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STEWART OWEN.
No 81 Market street. few doors beoE their stand sne
next W. n. Gordon Go.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper. Tin aud sheet Iron wares,
Il YEP constantly hand al kinds 81 -
N InpFeV.d COOKING STOVES: also, s@s~ef3
Stoves 81 vaoas kinds, such a. Parker, Han, lf9x&E
fluted, BOX, and 10 plate Stoves. Also, S9ASseos~
prnvri Goa stoves ~ ali kinds; tnamcl- ~sE-2e<l
and flaa Mantle Crates. CasTISOs 90
a
Job Work soced and executed With neafnsss and drs
patch Frathers nsSng EecswaK PrWter Aa@ cid Copper
taken " rNchAnge Cor warcs, sc.
?. S-ws hope ear cd csstomsrs VII rensnesT % e
their oriert.
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FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
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KArIN ItEnI-CEn

RATES REDGCED.
EROM the 18th Instant, IN, lst of Iune rates Of
Il Freight from Chaccs1Ou and Savannah Nashville will
FTR>T CLASS.
Books and atoncry Boots Shoes ard Hats Bottled Ii
quVrs and OILS.
'auph,ne and Spirits Turprntine in casks and barrels
Carp ting.
China, GLASS and Glass Ware, Cigar, in cases, Clocks
Confectionery cutlery in boxes and cases, Dry cords
Drugs Fruit Trees and Shrubtrry, Fur. Garden Seeds
Looking GLASSES and Looking Class Plates, lat owners
oysters in causaHd jars saldsry Tin Ware, Tea, AMI
Spices, y loo ns sICO
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except Gallery" Heavy Casting, and Ma
chnery.
Foreign Liquor in barrrls or pipes Coriye Tobacco in
bikes tarriagr SpTn1s and AXES Leather rolls and box
es Os in barrels casks CroCs,ry and Queensuarr in
y 100 Ds a. o.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes, Furniture. Piano Fores Carriages "boxsa" and
other la ht ariclvs nru,eratrd Also Crlov Of Acids
viii be taken at actual weight, Ju charged ube Is, class
articles enumerated to be charged at rates 81 an.
alaguus articles.
IRON Isl June to Is; Of Doee nbsr they will be changed
follows.
Is Cas- as above, per 100 Ib'............ 81 IS
Special rates -''''''..''' an
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities will find tbis
the CHEAPEST a. e!l n the most f,f yreiybts
trum New York and Pm de pha Charleston s.vau-
h nom to Y per cubic FOOT according 10
class and character Of vessels
A the Railroad Companies at Charleston aud Savannah
have discontinued TIE Receiving and Forwarding Ner-
ehandse IL viii be Necessary consgn Commission Mrr-
chants at thC~e points.
Shippers may rely apon strict adherence to the above
rates. "a. l. ANDERSON Supt
iAnll-u Nae RR
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shVme entitled the above rates unless each ana
every package has the O: The Depot delivery ant
the Initials NA C. K R. plainly marked upon II.
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PARTNER WANTED

WITH raj, pitt. 81 fsoua ss0a to tiafo IN iasrA-
w i've gu rel bu-iszss shosr would ~ rsq1rrd
only fr,as NJ esp VI. To gentleman % goot ID
drrss h4nd>ose ineoas nay bs reaszcA Coed sreifiy
gisen ~ iuyvstsd II pFsesTvd hosral a@afy
Wiii ~ guaFzntccf
- Aair-ss, ia where lnsFFtsN naI ase haas 70
ssUTHEHNER Post ns.
B'--Prr-ans noi having the Ab~ve ansosnt q CASA
nerd not agpy. AaEiI-u
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GRIswoLp's COTTON GINS.

WHO NOA-b . NNAAo NANo'
TIVE suhsrbsT being Cor the sale ~ The ahore rns
will .erp supply hand, furnish Planters az shosi
notc-.
These GIN have the chnrarter 81 skinR good int gin
ning ter RAINING lighter clvsnnT fr seed hftcr taxing
out more IN al tab having boxes arahe
and against hrc, thar ay other gus noE IN U.s., aud
oderei ate auiagruus to fhr puchas-r
The zasacory references Ne given u rsiahiish
ths reputation. which ihey alo wasEASrEpt maintain
trial. used according 10 the dreon"ns ent wh each.
Gugl-u A.T. YkAfMAA.
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FROM LOUISVILLE, KY,
By THE JEFFERSONTILLE Il. r.,
Via Cincinnati.
ny THE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI R. R.;
Or, Via indianapolis,
BY THE BELLEFDETAINE e CLETELAND n r.,
To sandusky. Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara, Pitts
burg Baltimore, Washington City Phil
adelphia, New York; Boston, &C.
DOTH Ro ties exp dos AMI through fares TO any OF
ID the above points the anne.
First Class Pas enger Train ave the Jrferso1vie X "
Depot tail, Sundays exc,ptedD TO maze sur connections
with the rnals bet ond.
ELEGANTLY FITTED Up OMNIBUS Sis
Are carrying passengers 'm The Hotels, or any part OF
Louisville, 10 and from the Railroad station.
Further particulars be obtained by inquring Al he
Offices OF the Hotels tie Jefrrsunvile X ONO /,
near the Htu-e Louisville where through tickets 70 All
VIZ JOHN ZULAUF, Prest,
~ NJ TTrt.t Agent IN Louisville jan2G-ti
yrkh,irg Whig NaicheE Courier New Orleans P.ayune
snd Delta, Eagle Enquirer IN M-r phs please copy Tor
three moths, and charge K. r. Om,e.
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I,Ou SALE-scsen Lots situs'ei 10 Edssa, "a. front
y Ing the whis='s crrek rnFnpikr this side OF Coup
bells storr, IN sscies-- The 3bpSe property Is
eted elthSF fJr basEcss resiirnees. Trrms n
cure o. 4. A. IAiiOWE. G~a AgrEf,
seP!3 No II D. 4defiek Strsxt.
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J NJ SIMPSON, Proprietor. Mr.. NIcEERsoS, Supt Ia
sPl5-u
AN ADVERTISE lent
THAT APPEALS TO THE
SOUND SENSE OF THE COMMUNITY.
STANDARD MEDICINES.
The following uneqqalled series Of Family Medicines may
depended upon with the utmost conf ence. They have
the spprob uon Of the brs physicians in The coun-
uy and recommended by all Who have
use them superior to any Hmy med
,clnes known. THEY bAVE BEEN
BEFORE THE PUBLIC FOR TEN YEARS,
During which more THAI 500 certificates have been
received from eminent Puuic men nd othrTs and are
Eox de At the COwpany's Office. TuEI AXE
COMPOUNDED with the utmost skill, END the
ingredients are thoroughly tested by seien-
uhc chemists 50 thar medicines Of a
Uniform and reliable quality are
gutnEteed In all cases.
THE GREFEHBERG VEGETABLE PILLS,
Are ricusrly valuable for the prevention and OF
dice, Genera Debility, Common aud sck Headache,
Dyspepsia, Heart Barn, Costiveness, Gripping,
Urinary Diseases, Distractions - the Men
ses, iunucnza, Asthma and Tor a vari-
ely Of other Chronic DISEASES; IN
FIRE for all Ordinary iamy use'.
Full directions Tor the various Diseases accompanying each
box Price - &c Is box
THE GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP,
speedy and inalbe remedy in niarrh9a, Dy,entery,
bloody FluN, Cholera Mofbus, Cholera lniantum, and
the Asn,ic Cholera, n taken with the nrstsymp
toms, vi: vomiting and diarrh1A II never
falls 20 cure tie WOTsi possi''ie cases OF uoH-
81 complaints generally IN = few hours
seldom beyond day. II j. pure
liz Vegetable, aid taken In al
most any quantity Is perfectly harmless.
eREFEHBURG GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT
Invaluable Tor Burns Wounds, Spa Oh hsins CornA
sorr sweIings Of all xmas, rheumatism, ErysipriAs,
Brop,.hiti. Scrou a Ulcers, Pains 10 The SIDE and
Rack Immediately e iryed, lnhanauon 81 the
BoNels, and for al eases where here s
inG.maiion.
MARsHALL's UTERINE cATHoIICoN,
-,,,r ere far Proapsu Uter, and fr most Of the dis
trr-sirg complaints Incident femaies-
Prep,r,d by r TlIEo. POMER Y, Of Utica, solely for
the era e. borg Company. -
THE OTHER GREFENBERd MEDICINES ARE,
EYE toTl0N,
uFALru H.TTERS,
CuNSTMPrfVE RAIN,
CuILURFN's PAN CEA,
fENER AND AGUE PILLS
LlBkNsS PiLE OINTMENT,
sAKSAPARILLA COMPOUND.
TIVE GREFVNBURG MANUAL OF HEALTH,
comp tie hand b. mritige for suiil--. tfior g
RL>si tte 2 vi a BgD BCG BANE certain cure Tor
AK MCKENZIE, Nashville,
Ssp.s and BY all Druggists IN sV~a AID county
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RAILROADS & STAGES
NAsHvILLg s CHArrANOoaA RA1LRoAD
GLANCE OLE SruEnII.r,

E.ss ~ ~: 80 S 49,
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Gala for Passengers at all the p cpal Hotels for each and
80, ~ in Nv leaving directions at ii her Of the ab We
oees will ca for passengers in ali parts Of the CIV will
o., ~ je26-u
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of w s sWYM
MFR. "a second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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credit Of one AID two wish personal security and
lien re-trv upon the rroPert; tseny per c. nj ch
and one and years dit, without personal security Tor
the balance, at The option Oi the purch ~.
f. J. BULLOCK.
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ADVANCE PAYMENT FOR NEWSPAPERS
No subscriber worth retaining, will object to
the pay-in-Odvance system. Those who
went to hear Jenny Lind sing, had TO pay in
advance, and what were her dvinest strains
compared with those which flow from editori-
al pens? You can't take yonr seat liz n
rickety mai-co0cb, or 6y-from-the-track
railrond-car, without paying in advance for
the risk of being killed If you would hear
a concert, or literary lecture, or see Tom
Thumb, or the Siamese twins, you must
plank down your twenty-five cents, before
you can pass the threshold, Nay, if any one
has SO little regard for his own character, as
to want to read Bornum's autobiography, he
must first pay for it. And yet men hesitate
and cavi about paying in advance for pa
per furnished at price on the very brink
and utmost verge Of prime cost-Cleueland
Herald,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-03-15

William n Cleaveand Informs the Hart
ford Times, that he made, in cheese press,
from bushel Of native white grapes, three
gallons Of wine. A few days ago he poured
il out, and better favored wine he never saw
The New York Sunday Courier says:
we tasted some Calawba brandy last
week, which was made in Cincinnati by Mr.
Longworlh, from the Caawba Grape, which,
in flavor and miIdUess, was equal to the
finest champagne brandy that we import iron,
France. 1.-THE temperance men would but
propose some scheme for bringing American
wines and liquors into use, in the place Of
foreign, they would promote the cause OF
temperance much more ehectually than by
the passage Of any prohibitory or restrictive
laws
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DENTAL ADVERTISEMENT
H. S. CHASE, M, D., WOODSTOCK, VT,
EToTs aRR.


TRVHE attending the Dental operations Of DR.
Il c. for the past year, he believes to be entirely
satisfactory his patients certainly very gratifying
to himself Three years ago he introduced the principle
of atmospheric pressure for retaining one teeth
in the mouth as he had already with whole sets. The
results have been all he could wish In this way the
uaaoteeh not injured by clasps and are of course
much more durable.
His new mode of making under sets is very great i'm
provement the teeth firm clearly and durable
and cost only about much those he former
ly made.
Persons diskng to go wthout teeth while the gums
are becoming absorbed, have temporary set nser
ted in few days after extraction, at small price.
Notwithstanding the prominence given to the mechan
cal departing Of dentistry by the public at large, it il
undoubtedly true that the operation of filing teeth is the
most important of all Others and should not be neglected
Good sound teeth, those we'll filed far vau
able than artificial substitutes and be too
licitous about their preservation.
Discount for Travel.
To persons coming than thirty miles, 10 per cent
will be deducted from the amount Of their bills; ove
twenty miles, per cent; ten miles, per cent
Enquiries by mail in regard to prices, &C., &C., will b'
promptly answered.
Terms, CASH, on the delivery of the work:
February, 1855. 764 ly
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PENNsYLvANIA.-The two Houses of the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, after having had
two ballots 10 Convention for Senator yester.
day, adjourned the election to the first Tues.
day Of next October by &c yeas to IS nays
This is virtually an indefinite postpoDement
Cameron, the "bold Simon" appears to be
losing ground very steadily, aud his pros
poets of an election by the Thugs grow less
and less. He will find, if he lives long
enough, that their whole system is merely
one Of "dissolving views. daily Times,
Feb. %.
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DIR. J. II. SCHENCK's
PULM0MlC SYRUP,
Tor the Cure of CONSUMPTION.

The proprietor Of this medicine himself, many
years ago. reduced low to be given up by his pbysc
JAMS and friends in the last stages of Consumption
When all hopes of getting we'll had fed, he was
strongly recommended to Syrup made from an old
Indian receipt which succeeded in eectually curing him
The amy physicians and large number of respectable
gentlemen certified the facts of the case, and soon the
Pulmonic Syrup obtained reputation never equaed in
That section of the country Creating this did,
sensation second only TO that Of miracle DR.. Schenck
was waited upon by many similarly afflicted, to whom he
administered the Syrup with the beneficial results
In fact such the potorety of this medicine, that en-
nent prGccing physicians had their attention drawn
towards the rising reputation OF it, from having witness
ed its curative powers and freely extended the hand Of
friendship and encouragement to Dr. Schenck and in
troduced the medicine TO the public and nsed 1t in their
duly practice,
No other medicine operates upon the system in the
manner that the Pumonic Syrup does. 1t produces q
healthy action upon the morbid parts by purifying them
from disease it promotes the eIpectoratons alays the
cough rpens the matter in the lungs, and when it is dis
charged it heals the opening that the breaking Of the
tuberccs abscess produces, and the lungs become
sound and the performance Of their natural tunc
tiong it ago soohes the rritaed portion Of the lungs
und other organs aud thus restores these parts to health
superior property that the medicine possesses over all
others is that it contains no opium, calome or any 9TH
err deleterious medicine.
! In lS4l Dr. Schenck removed from Pennington, New
jersey to PHILADELPHIA and commenced the practice OF
his profession where he soon acquired reputation
celled by none, in curing disease that had heretofore
been deemed incurOble, and he has since then daily
presented to the world inconsbe evidence Of his sue
cess
Both of his parents died with Consumption which ap-
pears have been hereditary disease with his faith
cr's family All his brothers and sisters, except one
died early Of this disease of them but the broth
er, reaching the age Of twenty
Thus left nearly the last of his family he naturally
felt some ALARM as one after another consigned tC
the silent tomb by this fell destroyer,
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There are los forts and military posts in
the United States and Territories, all Of
which, except IA, are garisoned. Florida
has 7 posts; Louisiana 5; Texas, 10; New
Mexico, IL; California, 8; Oregon, 2 In
all New England there is but one garrisoned
post, namely Fort Independence, at Boston
The State Of New York has eight military
posts but only three Of them are garisoned
There are Is arsenals and two armories in
the United States.
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To THE PoINT.-Dan Russell was once a
candidate for the Authorship of Mississippi
Having been called on for speech, he de-
livered the following, which, though brief,
will be admitted was to the point.
"Felow-citzens, you have called on me
for few remarks. have none to make |
have no prepared speech Indeed, am no
speaker. | do not desire to be speaker
only want TO be an Auditor"
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HARDWARE HARDWARE |!

ID. "A. 90 F. B. Stearn9,
INVITE the attention of all to the great additions
they have recently made to their extensive STOCK,
comprising almost every variety of
Builders and Cabinet Makers Hardware.
together with large assortment of
HOUSE RNISHIN
and general HARDWARE, of domestic and foreign man
ufacture.
@On1OoUIs
Fine Ivory, Cocoa, white Bone, Ebony handled Knives,
with English and French Forks, Bread Saw, Meat and
Butcher Knives Carvers Steels Nut Crackers Scissors,
Shears, &c.
BRASS Goods,
Curtain Bands Cornices Candestcks Oval Stair Rods,
Ok Knoba hand and Bells, Cupboard Catches Turns
and Buttons, Lamp and Rings lifting handles,
Butts Screws, &c.
ToohS;
Bench bead and sash Planes, patent pocket and
mon Levels, Plane Irons, Augers, bitt Augers a new
article, WOOD, Hand PANEL, Back, Compass Bow, and
Cross out Saws, brick and pastering Trowes, Steel,
Iron bowels and try Squares, Guages, Hammers, Iron,
Wood Steel and plated Braces, Hollow Auger Boxwood
and Ivory Rules Vices AIDES, Axes, Hatchetts Com
passes Calpers Screw Drivers Nppers Pincers Pliers
Saw Sets Stock and Dies bench Screws drawing Knives
spoke Shaves Wrenches tile Chisels, Axe and Anger
Handles, Gimlets, Gimlet Bits, Aiken's patent AwI
uaft with Tnols
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Henry Ward Beecher says that an honest
man inside Know Nothing lodge has "the
peculiar advantage that flies have in spid-
er's web-the privilege of Ioosing their legs,
Of buzzing about without flying, aad being
eaten at Icasure by big-beltied spidsrs.'
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BuIrDERS, HARDWARE.

Store, Mortise Western, Closet, Rim, TILL Box, Chest
Trunk, and Pad Locks; Mineral, White, Plated ia
pan'd and Mahogany Knobs, Bell Pulls, with Axing'
complete, Narrow and Loose Joint Butts, Blind, Gate
and Strap Hinges Mortse and Blake's Latches, Sash
fixtures, Window Springs, Bolts Coffin, Draw, Chest and
Trunk Handles; Wood and Metal head Screws, Pues
Door Rollers, Hat, Coat and Wardrobe Hooks; a com.
plee assortment Of Files Brads, Tacks Grindstones
with Hangings, Nails, Maleablc Iron, Glass, &c.
ALSO-Ghain Pumps with fixtures scythe,, snaths,
Shop Shears Hoes Rakes Shove Spades, Forks Trace,
Yards, Brass and Enamel'd Kettles, Lanterns, Glue
Pots. . e..
The arrangements made by D. A. 4 R, B. s., with
manufacturers and importing houses In Boston, justify
them in assuring thoir numerous customers
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From The Kni,Rrbock0 gallery
THE EMPEROR'S BIRDS NEST,
BIZ II. W. LoNGFELLow


Once tho Emperor Charles Of Spain,
With his swathy, grave commanders,
forgot in what campaign,
Long besicgcd in mud and rain
Some old frontier town Of Flanders
Up and down the drcury camp,
In great boots of Spanish leather.
striding with measured tramp,
These Hidalgos, dull and damp,
Cursed the Frenchman, cursed the weather,
Thus, us to and fro they went,
Over upland and through hollow,
Giving their impotence vent,
Perched upon the Emporor's tont,
In her nest they spied a swallow,
Yes, it was a swallows nest,
Built of clay and hair of horses,
Name or tail, or dragons crest,
Found on hedgerows, east or west,
After skirmish Of the forces.
Then m old Hidalgo said,
AS he twirled his grey mustaehio,
"sure, this swallow overhead
Thinks our Emperor'0 tent shed,
And our Emperor but macho.""
Hearing his imperial name
Coupled with these words of malice,
Half in anger, halt in shame,
Forth the great campaigner came
Slowly from his canvas palace
"Lct no hand the bird molest,"
Said he solemnly, 'nor hurt her!"
Adding then, by way Of jest;
"Golopdrino+ is my guest
lis the wife Of some deserter."
Swift as bow-string speeds shaft,
Through the camp was spread therumori
. And the soldiers, as they quafed
Flemish beer, at dinner, laughed
At tho Emperor's pleasant humor.
So, unframed and unafraid,
There the swallow sat and broodsd,
Til the constant cannonade
Through the walls breach had made,
And the siege was thus concluded.
Then the army, elsewhere bent,
Struck its tents, as if disbandipgi
Only not the Emperor's tent
For he ordered, ere he went
Very CURLY; "Lcave it standing"
And it stood there all alone,
Loosely tapping, torn and tattered
Till the brood was fegded and flown,
Singing Ger those walls of stone
That the cannon-shot had shattered,
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II "A II Il NJ II - =.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE
Agency fer Business


WITH THE U. S, PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON.
No. 10 state st. opposite Kilby St., Boston.
IMPORTANT information to Inventors Tb.e.L
II scriber (lae Agent Of the U. s. Patent Office MIDI
the Act Of 1870 determin ned to advantages in
plying for patents superior to those offered inventors bv
Others has made arrangements whereby on applications
prepared and conducted by him, THIRTY DOLLARS I'm
stead ofweny paid back by others,) will be RENTED
by him In case Of failure to obtain patert, and with
drawa through him within thirty daysaferthere rejection
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all necessary
papers and drawings for procuring Patents in this and
foreign countries prepared and advice rendered on legal
and scientific matters respecting andnrnSe
ments of Patents.
Inventors not only hare obtain their specifications
the most reasonable terms but avail themselves Of
the experience of 20 years practice extensive library
Of legal and mechanical works. and correct accounts Of
patents granted in this and other countres besides be-
ing saved journey to Washington the usual great do
lay there, we'll as all personal trouble in obtaining
their patents Copies Of claims of any patent furnish
ed by renting ONE acknowledgements recorded At
Washington. R. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF patents
"Durng the time occupied the Office of Commissioner
of Patents, K. II. EDDY, ESQ., of Boston, did business
the Patent Office, Solicitor Of Patents There were
few, any persons acting in that capacity, who had so
much business before the Patent Office and there were
who conducted it with skill fidelity and sue.
regard Mr. Eddy Of the best informed and
most skul Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
employ person competent and trustworthy aud
capable of putting their applications in form 1,
secure for them an early and favorable consideration
the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents"
PATENT OFFICE,
ar. H EDDY, ESQ.,, Boston, Mass:
"SIR:-YOur facilities for the prosecution of any busJ
connected with this Office equal to those of any
other agent. am, very respectfully,
Yours, &C., THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents"
Boston, Dec, g. 1853. 1853 ly
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AGENTS.:

The Committee believing that the success of this great
NATIONAL UNDERTAKING will be materially promoted by
the energy and enterprise of intelligent and perseverng
Agents. have resolved to treat with such the most lib
eral terms.
Any person wishing to become an Agent, by sending
(post paid) 81, WILL RECEIVE ny RETURN OF MAIL, One
Dollar Engraving, "GIFT TICKET Prospectus, a
Catalogue and all other necessary information.
On the final completion of the SALE the Gifts will be
placed in the hands of COMMITTEE of tie PURCHASERS
be DISTRIBUTED due notice of which will be given thro
out the United States and the Canadas.
list OF GIETS.
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First Train stops ut all way Stations Second IIuin
stops at Castleton, Poultney, Granville, Salem, Cam.
bridge and schaghticoke. Third Train stops at way
Stations.
~" BE SURE YOUR BAGGAGE Is CHECKED BY
THE EAGLE BRIDGE ROUTE. e
Procure Through Tickets at Rutland, or Of the Con-
ductor in the Cars TiOS. II. GARFIELD, SnPt'
Nav 20, 1852. t3O