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PASSENGERS forlhe Sweet, Red-Sweet,and " bite
Sulphur Springs leave Lynchburg daily (snndoys
exceped) via a. & Tenn railrpad at M, conn' ct
ing with our Conc es at BONSACK'S DEPOT, AID t."
Sweet and Red Springs evening; leave next morn
ing after regular breakfast, aud reach White sulphur
Springs by | |, a. m. Returning leave White sulphur
S,inss /, g. p m, reach Rcd and Sweet Springs by
D. m leave Red and Swe Springs next morning at d.
a. m and a,rve in Lynchbure same day by Z p. NJ
Leave Lynchburg daily (Srndays excepted) via w
Tenn K. r. at p. connecting with orr coaches ht
Bonsacks. arrive Fncase slime evening by dark
Leave Finruse at daylight ext dry. and arrive at the
Sweet and Re Sweet Springs to dinner and 10 the
White Sulphur Springs by n. u same day Return
lag leave White Sulphur Springs at D IL M reach + M
castle by p m leave Fincase at daylight, conn Ct
ing with the cars at Bonsacks reach Lynchbue by Il"
M Passengers are assured that this is the eheafe~'
mnst expeditions and comfortable route 10 the Springs
from Lynchburg.
Fare from LynchIurg Sweet and Red SWEET
S, rings So 80; from Lynclbnrg White Sulphur u ~
Extra Coaches furnished al all times at bohsack ;
Depor tn travel parties may desire.
july Ats W. F.FAhioil q ~
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Keep Cool!

keep OOOl!
FTNHE best way to keep cool, this hot wenh is 10
get supply ofthose inen Shirts @n% Dhwsrs OF
Davies and Jones mike. Also hand, Cotton Shirts
with Linen bosoms, jeans Ora tuuse Undershirs,
Byron and other Collars, Linen. Sik and Cotton, md
Mcrino and Cotton Half Hose Thin Cravats, Aouon or
Chinese Ties &C. &c. CT tbs, Cassimere, AM Vest
ngs and goods for wear, OF the best makes and
most fashionable ST. AIDES always hand which will be
made up 10 order by Ambrose Page.
My small expenses will enable me TO sell all the a.
bove as NV as Goods hut Goods can be ongll
any where. Thyme WIN. l.. fAGE.
Jun % dlmf
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FLoRIpA.-The Hon Edward c. Cabell for
several years Representative in Congress
from Florida, having declined a nomination for
that station, the Wings of several counties have
nominated Ex-Governor Thomas Brown, as their
candidate for Congress at the next election
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The Norfolk papers announce the death of
WILSON CoRPREw, of Norfolk county, very
wealthy and extensive farmer. Ht died on We
nesday last.
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July 2O.c3w
WILL BE PUBLISHED. ON LIST AUGUST,
THE CABIN BOYS STORY.

A Semi Nautical Romance of intense interest," by
the Author of the pirate Doctor" the Law
yers Story" the ''0ld Doctor" &C., &c.
II vi success hitherto enjoyed by the author OF the
l. hbovn Popular works is "a sufficient guarantee If
the favor with which any productions coming from his
pen will be received by the public. The Cabin Boy
Story is romantic narrative illustrating the horrors
of the Slave Trade aried in the Coast OF Atrct
The author has served in the navy-and the descriptions
and characters painted from personal acquaintance
with them. The is full of exciting interest ard all
venture the celebrated worn of Detuc, "Robinson Cru
soc. and has the advantage that g rnus fiction
inasmuch is founded fhcts of every day
The history of heroine of the Story, Zueiku
the Circassian Slave purchased al COnsiaunope, ed-
Gated and married the rerkess,yet chiyarc, seymour
the commander Of the Abntr0ss is simply narration
of IA fact painted from the life, and nil the erous
characters portrayed thronghou The story vivid
and graz hicully avn.
Tie publishers have alrealy received orders for tie
whole Of the edition originally their intention ~
publish; consequently, they have been obliged largely to
III and they respectfully request that al orders
may be sept in Immediately.
They confidently expect that the work will or ate as
much interest or oil fiction that has oil late years
ernaiated from the press, as, whsanding, since the
publication of Uncle Toms Cabin" works relating TO
slavery in America and con, have been numerous.
none have appeared having relation to the system OF
purchasing slaves on the African Coast written by
who has witt essed it in aits hdeols deformity Tie
work is written in chnste mud pure language and will lie
a come ard instruct addition to the tamiy library
The work will form tea tiiul octave volume OF 4VO
pa es handsomely illustrated with fine engaVings, a'd
elegantly bound in cloth Price. in cloth one dolal
in paper IS CENTS at which copes will be sent y
the publishers to any part Of the country free of postage
r95For sale wIoesal lie and retail by the publishers,
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Ertremeiy 7cgl m Feather.

NEW YoRK,July 2Oth.-This is believed to be
the hottest day of the season. The thermometer
at balf.past O'Clock this afternoon, ranged from
% TO 100 in the shade.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y.,July 19.-The thermom-
otter. at three o'clock to-day, stood at l02 in the
shade being the hottest since in 1886.
C1NcINNArTI, July 20. The weather is excess
sively hot the thermometer standing 90 in the
made There havo been several deaths from sun
stroke.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-This has been the
hottest dav of the season, the thermometer rang
ing from 90 to- %.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20-The heat is intense
the thermometer ranging from 97d to 100 degrees.
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From Birmingham and Sheffield.

WE hive Just received part OF
1tESH mer and fall stock Of goods, direct from the
Ml.-xtse2s manufacturers In birmingham and Sheffield
which we anxious sell M fair advance tho
cost Amongst the goods are the following, TO wit:
Ansils nrge and supefior lot
Wees, -
Scdee Hammers, "
Files first assortment
Trace Chains,
Hooks nnd Hinge.
Ivory handle Knives und Forks,
Bone. Horn. Cocoon aud Sting handle ditto,
Pocket aud Pen Knives,
Braces aud Bit.,
Douhle bntrel Guns,
Pad Lochs. nnl many ,lhnr desirable gooda. Call
aud cxnmno belsre purchasing elsewhere.
iulv II GREGORY g. ROYALl.
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LYNcHBURG MARBLE WORKS

NCXL 10 FObt OTIlCe.
A LWAYS ON HAND a LARGER aud better u.s..
"A sortrnent offnsled Marble Work haa can be
found South of Baltimore, such as American aud aan
Marble Mnnumcnis, Tombs. Head nnd Foot Stones
Mantle Pieces, Furniture Marble, sues Door
aud Window Sills. Tiles for Floors Garden ynses.
Lambs, Doves &c onns reasonable terms be bad
else where nd at tn shortest notice.
Iwoud respectfully invite putchascrs to call end
anime the largo and extengive stock now ON bund
The trade furnished With Slabs, Blocks, Nc. to
sizes. JNO. y. GADDESS,
iulv l2
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CITY FURNITURE wARERooMs,
~ OPPOSITE NORvEsL HOUSED n
Lynchburg Va ~

fHNhlS Establishment, the moat extensive Of tlr
4 Kind IN the Southern States, l. fitted up with tis
most modern mud approved machinery. oHera to those
wanting Furniture duccmonis that be sufpas.
tcd Ia this aeotan ol country,
The manufacturing department Il under the immedi.
supervision OF the besl mechanics In Virginia.
and thu equality of the worl, will compare favorable with
thobcs that be mndc. In nddtou the large
stock of homemade work select of Moth
work, manufactured expressly for thi, market Is
kept constantly On hnnd TIT biding opportunity
10 purchasers. ol comparing hequality aud price oboth
ihc homemade and Norlhern Furniture.
Every article manuaoturedn this establishment Is
ed10aei In he good a. the beat aud will be- aod
be- guaranteed IN any respect, but IN nil will
be sold very small per cost, aud rherges
or ~ aporntan ns it Is kertmefe II insnrc good na
sottmru NIL times, &c all hinds Of Furniture, thnn tho
idea ut realizing any profit lrum It's anle,
llousekeepers will find rhniei variety of Window
Shades aud Gnfniees RoiieReaofa, Water Coolers,
Nc, &o all of which IL offered IN the nccommo
dating TERMS and prices Tint fail 70 please.
All good seourey packed, and delivered the Depot
Canal free OF charge. These wishing anything in my
line would do we'll 10 give mo call before purchasing
elsewhere. A WINSTON
N. bah oalls in tho Undertaking line ate ded to
with promptneaaand despatch md all possible atten
ion pad. Orders from tho country filled hours
notice IA large lot of coina and metallic burial
nrc kcptolwnys ON hand. Prices materially reduced
July ais A, WINSTON.
lB' Lynohhnrg Republican copy. Bedford Sentinel
Floyd lnielligencor. Salem Republican, Lewisburg
Chronicle anl Wyhevio Telegraph copy lmil and send
accounts 10 this office
y--pl=sss OPPOSITION LINE-Lcoyes Nor
II L. H..
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Quitting the Dry Goods Business.

NJ. }. PURVlS, AaT, owing to circumstances be
You'd his control, has determined to aban Ion his
present. business He has up wards Of years lease upon
he stare housr. 1t is Justly considered The best stand
IN Lfnclburg runy hi d of business He will give up
Inc lease once any who will take with 1t the
Whole or OF the stock of goods.
Ia the meantn e. he will commence this day II run
"n tile stock rapidly possible, at private sale for
Cash he stock is we'll as OFT Il consisting If all kinds
q goods suitable for Ladies. Gcrtemen.Gills Boys and
children. Being anxious to close up he concern as
Speedily possible his whole stock will be sold with
"nt much regard cost.
+ Any bu,in. 5, una wishing ito this 'tond
hoh etter applya curly possible
july l-if JOHN j. PUR Is. Ag't,
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NOW FO {, CHEAP GOODS I!
Co eand See.
1TVO THE PEOPLE OF Lynchburs.-

FENO TIE PEOPLE OF LynchDurS.-
Il ADAMS g. COS. Expresses ofie, Dday, Cerfais
and Cheap facilities r obtaining goods of ell descrip
TONS from all parts Of tho United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
swift and Jamestown aud Roanoke leaving
New-York "Wednesday, and Saturday arriving in Rich
nond Friday and Monday Of each week BY this line
prepared to forward goods of all descriptions
very low Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenpor's line Of Packets.
Goods delivered Free of Portrage
Our inland express per Great U. s. Mail Lie. ccrn
ues heretofore, arrive in Richmond T~oe Dat:
The we-known character of our house for resp...i-
bty and attention to the interests of our customers
in saying that shippers will find il to their
interest order their Goods through Adams a. Go.
Eapress." ADAMS & CO.,
per HIM. Fl. Mos6y, Agenf.
jy 26.fdts LyncAbssg, Va
N. B.-Goods disps he'd toail points where We havs'
agents.
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A IN aEd alter " ednesday, the IAN Jnne The fas'
~ senger Trains on this road will 5 folows
EXPRESS TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond daily, at...-...-----G4 A.
Pete. burg &c p. M,
MAIL TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond daily, ut..---..----.-.3 P.
Petersburg .--.-..--.-..-.-.43 4, M.
Fare for white persons 81 3d. Children tfee,and
not over twelve years of age, 50 cents Coored persons
in servants car Sj certs.
Servants will no, be permitted in first class except
when in Intend infant children sick pa
in which case the same prize as for white persona will
be charged.
A discount of 10 cents will he mnde each fare
when tickets procured the office, and To passen
gers getting on the where no tickets are sold.
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, " elnesdoys and Fridays
i6. A. M, for Port Walthal. where it connects with
the Steamboat Augusta. for Norfolk Portsmouth, and
intermediate places
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth. - 90
Meals, eHCh, 49,. 5o
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with Two pa sses, that be retnined n the
Office and it be expressly stated the pass that
they nre permitted go the Cars
N.B-The Trains will run by Richmon Time.
THOS DODAMEAD, Suyt
Odict r. & p. r. Co,June l4th 1854.
July 4 diets
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ELLSWORTH & STREET,

No'22 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW York.,
And by all the Booksellers throughout the United
States and British Provinces. ljuy q 81
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EsOR THE TEETH.-Peah DentrGce,
Il delightful and ELI, acious tooth powder,
Strawberry Tooth Wash, for strer gthenng The
Puns and rendering them sound and healthy. foi sale
at JOHN p. WEIGHTS
luly2l New Drug st
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TWODAILYL LINES
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ENROM Lynchburg the Sweet Red Sweet and
l. White sulphur Springs. by the following schedule.
vi. Va & Tenn. r. r. and Farish & Cos. Sage Line
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90 ,sss OPPOSITION LINE-Looyes Nor
.1=sAsSasAss- veil House daily At 7, a, NJ for petefa-
burg atd Richmond, Returning. leaves Appomntiox
Depot after nrryul oftho mud to lynrhburg by B.
=. NJ. TILE fhoPRlETORS
inn liam
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VERY FINE STICK LICoRICE-Just re.
ceyed ut SAUNDERS a. IRBY'S
may 90
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NERBENA WATER-0no Of the refreshing
AMI delightful perfumes for the toilet BATH
The Ladies will find this toilet water Just the thing need
ed For sale at JOHN Z. WEIGHTS
July l8 New Drug Store.
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The Stockholders shall ueet at some suitable place
the 3Oh day OF August Tor sooner II all the Tickets
sold nnd appoint'h Committee Of FIVE persons tn
receive the property in such way not to interfere
with tho lnws pl the Stntc Address all orders
}. READ ~ co, Locust Dale,
July 10 I'm Madison, Va.
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wESTvyOOD SCHOOL.

July l3-w 4 w
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YON'S KATHARION, Barry's Tricopt
"a Hamrton'= Veg. Tinctuie, RaShtons and Shines
Cod Liver Oil Roses Popular hfedicnes--or snle at
JNO. 7. WRIGHT'S
July IS New Dn, Store.
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VVNlIE Undersigned will continue tho Tobacco mud
u General Commission Business usual at his
old stand, 90 Gravier Street, and for his
count, under the style ofA. GLENN g. 90.
ARCHIBALD GLENN.
New Orleans July g. 1815.-Im
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For Sale.

II 'iE Co-rnrlnership ofA - w Glenn g. Co.. ox
L pred this day by limitation. Archibald Glenn n
lone will liqudnte the concern. A. GLENN.
New Orlonns, June 80. 1854. 7. w. GLENN.
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TRY THE MEDICINE!!
BE Ny;lrneh In Sensan.

And neglect not that cough which is daily
weakening your constitution, irritating your
throat and lungs, and inviting on that dread
disease, Consumption. when so soothing and
Healing remedy can be obtained AS DIR.
Rogers Syrup of LiSerwort and Tar. '
Beicdre u COunterteits and Base limitations,
The genuine article is signed AKpREw
ROGERS, on, The engraved wrapper around
ach bottle.
Price, 81 per bottle. or six bottles for SIS.
Sold wholesale and rotril by sCOVIL g.
MEAD. r
Ill Chartres st. bet. Cont and st. Luis,
n. }. ........
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES
TO whom all orders and applications for
Agencies must be addressed.
Sold ALSO NY
MAaLL & HEATH, Lancaster c. II.
A.P. WYLrE, Chester.
WINCHESTER. SrIrr g. Co, Munro.
II, }. DaHAy, and WoRKMAx, Camden.
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GRASS IN RUM.-An old fellow in Mis-.
soufi, who was in the habit Of mot be-
longing to the temperance society,"" was
in the act Of taking nip one day before
a young Virginian.
What do you drink Z" asked the lat
ter. ......
"Brandy and water" was the reply.
why don't you drink mint juepsi"
mint julepsi" queried the old man,
"why, what in the name Of drinks is
thatp
"a most delicious drink" was the an
swer, "and I'll show you how to make il.
as see you have Mint growing almost at
your door"
The young fellow soon produced the
julep, and the old man was delighted
with it. About month after, on his re.
turn home, the Virginia thought he would
stop at his old friends and "induIce,n bu,
judge Of his surprise, when his inouiri 9
at the door for his friend were answered
by an aged female dar ey, with, "Oh,
massa's dead and gone dis two weeks n
Dead" exclaimed the young mar,
"why how strange! What did he die
Off" Wv
"Oh, d'no," returned the woman, con-
~ fellow come along about mont ago,
and larnt him to drink grass IN de rum,
and It killed him in two weeks"
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There are men OF ability in every walk
of life, who are notorious for never getting
along. Usually lis because they never
stick 10 one business. Just when they
have mastered one pursuit, and are on
the point of making money, they change
1t for another that they do not understand;
and, in little while, what little they are
worth is lost forever We know scores a
such persons. Go where you may you
will generally find that the men who have
failed in life are those who never stuck to
one thing long. On the other hand our
prosperous men, nine times out Of ten,
have always stuck to one pursu.t.-Ledger
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Stick to some Pursuit.

There cannot be a greater error than To
be frequently changing ones business. IL
any man will look round and notice who
have got rich and who have not, out of
those who have started in life with him,
he will find that the successful have gene,
rally stuck 10 some one pursuit.
Two lawyers, for example, begin 20 prac.
tice at the same time. One deyotes his
whole mind to his profession; laws in
slowly stock Of legal learning, and waits
patiently, II may be for years, ill he gains
an opportunity to show his superiority
The other firing Of such slow work, da,h.
es into politics. Generally at the end of
twenty years, the latter will not be worth
q penny, while the former will have n
handsome practice, and count his tens Of
thousands in bank stock or mortgages.
Two clerks attain a majority symulta
neousIy. One remains with his former
employers, or at least in the same line Of
trade, at first on a small salary, then on
q larger, until finally, il he is ineritoriou,
ne Is taken into partnership. Tie other
thinks u beneath him To filI n subordina,e
position, now that he has become A man
aud accordingly starts In some other bu.i
ness on his own account, or cndesiakes a
new fim in the old line Of trade. Where
does he end Often in insolvency rare.
y 10 riches. TO this every merchant can
testify.
A young man Is bred q nechanic. He
acquires distaste, for his trade, however: !:
think Il is tedious way to ge: ahead, and
sets out for the West or for California
but IN most cases, the same restless, dis.
eontented and speculative spirit. which
carried him away at fi'st, renders con,in-
uo1. application at any one place itksome
TO him; and 40 he goes wandering aboo,
the world sort Of semi.ciyilixed Assh
really vagrant in character. aud sure 70
o'e inso'ysnt Meartime his fellow ap-
prentice, who has staid at home. practic.
ing economy and working s,eadily q bis
trade, has grown comfortable IN his cir.
csmssanecs, and Is eyeD perhaps = cia;zeu
" mark.
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Fashionable Sincerity.

81 hope, Caroline" said Mrs. Nixon, rs
she drew up her work table, and COM
menced sewing on a dress she was desir.
GUS of completing before night. ...
81 hope nobody will come in the after
noon, | am so hurried by work"
"i am afraid you'll be disappointed re.
sponded Caroline, who was looking out Of
the window, "for there comes ucnshaw
up the street."
"ln mercy hope not. 1 would rather
have II any body else, she's such tire
some old creature, and sure to stay all the
afternoon"
Further conversation was interrupted
by the bell which confirmed Mrs, Mxou's
apprehensions.
my dear Mrs. Henshaw," said that Ia
dy, clearing her brow at once, show de-
lighted am to see you was Just saving
to Caroline, that | was so lonely sitting
here, | wish somebody would come in
How is Mr.. Henshaw WE'LL hope ~
NO; I'm sorry to say, he is not well,
and | came over to see il you had any cam
onile that you would let me have; he
thinks it would do him good.
"Mr. Henshaw sick am very sorry
for him and for myself too, as ] was coun-
ting upon having you to spend the after
noon with us, thouga Of course un ler such
circumstances l shouldn't think Of asking
you. Caroline will bring yon the camo-
mile7"
81 should like no;hirg better than TO
stay il Mr.. Henshaw we've well. Good
morning"
There, we've got rid Of her. How
lucky Mr. Henshaw was sick, otherwise
We should have had her blleted upon us
for the afternoon. ] wish could get rid
Of her every time by SO small sacrifice
as that Of little cainomele."
"What an agreeable and obliging wo-
man Mrs. Nixon is" soliloquized Mrs,
Hensbaw, "and how much she seemed
disappointed that couldn't stop. No
matter, III take an early opportunity to
go there"
Mrs. Henshaw had something to learn
not fair that seems so.''
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POETRY.
ToDDY.

There's nothing in this curious world,
SO viewed by everybody,
That hath such seeming virtues as
A good strong brandy toddy.
: When winter, with its snowy fakes.
And chilly blasts blow through you,
To keep yourself from catching cold,
A toddy strong must do you.
And then when summers seorching rays,
Does almost melt a-body,
There's nothing that will keep you cool
Like a good brandy toddy. ...
When fortune smiles upon man
Made happy rs you will,
A brandy toddy he must take
To make him happy stllI ... a
And If man misfortune meets,
With sorrow almost double,
He too toddy must indulge
To drive away his trouble. ..
II relatives from home depart,
Or friends return to friends,
A brandy toddy all must drink,
For absence all amends.
A husband finds that in his wiEe
He's only caught Tartar;
A toddy makes him stand the fire,
And curse his wounded heart, sir.
A lover pops the question to his lady fair
And fatty is rejected,
Will pour brandy toddy down,
And swear he's not affected.
A Maine Law (man), who will take sick
As of as anybody,
Can find no medicine to ,ure
LiFa good brandy toddy.
And thus we find for law or love,
IN fact, whate'er you may.
A orandy toddy surely is
The panacea Of the day.
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THE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE
The well known establishment is sill ear.
RED on under the personal superintendent
OF The undersigned, through whom Patents
may be- secured, both in This and in foreign
countries. with the utmost fidelity and des-
patch, on very moderate terms.
Persons wishing for advice relative 10
Patents or Inventions, may at ali times con-
suit the undersigned without charge, either
personally at his office, or by letter To
those living at u distance, he would state
that all the necdful steps necessary to secure
II Patent can be arranged by letter. When
parties wish to be informed as to the probabil-
~ OF being enabled to obtain Patents, il will
be- necessary FOR them to forward by mail. u
rough outline sketch and description of the
inveution. No fee or charge is made for
such examinations.
Privave consultations held daily with In
rcnt"rs from o 4. IN. Ia p. M.
Models from a distance may be sent by
express or otherwise.
For further Information apply to, or ad.
dress postpaid.
ALFRED F.. BEACH,,
Editor and Proprietor Of
The Peoples Journal,
Solicitor Of American and Foreign Patents
Peoples Patent Office,
SO Nassau-st., \. Y.
May 3rd, 81. I2-3t.