbnrg Raroad which leave Boston at Am, IL M
and ASS PM.
Trains upon the Stoney Brook Rail Road for LOWELL.
A STAGE will leave Worcester for Clntonville and
Lowell at 645 An and l30 P NJ and arrive at Clinton
vile in for the Trans which CntonvilIe al
a05 NJ and 4o5 P. NJ, and Groon at 40 M and 40
PM, the Stoney Brook Rail Road TO Lcwel arriv
ing in Lowell at 1925 Am. and 81.
RetarninS-Leave Lowell for Groton 740 A NJ. and
LIS PM, and arrive in Groon in for The Trains
for Clntonvie and Worcester, which leave Groon at
27 A. Nj. and P. M arriving in Worcester at il A NJ
and PM.
The Trains which leave Clntnnville az O5 A. M and
Lowell at Is M connect with Trains upon the Lowell
a1d Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads, thus
forming communication between Portland and Worces-
ter New York aud the West by way of the Norwich and
Worcester and Yves Railroads.
Fare from Worcester TO Lo,veIE, 81 rs
stage will run from Sterling to the village of New
Boston IN Lancaster with passengers for the Train which
caves Clntonvie at 90 AM returning the arrival
OF the last train from Boston and Groton
The above trains Groton with trains UNION
me Peterboro and Shirley Railroad and with the Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads, by way of the Fitch
burg Railroad. w. A. WHEELER
Worcester, July 90. dwti Agent.
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'uEgIO-Graim-u!uI0
HaOT4-Hn OTd-HnOTH
Wholesale AND RETAIL,
No. IL Washington Square.
'aYAo o. BRAMAN.
PATENTS.
n ana Foreign Office, and Agency of
!, u >: Patent Office, Washington,
To- ~ State Street, - Boston.

~ =
U. s. Patent Office. WASHINGTON
1870 NO. 22 State Street, - Boston,
HE subscriber by appointment from the Commssions
OF oil Fhtents is agent OF the U. s. Patent Office fn, re
cei'hg and forwarding to the same models specimens or
manufactures to be patented, deposited therein which
WI DC sent free Of expense and risk and with despatch
ne prepare Caveats, Specifications Assignments and ell
!ne necessary Papers and Dsawings will make research
mo american and foreign works, validity OF nyep
uoiA ana render advice legal and scientific sattsrs
respecting the same. Patents secured in Eurous aId
other countries 'F' et4u
by upphcauon at this Office inventors are saved the
me ana cost OF journey Washington and della, there
wen az al personal trouble in obtaining their patents
Inventions, and of consulting in respect 10 them ,no,
IN general q paramount Importance in order 10 oLfr
coTect PecUcdIons and claims The experience or -,
tesn years practice, extensive collection Of rare
a aeJ e. on mechanical subjects the Patent Laws
aho pasents oil different countries collected al much
pehse onrag the long time this Office has beeu stablhd
sogener WIFE accounts here kept Inventions aten,J
az washington, enable the subscriber to afford 10
aesrous OF procuring Patents assistance ana
"hich In other respects might he Iticut of sio;nn
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