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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-19
70 r s ALE !.

&gA The Real Estate, corner of Portland and Myrtle
Hi Streets, consisting of Houses and about 1000
feet OF Land. Enquire of
au42 EDWIN GLEASON
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

New Worcester and Lincoln So. Omnibus
XAIILL run as foowsi ..s.r. Ia .i.., tt
wv Leaves New Worcester M
Az 2 o'clock A. M, A. NJ, II P. M, 81 r., M.
Leaves Lincoln Square.
At o'clock A. NJ, 12 NJ, "a r. NJ, and s p. NJ.
Leaves Harrington Corner for New Worcester
minutes after leaving Lincoln Square.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, the ON.
nibus willeave New Worcester AZ 81 oelo K, aud
turning leave City Hall At g. at tho close
&C -SuNDAvs-- - -
will leave New Worcester at 10 A. M, and r. NJ, re-
turning AZ the close of meetings.
-l83-Fare, each way,6 LEA cents. diff mig
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EDWARD SARGENT, Surveyor,

Office at E. E. Abbott's, Real Estate Broker,
No. 239 Main Street.
A TTENTION given to Surveys OF
N REAL ESTATE, Ff
in all sections of the County sa 10 I'd.
Estimates of Water Power made, embracing fall,
amount of floWage. &c. 7ii
Particular attention paid TO surveying City Lots.
His experience, together with aud perfect Instru
ments, claim Tor him share of public patronage
also, Surveys OF Brick and Masonry
OdeIs directed as above will receive prompt
ton
7. y. No extra charge for travel. ~
References James S. Woodwork, Esq. Col. E..
g Abbott CHARLES Hersy, Esq, Worcester Joshua
Henshaw, Esq, Leicester, ie2 diff
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PATENT AGENCY.
NEssDEs1 NgANUEACTDEsY

r a 4 N L AG E N G Y
EsGDEsl MANDATORY.
No. 2O7 Man ST., (sep stairs Worcester
THE subscriber continues to make Models Of all
Il kinds (workng il required, and warranted 70 IN
swer the requisiton Of the Patent Ofce) and to ur-
nish Drawings, SpecifcatoDs ETC., and TO procure Pa
tents Being connected with of the best Agents IN
Washington, (see reference below) he is enhled 20
obtain Patents with the least possible delay and
pense. q y @ ARNOLD
geila No. 2O7 Main st Worcester
The subscriber continue the business Of furnishing
Drawings, specifications d Procuring Pdenis He
attends to all business usually required TO be transacted
with the Patent Office. He has many years carried on
the business u building and using all Kinds Of Macn
cry used in The factories OF New Eng and. Having in.
vented some of the important improvements which
adopted by all the principal and hav
ing been involved in heavy lawsuit. had occasion
study the Patent Laws with ua interest under TIL
late Hon Daniel Webster Being the only Solicitor of
Patents who IS thorough practical nechanic his ex
petieuce well as his scientific kno LEDGE and his
intimate acquaintance with mechanical operations en-
able him 10 uiders and Inventions to distinguish
them from those already patented, and to specify them
With facility and accuracy, which cannot be expected
Of Lawyers, who have formerly done this business
Many good nven ions have lost TO tile inventors
by not having them understood and properly specified
so as TO present proper claim fsHH 2Ht -
arug anvil AZA ARNOLD, Patent Agent.
Washington, LIST month, 1863.
References -IIoh T James, u Senate Hon
Fhomes Rusk5 U Senate, His Excelency P.
Allen, Governor of r. l.; Edward W. Lawton. Colec-
tor of Customs H B. Anthony, Ex-Gov. of r. IL r.
Greene, Chief Justice; Tn 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.. 2f' tfro
have known Mr. Arn0ld for some years and an
well acquained with the gentlemen whose names are
above written; accord with their opinions, and know
them TO be some of the most respectable in the
State. sab afiaelas fuses D AN,L WEBSTER, l,s
For further information, inquire, If by letter. post
paia,) of j. G. ARNOLD,
a" tt No. 207 Main It Worcester:
w All communications strictly confidential.
o28 deodaw3m
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JAMES STEWART
CmfIRr and Gmm NaraErar.

No. 25 Exchange Street. Worcester, Mass.
> Returns his sincere thanks 10 the inhabitants
~ of Worcester and vicinity, for their liberal pat
ronage and hopes from his experience in the Trade
and strict attention to busnessto merit continuance
of their fayors.
5. begs TO state that he makes sharpens, cleans,
and repairs Cutlery and Guns, of all kinds. large
assortment Of Keys kept always on hand. Locks and
Keys repaired. Jobblng neatly executed o22 dom
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Can be found at 70 Front Street,
WApnENsS pInCK

+ 4 GENERAL assortment of STOVES, Tin, Copper,
IN Britannia aud Brass Ware, Tin Roofs put on 10 the
best manner, Tin and Copper Gutter and Conductors
pu up at shortic' zee. Also, Culver's improved Hot
Air Furnaces for Ntine public and private Buildings,
the best in the market. +. F.rPHEI.PS.
jel DIFF
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MEsSRs JANKINs & CLoUGH would mosr 70
WI spectully inform their patrons and the public
generally that they baye fitted upa new Hail Dressing
saoon, IL splendid sly e. the Jewelry Store Of T.
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in prompt attendance
upon all who may avcr them with call. Retaining
their most sincere thanks for the liberal pstronags
which they have received during the many wears in
which they have carried the business in this city,
effort viii still increase the public favor erStg
w. II. JANKINs,
decl4 dtf r. A. CLoUGH
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NEW YORK. ADVERTISEMENTS.
McDonald's Advertising Agency. +
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY

p BRYAN's PULWONTC WAEERs
A RE nniailng In the cure of CoueHs, ASTHMA,
N ReoNcHITIs, SoaE THRoAT, HoARsNEss, DI Fl.
CULT BREsTHING, INCIPlENF CoNsUMPTos, AND Dis
EASES OF THE LUNGs. They have no tnste of mrdi-
cine, ard any CHI Id will take them Thousands haze
been restored to health that had before de paired =
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. single dose
relieves in MINUTES.
Ask for Bryans Pulmonic Waters The original and
only genuine is stamped SBryan" Spurious kinds are
offered Tor sale TWENTY-FIVE cents box SOLD by
dealers generally. j. BRYAN d Co, oehester N Y,
ProprIetnrs. o3 dawis3n
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WANTED

HOUR Gentleman Boardeis may be accommodated
IL with pleasant Rooms, few doors from Gain st.
Also, Gentleman and Wife, and few table board
ers The House is heated with furnaces a. Ell. e7e-
For particulars inquire at this Office DIFF $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-19

4 tentaction and 8oadol PIANO FoRTEs Of dif.
leient styles, VIZ: aqa
The Z Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave in plain round and round Cases.
the and Octave in square Cases. with prices varying
from $500 10 $500 The BOudoir style which is
perior 10 o.hers in form and tone the Octaye in
carved Cases the Octave in plain Cases prices fom
$3.50 70 $500. All the ABOVE have Giibetcs Putent
dcttOn, and are super0 to any others in the Market
and will be sold or exch Iesd on favorable terms. n
Also, Seraphi,ses, Eolians, and Melodians,
IRON the bus Makers, Music Books o. all kinds. A
choice selection OF New Sheet Music, Piano stools,
Bhirley's Furniture Polish &c piauos to t. tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and hl
aug diff A. ANDREWS, Teacher of Music.
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Important to Millers and MilI-OWners.


A NEW and improved dressing for Mill Stones,
IA (Which patented in lS49, by M. Gaines OF Tex
as, and the right TO use which in the New England
States, and throughout Europe is owned by Col CFGs
MILLS, Of GEORGIA ia offered TO the Millers aud
Mill Owners of this State, by GEORGE t. S. CURTIS,
of Worcester, who is the sole Aeent Col. Mills has
caused this dressing be put to several Mills in this
city, with the understanding, that if improved no
charge should be made in instance has he failed
gain so pei cent. in the amount of meal ground with
the power and in most the has been
doubled. In trebled
The expense to the owner, of fitting pair Of stones
with this dressing, is abou. $40 And the price OF the
right TO the Improvement. from $50 TO 200
cordng the Of business dohe 500 being the
general price per Run.
THIS Is considered the most important Improvement
ever made in the mode OF grinding. and the and
simplicity with which it applied, cannot fall to
mend itself all concerned this branch Of business,
it virtually doubles the power OF the mill Reference
may be made 10 Nm Dickinson, w. W. Patch, or d.
T. Emersonoi this City whose Mills have been dressed
in this way, and grinding more Than twice as
much as before. GEO. t. 5. CURTIS,
General Agent for the State of Massachusetts.
- dFafu WITT
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r. Y o U N 6 .

DeaIer IN d.
Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful Articles,
T1ESPECTFULlsY invites the attention of the pub
~ lie to his large stock of Articles well adapted for
presents during the holiday season.
~ kinds OF Ladies Fancy Work Boxes, 100 kinds of
Fancy Baskets, Pearl and shell POrtmonnaies Portfo-
lios, Dressing Gases, Cad Cases, and Reticules with
many fancy things too nnumerabe for an advertise
ment. A~great yaefy OF TOYS, flr the amusement of
children, selected, as far possible, with reference to
strength an LeauIy. 20 kinds of Games many of
which are instructive, well rs smnsnai II kigds of
Umbellos 40 kinds of Pocke Knives l6 kinds Scis-
sors, so kinds of Combs, 50 kinds of Bushes 20
kiI DIS of
BOYS SLEIGHS,
kinds ofRoeking Horses, 20 kinds o. Bird Cages
among which Metallic Cages great beauty of
hnish kinds Of Canary Birds kinds of Bird seeds
Umbrellas, Canes, &c, neatly repaired Pinking of
Cepes, Sacks, Cloaks and Ialmas, II styles, with
edge ron otan inch to inches in DEPTH large and
small points and scoops Eye cts sell and many
small Jobs done. too numerous mention Please o.
serve the sign Of "The "a iety Store" No. So Main
streetnearly opposite the old stand of James Green
q 70. decl4 dawf
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New Buckwheat Flour.
EoR Sale by BLISS, SUTTON, g. CO.,
Il n9 dawtf No. Mechanic 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-19

Locomotive Engine For Sale.
A Good I'd hand locomotive Engine and Tende
N suitable for a stationary power in fine working
order Inquife OF 81 NEON MAYO, Manchester steam
Min, Manchester street. diff an22
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House For Sale.

AszA The subscriber wishing to locate where Land
ini is moro plenty, offers his Real Estate corner OF
Pleasant and Linden streets, for sale. The house
is nearly new, built by the day, and of the best mate
rails Terms liberal. Price low. Inquire of
81 df N. tNSWORTH.
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TANiE Rooms over the Planning Mill in the Litch sho
l. on the Boston and Worcester Railroad suitable 70
wood work. or Tor any business that requires consider
able room, and but little power Possession given Oc
]. Inquire of SIMEON MAYO, Manchester street.
au23 diff
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WANTED

FEfHREE or four Blacksmitbs, accustomed to the use
o. ha9msrs Also two good Csel grinders
apply 70 " FOs Ter 4 CO, Worcester, or PAGE,
mcn24 istf
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Union Hair Dressing Saloon

Sold In Worcesterby NJ. B. Green, d. Scott. d. n
Marsh. and sibey Y Scout deod- weow6mfp Lanla ]
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Wanted Immediately

Is by the subscribers at their Steam Shop four good
ID Jouueymdn Maclinists, on iron work. and Fonr
good wood workmeu whom steady EN- loy nent can
ne gwen u ]. u. Il A. ". STEVENS.
East BrookGeld. Sept 8, 1853, .e.e dtf
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Nem.2)ork Qailp Gribnne.
THE AMERICAS ART.r-NIoN INVESTIGATION.


This Comutsse met yesterday according to adjourn
ment at 70 o. clock Present Messrs. Capp, Champlain
and TAYLOR Mr. ID. b. Taylor, presided
Mr. Monk recalled
O-Do you remember having been sent to Bnninger 81
Cozzens BY Mr.. Austin for quantity Of VINE
Al do not Sir and beside it is not the fact he
sent me down there with the money to pay for any wine
remember Mr. Austin paying for the wine OF which
Won are now speaking but il was under entirely different
circumstances from the manner in which you put the ques
ton be paid for wine perhaps not this vine aliud
ed TO- but wine entirely different from the 500 bill
OCUndsr what circumstances
A-Some Of the Committee would occasionally open
bottle in the Committee Room and use Col Warmers desk
t. put the umblers and soed the cloth on his table and
he was opposed 10 making the Art mon Room drinking
NJ FuIertor-Is this necessary don't want this long
story il /. not responsive 10 the answer.
Wtness-But 1 Go want il. know You don't bat
buk right fr explain all these things in justice to
mysfh All want is q fair shake.
Charman-He should be allowed TO explain now. IL
will take less time than 10 come over It again
Mr. Fulerton-He should, think Answer my questions
frst and then "a plain.
Cksirnan-We!l then 90 on and make short pos
sible, for 1t this rate will never finish 80
O-Were all those entertainments spoken Of Padfcr out
If the funds OF the Institution
(Which entertainments do you mean do not know
10 what You refer
Q-What portion Of the entertainments spoken OF were
paid out Of the funds
fA-That Is more than can tell was not Treasurer
do not know Of any entertainment pau cuary but that 800
item j. a.. -
Mr shannon here stated that in The T15gr 10 yester,
day report il was stated he recalled to the stand
when be was not witness and should have been Joseph
Monk.
The Chairman The Committee cannot be expected 70
send proof readers 10 the different newspapers in the cry
Mr. Shannon-This will be corrected by M calling at
tention 10 II. ....
Witness continued believe the sgneTs 70 the petition
were ali members of the Att mon IN 81; 90 not De
Heye they we're IN l-, as believe the gaze Vas 'nu'
against them that year. ..
C-I understand you say you paid 50 as commission
10 Mr. COzzcns. 50
Al think now it Was 60 paid AMI that il was Eve per
cent more than Il should have been.
oWas Ibis money paid Coz4ens byyou n specie or
in IL
A-Nether but want . explain
Q.-What was It paid II
At was not paid in any Kind OF curTenc! cannot
answer vour question in the way YOU putt
q Have ven the voucher for that 80
81 have got q memoraI dunn 'haI WI e1Pan inc
natter .-- . -
question Have ven 90; the voucher
Al have but DO DO, think THE IS the proper time to
produce il
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feaal Notifies.

An ORDINANCE 10 Amend an Ordinance, entitled
n an ordnance relative the Of CFton Water fH Street
N sshirr q pcsstd July S, ls4
ne Evr- cfraen Cornnonaty Of the City NswYork.
do r5sir - much Of the Ordnance entitled An Oui
Tspee relative 20 Crotun Water for washing,
a. AZ Allows CrOton Water washing streets
vks stems or after o'clock NJ from the day OF
av 10 lie November after o'clock \ NJ from the
M y OF Noveui day OF Nay each and
he Al d lie sane . hereby repeaisd"
fgo 1, The BOsru Of derrlen, February IL TO-
ASotted bI the Boasd OF Assistants February l., lso
APPROVED ~ the Mayor February IA ls,i ,-,-, 81, - -
The Ordnance ended follows An Ordinance rela
hive lie u Of Crotch Water Street Nashnf &c BE
lxt Coln1onafy New
convened that from AID after the date OF
- Of tins Ordinance the day Of November
aud in every Succeeding from The hrt day OF
~ M he s Of all persons fobd the
~ water sshiDg side Eas buding alter
1901 and the hst day OF November 70 the trst DAY OF
NJ dowin oeock A. NJ under the penalty OF hse dollars
for each ofense. 49,, 80,
$500 ~ Beard Of ASSISTANT July ], lsiA
4rrroves bv tie Mayer July i 1884 IN
SuI5 OF policemen the above Ordnance nsey en-
forced
PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
:, =. s@. "a. 1r-s frr-y AiTaf clls
- L ~ 4-~- $780, = :. -
sshcrte a. s a1ss ssre o f- roa
Ne yrsAn q ss- fos 90 q eeore ,as Aas
Hlsucn "'
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Ccpartnersblp.

NOTICE-LIMlTED PARTNERSHIP :. uI,-
~ dernared Rave formed special limited srnes1p in p
1ueuce Of provisions OF the Revised Statutes 10Y the %
trarsscng stock aud Exchange business ana suSl "
usually coDnfctec therev-h --.. ,-.ru.Nrrr n ppAn.
TbeprdeTsgped JAMts NJ. DRAKE and NAtHANlELG bhAD-
FORD Jr Civ OF New OK are the general
upofrsianed EDWARD LITTLE OF the same place, ~ 80,
partrer said EDWARD B. LITTLE his continued ne
$50 cash caDitai 10 the comm0n sock - mn IKE
The be conducted under the name or nm OF
Tie aid partnership the q day OF May - ana
10 teI ,Le'S % ias1 &c ~ ' " ' JAMES ~ DRAKE,
loIA' Aay - i''S' NC. BRADFORD Jr,
EDWARD B.LIFfLE.
VNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under
the meme ana firm Of GO>sELIN klDpLa u pns qSy as
solved by limitation May ], 1901. rrf1EF Fills
~ KIDDLE would respectfully inform his friends
aid customers that he will continue The Watch and Je~ey
business bis account 81 Johnst near bfolH~-s
DISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHlP.-Ihe 20
pa1trerhp heretofore under the firm Of COLI AN
DRAKE tie 5oth utlmo by mutual -''
partner " ~ liquidation. ~
New-York May 2 1883 janis ~ N4''
FNHE FIRM of JOHN II. KElSER x Co was dis
so we'd ly limitation on the J0 ut JOHN II A. iSLA OF
JUHN DrNNFLL viii sign the name OF the On 10
JOHV H. KEYSER will cOntnge the business on nls so ACCOUNT
No sos Broadway Orders received at NJ ~
J%O. H. DUSNELL
New YORK. May , 1855. Ma ESsIs.
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THE WORLDS FAIR
Toths Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.

T0the Eftor " The " r. ITtouns
SR Permit respectfully to recfy an error probably
only clerical One) which appears in The Tribune OF ths
day whe ein under the heading Of Tho Worlds Fair IL
appears that The Earl Of Ephnone has accepted tho
office of British Commissioner &c, whereas unless ny
private letrers are In eor) is the Earl Of Eesmere
brother "a the Duke Of Sutherand who has been nom-
mated TO that post and is about to proceed to New York
with his daughters in the fifty four gun hgae I'ean'
der which has been placed his disposal by the Govern
me to present at the opening Of the great exhibition
| am Sir yOur Obedlent servant, SUBsCRIBER-
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Uater Cure.

DR. sHEW. Of New-York earliest American Prac
author Of VARIOUS works the subject
during the Summer season m connect VITA
Mr. D. CAMPBELL, at Lebanon Springs Columbia County N 4
INOR LADIES ONLY.-Washington Springs Water
Cure tie Mountain Rod IL the mnedi
vpv Of the bsauu Of Plainhed New-Jersy Under
the direction Dr. SADGETI, and his dsughternaw Mrs l. b.
BARBER.
~ H. TAYLOR, MD, Practitioner of Water Cure,
W. No llthst 4th-sv Domestic Practice and Oes Con-
mutations particularly attended TO- Also letters Tor adv'ce
VIfDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No dations tor one hundred patents
Department Female Diseases K l. TRAIL PTCDrsori Dr.
L hOSFORD, Assistant
NETWORK CITY WATER CURE.-Accommo-
dsors for patients and friends Of Water Cure by the day
week Il No lSi l2thst corner OF Uniyersi
NEWPORT WATER CURE.-Ihis establishment
vii be opened the Of April IL been ated win
vii the celebrated he.ltha Of the Sewpo climate viii aks
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER CURE, South
~ Orange " J.-C. c. SELLERS BROTHER, Propnetor
Ills tuson having been greatly enafsed aud much improved BY
bathing aud seaLnhealng spp2rs-
tins open the reception Of patients Dr. FELEhER late
o .boro appointed Resident for the
and Essex Railway foot u Courtand
St. At q N snd u and PM Distance from SewYoEk
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WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

ACCIDENT yesterday morning man named John w
Drake residing at Staten Island while engaged saving out
lumber with buzz at the sash factory OF Wsgloy
in Fourth ST. had of the fingers Of the left hand sawed
off by being caught IN the saw
POLICE APPoISrxESrs-1he Aldermen of the First and
Third Wards held meeting for the purpose OF appointing
Policemen. The Aldermen Of the First Ward were unable
10 agree and adjourned 20 Friday evening The appoint
menis for the Third Ward made but not 10 be
pourced until this evening On Saturday, at noon, tho
new Policemen TO be sworn IN before Mayor Berry.
ArrKMPrED MuRDER.-On Wednesday evening a Ger
man. named Clemens Lngke, residing in the Third Ward,
was arrested by Officer DENIM charged with attempting.
The life Of Carl II Sutzer residing Al the corner OF Wyck
of and Smith IL that difficulty occurre1
between the above parties Tuesday afternoon and slut
zer states that the same evening" while he WAS passing
along Smth.t accused jumped before him and discharged
a pistol the ball Of which gr4zed has cheek. The exam
nation takes place day
CHILD DRowNED-On Wednesday afternoon a little
daughter Of Charles Henry q years Of age, residing AZ
No 81 North SiIhst, was drowned by falling head frst
into rkn partially filled with water which was standing
in the back yard The child had been missing from tho
Coroner Dickinson held inquest yesterday and ycr-
DICT was rendered Of accidental drowning.
List Of Patents
hsd fro" de United Sss Ne. Pq ,s., Office for The 'S' '"r
(cussuHy prsDsrs4 Tribunal
Rcsa l. h.s q e. S3 ~
EIerci.Ins MAehinss psisd, Msy 8; ls6 ~
ASDs hn'i psd Nay s P.a. sasa
Daniel Reid Of wsshDgoa n c. for improvement N . Eo
Geo Red Evsns.ie Ind, f Improvement n Com ~
PsnsJ steee Of Cheshire Mas Laprovsusnf IN Mac &c
Sewing Bsrrelhsaos Dated, May s ls1a =
sor Shrinking Has Bodies Dated, May 1895 -. b. 60.
Chas NJ Tyler Of Worcester Mas TOR Improvements W
firearms Dated, May s. ls55 .....,. -, -
ssmL wiot Of Sew Haven Conn snol 20 Joseph -
Bsos cSg1ty No for J%p,O,Tsssn' Apparatus Tor D. neg
" fsines 0Es s ss:ns 1s Rail- 70 liz
Dut,on Stss Of Pottown Pa s-gnor chas z sn - Of
pdsipi Pa for Improvement In Rails for Railroads Dstsc In
5 es3. 'Anfe-caied Nov 5, isoz
IA. L. Jackson Of EewYorh n y far Design for orse na<
s Jfsn Of se~YOrk n T. for Deasa for Crate " al
Dti.e M1y ..6s s Of sewSOrt y for Ds.sa for Crate p -
Dsiso ~ Jf,oH gswYork Y Design for Crate 30
.na suraner Piece. Dated, May 8 1883
~ The Sandusky River is to be brdged WIZ "A1
Suspension Bridge, at Tifia. -
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Goal.

COAL-The subscriber has Ill yards, end IL constantly
all the various Kinds Of AntlI cite snd biiuminoai
cit 30, Peach Orchard Bsci Hesr, Lehgh Liverpool OeL
Camel SIDNEY &C. al Of the very best quality deereo ID
SspdsJrne orssi ard TOR sale low. JANIS H. NOhlh
4th-st. Thompson and sth-sy .or An.s
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VNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL sTEAMERSTbe sps posing this line
PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
RAIIIC lnr.f Enrrn.rcc

ATLANTIC Cart West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC Cspt Luce BALTIC, Capt CoTnstock
ADRIATlC, Capt Grafton.
built by Government
then also their
re 20 sr,ngh speed and their accommodations
erse ere uneqused foS and comfort Price Of passage
m s&hr, SIN. DO,
~, exclusive rOomS $500 from Liverpool 20
kesYoI ana go Az experienced attached to each
Aip No berth secured until raie ci
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F1pre Train AN. through hours counecle with Trans
reaching Bufa Montreal 90 O'Clock same evening.
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For Peekskill a. 5 " PM NJ
The Tsytown Peek and PokeepSe Trains stop At ell Way
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