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PATIENTS.
PATIENTS.
american and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
o. s. Patent Once Washington,

Anaer1con and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
Us. Patent Office, Washington,
No. % State Street, - Boston.
TT1HE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
of Patents, agent of the U. S. Patent Office fol re
ceivng and forwarding the same models, specimens
manufactures be patented deposited therein which
will be sent free Of expense and risk and with despatch
He prepare Caveats Specifications, Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
American and foreign works. TO test validity oil inVen.
tons, and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the same. Patents secured IN Europe and
other countries
By application at this Office, inventors are saved tn
ime and journey Washington, and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents.
They also have advantage Of Uerbay explaining their
Inventions and G consulting in respect TO them Gtters
general Of paramount importance in order to obtain
correct Specifications and claims. The experience of sir
teen years practice extensive collection of works
decisions &C. mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws,
and patents of different countries, collected at much ex
pense during the long time this office has been established
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
at Washington enable the subscriber to afford to inventors
DESTROYS procuring Patents assistance and Information
which in other respects might he difficult OF attainment
R. H. EDDY, CiUH Engineer.
Boston. Sept i, lS4s. ewly &eod
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All persons indebed either by note account to the
said Joseph Converse, to Joseph Converse Co,
requested make immediate payment of the same to
either the subscribers the old stand of Converse
Co.. who duly authorized to settle all such demands
CONVERSE Il CULVER.
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DRY Goods Cheaper than ever.

THERE NEVER WAS A TIME when many Goods
i could be bought for little money now at
CHAMBERLIN'S.
Ladies you cen buy
handsome light Calico Dress, fast coors yd for 623c
hae Printed La,cn do 40 yds> for go CT
A very fac 4 Scotch Lawn do. e yds) fur 80 cts
A nice Muslin de Lane do III yds) for 1877.
A handsomea4.4 Fouiard six do yds for $6,sb
nice High Lustre Black Six dc. he yds) or 500
large good Black Six Shatoi for SIS 0
good Embroidered Grape shawl for S3l
A very handsome BLACK VISITE, for s 100
Cotton Hoses cts Linen Hdks cts.
Common Calicos cts. Good Bingham cts
Good Sheetings cts. Children's Bonnet Ribbons SC
Ladies' Bonnet Ribbons, 10 cts.
All other goods in proportion at
May %. DIV CHAMBERLlNfS.
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II A. HECKTOR,
Fashionable Hair Cuffnr

fitting up Saloon No. 49, Main street. near>
4 y opposite the Court House. Worcester, where
be will strict attention Hair Cutting, Hair Dress
ing and Shaving, with ease and Champoong in the best
manner. Having had experience and practise in the
fashionable saloons in Boston, New York, and this
city, he aters himself that with attention his busi-
the of his customers he shall be able 10
Particular attention viii be paid to cutting
ch,ldren's hair. Razors honed al short notice.
Worcester April 20.
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NfeQL IYlyrchOisSe.

THE subscribers inform their friends and the public that
1 they have heen appointed Agents for the sale of
Wilson. HawkswOrth, Moss 81 Ellison's
STEEL,
and will be constantly piled with full and complete
assortment, CAST shear, Machinery and Blister STEEL
which will be sold ut Boston prices
MAY IS. dwSm E. F. DIXIE HAMILTON
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w Worcester, May 4, 1919.
A CARD.

THE subscribers having disposed Of their interest in
L the GROCERY BUSINESS TO P. H0LBROOK g. CO.,
uld cheetfuly recommend them TO their former pat
rons and the public generally
PERKINS & FLANDERS.
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Cjsterns Cementcd.

THIS notify all those who wish to have Cisterns
Cemenied in the ground that the subscriber has had
much experience in CemeDng Csterns and will this
work the improved plan. All orders for such
work let house No z TEMPLE STREET, Worcester
will be promptly attended to.
Nav %. DIV HUGH JOYCE.
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CITY Furniture Ware Rooms.


w. IL III. BAKER
NTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of the City Of
w Worcester and vicinity and their former customers,
that they have opened large and commodous Rooms at
No. 244 Main ST., corner of Pleasant,
or the manufacture and sale of all the LATEST kinds OF
PARLOR FURNITURE.
They have constantly hand make at shor. notice,
Black Walnut CoUCHEs, .OTToMANs, LOUNGES,
Tete a tee DlVANS and TAB0URETS.
Also the French Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS, con
sucted upon the most approved principles OF comfort,
taste and durabyal the latest patterns of American
CHAlRS-aso The French and Eng sh patterns Modern
and AUTHORIZATION CHAIRS Of every style-also,
Dentists, Barber's, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS.
covered with Satin Plush, Damask, and Hair ClOth-
Needle Work carefully mounted la the tasteful man
ner.
Also, general assortment of
SECRETARiES, BUREAUS,
Centre, Gard and Work TABLES-Book and Show Cases.
Desks, Hat Trees, What Nots, Tea Poys &c.
Also entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment of Cheap Furniture, cane and wood
Palm Leaf and Hair MATTRESSES, made and Resulted
Furniture repaired, uarnished, &c.
PULPIT and other Church Furniture made to order.
Upholstery and Carving
in all their branches Original designs for Furniture Cur
tans and other Upholstery work. furnished for single
articles suits of rooms.
w. & Fl. B. having leased for term of years
large and convenient building with extensive
power attached they command facilities for the manuac
ture OF Furniture unsurpassed by in the State and
having secured the services OF the experienced work
men, they prepared all orders in their bust
ness, with economy durability and despatch They would
call particular attention the fact OF their manufacturing
all of their Upholstery work, thus securing their
mers articles wholly superior TO the Boston Auction fur
ntnre which can he sold "tUenty per cent less than
good article particularly shop and second hand
" Gentlemen about to furnish Hotels Board
ing Houses, private residences requested 10 call
Also. Country Deaers will find it greatly 10 their advan
tage to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester. March Is. 1919. dwtfl2
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Choice and Scarce Goods
At eli Nj RERLIN3S.

7OfA BLACK SILK SHAWLS, every price
HUI from to Is dollars
BLACK LACE Wells, from Auction, some very rich
~" BIRREGES, LAWNS, and TISSUES, for summer
eara very beau iu assortment 0fchoice c"ors cheap
Black GRENADINES, mourning figured and pian:VerJ
scarce and desirable. .nnroES
GREEN MOUSSELIN de LAINS and BARREGES.
Nth TRIMMINGS 10 match very fashionable, and dncui
10 ind in these choice shades.
Green Cause Yeiis all prices, very cheap.
Drab Moreen, different qualities
SUMMER sTUFFs for boys, very good assortms ~!
May %.
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NOTICE.

TENHE ARCHITECTURAL BUSINESS will be continued as
heretofore by the subscriber, at No. 20 Central Er.
change ELBRIDGE BOYDEN.
April 2. DIFF
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Steam Propeller Freight Line
= E-Sea = Norwich and New York.

: Eaa = Norwich and New York.
S$EAssg5Tssg- Winter Arrangement.
THE Steam Properers will leave Norwich for n. Yorl
The Shctucket, Capt. GEER, Mondays al o'clk P M
The Quinebaug, Capt. WILLIAMS, Wednesdays at do
Leave Ntw York for N0rwich,
The She ucke Capt GEER, Thursdays, at oclk r M.
The Quinehang. Capt WILLIAMS, Saturdays, at do.
10 Freight by this Line should be marked Propeller OF
Propeller Line.
For fun cher information inquire the Captains board
of NORTON, CONVERSE q CO., NOR
WHITAKER, HAMMOND & CO., witch
Norwich, Dec 80. II <
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NEw ARRANGEMENT.


AN and ater February 18th, the Passenger Cars will
~ leave Mortified for Boston, at 81 A. M via Lebanen
Concord Manchester, Nashua aud Lrwei, and also via
Windsor Claremont Bellows Falls, Keene, and Fitch
bnra intersecting both routes with the Nashua ana
Warsssler train for Norwich Comm and New York city.
with The Ncrwich and Worcester for Hartford and
New Haven Comm and New York city.
Leave Boston att and n Am and IL NJ for Mortified
rre,abt rains run daily between Mortified and Boston
nstaoes rua in connection with the Central road for
ali narts of Central, Northern and Western Vermont
Northern New York and Canadas.
JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
NorthfeId, Feb.l0, e49. VI
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WORCESTER * NASHUA RAIL ROAD
EsEsES9 5sss szs55 Esg.ssss1 Ezaasa a II

agslss Il =. &c. q. = % $1,000
Summer Arrangement, commencing April 2, lS49.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run follows.
Leave arrive at Groton Nashua and
Worcester at Junction at Lowell at
6 50a SIS 9 90 am.
IL 90 am. " 30 pm. lis pm.
S.5S pm. Sis pm. 30 pm.
Leave Nashua reach
and Lowell at Worcester at
Z 30 s15am $40 a m.
l,l5am IL 80 pm. 200 PIN.
4l5pm Sis pm. 6.S2 pm
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Greton
Junction. Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily tor Grotnn Junction and w Worcester
At Forester, the $50 A. M train connects with Nor
& Wor ST. Bt train from NewYork-Early trains of the
Bos. a. Wer, Prov. d. WUr Nor. q Wor., and Western
r. Road, with The ii AN train irGm Worcester.
At Groton junction. trains arrive simultaneously at
Is A. NJ IL 50 5. 10 P. NJ, from Worcester Nashua,
Boston, Fchburg, Lowell aud West Townsend and de-
part simultaneously for the above named places at 6.l5
Am, IL. 80 and Is P. Nj.
Trains arriving Nashua connect with upward trains
of Concord and Wilton Rail Roads and those leaving
Nashua depart arrival OF downward trains OF the
roads.
{Ths road forms the cheapest and most expeditions
channel OF communication for Freight and Passengers
between New FORK City the Southern and Southwestern
portions of New England (nclndiug the line OF the West
ern Rail Road, and Lowell, Lawrence, and Portland
Nashua Manchester, Concord, and all places in the vi
cinty of the Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal
Nor,hern and Passumpsic Railroad and Vermont Central
Railroad upward from White River Junction-Aso, to
all places the line of the Ftchbug, Vermont and Mas
sachusets Cheshire Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail-
road from Windsor, and Passumpsc R. r. from White
River Junction. J. w. STOWELb Supt
Worcester Aprl 2. le49 dwtf
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Upton, Grafton, N. E. Village, and

AU ANS q CO'Ss
Boston, New York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore
EXPRESS.
flss1klasEskEN CO. forward Goods Parcels, Money
s;;ss:ss:ssS IA &C. and make collections on Norwich
- New York Philadelphia, Washington, Pitts.
urg and ST. Louis with the utmost promptitnde giving all
possible and any kinds OF business of the abovs
description ID TO them GA. s. co. also forward
Parcels Letters, all parts of Europe.
OFFIC ESQ Court st Boston; l55 Man-st, Worces-
tor: is sieuskeI ST. Norwich; b. f. Boes, N. London
Is Chestnut 81, Philadelphia; Wall St. New York |;
Light ST., Baltitnore Penn Avenue, Washington; IS
.aurth ST. Pitts urg corner Pine and Waterts, 81 ou.
NJ. RANNEY, Express Office, Am. Temp House, Wor
cesteT. ALVIN ADA Ms,
worcester NAV 90 II w B. DINSMORE.
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REMOVAL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber would ask all Indebted TO him for Luw
Der, to come forward and settle their accounts, as
all bills after The frat of month will tie
left for collection. b. BUFFUMs
Worcester, 9Th mo. IL, 1ea9. dwtf
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POSSES
OLD LINE REVIVED.

OLD LIN Z KEt1t ED
Boston & Worcester Accommodation Stage
" b. Boston, lss.s on M &ond h% s %ss
nesdays, and Erdays at 10 o'cl'k
So coo .Sy LA M passing through Cambridge,
WATERFOWL, Waltham, Weston,
Wayland, Sudbury Mills Marlboro, Norhboro, shrews>
ury, TO Worcesier
Returnng-lcases Worcester Tuesdays Thsrsdays, and
Saturdays, at O'Clock A. NJ passing through the same
towns Boston.
Passengers left and called for in part OF Boston or
Worcester free of charge.
III business nrus ed TO the subscriber faithfully attend
ed to, share of public patronage respectu solie>
ed JOHN w. HILTON, Driver.
April 25. d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-14

The following scene is reported to have occurred on
board 2 steamer carrying deiachments Of Alabama and
Louisiana volunteers to tile late war.
One tall volunteer from the pine land Of Alabama was
unhappy FIR The w7nto Of employment. lie sauntered a
mig HIT sau filing v, a." when it occurred 10 him that
he might. as he eNj ressed i, take a good wash" He
was q talI lank fellow, with shocky head of dry, gras
~ Hair, hanging down to Ills shoulders. With a deIib-
Grafton consistent with an idle sea voyage, tie commenced
rubbing the turpeutine soap of the ship into his hair and
Skin with commondaole vehemence lie had cause t,
take a great deal IF l2in7, fur Va observed to himself
THAT he had an acre Of barrack mud on him."
: II must be observed that all this while the vessel was
blowing further out into the sea-; and By this time the
Mississippi water in the w~ash-roon had become exhaust
ed, and he threw his bucket over the vessels side to
repleuish his basin.
The first dash he made was at Ills head the turpen
tine Of the soap and the sadness of the water soon formed
a chemical combination, and the oily qualities ofthe soap
disappeared; and left sonnet hing in its stead resembling
tar. Twoor three rakes Of the fingers through the hair
elevated il upright on the Alabamian's head, slf' as the
quill Of 4 p~orcupine. '''Ihat's another trick played up
On me-" said the u~nwashed, in a rage, Ills hair Sill grow
ing iercer. At this moment the wafer drippeI on his face
and he commenced splitting. as if nauscated to THE last
degree. Cody ana determiuedly, he went TO His BELT,
toal 4 bowie" some fifteen inches long, and delivered
himself thus Some Of them thar L0uisiauians has
played tricks %enufTon me. Now, if any one dare, let
HIM fetch me the one that put salt in this ere water"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-14

It seems lTat DNt a few m0nths since-it can hardly Be
4 year-that our friend William II. BurIeigh, editor Of
the Hartford Chatter Oak, " and FIR twelve years 70 our
knowledge a thorough abohrtjonjsts, came very near hay
ing his Office destroyed by a Locofoco mob on account Of
some remarks he had published. deemed disrespactful 70
the volunteers from that city and neighborhood inst re-
turned from the Mexican war. For several days there
was an even chance that his office would be disembow-
ellcd. A few moons have vaxed and waned, and 10 I!
Burleigh is Estate Printer" for Connecticut, 50 far a. the
House can make him.by the vote of every Locofoco in it!
Queer world This. If man can only stand his ground
in it, luck may very likely com round to him-who
knows.-.N. Y. Tribune.
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BLOODY AFrRAY.-It is reported that at a place called
The Point, in Pamela county, bloody scene recently
occurred. Some men were playing cards. Two Of them
"a doctor and a young man, names not remembered
fell out and concluded to have a fight with their fists,
and went ont and stripped themselves, but the youngman
declined. They then resumed their game. After playing
awhile lie young man said he was willing ITO fight with
knives" whereupon the doctor commenced on him. After
4 few mutual stahs the doctor killed him.. HIS brother
then took it up, fought, and was also killed. The Tier
brothers Of the two, Of whom there were in all eight
now attacked the doctor and killed him. This is only one
more If the ten thousand multiplied SCIENCES Of enormity
which that fell curse, gambling. has eniajled. Gambling
and drinking convert men from men into bloodthiTstv
hyenas, and stain our race with foul misdeeds that woula
disgrace a fend.-Tcras Union.
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COOPERATION = per cents par value Sl00-ast sales
Al 9S.
james River s Kanawha Bonds. guaranteed by the
State-97 50as9S and interest.
Exchange Bank Stock par value St0O-none on
sale.
Farmers Bank Srock-rr value $1,000.
Virginia Bank St,ck-par value S70-66.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 500 held SIS.
Richmond Fire Association Siuck-par value 800
500 50 a sc.
Richm,nd. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Rad
PAR value 81 held al So and int.
Sales OF 10 bbs. City Mil Flour to-day at 81 81
which is 4 decline.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-14

10 Anumber ofsesselS, carrying e%migrants for Cali
fornia, were at Rio at tie last dates. More than two
thousand American passengers IN these slips gave life
10 he city. The Emperor received a visit from them in
p body and gave them many privileges. Their conduct,
however, was in many cases outrageous, and difficulties
occurred between them aud Inc police. So, at ChagTes,
a collision tok place between the authorities and the emf
grants. In consequence Of The non appearance Of the
steamer, and the impossibility Of getting conveyance to
California there was ali accumulation of some two or three
thousand persons in Panama. Tie price Of living rad
increased and many Of the e~migrauts had found their
means exhausted by the detention. A similar accnmu-
lation is witnessed at independence, on the western from
tier of Missouri. Two OF three thousand e~rnigranls are
chartered there, destined u make The overland journey
Discussions have risen in some Of the companies organ
lied. Many individuals nave become disguised and re-
turned home. Many more viii wish they had followed
the example before they reach their destination
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-14
OBITUARY.,

Died, athis residence on Rel River. Louisiana. on
The Glh ot April, JOHN NJ. lANCEY, in the 39th
year VI hs az. elJes, IN of J1el AMI Elizabeth Yancey.
late If Bedford County. Va. The deceased possessed in
an eminent degree all those qualities Of head and heart
which dignity ana adorn THE human character. His lrfty
Integrity and nice sense If honor challenged the respect
aai confidence of The public; whilst the warmth and gen
crosby Nj his feelings never failed t, entear him to all
Whp came Within thu sphere of his intimate acquaintance.
To his afflicted relations in Ills community, the tdings
II his juevocab.e separation from them on earth have
come frau-ht wltn an anguish that Twill not be c1mfor-
ted." The la-tIllness Ut lie deceased was painful and
Pntracjed, bat he blre his suferiugs with the uncom-
planning dignity and f1rtitude VI a philosopher.
-, at her residence, On the lst inst, Mss Eliza
beth c. TOmphins, daughter Of the Rev. James Tomp-
klns. The deceased was the subject of afiiiction for sew
eral years previous TO her death. 1t will be comforting
10 he. friends to know that she died in peace, expressing
whilst able TO speak her entire trust in the Redeemer.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

We have awaited for full and official returns from all
the Congressional Districts, the results beirg known in
all but the fourteenth, or Kanawha District. The chances
are rather in favor Of Beale's election by a small ma
io7jty. AS far as heard from, his majority over Nc
Comas was 500. Fayette, Nicholas, Cabell ana
WAYNE counties 10 hear from, which gave Taylor ina
sriiy of2S7. We incline u think Tile representation from
Virginia, in The next Congress, viii stand fourteen Dem
ocrats and ONE Wing.
We have rumcrs that ID. Avere.t'smajority il reduced
10 ONE.
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Ne SD. I'll aa article uPn CA"adian anii's IA our
,b,t burinr I.r|4cse lli.~and P"olc ho9FeS'
-,;u- .5,. ,i,., Governors with rotten eggs and
io ,nv -..cts5is. IL aJ. more dangerous, missiles,
QUE ...,,l,,. wish American ideas. We have
[. -r.r .a3 adjudication of'ais nt1e ). Y Globe,
..,r,- TILL Canadians have been particularly
N"'| o.. ,is alls. .l a-s years. y general election
.r.r .,.s rra.. " allt ts-rcefil rios, and
LII l.n-,. q-I WY interference u Tip military to r.
-f- WshazlrI the assertion that more blJai
.,Hr m.rs breaches III the peace witnessed, at
n. ,.u.f o ClaaIl. w.hil the list Ten years,than have
i.r tho elections held ia The United States from
..-t.n.ot M jamestown "a The present time.
H. KY, ana excitement necessarily eIicied BY con
80. tr the Presidency, were, it was farsl By many.
,..,,.d \, la,,ae r--ater aaI r-eat--.a5 tme pua.ato1
,.t, orrr,v increased AMI The Importance anI p7,r7-
f,5. ,f.. ,y--s arrnentaJ bv t,at Increase alone.
III III, ..- ~ ry J-1I1is fr a9,r-h-1s11 III the
,.ul ,-d they were entertained 5y many WHO we're II
-. b,bt Nj t1kiar tha m st hop,iul views Of the fuiure.
~, ..l-n-. ,,r-vsr. thlt thev hars n5t b.en realized
~. i,cioa n tbi,k that lie Presidential ele,.io Of 1915.
..,;ro ami animated the canvass v,s c,nduc,e "a
o.r;,r rtb 1,ss vi,Ianca- wi,b
Nim,o,,,, Of n,f,i,ness or fand than a7v one
IN wo.o,,., ;,Iao5 call f, mind, sioriA in
,aoor3.3 Ia dz.,siitabIe scene III tha p5us.-
LIE Con, That the s-,.a Of personal responsibility
! 49, ILnha i,.,o,.ad imn,-7r-a uf tms c-,.i.r
Ca,.~n. ,b5t ,stte- [orieri II preserved al tr4 4 ns.
- H. los Hsnlsiijou 10 riot. at 4 Presidential cleo.
,i,o ,bn1 II M election for aldermen III members II the
60 u \.tio1sI Larisitrrc. Imay. pernsps. BE- s2iI
-, t,,,o, $50 tfc c,rifJ,tss are known IN The
~ /" ~ . Am r..r,. n o.I-,.I
c'h9''ue"'y " .''
than where the e'ec.'a '1l.' Ui'" f'Il 4''+'''S' anu
II hf atA.IE pr-fytu U-fT4Ht UUHI'tl nrluCluIE-.
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Runaway,

I'M ~ subscriber, on Monday; the 7h inst, a negro
L man, named ~Burgoyne, commonly called Bug. Said ne
gro is about % years Of age, and is about s feet in height, slcn-
der make and rather Inclined to be knock-kneed and Outright
complexion; had on, when h left, a black cloth cap-other
g5 and returning him to me, or securing him in jail so that
/ get him again, Shall be reasonably rewarded for his trou-
bic. ny address is Lynchburg, Va
BRACKENRIDGE OK.
May 10-3tf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-14

Uqfcrs rersrS Udr.-Oficial notice has been given
that letters sent u the British West Indies sealed with
wax, have the sea, removed by the mail agent on bolFd
the steamer, who substitutes a wafer for the wax; the
reason being THAR The w2x @oftens in tropical climates
causing the letters to adhere to each other and rtherw Sc
dsfacing them. We have repeatedly pointed oui The ex-
paliency Of using waters for ship letters
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MIND

The London Eramidcr gives the following analysis Of
Nj. Glqdstone's mind
Ibis mind is a dialec,ical mill in which every thing is
ground p dust. i separafes and qualities and refnes.
till you lose all understanding IF what the thing is reduc-
ed to. The more he teaches, the less is comprehended /;
his Arguments begin with an Ineligible breadth, and
thea taper ana taper away. finer BY degrees and beauti-
fully less, till they become i~mpalpable to the sense. As
he proceeds he aitenuates till he is lost, like the gut,a
percha hardness when warm, which leaves the carriage
a mile behind, the traces drawn out 50 the fneness IF
e1ssamer, the vehicle not drawn at all"