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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07
he Southern ard Western States. We kno,

the Southern ard Western States. We know
of no work comparable 10 il IN the research
and value IF its statistics applicable to the I'm.
portant subjects to which il is devoied-and
none from whichmsy be deriyed more judleious
and enlightened views Of the improvement poi
icy of The whole or Of any one of the Southern
States. We should esteem its genera circu-
laion IN Virginia most valuable acquisition
10 her Improvement interest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07

TRAGEDY AT FoRT BELK>AP.-On the eth
of March, Major Sibly had difficulty with the
Wasoes Indans,and ecenlly party of WITCH
ifas having come into Fort Beknap,he detain-
ed them as prisoners. At night, tho chief after
numbering his own wife, and child, rose upon
the guard with his warriors, nine in number
The sentinel on guard was instantly killed,and
another soldier wounded The chief was xii
led in the slruggle,bur all the warriors escaped.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07

A neero,the property of James Bouldin, Esq
was tried at Charlotte, q. H. on Monday
charged with attempting to commit rape on a
respectable " dow lad ,resiling at that place
found guilty, and sentenced 10 be hung on the
10Th of june FarmUiHe Journal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07

WYATT CARpwELL. of Charlotte, has taken
the field in the Petersburg District as the
Wing candidate for Congress. His COMPETE
tors. at present, are Mr.. Goode of Mecklen
burg and Mr.. Hopkins of Powha,an. An eff
fort is however being made to get upa conven
ton and it is probable that one or both of these
gentlemen will be ruled off. We hope Mr..
Cardwell will hold on in any event. He is
not apt to give up any thing he undertakes
nor does he know how to fail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07

Charles Y Morris Of Amherst was acquitted
for shooting r R Williams of the same coun.
ty. by the Examining Courl of Wednesday
eral Courts, in order to obtain The evidence of
Williams.
On the trial Williams and all the Common
weallh's witnesses were present and gave in
their evidence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07

APPoMATrox CoUNTy-Mr. Wootton. the
Wing nominee for Congress appeared before
the people of Appomatox Thursday. Court
day and made, private correspondent as
sures us. "a SPLENDID impressions" "a more
beautiful, argumcntative and effective speech he
continues, have rarely heard. Wings and
Democrats we're alike pleased with the man
and his abilities" Two democrats are out for
the county in Appoma,tox Cheatham-
the nominee of caucus and Ro. J. Boaz-"on
his own hook
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07

The Union states that the rumor that the
President "wil in course of a few DAYS pay
visit to New Hampshire" has no foundation
in ruth; and that it is authorized to announce
that he does not expect to leave Washington
during the approaching summer.
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UST received by c. Morse at South End RI 81
Taper Houst-a full and Complete assortment IS
Note Paper and Envelopes Fancy and Plain Mnt,o
ianspar MT, Bridal aud other Wsfes Double Ennm,
r,ea visiting and other Cards. QuiIls and Steel Pens.
raoers Writing and Drawing Pencils; Drawing Paner.
Tatent Bottng Paper Rubber Bands; Paint, in RI
INK and Ink Powders-Also, fine assortment If RI
1,ec"uh'S memorandum and Pass sook-, embracing -
eftiap. IN, S'O' :
A-oh eonsIsnm,nt and Tor saie BY
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SReiigOuS Notice.

X NSReiigOuS NOtice.-Thc Rev. John E
Edwards will deliver the Anniversary Dis
course. of the Ann Norve Asylum Association at 4,h
Street Church, Sabbath mornrg 9th May ut IL o.
clock No Collection will b.. taken up.
Anv7-It
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FANCY CASsINIEays. A.

Us received by Express further supply Fancy
Consumers md Nesting, Cotton and Linen Shirts
Jeans and Linen Drawers, Cotton and Linen half Hoss
pest ply Collars. Summer Cava.s, Fine Cornelian
y. ho'PS; &c. &c VIM L PAGE.
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PLATFORM SCALES,

ksRoM the mandatory of Duryee, Forsythe & Co E,
I comprising twelve different sizes. weighing from
OF. to 5000 lbs and at a cost from $40 to $lOO Any
of the above will be furnished at the net factory PRICES
adding transportation by
C. MOBSE, Agt. for the above
N. B.-The above are warranted accurate and equal
to the best. Tina 7-,s1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07

ing satisfactory 10 large portion of the party,
they have brought out Col. 1hos.J Boyd, 81
Wyfde, a Democrat. The contest is between
TWO Democrats; and the Wings without can.
didate fiheir party are lefito choose between
DAME and Boyd. The selection of either Val
secure Democratic Commissioner, and Why
should party leaders assume to control the free
will OF Democratic voters In an election solely
between Democratic candidates. They pro.
fess TO believe in the intelligence and integrity
of the people. al least oil their own parry, and
why wish to gag the party by forcing them to
vote for one Democrat over another.
A part from politics. which can have no
bearing upon the selection between Mr. Dam
ell and Mr.. Boyd, it is purely personal con
test 10 be governed by considerations OF capac.
ity, in judging Of which "ihe Intelligence and
integrity" of Tho party we should think soifi :
Gent. without the interference of caucus dlcta
riun But here is ID Democratic candidate with
out Wing oppo.inon, and not acceptable to
portion of the Democratic party, yet no other
Democrat is TO be allowed To oppose him.
Has il come to this that an oligarchy OF par.
~ leaders. not only exercise the power oil pro
scrbing the Wing party from any parilcipa'
lion IN free government, but undertake TO
prescribe such as they choose. OF thar own
party from the exercise oil such priviiegesi--
This startling procedure was acted out IN The
Congressional apportionmeni by The Demo
cratic majority :, I the late Legislature. and We
bad hoped it might end there. Bur not So, #
il is 10 be allowed to control the action OF tho
party, even in the selection of members oil the
Board OF Public Works.
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MARRIED

On the 5th inst, by Rev. j. L. Prichard Mr. DANIEL
LOGON and Miss DELrLAH, daughter of Mr.. Rchmont
Shepherd. all of this CITY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sk- xHSREV. A. Nj. POINDEXTER will preach in the
Baptist Church on Sabbath morning and night
Nav 7-It
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07

DE Bows REVIEW are indebted 10
tAe L uolsher Tor the May number of this in
valuable journal OF the industrial resources O,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07

MADAM BIsnop-Next Wednesday even
ing this renow ned cantatrce makes her first
appearance before Lynchburg audience. All
lovers ofthe divine ar-that art which Luther
declared to be the only one that could
calm the agitation OF the soul and put the devil
to flight'-will hail her coming as an event of
high importance For years Madam Bishop
has been recognized, on both sides OF the At.
lantic, as but little behind the foremost in mer-
it OF all the singing sisterhood. Tine has not
impaired the perfection Of her voice The
mellow richness of its autumnal note is as
enhancing as It's spring-fme melody But
though a stranger in our midst she needs no
introduction at our hands Her fame has her
aided her and she will receive here, as she does
every where,the tribute due to genius
Bochsa, too, is in himself great attraction.
The Richmond Wing says of him: No artist
we can recollect has enjoyed so long and un
disturbed a European fame as he has The
piano has its Herr and Thalberg, and a h, st
of others the violin can boast of Paganini,
Sivor and Ole Bull, &c. &c.; but Bochsa now,
as he was half century ago, is the master OF
the Harp. II our best PLAYERS have been
his pupils, instruments are made according To
improvements he suggests. it will be indeed
treat to behold his works stand unrivaled aud
and hear such new Cagliostro.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07

RELIGIOUS TROUBLES, remarks the Philadel-
phia North American appear to be rife in Gin
cinna,i. Lately they had most exciting con
test Tor School Directors in which the Catho
lie candidates were all defeated. A few days
ago we m. ulIoncd that the Mayor of the city
had forbidden a Protestant street preacher
from holding forth ON the Sabbath. on the plea
that his sermon against the Catholics had tho
tendency of melting 10 riot. 1t appears by
the Cincinnati Atlas of Monday, the 25h ult,
that on the very Sunday on which he was for
hidden TO speak, The preacher in question did,
usual, mount upon the head Of barrel in
the midst OF the market space, and was speak
ing to crowd of about hundred orderly and
respectable persons, when the Mayor, attended
by the regular police and large body of
special officers, appeared upon the ground,
and selling him obliged him 10 Jrsist This
was in the morning. In the afternoon OF the
same day. under the direction and auspices
of Archbishop. Purcell. great Catholic process
sion, numbering from five 10 ten thousand men,
with badges, flags. banners, and large num-
Der Of bands of music, marched through the
streets TO lay the corner stone Of the Catholic
Church. The Catholic church bells we're rung
during the whole time, the brass bands. com
pretending nearly all in the city, were playing,
and the procession marched through half ofthe
town. blocking up the streets, making very
ostentatious parade, which created a great
deal of excitement, sufficient to render some of
the Streets impossible to church. going people
and TO disturb the stiffness of the Sabbath
The Mayor had out large police force to pro
tect the procession. These circumstances will
explain the Geographic statement we publish
ed. relative to public call on the Mayor to
resign. That officer appears to have been do
termined at all hazards to prevent riot on
the occasion of this procession; but in doing so
has thoroughly aroused tho Protestant popu-
lation. and added fuelto religious excitement
which was already very deep and bitter.
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+ LO ts-on Consigum,ut, and Tor sale bv
1efSF JOS II WILSON
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Diver p. Baldwin.
Jos. II. Anderson,
III. X. Ellyson,
j. A. Cow ardin.

During the evening, stirring addresses were
delivered by Mr.. Miller of Amelia and Mr.. II.
l. DANIEL Of Richmond CITY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07

L'KESH SUPPLY-Of those beautiful India
Rubber Co.nbs for Children. open this morning at
May7-ts DIT @ PETERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07
The Panorama.

DIR. Beale's Panorama and Diorama of the
Creation and Deuge- has been on exhibition
before large audiences for three or four days.
at the Masonic II II. This painting, 10y George
Heigle, has elected high commentators from
the Press of the various cities in " hich il has
been exhibited. aud We add ours to their
testimonials OF its decided merit. In the udg
ment however, which would pronounce it The
chef d'GUUre of American Art. We can by no
means concur Such place it certainly cannot
occupy.
Many of its scenes are strikingly impressive
and e,ince rare powers of conception and
high appreciation OF scenic beauty but III ex
ecutlon--in the blending ofthose soft and mel
low pencIIings in which we have seen the land
scape flung living. as 1t were, upon the canvass
Heigle lsentirey deficient. He is 100 prodiga
of color, and tips alike the leaf and the peta
with scarlet. This may have been in accor
dance with antedlnvian taste, but it is an limo
vaton on existing laws affecting the distribution
of light and colors. We mi ght imagine a
Paradise lying in the repose of pure and
ADHtudl cHhlHOnNe, bHl iltl2 It pencil mas
crimsoned it with the reflected glare Of the fire
of volcano. So too with other scenes they
attract by their vividncss-but fail to impress
us with the vrai- semblance 10 nature The AID
am is moreover no Apollo Belvidere, nor is
the Eve Venus de Medici. In both of these
figures are prominent defects, in form and fea
ture, instead of what doubt the artist essay
ed. delineation Of that idea of symmetry and
sented by The genius Of sculpture and of
painting.
But we would advise all to avail themselves
of the present oppol tunity to see the painting
for themselves. That it possesses merit none
will deny. and we can say that those who may
patronze it one of the highest products of
art will feel no regret for having done So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-07

A TEENElON ARTILLERY A.u
n There will be parade at the Clubhouse at ~
o'clock, Saturday 7th at which time the new ~
caps will be d trbuted. A full meeting is also reoue.
ed Friday night G. II. HARDY, @. s.
MAY 6--2t
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DELEGATES To THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
FOR RICHMOND CrTY.-At large meeting OF
the Wings of the city of Richmond, held in he
African Church Wednesday evening for the
purpose of selecting candidates TO represent
the city in the next General Assembly, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were selected, with great
unanimity viz:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-16
Pure Hnrse Radish

ID AlSED and put Up r family use. on the farm of
4 4 the late Richard IS eg J' West Springfield For
sale Wholesale and Retuil the Manufacturers prices
at the Provision store Oil. ). CULVER, No l6 Froi
street, under Horticultural Hall.
4 Worcester, Feb %, 1858 murl d2mt
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KalIinrar,s Remadias

ARE CERTAIN TO c URE!
n matter what tie disease weakness with either
~ sex. The refined Family Imminent 81 each his
remedy for preventing seasickness, 81 each His mag
c fluid has restored the hair when bald 25 yeftrs- uev
er ails-Sl ch His new medical charm will cure
Deaves, Sores Gus and Bruises and work the horse
daily S efoh. The Oil Liniment that has been used
by Hiram Woodruff, and all the best horsemen in he
United States $50 cenis or S4 dozenl continues
delight and astonish hem. Depot go Pearl street, N
York City, Iuge Sol n CO. and 476 broadway, aud of
cunn;rv.
n. IS. The DR. Syrup, Renovating Cordial, is the
del ghtm ana sireig lhening remedy offered
to The puDlc no only cures and delights the sick,
but il 10 act like magic in leiuvHatng the aged.
Full and clear jiit ctions with each remedy.
feh4 d3m
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The wonder Of the World

DEVtNES' COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE.-
~ This is the remedy Tor Colds Coughs, Asthma,
Costiveuess, and Consumption. Il is hey ond doubt, the
cheapest and most etice remedy offered 0 the
public, aud p'sisei by all that IT. Read tins:
Nh Dtvmes-'sit; heartily recommend your Com
pound Fitch LtGenge t. The attention OF the afflicted
At the suggestion Of Mr. Charles Rnnlecon Of Lansing
bnrgh (who stopping with my brother the
Poughkee sic IloteD first used The LOzer ge for cough
and pain in the side Of long standing The physicians
called abcess of the uhgs. Its use relieN cd me al
most Immediately. II has also cured me of long and
painful costiveness. consider the hest and cheapest
remedy ever Brought to the attention of the pubic
WIN. E. RUTZER.
Sold in Worcester at the General Agents prices, by
CALDWELL ~ HILL, Druggists, Taft & Harring on,
Grocers, VIM. ID Fenno & Son. Jewellers, and by deaf
generally through the county.
Orders addressed to d. Euler 4 Co No. 4 Will
sons Lane Boston, General Agents for N. England States
fph14 dtf
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RAILROADS.
and Worcester Ra1Iroad.
70 KS [sazssl r-Fssss=zsir rsyszsss1


g - sl..si s..s:...;.E
On and afts, Monday, 4pru lsf 1868, through PAS.
ENGER TRAINS will leave as follows:
Leave Providence at7.2O, and u 80 m; and 345p
Leave Worcester at $50, and II a. N. and A p. m.
The IT'S A. NJ. train from Providence, connects
Worcester with the Express Trains from Boston fof
New York, and Albany, which cave Worcester at 9.25
With the Accommodation Train for Springfield and
Albany and slintermedate stations, which leaves Wor
cester at $50 A. NJ.
With trains Of the Norwich snd Worcester Railroad
for Norwich.
With trains fthe Worcester and Nashua Railroad
for Lowell Nashua, Manchester, Concord, &c.
With TIA MS Of the Fchburg and W0rcester Railroad
for Fitchburg, Keene, Bellows Falls, &C.
ne lI3O A. Nj. train from Providence connects at
Worcester with the afternoon Accommodation Trains
from W ofceser Of all the above mentioned Roads and
with the Express Train from Boston to New York,
which leaves Worcester at 5l5 ?. NJ
The ago u train from Providence connects at Wor.
cestfr with the Accommodation Train for Springfield,
which leaves Worcester OF 6,25 PM.
With the Steamboat train for New York via Norwich,
which leaves Worcester at z r NJ
With the trains of the Fiichbmg and Worcester Rail-
road, which leaves Worcester'at Ills 4. VI.
Inc II A. NJ. tram from Worcester connects at Wor-
cester with The morning trans from Norwich, Spring
field Fichburg, Nashua and Lowell.
At Providence with the afternoon trains fer Boston,
Taunton, New Bedford Fall River and with Steam.
boats for Fall River, and Newport.
The Ais NJ main from Orcester connects at Wor-
cesler with the Express Train which leaves New York
a; O'clock A. NJ.
With the morning Accommodation Train from Alba
ny, aud with the Dldlay Accommodation Trains from
Norwich, springfield, Fitohhurg. Nashua and Lowell.
A. Providence with the Boston and New FORK Steam
boat Train lur New York via Slonlngtun
The 7.l5 A. NJ and AIS T. NJ trains from Providence,
and the 645 A. M. and 4.30 p. NJ trains from Worcester
with the Trains of the orfok County Railroad
Waterford.
These trains also connect woonsocket with coach
es for Milford and Mendon.
At Miville with coaches for slatersvilIe; at WIFI
tins With coaches for East Douglass and hitinsvie.
At Farnumswith coaches Tor Grafton Centre, New
England Village, and Upton.
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TO the Afflicted.

rgyUIs is to certify ttatI have been troubled with
lame leg, caused by disease OF the bone for more
than thirty ears and for the las five years have suffer
ed he most eXcruciang pain therefrom. For months
could obtain litlle slice night or day and was
able TO aten to my business. had tried great mum.
her OF the most shul physicians bnt all without avail
and had about Civ up all hopes being any bet
ter when | was advised By ind try Ilammnnd's
Liniment. did 80, and before had used one bottle
the pain had nearly ali gone have now been using il
more than yea, different times, and have suffered
but little can therefore recommend 1t to the public
as being IN invaluable medicine
JOHN CONANT.
Worcester Dec 4th, 1852
CALDWELL 4 HILL, 229 Main street,
fan25 ttf General Agents.
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DR.. G. A. HILL.

Mo- l2l Main Street, Worcester, Mass,
NoULO say that at great expense he has prepared
~ from the original recipe, the Fiench Periodical
rms ana Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ d
Whle pacticIng in the Hospital in PATHS under The in,
inedlae O sefvation of The renowned ksCRD Of FAR
is, and ACTON, Of London -
Warranted in ~ cases TO have the desired eHac,
liese Pills are invariably cel tain to ra, ate the fe
lIetls warranted, or the money returned They ara
known by hundreds of fenal in this country he The
only preparation ever discovered, that has proved inva
riably certain in al cases.
SippresSaonS, irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptirol md ra,
atter Will they be induced TO take any other Ladies
who have often been deceived BY purchasing Pills AMI
Drops, and nostrums from ~
Male and Female Imposfers
under the preience of eecting cure medicines vb,rb
IN nineteen cases out OF Twenty an injurious effect
upon he syslem without producing the desired resnI,
p any sign Of H. should shun these bpeds and use none
but the geflihe ~ use o"o
French Periodical Pills and Drops
Inc elncary OF which have been tested in a hnodred
cases, anu never failed effect spe.dv cnra ,ni,h,
any bad resu;. The Pills and Drops ar ne re.n, ~ a
extensive practice and not discovered by accident r.
euogIse their Wiz would MOI add 10 their moi,
we would only sNry them and ii they do MI ,,rnya
10 oe what ihey are represented the money viii ha ~
tnrheh They viii be sent to any mart Of The co,,,s
secure rom observation hy addressing fnns noIS
Or q. A. HILL, No I2i Main strset.
NJ F,,, ,,.. WORCESTER Mass.
Price, five dollars iani7 ar
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United States and FOREIGN Patent

GYtGe os Sidte corner Of Congress street Boston,
iiE Undersigned, late Principal Exa miner In The
United states Patent Oiiceat Wa ,hiogton civ
has Just resigned his Office fur the lurDoso nt
is ah ageney IN Boston for procuring Patents in thus
AMI foreign countries 80 '''S
ITS long Official connection with the Patent Office bna
rendered hn familiar with its rules ana pr,ctife mi
Miih we history OF invention in this and ohercountfies:
plu gus experience, with the frequent visits which he
proposes making 20 the Patent Office iusli6es him ~
saying That his agency viii offer 10 Inyeat,rs MI he
ulvan,pges Of one located IN Washington and IN nd l.
~ nua NoIi tesul rom residence IN tho raidst
VI p"chanicai and manufacturing industry
hdVce gwen upon all matters relating 10 the validity
- !" pd'ens, me hoVey and pstentability OF invel
linps ana IN the general department of Mec6an,cnEn
Speclhcations and Drawings piepnted--
CHeh,s hled--Reconsiderttions procured Of abniea.
ons nat nave been rejected upon imperfeoty prented
PaPeis-Chses OF interference, and appieai inns FAR ~
tension and reissue prosecuted -Hnd In ,e,eni iii
business connected with the Patent Office transaotrd
WIN care and prompness. '
British and other foIeirn potents nroo,,.., ,,h
prompt and confidential agents. in London and paris
me new law recently enacted In Groat lr aE having
IaeJIoly educcd the cost of obtaining patents IN that
Mngaom, opens 10 inventors Opportunity oC nrotect
ing lher rPhts within the British realm which they
nave never before enjoyed Patents nfe nnv granted
"'ic, extend oyer England Ireland aud Scotland
reasons retdihg az dist0nce may obtain an neces.
sary Ia,DIma9n, ana have their business transacted,
oy writing 70 The subscriber, tpost yaidD without tho
trouble and expense OF wilt 10 Washinston
ne pegs leave TO refer those unacquainted with him
10 the following testimonials
,r, from We Examiners IN he Patent OMce
In ~ iti fIlhcipal and Assistant Examiners
~ tIe united states Patent Office have for several
yeu l Dern well acquainted with Mr. samuel Cooper
, sioa rnnclpal Examiner in this 0fce and lake
VI s.'lng that he Is gentleman OF the highest
moral character ol unqueationed knov,Ie1ee M the
business and practice Of the Office and that bis selen
,ine atlailmonts are snoh omneniy III him for the
"usNhshs w winch he II nbout to engage. Hr
Henry 49, RENwIoK, p, jnc;po,
J.. ID. GALE, [LWoYa
J. II LANE, I.s } fS~H"e'S'
dsststdiif EramiRers.-.r Il. peale. Thoa n Eve
~ \, =. soutleato smith, VIM Chauncy lanpdon. i
~ rom long acquaintance, and intimate Official rea
ons WIN VT cooper fully anA heartily concur in
a n soi"s Recommendation made by my late COLI
e"s"e'' WIN. i. N. FfrzaERALD,
,, Laie Principal Examiner Of Patents"
VI have been well ncqunInied win NJ I,aop.r for
nithiulness and integrity s Iv,',Nn.n a
lob Observation-Disclosures HAMttpt InnpEp
\.