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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
OFFICE on C, p Ar Co
Cleveland, FEB - 1913
NJ FIETAND GAINESVILLE n Ash

n LIE v tLAND, PAINESflLLE q hSu
~ TABULA r. r. Co.-NOTICE to sTOCKhOLD'
ERs-A meeting OF the stock holden Of the Csyssl
Panesvue and Ashtabula Railroad Co.. held at hnr sHs
Feb. % it wss unanimously
Re'ored That the Directors should DO authorized and
commended 10 increase the issue Of sock 20 the ungA
contemplated BY their charter. va bU,W IN
amount issued 10 something over 81 90, 90.
Subsequently, at q meeting Of the Directors n W.
Rssossd That tho stock Of our Company bs incrcssd
adding 10 the amount heretofore authorized ~ b iss
forty per the shares held by each Of -
stockholders and that each Of the present. sooh holder
permitted TO subscribe al par such proportion ~ sh.fs
additional stock, and that the B0sd OF Directors wi
for the account Of any stakeholder emitting b snsrn
previous 10 April |, 1888 his sah proportion. Aso
fractions OF shares and the proceeds together With sny
MUM Obtained will be credited the stockkoer on1ta
10 the ssme by proportion, -.
RSsorsd, That nstsllment OF thirty pee ssnf 90
stock subscribed be- called IN and made payable -
payrnent April l. 1888, and further inseahDsnf o. -
~ per cent be called In and made payable one psrs
on June 1853 ard that the script dividend Of JAsnsTY
IT'S Yil b. received toward the payment Of sny 49,
uent and that the whole axty per cent may be pad
payment any after making the Subscription, sa
fore April Also thst on all payments the ssfno dnaC
will be allowed pro rata nom tho date thereof - sAA
declared on the old stock. A..
Rrsosd That any pew stock subscribed, nd upon 80
1855 shall be forfeited and DO sod for the beps1t
Company. -, -
Lett Of the stoetholdey together with the proposn
TO which thsy may be essh entitled, viii Do sn .e n
Treasurer Of the Company, y. HANDY, Cleyeleod %,
The Office Of WINSLOW, LANIER Co, No 81 W1s.l
Eew-Ysrk, where stockholdsO may enter nsif ST.
tons. q. Is. ELY, Secsur
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Domestic Ports.

BALTIMORE. AEeh far barb Robert PenneH Mitchell
rotA 70 ad o. 10 D5sn1e ers- syDh, Brl smith Antsa
Wheeler, brc~u. Sew Orears chrs Auror. NJ,
to- lsoeia, DAYS, GUIANA P r. Linda Mtrhel PoC,,sa
Beni Bf0wunz Ros-rs Nsv London ca ,th s,e,.S, p -
o, Jackson. Chsfe-tou; brss D.lsu.ye H,,5,, Al -
th.7aan lBr Fgth Barcaeoes Hampd-n Poneroy Wet Ia
f-s schrs Petrel Frzx.rad DO. J Rauyon End,.t -.
Mss ' ' w '"'S--A'
Mach AR Bren ship JuEa. Kloe,,.., I;v.,oo, -.
EH7 kEvaa Ponce r E1ehsH:r--- BIZ PuIaaa as.An1ss
c. barks AH'eop@. Nhte. Ro Jan-o and r,rk. 49,,
Edrcss Boston schrs Sea witch, HaukIp- gr--,r,- -.
Amanda Isrs0a War-han Mas Mchsan TsEn- Se- Yor.
N-nen-o HaHnou1, DO s.ean-r freeman Ra-dgo Bo.fuu
BOSTON March 1-Arr bsrks AHn Nay Da-- Y-.-us,
q o LIZ Oles Palef-o Ab-ono, Arey GaEs-.on. Ek
MAYO Fhad-Eh brs Pt1Ina rayor .hf. NJ H.
Nesersol Norois Etc-L q Se- Tort Cr0rs Pslaas pa
'Stof' SfcEsi NeSle o-AmEon Pop Hal ne .a.
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BY telegraph.


BOSTON. March 2q-Ar ,chrs Warren;o, Portau Pracei
Eleanor sorfot julia Philips PHILADELPHIA bris VIM A. Drew
Pbladephis.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25Arr ships Isaac Anertos and CT.
lena. New York.
BE ow-shp Princeton York Caledonia Br.nder Phaiel
phis harks Frankhn. Avalanche, and Steamer Boston
NEW ORLEANS March 2f-Arr barb janice smith Baltimore
ship b. Shepherd. Bottom.
c6h Arr ships Lsavt Alexander, and Sea Queen
barb Loreto fsh al from New Yort Sid steamship Empire CITY
g oc' och this mofnns, for New TOrt Havana.
2h Arr Oh lndaBa and Richard Morse New York Harriet.
sud Jesse Walter r. JONES' Philadelphia b,rks Rose
Standsh New York Asa Fish, and Saxony, Be-, ton.
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halers.

Ar Pernsbuco Feb. ~ Midas ofS I'm Pacific for home
had taken oil since eayng sandwich Islands when she had 100
VII has been reported sailed 10Th with 26OO bb Spoke
Bark Mary epor which passed Pernabuco FEB
"a had 100 IBIS sp
spoIen-Jsn lat 442ts, lon rs W. Daniel Webster Of
Nant clean
Jsn g. lat 30 ~ = lon e6l4w. Savsaor Palmer q mos
out, 900 -. bound for Tasahuano 20 recruit.
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To Mariners.

he Dutch Government have that the revolving
stTerschehng repair viii BE- July
and that the coasung Gh ct kyidun consns OF esand
parstoc rehecors viii also be etng-hed probably early
May be replaced BY powerful ght
About months VIII be required Tor the Terschens Light
month. that kykdun meant me .ady
fourth Glass CsadoPrc Lgh Will BE- hown kykduin,
sht al Terschcng Notice will be day
the distance they will be visible, sc.
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Financial.

THE COUPONS of the SEVEN PER
Il CENT BONDS Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, due April 1883, will be paid that
day on pres ntstion the Office Of the Company No -
wall-st New.York. w. p. BURIAL, Treasurer.
Hew-York, March II, 1883.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
Il PANY.-The sixth installment of Per Cent on the
subscription for 100000 OF the Seven Per Cent Con-
stnction Bonds of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
psny will become due and payable the office of the Com
pany, No. so WaIl.st Wednesday, 10Th April.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
W. P BURIAL, Treasurer.
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II. y. SHOWS Circular.

Hoy0LULu Feb |, 1853.
Annexed VIII Be found the CusO House s,a,stcs Of the
Sandwich Islands for 2 prepared by the Co.lecto, Gene
ra C. K Bishop E-q. By the recspitulstOn Il oOt you
viii observe thai there freat fhaE OF Of inoors a1d
tina; the Custom HOu.e revenue OF 1852 le than that OF
1851 by S475iO Il The trade Of the Islands the past
sou La not been az good Gnci 3ated but sf fair
tusness been dole The n1u5er Eha-rs that have
visited this port the past SEASON. exceeds number nat 0f
Euy previous year and ty table below YOU vii Observe
a, large Of bone and oil hA been ,rasi Jp-d
the Unted States FraEhts the L ; have ruled nEh
times Ice and prmage for OIL and le. d2c y D. lr b1ne
Exchange has been plenty, and money a; times di 70
be obtained At commence OF the eaSJu nouey
plenty the for same. receiving wlaers eHciAnts
was T. but the Sect port Wa cons-aut.y n
aiuF and the rst suddenly and Unexpectedly
- & cent aLd Tor time DO money Tor that could 9e
mac the market II however soon fell 70 i26l5 z cent
Tie following vesS loading vi OIL ADD bone Tor
the L. clipper slip SOVEREIGN OF the Sea-. ehpIer ship
Onward ship York, BIZ bayE Berkshire, and BIZ brg Pan
dora Tie two latter are about r-scy 10 sail
Summary Of Cls0as- H0ase SLEfisfis-We publ al here
witt the annual CsoG house retains, prepared b. Cnas
X. Bishop, ksq They may be Considered tle-m0let
neal index Of the CONN ercs ercultursl and fnAncia
condition OF our ngcOm they show a. alance
Progressing standing sui U retrozranng In order
that snch Of readers who have not the time
the tables end compare them with ID Sc OF former years
nay arm the state Of Affairs shown therein, coniens
q few OF the Statistics.
IHIOrfs-Ihere large falling of in the value and
Of aooGs imported for consumption. The ya1e
compared with previous years Is as follows;
Goods imported SO ssa 5, sIs2i3Ue9 sIss5S; 70
Giving ofimports for years "a 2i9 %
The exports OF ioresI meTchands - have been
about the same "a durng 1881, vz....... S3l N0 90
ReteHue-The Custom.house receipts eompned with
former years are:
sl5t9l $3.50 6o2 l9.........si2l sos -
Which shows adecrease Of $3.50 IS compared vita
1851 and 81 4l480 a. compared with 1850.
E7pTis1he following Of some Of oar
exports with those Of former years shors at glance that
tie exports of 1852 do not equal those 1850 though se
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=.
By a former table and estimates more def
ni,ely stated than this, we gave the pro
babe production up to Jan 1852, at. l409jl,O 90
showine an estimated production to Jan. l.
Ia future Circular we shall enter more inp0 DEAL
The statistics Of population agriculture, Sc Of
fcisly prepared deemed by inaccurzte-f-oin
the 6ffeutes inevitably encouutered-thst we refAin
from giving them the bssis Of any Calculation
The San Francisco Herald thus computes
the shipments Of gold dust from California duriny the
yesrl652:
tt amount OF zold dngt shipped by steamers from
the port of Gan Francisco the year ending Dec ~ lso5
wa ACCORDING TO table carefully repsfed y diflls
Co st55s7.o9 o. which ~ w. C 0,son. Is G5Y07 for
Lordop $4,000 for Panama; and sofJ'o2o Tor san
Juan. - e a no. -
for Js,usry 81 77Ol22 for February; s2l73 3o4 for
Nh. f3467 293 for April; s5i70,923 for Nay 90
57026S for June s. ll9 500 for July s36l9 99 tor
August; O. 1O5 $50 for September; SJObI}so for Oc-
tober; s525s,4 s9 for November and s4-O56l72 for
December.
The amount Of gold dust manifested and shipped by
sailing vessels during the same time was s2l35l5' OF
which so7 9 Wos cert 10 VALPARAISO; ~ oil 70 Hong
Kong; si7,0O0 TO Canton; $1,000 70 Shanghae and
Tho enSoYnt OF coin manifested during the same time
was sf45253 Of which SlS506l was shipped 70 Hong
kong: $4,000 TO Whampoa; $4,000 20 Shanghae
AK s5o ~ ports in China s32 433 TO Valparaiso
$50 10 Manila 1000 TO Punta Arenas S7lO5O 10 Homo
lulu.
The total amount Of gold dust and coin manifested
snd shipped Cd bosrd steamers and sailing vessels
during The year 1852 was s46256574. This of course
does not show all the gold dust exported during the
year. many vessels are ia the habit OF taking large
amounts abroad without noting them their manifesto
To obiain the actual export it would be necessary TO
add thee unknown shipments and also estimate for
the amount taken away In the hands OF passengers
TIKI last may be safely put down for the year at
$1,000 OO0-showing total export Of gold from Cali
fsrnia during the year 1852 Of about s56,OO0O0O.
The following are the quotations of Stocks
IN. O., lat
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PuuAprIrH,A M.,Krrs-Tr,,Ss, March D.

IhhApkLPHh IEesddp, March p.
There has been an increased export demand for PLoUk
and The naket sather trner Sales OF 500 barrels sra E
and good brands - IS 500 barrel. extra f,nev lat
- ~ per barrel and some half barrels s5d5 81 per pair
There moderate inquiry for the supply Of the retailer,
spd bakers our former quotations RED FLOUR and Co.'s
MEAL are dull At the decline noted yesterday and no ses
Of either have come under notice.
Two Of white WHEAr were disposed of IN ter,.
kept private, and some red 81 o. per busheI RYE a
worth rss cents CeSs in limited reques-sales Of Pa
SoO bnsheis yellow a. ~ Qoo cents inferior st S. and
white at 81 s. OARS -eque-s-a cargo of
Delaware sold al ~ and jersey s IS cents per bushe
In GROCERIES AID Provisions there Is bat 4 small bus.
doing.
wHIsKY-PIees are steady Sales of barrels at p and
hhds A. = cents
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COM.
fRkAsuRT DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH, N. G, Jas. 10, 1850
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.

~ Ohl III CANOLlNh OLA v fJh YIN %
~ STATE BoNDS.-sesled proposals will be received
in HE City Of NswYOt until 10 O'Clock " Of the Sis,
Of March next, for the purchase Of
100000
of Bonds Issued by the STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA.
These Bonds will pear date the FIRST Of JANUARY.
1855 and will run THIRTY YEARS They viii have
Coupons attached and the Interest at SIX PER CENT
PER ANNUM, viii be payable on the 6nt days 81 July
and January Of each year.
Both interest and principal will be payable at the BANK
OF THE REPUBLIC, in the City Of New-York unless
he purchaser may prefer have them made payable At tho
Treasury Of North Carolina
They are issued under the authority OF the Legislators
of North Carolina for the construction Of the NORTH
CAROLILA RAILROAD, and in sdditioD to the tith Of
road, and the Dividends rom aid Stock ara s1p7esa,
pledged for their redemption
THESE BONDS ARE, BY EXPRESS ENACTMENT,
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION
Parties bidding will please 10 address their Letters IN
aored Sealed Proposals North Csrons State Bonds7
10 the undermined In Hsw-Yors directed 70 he care Of
ne.,rs BROWN DE ROsSET, No 100 Frontst, N. Y.
THE BIDS WILL BE OPENED In thu Bank Of tho
Republic at o'clock p NJ, on the Slst day Of MARCH
NEXT In the presence of Lamar, Esq, President u
the said Bank and j. P Brown and David Freeman Esqs
Bidders may also be present
Successful bdders Will be required s soon informed Of
the acceptance Of their bids deposit In Bank the amount
of their bids with the accrued interest from the LIST inst 70
the credit OF the Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina
This Deposit may be- made either In the BANK OF THE
REPUBLIC, New York, or IN the BANK OF THE STATE
OF NORTH CAROLINA, or IN tho BANK OF CAPE
YEAR Raleigh North Carolina. d. w. COURTS.
Public Treasurer Of the State OF North Carolina
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BY Me- York oad Fc-r Hsc<s R,-oa5-p~S: two isys-
IE pigs Cieese n DO Leather 2 do. Butter and = 10
Han
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lAlOh
1852.
1851.


Ii impossible from the tables 70 give the number of
whaeTs that have visited the islands but the number
about 800 which much than the number 1851 or
1850 II may be added here IN regard 20 the number of
merchant in 1851 1880 that proportion of
them small vessels ged III the pOtaoe trade sh
IN 1852 the have been generally Of larger
Another the large mber 1859 aud 1851
the fact that vessels generally then touched
raj ports which you'd increase the number the Custom
House return though IN fact IT should not.
Coaiter,-The number of vessels in the cosng trade
56-l2 Of which TO- burden. remainder
ranging from TO 100 tuns each The entire Hawaiian
mage Is 364l. POlynesiau.
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Markets. .R.n-s,Sbv TS,.,,,~s

INV ORLEANS. March 24-The business IN CorroS tn
day barely reached 4eoc operators awaiting the steamer
prices are tim styict middling &c.
The Atante's news to hand A. o'clock ths eT.s
ing.
March S-The Asiss news 70 hand last a sht and
the sales Of CoTroS to-day have been 90 bas Al .tea
prices. The sock hand Ss7 coo bales MESS PokK Z
declining 2coo bbls sold a. si4 SeQsl47S SserinE PIX
CHANGE sus.. fkEi6HIS u Liverpool sl6ths
March l-The sales Of CorrcS to-day were 900 b.las
a. nTTn pnees for the better qualities We quote uddinx
Nc Rio CoFFEs-The sales as; week smountsd 70 coo
eafs at 9Ssic. Our stock Is as 900 bags.
March 2a-Sales Of COrros to-day 700 bales IN.
Aant,es sdviees hsd no effect and Prices firm Midi
sac Sales Of the week, iLe0o bales Stock 81 90
bales '>S'PS - ~ S"Al-StH Po1uS fL-oO
,s n'nh.i, March s5-SAes Of CorroS for the week.
49, - . Receipts, 600 bales Expo-ts IA 900 bae.
stSeh lSO,VeS eales- MiddlIrx, sfc
March xl-The CorroS sAles Of the l,.t
lec. The market saI .nd Ia. 5.s;,. ,o va
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NOTICE to CONTRACTORS-HANyL
lNBAL and ST. JOSEPH RAILR0AD.-SeAled Pm.
sails will be received at the office OF the undersEned h
City of Hannibal Missouri, until the Gth day ofApnk
the graduation masonry and bridging OF tw ay-fye nS
said road extending west nom Hannibal
Propositions will also be received az Office 10 the Cry
St Joseph Missouri until the Oth day OF Msy h the rAA
uAion masonry and bridging OF 1--we Mills odd ons.
extending east from Sc Joseph The remainder Of the Ina
extend ing distance Of $50 miles viii be placed AK
contract the can be prepared BY the 10
neers This line embraces very heavy excavations VI
embankrnents. and several largo bridges
Plane profles aud specifications will BE- ready "a e~l
place enc week previous 20 the letting
DUFF K LEARNED
Contractors and ST. Joseph Railroad
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Receipts of Produce MI ~

ware and other merchandise. @-i 'esl1e h-Eu-
~ ss NeS feys saS Enc RsilrOod-7s bill. Floy, $50
pas Pors, u DO Lard lu do. Cut Me.ts - A. 49, a.
dc Leather. lfS do Barter ~ CO. Wool 40 inb p -
esss GAS, ISL ndss Leather, Ice bans Wheat
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se1l0O)

I Showing probable production for the year
".
By . former table and estimates more def
ni,ely stated than this, we gave the pro-
babe production up to Jan /, 1852 at. l4O93l 900
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MINIATURE ALMANAc......THIs DAY
surRises......5 ~ Set>......6 ~ MOos-Rises -...
uIGR rHfs
Sandy HOOK 10 5tn Gov Island. II Hell Gaze
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dividend NoTICE-THE spW ~

a. NUAL INTEREST tslhng due IN tins ca, =. 49,.
day o. Apr neN, Gu the following named SCENE
be psid ard after shat Gate, a. the Ofice Of y. -
SSttc on pre- ssutstiop " the proper C1apOaS va
TUE BONDS or THE CITY OF COLUMsUs Os,o
isutd 10 the Co'imbus aud N,nis Railroad Conn.,
per eeuts f~f
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF CLEVELAND oso
CCmpsny-6 per cents
IHE BONDS or THE COUNTY OF MARION. oEuo
ssped 70 he Beeiortalae aid IndAaA R..toa2 Cosas
-7rsr cents.
TIE BONDS oFTHE COUNTY OF SHELBY. ORR,
issurd 20 the Be.letOrtare and Indiana Railroad Cons
- PER cents -
ThF ONO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIIFO,,
COMPANY INCOME BoNDS-7 per cents
TIE CLEVELAND, PAlNESNiLLE AND ASHTl
BULA RAILROAD COMPANY SECOND MORQ;tcs
BONDS-7 Ter cents
Aso, tie ANNUAL INTEREST on the 6uo~.ns. A.
and PAYABLE o. III irih DAY OF April nast
THE MIAMI COT MY (lndisns) kONDS. isuea t. "a.
Peru snd lnelaI apois Railroad C0mPAny-te per ceats
TIE IifION COUNTY INDIANA BONDS issa.S I,
the Peru and lnciansp Os Railroad COmpanylo PER ccu
NINSLOW, LANlER 4 Co, No s. Nan-~
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MILWAUKEE BONDS.-The Interest a
1SA Bonds OF the City OF Milwaukee fainx aae on ST.
March INST, sDd Goth April and otA Nay neat viii
paid az the Office OF
STRACHAN SCOTT, Nc 81 Williams
Naw.Nors Msreh % lGn
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oFFies MoRRrs c,SAL ,sD BANKING Co

VFFINt AVNklS NNNAl ND BLINKING Go }
Jersey City, MArvA L. IAN
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annal
~ Election W y esld AZ the ofce Of the Comp.ny
choice OF Five Directors, IN place u cIsss No w.
.ern OF rv,ee Will then expire and hsew..e ooe Dire.
The poll VIII be open tEon u 6eloSi M anal o's.,
P. NJ, Of that day
The transfer backs viii be closed on .sA tom TIA "a.
int. anti the 5th day OF April T.. MARSH Pr,-lsst
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fsoiT' o. Ctprts sEr-Ihe ShvptnS Gdtsffs Gays the m t
m'ny Of the >ovesn Of the from the s.sd
rch j. ahd- would amount 20 so 40 O0 ,o
franes,o ,Ha her fesht Yort 70 so 90
she. her earnings for monfhssay from AaT., iSl ~
NAV ls amount 70 SIS CO.. THIS indeed pooe bpn,,,
eho handsome return for The enterprise Of ornrs Of III MAJ
~ cent ship. Msssrs. funt heacke New Yort
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-02
Kellinger's Remedies

a r B CERTAIN TO CURE!
matter what the disease or weakness with ether
~ SEX The refined Family Liniment 81 ench his
;eeuy Tor preventing asicSness 81 each. His mag
a. u ; mas restored The hair when bald 25 ears-it new
81 ste ch His medical charm viii cure
Be9yes Sores Cns ami Bruises and work t6e horse
Haiyl . eSch The Oil Liniment that has been used
~ a!1 " oodruf and all the best horsemen in he
ALT, 30 es, llo cents, or 81 dozen) continues to
V W aa aslolsn hem. Depot $50 Pearl street NJ
40, Saty, liseIsoi * CO. and 476 Broadway and of
every store and Druggist throughout the city and
N. ., Inc Or s syrup or Rsnovating Cordial is the
most dehsntIn ana STRENGTHENING remedy ever offered
but seems 10 act Ike magic Ieiuvinatng tho aged
Geb4 -,
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The Wonder Of the World

DEYlNEs' COMPOUND PITCH LoZENsE.-
~ This is the remedy for Colds Coughs 49,
Losveness and Consumption II is bey ond donhi 's
cheapest and most efficient remedy ever offered ~ ~
public, and praised by all that it. Read this. '
Mr. Devines-Sir: heartily recommend yolr Com
pound Fitch Lozenge Ia the attention OF the afflicted
At the suggestion of Mr. Charles kOnlecon of ansino-
bnrgh (whe was stopping with my brother Al lie
Poughkees sic IioteD first used the Lozenge for cough
and pain in the side of long standing The physicians
called abcess of tho lungs. Its use relieved me al
most Immediately, It has also cured me of long and
painful tostiveness. consider the hest and cbeapes,
remedy ever Brought to the attention of the public
VIM. L. RUTZER.
Sold in Worcester at the General Agents prices by
CALDWELL y HILL, Droggisa, TAFT & Harring on
Grocers, Wm d. Fenno K Son Jewellers, and by deal
ers generally through the county.
Orders addressed to u. Fuller d Co No. Will
sons Lane Boston, General gents for NJ England States
febl4 dtf
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United States and FOREIGN Patent
Agency


o6fce 80 Sfcte corner Of Congress STREET, Boston.
FEIlE undersigned, late Principal Examiner i'll the
4 United atates' Patent Office Washington City,
sust resigned his office fol the purpose establish
lug an agency in Boston for procuring Patents in this
and foreign countries.
His long official connection with the Patent Office has
rendered him familiar with its rules and practice and
with the history of Invention in this other countries;
and this experience, with the frequent which he
proposes making to the Patent Office, iustiGes him IN
saying that his agency will offer Inventors all the
advantages of located Washington and in ado
ton, those which result from Residence in the sidst
OF mechanical and manufacturing industry.
Advice given upon all matters relating TO the validity
&c. Of patents, the novelty and pateniaby OF inven.
tions and i'll the general department of Mechanical En-
neutrality-suspicious. and Drawings pIepaIed,-
Caveats Observation-Disclosures procured of appIica
tons that have been rejected upon mperieoty repared
papers-Cases of Interference, and applications for
enslon and re-ssue prosecutedand, in general, all
business connected with the Patent Office, Transacted
with care and prompness.
British and other foreign poients procured through
prompt and confidential agents, in London and Paris.
The new law recently enacted in Great Britain, having
materially reduced the cost of obtaining patents in
kngdom opens to inventors an OPP orluny oil protect
ing their ri hts, within the British realm, which lhey
have never before enjoyed. Pa eats now granted
which extend over England, Ireland and Scotland.
Persons residing u distance may obtain all neces-
safy niormation aud have their business transacted
by writing 20 the subscriber (post pqid) without the
trouble and expense OF a visit TO Washington.
He begs leave TO refer those unacQ uanted with him
to the following testimonials
From me Eraminers IN the Patent O@ce
"The Undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
In the United states Patent ilice have for several
years been well acquainted with Mir. samuel Cooper
lately Principal Examiner in this Office; and take
pleasure in stating that he gentleman OF the highest
moral character OF unqnesioned knowledge in the
business and practice of the Office, and that his scien
ihc atiainments such emlnently fit him Tor The
business in which he is about to engage.
hEsRy b. RENwiCK,) d s.;y
rgs l.. ID. GALE, A."ePe
j. II LANE. N"""s"''S'
Assistant EraminerS-r. r.. Peale Thns. t Eve
ri gpn,tb
"From long acquaintance, and intimate Official rela
tions with MIR. Cooper, L fully heartily concur in
the foregoing Recommendation made by my late coll
leagues WIN. p. n. FITzsERALD,
Lafe Principal Examiner of Patenfs''
From Hon Sherman Leland Boston,
u have been well acquainted with Mr.. cooper for
many years, and have the fullest confidence in his
iaithfulness and integrity. 5. LELAND.Dr
feb 5-d3taw&w lamOlyr SAMUEL COOPER