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RG3TCN ADVERTISEMENTS
PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office,
Agency for Business with U. S. PateI
Oftce, WASHINGTON.

t AMERICAN anu Eorelg1 UlIlCe,
Agency for Business with U. S. PateI
OGice, WASHINGTON.
No. 22 State Ssreet-BOSTON.
1910 the subscriber appointed by tire Com
L missioner of Patents Agent OF the L s. Patent Office,
in accordance with the 10th Sec. of Act Of 1881.
Having reinquished the Agency for transmission q
Models and adopted more expeditions mode of send
be procured about six weeks earlier; ne continues to
forward them free OF expenseto prepare Caveats Spec
hcaons, Assignments and all the necessary Papers and
Drawings for Patens and to render advice legal and
scientific matters respecting the sare Pate secured
IN Europe other countries. ttat lra
By applicStVI iths office, inventors saved the
lime and cost of .Curney to WashinstOn, and delay
there, well all person. trouble in obtaining their
patents. They also have the advantage Of verbally
planning their Inventions, and Of consulting in respect
TO them; mttes, in general, OF paramount Importance
in order TO obtain correct specifications and caina.
Inc experience OF sixteen years Practice All extensive
collection Of works, DECISIONS ETC.. mechanical
subjects, the Patent Laws, and Patents different
countries collected much expense during the long
time this Office has beeli established, together with
accounts here kept OF inventions patented at Washing
ton enable the subscriber afford inventors, DESTROYS
of procuring Patents. assistance aud information which
in other respects might be difficult Of attainment
R. H.. EDDY. Solicitor OF Patents.
Washington. July n. IS43. Daring the
time occupied the Office of Commissioner of Patents,
X. H. EDDY, Esq, OF Boston, did business al the Patent
Office as Solicitor for procuring Patents There were
few, il any, per acting i'll that capacity who had
much business before the Patent Office; and there
who conducted il with ski fidelity and
regard MIR Ed. OF the best informed and
most skfnl Patent Solicitor in the United States, and
have no hesitationn assuring that they
not employ person conpeten and Trustworthy,
and more capable If putting their applications form
secure for them early and iavorably eOnsdsas
ton al the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE.
s..... 81 Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston, Sept 6, 1852. sep6 eod& wlam
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THE OYSTER BUSINESS IN BALTIMoRE.--The
Baltimore American of the 4th inst. says that one
Of the largest and most enterprising establish
ments in the oyster trade in that city, is now for
warding daily to the west, by way Of the Balti-
more and Susquehanna Railroad and the Penn
sylvania Improvements, eight tons of oysters in
cans Tha operations of this one concern com,
prise the opening Of two Thousand hve hundred
bushels Of oysters per day. giving constants en-
ioploynlent to one hundred and fifty men ana BOYS
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To Be Continued.

Egg The Bangor Wing states that Rev. Prof
Pond, of the Bangor Theological Seminary, has
been recently delivering a course of lectures be-
fore the students against Phrenology, and against
the doctrines now universally prevalent, that the
brain is the organ of the mind. a.;t2s
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WorceSter,S S. 5U H Dec g. 1882
CHARLES MASON, Esq., Commissioner of lnsol-
" vency in and for the County OF Worcester, has
this day issued against the Estate of ERSON
COWEE, OF West Boylsto IN said County, MAchnist,
Insolvrnt Debtor and the payment Of any debts
and the delivery of any property belonging to the sad
lsoivent DEBTOR t. him, for his use aud the rans-
fer OF any properly by him, forbidden by law
The first meeting oihe creditors of the said insoyen
debtor, will be held Court of Insolvency, the Of
fee oil the said Commissioner in Ftchburg in said Coun
y, The twenty second day of December current at
niue o'clock in the forenoon for the proof of Debts and
the choice of an assignee, or assignecs 9vi
HORATIO HILL Dep. Sheriff,
deG7 d3-w2w Messenger
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no BE LET.
To LET.

Cottage House for Sale or to Rent
2sr5 SITUATED in pleasant Grove, on Hill ST.,
IWnis South of May street, and ia, al the Dread Insti-
iute. Said Cottage is new, and contains seven
Rooms, Apply to e. B. LOWELL.
noy29 dtApl%
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Dwelling House on Pearl Street 50 be Let
A5A THt House No II Pearl street, le|ey occu
nna pied by Mrs. Denny Possession eivoI lmmedl
- atey. Apply 10 VIM. HARRINGTON,
NOV 3 diff at Bemis & Co.'S Shoe Store.
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Judd's Baking Powder

ID EMEJBER, by this process of king, the
Al steam produced raises the bread mo fermentation
by acids,) hence hot is necessary
Rem m6er al,o that 100 pounds of -four yeasted and
then dried leaves but 6b3 pound while l0J pounds Of
flour and pounds of powder, baked aud dried, leaves
100 5-9ils pounds. lponnd of powder and Is pounSs
of -four, is n0nrishiHg 81 pounds of flour yeasted
Bread with the process is recommended by many
able phyicians for persons having the weakest
ktonlachs g. L. HOWE, 1853 Main street,
Worcester, Agent for orcester County.
sept30 dav If
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WORCESTER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9.
MUSICAL.
Piano Forfes.

TUST received, and for sale, an rssoriment OF
~ Beautiful Pi inO FOrtts.
One gothic style of excel ut finish aud tone. Per-
Sons wishing to purchase, invited ce and exam
No. AZ Front street.
Also jus received and ior sale, dpzen beautiful Pr
ano stools, of various styles. s. 4. LELAND
Worcester, Oct. &, 1852. DIFF
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Chamber Rooms to Let.

TENHE Rooms p Hubrook & Co.'S Grocery Store
! to let. Possessiot given mmsdiatey. They
PLEASANT easy ofacoess rent low and the location
second to city. For particulars inquire of
af ~ p. HOIBROOK u CO..
Isl Main, corner of Mechanic street
Worcester, June 25 1852. DIFF
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FOR THE MILLION!
SILVER WARE, WITCHES & JEWELRY.
T.. u. ESaAasgalAEsHa 4 e,a-.

Il. -. GD8szeAEsaD & Go,
at their new Building called &C Union Block,
NO 1917 Main street,
MOULD inform heir customers in this city and vcin-
w ty 'hdt theA have iust opened many and fash
innabe Goods solicit examination of their stock
By all about make purchases of any articles in
the line Stock is very large, and consists of:
Silver y able and Tea ades' and Gents Gold
Spo ms. Chains;
S gar, Salt, g. Mustard do. Diamond Pins and Rings
Silver Forks and Butter 80 different styles Ladies'
Knives; Hoops, Drops, and Knobs
Silver Pitchers and Cups Ladies' fine Brooches
plain and fancy Gents Seat Pins 81 Studs;
Plated and Britannia ware; Keys, Pencils 4 Ibmb es
Cake Baskets and Casters; Gold Rracel-ts and Snaps
Table Bells. plain and tancy Entire sly lie of Rings
Gents. Polt MONIES and Cuff Pins, Shell
Gents. 6 ola FGbs AID Seals; Back and Side Combs,
Vest Chains and Hooks SILVER Combs round fol
Gold " ches OF every de- Children
scription.
We would call the attention OF the public to large
assortment OF
Gold and Silver Spectacles.
Having madd arrang meuts with the Manufacturer
we have all the varons kinds of Glass, sui all eyes
ami ages Mathematical INSTRUMENTS OF al prices
WATCHES and Je~el'y uy repaired, and warrant
I'd. OLD Gold and Slver zen exchange. All of the
above Goods Offered low for ash, whnl~s tie or
retail. " Call at the Union Block, No 1877 Main ST.
l.. ID. GODDARD K Gu.
Worcester Nov. 10, 1852. diff
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Wedding Cards

DRINTED at this Office in a style equal to the best
Il Copper Plate, and at less than haltthe cost.
EARLE d DREW,
deG3 0awtf 10. 2l2 Main street
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line, Melcphine, and Aeolian
Mandatory.

INHE subscribers contmne to manufacture the abov
nanei instruments, for ParOr and Church use
with many vailabie improvements, which render them
superIot 10 those of other makers.
~ .. We also, are tn Exclusive proprieors for the
manufacture OF tarharts celebrated patent Reed nstr
ments in Worcester County, and for the tone of hch
we have Obtained tne highest premiums. All instru-
nens warranted Ia i've satisfaction Also, Piano Fortes
aud Musical Merei.ndise of.very descriptions for sale
wholesale and re ;il. PEARSON & lORING,
203 Main St, Worcester. successors to
jy7 dsw6m Farley 81 Pearson
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UNITED STATES
and Foreign Patent Agency.

and Foreign Patent Agency.
Office, 80 STATE St., corner Of Congress street,
BOS Ton.
TNHE undersigned, late Principal Examiner in the
i United States Patent Office al Washington, d c.,
offers his services those about making application FIR
Patents, wi The hope thar his long Official Connection
with that Office aud his familiarity with lis III es aud
practice, will enable him to give satisfaction 10 thuse
who may employ him
Those unacqnamIed with him, are referred TO the fol
lowing testimonials from his late colleagues.
SAMUEL. COOPER.
Theundersigned, Principal and Assistant Examine s.
in the ned States Patent Office, have several years
been W ell acquainted with Mr. samuel Cooper, laIel,
Principal Examiner in this flee, take pleasure in
stating that he gentleman OF tbs highest raj char
acte OF ques Toned know Wedge in the business and
practice of the oice and that his scientific attanments
such eminenty fit him the business in which
he is about engage
Is HENRY b. RE WICK, rrc
l.. D. GALE, Principal Examiners
j. II. LANE.
# R. PEALE,
THOMAS T EVERETT, Assistant
F. S0UTHGAGE SMITH, Examiners.
WIN CHAUNCY LANGDON.
From long acquaintance, and intimate official rela-
ti0ns with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily in the
Wal. P. N. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner of Paiens."
oct'2 dls3m
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Butter and Cheese.

1890 LBS VI Dairy Butter, in small and large
HOW tubs.
500 lbs. w. DaiTy Cheese, part Sage.
800 hbls. assorted Winter and Fall Apples.
200 lbs oney cor'h in small boxes.
90 bushels Philadelphia shell banks
Also, Squashes, BeeIs Onions Potatoes, Citrons, and
a great assortment of Groceries, for sale AT
GILBERT C. KNAPP'S, No. Front street
Worcester, Oct. so, le52. diff
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BuTalo Robes

Stone Martin, Fitch, an 0tLer I7Ers,
or the hest manulaclure, for sale in great variety,
" cheap, at MERRllI,s
det6 dtwtf y }aa gNE 22l lain street.
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GRnCERrES. &c.
T. of. H sord's Patent SAT ty Fluid
Lamp and Lamp Filler,

FINHE above Invention removes the danger llv ap
l pretended rom tn use of burning FIuii 1t needs
no recommendation any one " no will examine the
Lamp, we think VIII be convinced Of its supernr TO
any hing of the KIND offered the pubic. Oard
Fluid Lamps altered at Z SIN III EXPENSE.
The public are ihvte1to examine the Lamp, at the
store OF the subscriber 2a6 Nam street, where they may
be had at wholesale or reia Of II. AYRES
sep27 dtfis iaeieral Agent for Worcester Couutv
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WANTS,
IT a N T z .

. OR HANDS to peg Women's Shoes, for which
Apo'hecary Store. nov23 DIFF
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I0ken5.

THE second and third stories of the Brick Block
1 rer OF Southbriage and Main Streets. 1t is good
stand for Boot manufacture Water the ID floor,
Apply to L. SPRING, ID,
apa # or 1t No3 Mamie nIlce.
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FALL STYLE.
Busiuess Cards

ENTE print eco Business Cards in good style
w and upon Stuck ofexceilent quality, tor So Is.
LIE d. DREW,
deco dawtf No 2l2 Main street.
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flows and Nancy Goods.

Toys and Fancy Goods.
yFNHE Christmas Holidays are approaching, aud all
those who wish to do by Others, they would that
Others should do by them, are invited TO make their
econs from the large and varied Of Toys,
FANCY GooDs, &c, which always be found ut
dec3-dawtf MERRILL'S, No, 81 Main street.
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Hair Mattresses, aud spring Beds
TAlR Mattresses, ana Spring Beds made 10 order, Of
III the best quallty at $50 Main street, Cup stars
ocl9 daWU IABER d CHULLAR.
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NUTS.
GHELL BARKS, Grenobles, Almonds, Filberts, Cas-
y tinas, &c, for sale by
novl7 diff Fl. GRl9FIN & CO.
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Soda Soap.

Butter Butter
eceved this day forty barrels of prime Roll Butter,
HI at No "a Main street where may be found choice
variety of groceries, which will be sold cheap for cash
Worcester, Dec. l, 1852 diff J. b. PRATT
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,.gs Ems s Shell Banks
TEN barrels OF Philade pha shell Banks, just
ceived by J. E GREGORY, Nos i, 8, 5, and z
Main ST., opposite Court House. in nov27
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& m U "a M

s DOE ZEN
A CCORDEOEs, and Futnas, for-sae at q
II ~vts, MARSirs Music Store,
1874 Main street. Price from 81 10 $50 oct2 df
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Land Warrants.
THE highest price 10 Cash paid for Land Warrants
i by g. HOLLAND, No.263 Main street, 81
laug2D "a dtf sstsilgA tC Worcester. Mass.
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500 4 Native Wine

NdGlVG w InG. ~
LNOR Communion and Medicinal pnrpos.s, Just re-
IL ceiyed from the Manufacturers, (Messrs Gazer &
Flint and for sale at Wholesale and retail, BY
sisg sRff BUSH a. CO., Botanic Druggists.
81 No. "a Front street, Sole Agents for Worcester
novs3 3weodawis
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Winter Apples

Winter Apples.
A prime lot just received and Tor sale Low, at the
N Worcester Produce Store, by 4.ts
novz7 diff BASsETr, EARLE, BROTHER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-29

fs,ya AhRlVAL.-Ju,t received in store, q s.
~ scrcsty more of these beautiful open "
Co,l and Wood Purlor and Office Stoves; also
lnrge lot Of new patterns of Coolmg Sforcs, very
cheap; together with large assortment OF Air
tight Cooking Stoves of the latest snd most dear
rable STYLES, dircc, from the Northern munuincfo-
rics. Also another lot of Ranges Just received of
the best kinis in use, md which will be sold Mt
much less price thnu have ever before been ofcre@
in this market.
The subscriber has hand and j. prepared to
furnish and TT up, Hot Air Furnaces for warming
public buildings, factories &c. of the best style in
usc. nj a low price md in perfect manner.
Tin and Iron Roofing, Fave Cutters, &c., Pu, on
in superior manner
G, instantly on hand good assortment of Tin
Bnitannia. Brass and Jurunned Wares, Eunmcllcd
and iInllow Warcs, Bake Ovens, Sndirons &c. NIL
aC which offered NJ extremely low prices. AT the
New Stove Store. one door South Of the Virsiuian
Office.
Old India Rubber Shoes. Pewter. Copper, Brass
and Rags. taken in exchange.
Nu, o-,s G. : EIISc
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NEW ARsIANGEIEEN 0:TE1E
~ MAII.S.-JfI FST gSiI.

NORrHERN.-Arrivcs from Charlottesville
the same day, heretofore. VIZ Tucsdays. Thurs
day. aud saturdays. Schedule iusc of arrival ;. n
m. Lelvc,, az heretofore Sundays, W cdncsdnys
and trilnys nj ,, a IN.
PACKET MAll..-Arrivcs every day. except
Tunsiny. between and :. n. Leaves every
day. except SUNDAY, about :, a. m. By the North
"rn Stag aul Packet there i received and despatch
al. er-ry tar. mlifnr Richmond aud points North
snd South Of that city.
i1S The Canal why mail i-rrceyrd W. Wcnctlays,
Friday. AMI Sn1riays, aud icspatrhrd Mondays,
W rslursi1yt and FRIDAYS aS heretofore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-29

Few OF us whose hives are passed in No..
.pnLlicsm simplicity basc ~ny dciMsc ids~
If the amount 81 wealth. and splcndor rl,.r
surrounds many of the English nol.Iss ).
their princcly residences. Anin,elligsir
American, writing from Eng land, .l~scr,bss
some of these things. a
The Earl osSpenccr's Homestead. about
sixty r79ies from London. compriss ter
Thousand acres. tastefntfy 5yslsd into
parks, meadows, pastures. woods and gar
dens HIS library. called The finest pri-.
vatc library in the world. CAPTAINS t;fy
thousand volumes. Extensive nul ole.
sgunt stables gr2en houses and era,scrvs.
tories. game keepers house, dog kennels.
portcrs lodge, and iarm-houses without
number, 90 10 complete the establishment.
Hundreds Of slccp and cattle Craze in ih~
parks about he house
Tue Duke of Richmond's home farm.
at Goodwnrd, sixty miles from London.
consists Of twcnty-thrco thoussDd arres, or
over ilauy6vc square miles. And tins is.
in crowded England. which has populs,
'uon Of l6 .000,0 600. and an are nf orly Co.
600 square miles, or Just 32 900. 600 or
acres, giving, were the land divided. but
Two acres tn each i,haiifaps. The rrsi.
deucc of The Duke is u complete rslacr -.
One extensive hallis covered with yelk,w
silk and pictures IN the richest and mos,
costly tapestry. The dishes and plates up
on the tables asc all efporcpl'p and silycr
and gatd. Twenty Ave race horses stand
in the stable, each being assigned 10 the
care Of special groon. A grotto nsav
the house, the ladies spent six years in NJ
dorning. A a,iary is supplied with al
r'ost every variety Of rare and elegant
birds. Large herds of cattle, sheep and
deer, nre spread over the imnenss lawns,
The Duke Of Dvvonslire's place as
Chatswolth, IS suid TO excel in magniJi-
cence, any other in The kingdom. The N
come of the Duke is Que million of dolinra
a year. and he Is said 70 fpepI il oil. In
the grounds abuut his house. are hep, G,nr
hundred head Of cattle, and iouriccnl,un-
dred deer. The kitchen gardens eoota als
twelve acres. and is filled with ulr1ost eve.
ry species Of fruit and vegetables. "A va.s
aloretum conuccicd with the establish.
tmeaf, IS dcsgncd to contain ssmrlcor
every tree that grows, There " ,Ise
glass conservatory 3S7 feet in length, lI3
ID breadth. 67 in height, covered ~ &C.
600 square feet Of glass, and wsfmci ly
seven T'@as Of pipcs convcsing hot water.
One plant wna oLruincd from India Nv "
! spctial messenger. and u vsnctl $3.50
600. One Of the fountains near the honse,
plays 27G feet high, said 10 be the highest
lct N The world, Chntsworlh contains
$4,000 aercs, but tho Duke owns oG,0O0
aercs m 'hr souusy Of fscrhysLrr. Witi6n.
the entire Is one vast sccne of paintings,
sculpture, mosaic work, carved wtin-cnt.
irg.anj all the cleganccs and Injuries M iih-
IN the reach Of almost boundlcss wcslils
and highly refined t,slr. .s,.
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n NEwCoyCERN.-Tbc Subscriber. h

n EW CONCERN.-Th Subscribers tavo
this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm of YOUNGER & SMITH, for the
purpose Of conducting general Grocery. Commis-
siea and Forrardibe BaSiacss. at the old stand of
Johnson Younger & Smith, Bank Square, and So
licit coltinlance Of the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the old concern.
Ncassurc our Friends that onr facilities arr sucl
as Ia enable us 10 compete with any horse in this
market In addition Ia our Stock Of Gyocc1cS S. Sta
pie Dry Goods, DC. viii at all times keep on
hnnd u large and splendid assortment Of find Ii
qnors. such French Brandy. Wines. Gin, &c.-
Besides large Stock of Domestic Liqnors-all Of
which, viii sell low for Cash in Barter for
Country Produce. or to punctual customers the
u>ua time.
Persons visiting this market, viii please call and
examine our Stock before making their purchaser.
YOUNGER & SMITH.
SAMUEL ". YOUNGER,
JoHS fHos. SmTH.
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Learc Lynch5nrg DAILY, ercept Sunday, at GO A. ".

Passengers for Stnunton, by this route leave
Richmond, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at
r. NJ, arrive in Sco,tsyille next day a, II. and N
Staunton at . =. NJ
Passengers for Cumberland C. II and Fnrmville,
leave tae same evenings, and reach Cumberland
c. II at a next NJ, and Furmville by III p.
NJ.
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by boats or
stages. must 20 ut the risk os ,he owners, or We
will not forward them.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
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NEW CONCERN.-Thc Subscriber

NEW CONCE Il N.-The Subscribers
! haveassocinted themselves nndcr The firm and
style Of McDANIrL & llURT. furthe purpose OF con-
Quoting in this place a General Grocery Commits
SION and Forr0ydWe Busiacss- Liberal advances
will be made on ali Goods aud Produce in band con
signed for sale-All sales guaranteed and cashcd
when required.
Their locaton on Maju Street VIII be in the
Fire-proof building formerly oreHpicd 10y Hurt &
Preston
Their location on the Canal is the large Fre-proof
building NJ the Packet Landing aud immediately
opposite the Railroad Dcrot-whirh gives than
every advanfascin conducting the Commission ana
Forwarding Business.
They respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
friend. Of the rte Concerns ot Mcdaniel & lee
aad Hurt & Preston and the public generally, upon
the assurance Of ofuuremrtcd cxcrtions for the inter
est of all who may favor them with their hu-incss
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL,
Jan lis STEPHEN C.. HURT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T1O FARMERS, PLANTERS a

Il EAL Rs S.-AGRICtLTDRAL M
PLEMENT MANUF1CTORr LyaotJwg.-
The subscriber. formerly Of Baltimore, where he
was associated with N similar Establishment
takes this method TO inform riie pablc in general,
that be has opened Ware-room and Factory on
Main Street, opposite Brucc's Livery Stable, where
he will manufactnre various and most approved
Implements Of Husbandry. and Lnhor-saving Ma
chimes anil pledges himself that all articles sold by
him shall be Of his own manufacture. equal in all
respects To similar Implements made or imported
from other States ite therefore invites tie public
to examine for themselves bcfrrc purchasing else
where, the following yarious linds-Pcrtablc ard
Stationary Horsepower Thrashers. Fans, Straw and
Vegetable Caiters Cora Shelters Haspovs. Cuiiiva-
tors Plow md Gang Plows-Alain Street Lynch
burg. Virginia
Repairing done will. expedition ard fidelity.
(Jan l9-ly) A. W. WILLETT.
~ Bed Sentinel ana Dan Rer copv
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[PROPRIETORS.

rode back home-iook the last shec, in the
housc--cut il out-wiie sewcd on one leg
while | scwed up the o,hcr-go, to court
jus; m tHnc IN my white suit-cIcarcd the
man, and got the meal!"