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question was called. Such eondsct needs 10
comment. In the better days Of the Republic
Il would have enfai cd political, ifnot ps-rsn-
sonal di.gface..'
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Miniature Almanac.
+ rid WARE =

| ARD" AXE ure now in receipt If oui
Il L spring stock ct
HARDHARE, CUTLERY. Guns & S1DLERY,
and invite the attention Of Virginia. Tennessee and y
Cordiaa Merchants visiting this market the
oar a'snrment Tor The Is very complete and
usuli!y large, consisting in part Of
200 dozen English. German. md American Scythc,
$40 dozen Cast Steel Axes. various makers,
300 dozen shovcls aud spaaes.
leo dozen Manure and Hay Folks
100 de1en Selves and Siitcrs
300a d"1en Kniye. and fotks-Stag. Ivory. Horn
and Bone handles.
1000 dnzen Pocket Knives. of all descriptions,
800 dozen Razor. and Scissors.
1000 dozea Pad, Cnr'd. Chest. Rim, and Stock Locks
5000 pnir rrace Chains,
100 dozen Halter, Breast. Bach Band, md Fifth
Chains
2OD pair Elliptic Springs. 3 to 8 leaf
900 SETS Iron Axcl-. \ inch IT, 3 inch
1900 dozen liand, Fit, Cross Cut, Mill Saw, AID 9th
er Fd-s
80 Ansils, Mou.cane and others
100 dozen Hand Mil Pit. and Cross-Cut Sass
500 Double ind Single Barrel Guns
- casts Cast and Shear Steel, Nay or's' and OH
200 dozen IIor.c ard Nue. Collars
100 dozen Wagon Hames.
Bridlc Bits, sinup Irons Harness Buckles. Uarues.
Mounting, Saddle Trees, Birdie Lcatrrs and Sadd e.
Tools OF every descriptions Black mith's Tool. Car
prntcr aud plantation Tools of all kinds together with
great many articles 4a'nerou, mention conpi,-
ing the complete and xtensiye assortment of In
market all Of which have been selected with gcat cr.
from English and American manufactures and lurchn,
ed f'r cash, ON tie most favorable terms
Merchants would do well TO ca and examine the a.
hove stock of ,ods before going North a. many wet
purchased before the lr"ent great advance in heavy
Hardware SMITH Il ROBERTS,
No. a West Main street.
ma'l2-fw Richmond, Va.
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- March s. 1888 JOHN J. FUkYlS, in addifion
Ia large stock nf NEW GOODS preyiols y received
Is opening splendid lot of Silk and Scotch G,o
ham UMBRELLAS
lar2 esupply of white Goods, to-syit Chec}ra Nl..
iins. Jachonets, Swiss and Book Alu~iirs. e.. &c.
Monsins and Bcrae, de LANES. i.amns, Ac-Ma.
Gcnlemens' s ilk and Cambr rio Pnchcf Handkerrli,f
with many other articles tedious To mention.
Marrh5-ts
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saferessing correspondence.

Interesting Correspondence.
The Nafi,,n.i fn;rll,g, ncer make. pul,.ic the
sulga'nei correspondence i,etween fhe mem
bcrs uf his Cabinet and z siJent Fillmar... on
The eve Of their retirement from fi-c.
WAsnrSaroS. Maroh }. 1853.
STA; As ou~ eonse,tion " Ill ynu is siou,
~ terrninste.we e-n,ol 70. b.ar - give uricrance
10 The fce.iu : 81 unnrugel satisfaction With
which l.,ok hack up1u our ni.i,i a aud l,ef
.snsi in.crcoufse. We has. ). iin. ss.I y ri
..mir lion .t,ir ,nfirins i. ,oiioa Ia the ,,n.ic
..rsicr. aui soar I.ar.,,ee and ass,dui,, ~ thu
st,schsrge Of III iuces.aht AL abpr,o - dutie.
ufyonr "ficf. Mar ubser.aflun has Afforded
as innaner4ble prof. 81 tie euligl,,cnrd and
comprehensive rig Il ipr he brst interest. f
Ire whole Uii'sn. which ypu have Lrnnsll L..
,hr execution i tb high lrua wi.lch deyaive.l|
upon you undef circumstances # l,..e,,,iar en-.
lara For the hdei 10 L. Lcs, fnipr
rrsts iirh y"u have fhas m ,iI.sfe liho com
Try. We ''cs =. vii yet, nj, on. voice do 20
ample justice
Weiave fhc IRE ,iesi pl,.asuro in ID iin, li,ai
The " broken harmony which lss prevailed II
your Ca int. and hriwe-n yourself and Il! y.
mem ers. has greatly facilitated the perform
anoe oi our ar inu, laho--.
With our unit, Il b.st - l.hes lat your he.slili
may b. preserved. and that TIE cnnitry ma. /
long have tie ben. nj % w parrris,,. ,nnt. |
r1e"ce and isigh Intelligence. Me remain. dear
cir. your ii. C, re- fieuds
EDWARD EVERETT.
THOMAS cDRWIN.
\. II. H. STUART.
c. NJ CONRAD.
J. =. KENNEDY.
j. J. CRiTTENDEN,
) ID HUBBARD.
To bis Exeell'ney M,rL.RD FILLMoRc,
Presiicid or tue Gni;cI STATE.
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Samuel S. Rowland, es'l, senior partner of
the lose of Rowland & Aspinwa died ut
Rome on the . h Of February last
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RELIGIOUS offcc.

TIE ~ Bsr,si, ci,.r.i 81 b. oressd IL ~sf,1iP
ssl.Izsfh. 18th ut Tie drfsatisn s"ffi'h
siil b. feselsed by the Paz.s r. lao l. f'ish'd
'crvis+s 81 e.niinci,oe u ! s.cloes
Msfebi0-d3f CassffTsE OF AEEtsstssA7s.
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MAJ Ivy
eEOTYpEs-The Subscribe

NAG u T. Is HsEOTYPES-rhes subscriber
y would respectfully shy that he is taking PIC
tires of the snme style mud in.sh those taken ty
Whitehurst,~llich took the premium the late Grid
FAIR London and at the last several fairs of the Mary.
land institute All wanting Dugucreotypcs OF
themselves nr rends, them ly calling lis gal
lcry Nnne Of your doubtful shadows hut living tJc
.iric Of self. p e. GIBBS
Gallery next the VA Bank.
y B.--Pictnfe. of all kinds accurately copied. \
nrce supply Of Lockets aud Pins constantly on hnn.i
which will hr filed cheap T.. T. &.
COMPLIMENT TO WilTTEHURST THE DA.
UERREOTYPIST.-The President of the United
States, Willard Fillmore, Charnun 1T the Central
Committee. has Mr. J II Whtchurst n cominuli.
carior informing him of the nwald of Medal &c.. for
Lila beautiful Dagucrreotype., exhibited MT the late
/ WmlPs Fair ut London.-fhe compliment is fully mcr
tc rs can testify by actual personal observation
yop get perfect life like picture of Yourself on
rour friends. 60 TO WIilTElIURST who will give them
to yon ir such admirable style that you'll hnrdy know
yourself from the pcturc.-[ Baltimore Argus.
7 mHrl2-t.
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The Hon. Elisha Whitrlescy, Comptroller
Of the Treasury, has resigned his Office.
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FAMILY sOAP.-Eyrly hn Y com. nm bur
DIRECTIONS FOR Use.

family Soap. the best in The world.
DIRECTIONS FOR Use
Cuid or warm water-eiter soft, hard or sat-,n,v
be used with prrec Rub tire soap upon tho
cl"tnes and then Tut them soak tar three or fonr
hours then take them and rub them and then rinse them
out They VIII require but little rubbing after soaking
and n, boiling il required, as is usual with other soaps.
large washing can be done in onc-thrd les. time anil
trouble and expense tha with any other soaps krovn
Tins soap is wurranted irjurc in any way tho
slightest fibre, or the skin anything that il l. applied
to- 1t will remove any kin of tircasc Paint Tar lnh
Stains &c, from any Goods, witaont tie lea. injury.
For sale by ID. Il. LYMAN.
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POSt;,o1iefIIcnf.
HLANKs! BLAEIxSH
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
('ONsTABLES' Warrants,
" Executions,
Delivery Bonds md Notices,
IIi1Ie "A f,i nu

~
Delivery Bonds and Notices,
indemnify ing Bonds.
SHERIFF5' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
Indemnifying Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
AMI I'll different BLANKS wh,h found for sale. cen
e had ut the Vinian Office where there and heauu
iii supply just issued from the press.
Tie gentleman whom the execution Of this department
business entrusted Las superior all
who order this abislnent
speedy and faithful performance
our facilities for Pamphlet, Card, and Rule w Ork
complete which. with the addition
embellishments recently made. mike the Nrnian good job
Offce NJ Is 10 he found IN tie interior.
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicited.
in 2d-dfefts TERRY L SHIELDS.
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Commenting upon the disgracciul scheme
by which the Legislature of Virginia has un-
der,aken To deprive nearly half the citizens of
the State of representation in Congress, the
Richmond Wing says: The constitution re
quires tina, the Districts shall bc forme1 res
pecfivciy of ronhg4ous counties. cities. and
towns; be comP0ct, and include. rs nearly as
may be. an equal number of the population,
DC. One has only to take this bill! and map ri
the State, 10 form an idea of the respect which
these people have for the oath hch they
took TO support this Constitution. Il some one
county in each District is contiguous To some
other county, il cannon be pretended. even by
Tue old Root Doctor himself tia. there is any
approach to compactness in a majority of the
Districts. But many Locof cos are blessed
WIN convenient elasticity of conscience.
which Tenders oaths Of small accounts.
THE application Of the gag. under H.,
curnstsnces. excited even tue disgu., and !,
dignation of many Democrats. The mal.r =,
that motion was, we be 'iese, the Cha;r,na, .,
the Committee which bad recommended /,
the House the adoption Of a different BILL IL
sought 70 stranglehis own Land forced anoth
or on the House, which it had had no opporiu
nifty TO consider-wlich was. in fact, meferial
II altered the ln,mcnt before The prcyi~p
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>, UNION COOKING RANGEs-Tb,

Sc, UNION COOKING RANGES.-Tbe
ss snbscrib has just received from the North few
~ more OF Pond's improved Union Cooking Ran.
g"s tor wood aud coo which for economy and conve.
'encc, have gained for themselves such ceebrifv-,s,
they are rapidly tabing the place of all other urrangc.
ments for cooking purposes.
The water cask, for keepg n constant supply of ho,
water without any add ona fuel is upon the per-
feet plan. Also hut air fixtures for warming additional
'o"ns can be attached il desired. Personal attention
given 10 the setting Of them and all are warranted To
operate in tn" most perfect manner Thousands of ref
"ienc's might be offered but nm examination of them ut
the store of the subs rber is uccn, to satisfy
"n' Of their superiority any other fixture
maf9-tf T. y miss
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Candidates for oGee.

E9sNe suthsrisea "a anaauer- IoHs u htFcH
es isis fpr the alec 81 Cletk Il the iiu.fng, Count
or the eitv 81 f.Yneli.srr tasarl2-slisl
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Alnrcl5-
CTEAM SAW Mills IL ENGINES.

- The subscriber will furnish. Ia ORDER Steam Saw
Mills and Engines Of any size and of he most approved
construction warranted equnl any ever offered tho
public aud vii be 90 atyery low prices by
nov h-ctS CURTIS EAMES
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L. priet0r.
steam Saw ;asid Flaming Mills,

Y,
Ai and Machine u ork,
Iron Turning and FIuine
~, Biaeksmahing Of all descrip'ior'
hose works having been fitted up at great rxP"l'"
NJ" steam power and large variety of mnclinrry 'r
working wood and iron, form the most complete csab
hshment OF the kind in the Southern SIT, can
execute better work and at c-nir, iic, ran b"
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build supplied viii
Doors, blinds, Window Frnmr. and Sn.h (primed 'n'
glazed ii required) Moulding, Flooring dressed and
and Notwithstanding Palings, ard a variety Of other
materials required in building
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
LICK Gearing Wheelbarrows Picks and Bars und other
Tools required upon Public Works
Constantly hand p,d for saic on reasonable terms
"i varieties of Flooring and other Lumber worked or
nn%orked. Saving and Planning done order B''
of Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts A. NETTI EToN -
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AUCTION SALES.
..I. ef Es1nfe on Bank square.

- ale IF Real Estate on BANK s9u
- IL w. tue ola lesrse al h. Circuit 1osfi I't e
Corporation of l., nshsrg. frs'n''need IN ine 'n I'o
ssnler i4.t IN rhe r.laneerY cause OF RAJ y
and atl.r. re lis ~ saturday the 18th inst upon the
,.rs -. ell a, pai. 4uetion, upon credit OF D. IL
AL ! s,satlsile gasua5le Tenement On Bank squsfe
RS, occupied y \. f.ogzrueia'er 4 Untsrtnsyer' DC
IL -n tie .iorehou.es Il Henry Dsyis ard Cosnrah
Taylor
rnafe particular description Of The property ard the
torn. y, Il be given al tie ,a which, sill TAKE inoe NJ
3lo'cosk. r. IA
DAVID 4 SPENCE. lcon'f'
VA. I. YA&CY.
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DURLrC SAIL. OF LAND AND Me-

nURLTC SALt: OF LAND AND Nj
4 GRDES Pursuant decree 81 Amherst CO..
cnt made 1t it. January 1873 IN cause there
e. lrpefaine Of DtYil.on r Davidson Se, the nnrr-
ned me commissioners Thereby appointed VI" ,h
tie 2Gfh d3y Of Frlruary next, II inr II not On the
rext far day therrafef, the PREMISE I'll 10 tic
highest bidder, a Tr1ct of Land formerly owned ny
Gile. Dnsii-on. containing $50 ar 100 Acres. md
adjoining the lands 81 A Mgnday and other, ana w
valaal.e and likely yolng NEGROES.
TgRas-As TO the land credit Of o. Il aud 10
mouths 1I equal portions II The purchase n"n"y and
me tfie retnin.d ultimate security As Ia the slaves
20 i4u cab ~ will defsiy the expenses d sile-'nd
xix no credit fr the residue ind in both oases h
proved personal security
r. a. COGiiILL. lC.,,,rs
JAS. B. DAVIDSON,
ian g t2GFc
POstpOneufcnf.
The foregoing sale j. postponed to SATURDAY. the
l2ih Il March. when il will certainly take place.
X. \. COGHILL. tcoo,rs
J. b DAVIDSON,
naf7 rfl2m
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To bis Exeellsncy MiLL.nD FLLmoRc.
pr.siicti ur tie Gnsei Stat..

u AsBtAEroS. March 4 1898
6ENTLEaEs Your And nste. witicii "a.
hapied M last esrning, was Is unexpc, cd a.
twas gratifying While caanol aatrr my.
sell wF'h fis'. iie4 that | am js.t'y eu'irl.d In
a. the praise whscb vnur friendship h g 81.
eeneoo4sly esow'd, am frabk to coui,.s,
fhsi 10 feel = esyastisusncss that have snare
no i,sins 70 'nef.i n or the. however. sou ar,
tbe bcsr iudz.s .ot have been nv Dali. CON
psfan''s, shi can se>' sppreei lie The moiscs
viii Which hasc ji-ch 'rgeJ my fl -ial du.
ties. But i due 10 YOU. and those 10 PIE
coded som- st yna nv Official al, ~crs, - -,
that the 80, c,ss Il my AImia.s,raiioni, eli, fly
owlng 10 tho sisdofn, HARMONY, Fl lefty. aad
ability al ny councillors; and tn, the copurty
as vel "a inyfelf owcs ibc,n b. Of graf
tide. which Joqbt no.. il vii rec ,snze N
do" time, ADD cl,e,rfu1 y discharge
No PfesiJe'i was ever more f5nuna'c. than
! have ieer.in he selection of lis Cabpet.-
No manifestations ni unkimI ir,.ling OF even a
hard word. has Ger disturltd the harmon
ous action f tie councl hoard This cordial
unansniy hes De-. only al, anc, d the rui,ir
service. but has ben at III times to rn, y source
Of uhsloycJ .sfisfa, ton. shall ever r,fccr
upon our social and Official inicreoursc With
greai pleasure. aud ch't,h Ia my latest breath,
the disin,ere I'D friendship u ith which il ha,
been ma kcd.
Please To rccept my sincere hank, for the
faithful able ard satisfactory man'nr in " hich
you have respectively discharged the arduou.
and Responsible lnies of your several "tfices.
aud also my best w,sc, for your health and
prosperity; aud believe me. gentlemen. your
sincere trend, WILLARD FILLMORE
The Intelligence accompanies its publica
ton Of these letters With the following re-
arks:-"We have mach pleasure in givin!
publicity Ia tins correspondence, which reflect
equal honor upon President Fillonr. ana L.,
members OF his Administration 1t has, y
presume. rarely happened tia, 81 great j,
gree OF harmony has Existed between Pre-,
dent and every member ofhis Cabinei. l. mn
be supposed by some that The relations of Nj
WEBSTER and Mr. FfLLMoRG, as candidate
for the Presidency. formed an exception IN hi
remark We hive. however. the best reason.
TOR believing that their friendly and tonfiden
tial intercourse. personal and political, wa,
never for moment interrupted"
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We ar anfhari-ei e. aunoBnee lHiLLiF ~. HtHB- a.
~aatiaie the ni1r If Police M.trr lr The siiy u
Lyaehharg, match a-f'
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Ev-afc are authorized - asnoaB~e Ali JAMS ia
sAsH TIE prs.seni incumbent rssH'fats iff t. niie
rr Of the Com, Il Ha.tias, for the city ii Lynch
ufr.
hiareh3-di.
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The Na'i,n-i In;rlI,g, ncer make. pul,!ic the
sulgainesi correspondence ietween The mem
bcrs of his Cabinet aud z n siJent Filirnor... On
ihe eve Of their retirement from 10.
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- ffe ar. a ,s.,ri .ea 10 ssfnuunce VILLAS
BRANcu candidate isr the oils, Of Mstsraf TIE I'll!
u J., Bei4b8fg.
hHrri3--4ts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-16
EXCELSIOR HATR T0NIC-

Purely VEGETABLE Preparation for promoting
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty of
THE HAIR.
E above has been thoroughly tested, and the result
is, an universal expression of entire satSfaction.-
It's warranted eradicate the Danduf prevent Raid
the hair preserve its color render it soft piable and
glossy and in good condition for curling eradicate tha
animalcul@ which is destructive to the hair remove
the scurf, scald head relieve headache &c The
Excelsior Hair Tonic being purely vegetable prepare
ton, is the thing the only thing worthy of its name
BaldneSs.Should any one desire to his bald head
retiring under the shade of beautiful locks let him mako
thorough of the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Failing or L0OSening If the Hair If this disease
be neglected. it viii prove the precursor of badness
result which is by desirable one, and which
can easily be avoided by thorough of the Excel
sor Hair Tonic.
DandruF and Scur6.-This disorder, in most cases
owing TO neglect or want e proper attention, may
easily ana entirely Obviated by the use according 10 d.
rections, of the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Headache.If yOu would be relieved OF headache,
and the gloomy dsagreeable feeling attendant upon it,
ing, and hilarious spirit resulting from head clean and
clear, and brain free and active, use the Excelsior
Hair Tonic.
Liniment.-For Wounds, Bruises, sprains, Agues,
Rheumatism, Chiblans Stings and Bites of Insects,
Sore Throat, Pimples. Chapel Hands, &C. most ex
cellent and valuable nimentl the Excelsior ar Tonic
ChVdren-lt may be used upon he heads of children
wits the happest results.
Prepared only by LOMBARD & CUNDALL, Drug
gsts, Springfield Mass. To whom applications for
agencies must be adlrt ssed
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
AGENTs-CALDWEI L & HILL, E. II. MARSH
and d. SCOTT, Jr, and sold by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c, throughout the United States and the
Canadas. an6 Iawtf
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To the Afflicted,

nR. JASEPH, the Celebrated Indian Doctor, has ar.
IL rived in town, and be consulted at No. ll3
Main Street, WORCESTER Mass.
The Doctor cures Sick Headache, Nervous Diseases
Rheumatism Govt Dropsy Fits, Epilepsy, Piles, Can
ker in its most malignant form Constitutional afec
items, ChOic Bilious Flatulent and Painters Debility
partly decaYed Bones, Gravel Catarrh, Diseases Of
Children, II flmation Of the Bronchial Tubes, of the
Liver and Spleen, Chronic Darrhe, Dysentery and al
most all diseases of the Blood
Also, all diseases Incident TO Females, such weak
ness, and all the like. My medicine will restore them
again to full vgor snd use illness.
Come to me aud be not faithless pl cure that lame
and almost broken back and bloched face that spit
ting up of the food likewise, that Fstna IN Ano or in
Perin@um or Lachrymas, and the worst of
Clumsy are cured by my Vegetable Medicines in very
short time.
The Vegetable remedies which the God of Nature
has spread out with such richness and profusion
every hill dale, field and forest have nc last come to the
rescue. and Consumptives may Live and not Die
The Doctor is also justly celebrated and distinguished
for the hundreds of wonderful he has nude and
for his sound and philosophical views upon disease
which carries terror with il wherever il appears which
has brought multitude of ills upon frail humanity and
whose consequences often felt by the innocent as
well the guilty use Mercury in the cure of this
disease, and have never failed IN much as one case
DIR j.. alter great labor and expense has succeeded in
inventing and perfecng medicine which is wonderfully
effective in producing sauary change and restoration
from the long list of diseases above mentioned to vg
orous health These medicines have been tried, with
the happest result by thousands many of the cases
have been OF more than ten years standing 10y taking
them in hand, and by simple Ieatmeut with his medi
cine, has wrought perfect cure. lie does not leave
these important facts upon his own assertion he ap
peals the numerous certificates which gratitude
alone has put IN his possession.
Please try the Doctors great and potent remedies, for
do know that they will yet millions 10 rejoice
and be exceedingly glad
Medicines, with all directions carefully pached and
forwarded to any place in the United States.
very Respectfully,
Dir. y. F. JASEPH,
o6 d3mip No. ll3 Main st Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-16

The subscriber continues The business of furnishing
Drawings, specifications, and Procuring Patents lie
attends TO all business usually required be transacted
with the Patent Office. He has many years carried on
the business of building and using all kinds of Machn-
cry used in the factories of New Eng land. Having in
vented some of the important Improvements which
adopted bya the principal manufacturers and hav-
ing been involved in heavy lawsuit had occasion to
study the Patent Laws with unusual interest under the
late Hon. Daniel Webster Being the only Solicitor of
Patents, who is thorough practical mechanic his ex
pelence, as well as his scientific knowledge, and his
intimate acquaintance with mechanical operations en-
able him to unders and inventions, distinguish
them from those already paiended and specify them
with facility and accuracy, which cannot be expected
of Lawyers, who have formerly done this business
Many good inventions have been lost the inventors
by not having them understood and properly specified
SO as 10 present proper claim
AZA ARNOLD, Patent Agent.
Washington, list month, 1863.
References lion c. T. James, S Senate Hon
Thomas J. Rusk u Senate His Excellency P.
Allen, Governor of R. l.; Edward w. Lawton Collec-
tor of Customs; H. B. Anthony, Ex.Gov. of r. l.; r.
w Greene, Chief Justice; TIL. F. Carpenter, Counsel
Tor at laws Samuel Ames, Counsellor at Law.
The following note was appended by the late Hon.
Secretary of State Of the u s..
have known Mr. Arnold for some years and am
above written | accord with their opinions and know
them be some of the most respectable men in the
State. DAN'L WEBSTER.
For further information inquire IF by letter, post
paid,) Of j. G. ARNOLD,
No. 207 Main st Worcester.
u All communications strictly confidential.
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