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To. E.slIS,
Lana Agent, and Notary Public.

hfFitE,n bva'i, street, ever SsilusAn Rv-rs 4
~ Me.Sants bank, VII attn "a the Iurh h, ~ rnd
ssss ~ LANDS Houses and ts VI ,vsry Aud In Guy
.rs"nn'r, :" collecting of u e,s 81 eli ~vts. Paying
49,, Ut .on-r shh Mt, AID ell thia9s tke ,oL
w"h TIA Land Asensy tussaess rLoss wsshin9 any
ia. vi pt ase ,aIl t.n1
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ES-Thc Pilot, published at Winter
sctt, has been suspended OF account Of
the weather. The mercury indicated
-3lo and the Pilot went into winter
quarters, with the promise OF being
abroad again with the flower and the
bee.
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\ STATE DAVENPORT IOWA. FEBRUARY 1857

II whsa 4 nay CsneeSu.
FOR SALE
RE Large ~ssA cell .1seossso
stock OF
u u M d d IL
C.nsistinr OF
vLOoRING--drye o. rrern. p,snedor rough;
StUiNG-hArf t,ch ihak o. suhe' edged. plain OF
roueh;
BARN ubAKrs-,aaned. ~ toush - sns hnsth;
FkAMiN. ~ MBER- ofrvery ,iim ns"n s"iIe"s't>
vcNCiNG-,,f all len abs from ~ ESst~li ons.
SnIAGI.L:--Ao SHAY Il sAing,,s, ~assantssit'e b.
sL.nT,c~ A.,i not shs,h,ge, sa~eis h,ngis
.gasi 10 al, No ICat sh,"sl.s =, wsrran'si
ALSO
.ATu, PICKETS AND WOOD.
Ny DOOR. sAsH AND BLIND FACTORY Is
oyss Ia .r,krs t.r esNSy drsett uon OF
the siov. ar,tcirs, also Cornse. Sisd sss.hso'k Of
any patterns msde l., osh ..
Re0rlab the hail storm that u to .opis next A.
p,i binds uill save you Sa...
The as,ve Iuaibe, - III d and hN,d ~ IT, " 10
\ cl,. = - this yeRrs basin.-s Al r-.u- wanting
LuInb~. VI any dcscrtttpo, wh i''si I" their htr-
! 1t Ia call Ut
C.1.v:V'O.v"!S MILL,
| The Lowest Ailll os SECOND ~.
| You can miss Z, look for the BRAVE OBJ OAK"
| NyNul vii run for about IA days, aud those Ief
suns wi,hnE lin, sa~ed wuuid do well t,lcave their
orders ~ ,oon possible aud thus What thu,
neei. NJ CANNON.
n.v27a2m
Gene and see them at
The Iopa Book Rooms,
NJ III Brady II, uedr tn P,.i o.ice.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

b'si'y Hailetin, January, alth.
HlblIk - y PIT n TINE. ~ r..
Nrsnief- r,n,u.rni s'y. s,tuplrie, ,onaits, SAtp
Huh M,.uel. b, L,..s Ia
sIos' aian. al ssitit"i', " " ilntet, -
utst"it % ! Ish'istr.n 81 Ms ifh li',c, "a
Blis Dhtsa,aIy D, ~ Mslrim, y y. !.
1h'of' a, ~ tie oin- 20 ta,tl. Nnh Ist,raH, o.
saer Il ~ u sisi tbafsc'rr-. ~ ioaiy, -
~" -ffti'- ~ "a" ,frsta lti u Anir 40
Oh u ~ aan'i.ient, iiusttsl t.i, 100
P,nralit, ~ Wol4ts. " iiicA...k M ip
ksrth AMI Maj, ~ Cuy.t. -
Nan f'iins,sl,by ii,fti.. i.ss
Pc Atlantic Latth Ia5
Chiist IN Iiisim5 Ttrnbln ~,
h"h "i "rae.f b. q. ii.Ins Nin 50, o.
MIDDLETON Oh thu ls,t tisSs %. Christ 4,
| ~ rh-,s and King. uf t.,- oid 4 = au,a,a I.5
n ~ "a. h.i", ~ ih'utht, i',s ,he AFFLICTED, 10
thfi iisn Mirfsr. L-,tutes by j. a. / ter. Dp Il,
| No. 80 brady st, near iae Post t,tscs
| i'"@''l ~ ADAMS.
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SECONDANNUAL cot RsE u Lett 3 Is
BEFvbWG TNE lOlNG MEMS LITE
RANN ASSOCIATION.
The sey-s tn I.eetu Il the utse vii b. delivered
at the GerAsn Th..frc. On Aoi"a! EWING,
2 baary 9th. 1851, Icy
DR. SEARS.
Sa'Jec.- Mary. Queen Il Sc y.
Doors o. en- Al 6u'ci OK, lect re to s""'nr ne ~
O'Clock.
Single :. a. on iicke $3,v0: ticket. alni ting u
genti As. Lady S. 00; ea,h additional lady 81
ncie.sf r one l. etxrr 30 GEMS, 10 b. ha! al The
hs,k Stores.
Feb 8 Nm Hal l.. Chairman.
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Also, four 20 s,r. ie,s near Iowa C,,x ,..,,,.
htHihg land, and ". n " NJ, rel IT, '""
Splendid l'afm for Male.

- 'a'h ~ contains 80 asr.s, $50 rnl.r guilty
-, - y" go superior ti,issr ~ ~ ,IIlng
~" Ns's' nat h''' fsiir, ani nhe orr hard of slI
80, :. Easy Tat aii'r u. Grst payment Ind
Apply 10 "" "''". P.y ~. nts
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For Sale Or Lease.
"tNTf-riiRff ellri,a. Building Lots. si,u
=" "a.''rn f'ii h,iary sna Hlui.l.re. >, 4
M.' H. sold - irst.i IN r.s.,uauIc ..,u,. ~,
''.","r. 'uq"itt OF Conn,S 4 bow. OF
tsGsdtD np... :.
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REMOVAL
OF
A.I RID WIRE.

II lViNt.STsN ard LAKEWOOD hav. removed 1"
ngn 9th. Anvl.
dur store. ~hnh Ma bailt eSpr ssly Tot "nr busi-
ne.s. Is large and oon,uarour. We hay, II filled to
GsapA,,y with All snii' ely nsW stock ~ ia,d Ai.,
which Ia quantity and quality, Gil CT psre f.,"'a-
Lay With amy ,n the STRIFE
We sre prrpa ed Ii all tiil', 'i,h h / sale or
ketaii at the We lowe Irc.>. GnuntTs " nshsnis
Builris u O~n"re and M..hini>,- are Iafih u
larry invited lock mine goods aud prices.
SEDDRTl.ViG GOODS.
M iiANE Ir baby thc 's'st ~, orin,ni Of GUNS.
W F,asks and T.. u,irs. Their IL In the city Ai>,
I"--dfd's Pouder, equal - u not III beat a'the
| manu- ,ctni.d. tisn,ng u d.. Il els, linrs H..
| LIVINGSTON \ LOCKWOOD.
tUT and ~ronehilN ais and SPIKES .C'inker thnch
~ Mails LIVINGSTON 1 LOCKWOOD
Carpenters Too1as.
NuPELANpS iabl at d Plane, of ali ie,,i ittios,
| ~ Warranted
| DIST Bnght Csrpnc.'s Cat Steel Anger bitt-
- M.ricg an! fHm,,r Chi els, .i,'i Capt. Sill rs
| BE a.srriin nj ~ This ciis.
| \tAWS-IIan;, Pam !, Rip Key HE. Web aud Fei-
- To-. Sl~sr aud JsUkson ami othct cei'bra'rd
| msk.rs.
| HATCHETS, shnp.ins isih, and claw b" 'eh axes
III b vs. aud clDrllne axes, Collins. Davis and
| Whit e's IIahufacttr'
DORING n cline, w.od sLd ir,n b,.eh Screws.
ID Saw and Piaus H.n,.ies, At The sigu OF the Anvil
EILIS-R. thery', Mil, AID 9th Fls' til. b Il
II brand In market H. J.
AlIiIPs-Thr largest >,oek Of Team Ca riag~, and
W Ridns Whi.s and Lash's in the CIT, l. b..
NNOULpEt's Sard Riddles. SLyss Piaststne,
Nl Brick and z, inicd Trewels. L. l..
C,MirH BELOW, Hand Hammers aud sis.lc $.
| - SIit l,x Vices IT h. L.
ENAMFL Keith 3, waffle Irons. CsG Rna~'err
IL Police Lamps, Engineer Carp ntsr's Oiiers,
III Joint T hinge, Chr,t snd Gate Hug j. L.
NRlNnSTuNsS for Family and Hotel " e. needed
NJ IN .ve.y hou>e. l. J..
JAPAN Ware, siI Kind. ir"n, Bras sni Pianishel
d Caniie Sti,k- SHIT HraSs, Shst Zine, iTAss An
is.aied aud Bright WAR, COPPER Wire. L. l. l..
brass Kettles AL sxe. very fine a,srtmeni En-
ID sn,mrilrd Kettle, French I.sdle. and Sauce
Pans L. 4 j.
Z RON and Wood WIN Curi,s Plinp Cn.ins, and
i Wheel, We'll Whre!s, NC. n
|HAINs, Engii, pr.,.f coil. Sh u an Iamg LUX
~ brisht OK Halter, We'll Jack aud T.ae hams
Cow Tres h L.
DKUSHES Paint, Narnish aud Marking. Count
ID u,stcrs white wash, She, Scrub, Ciunb cloth
aid Hair Brushr-, fesih Dnstsrs. L. L.
CALL AT
LIVINGSTON L LOCKWOOD,
Sign OTihe .sMrji,
b i.nl1nf SECOND STREET.
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PROCEEDINGS o. THE CITY COUNCx
,.f Couhctl CMAsaaR.t
February als51.
pat.skr.
Ms uosov las Mayor, &. & Il. Mitchell.
alpEsMxS.
Isl wa'd, lamss. O'Rrap. J u. sss..,,
"a 4" a, ssaaiiaeli.
81 E" J. II. Bowling,
i,h " Hiram Price,
ah g. W. S. Kihscy,
9TH " F.. S. Fullsm.
Aid Kinssy offered an ordinance In refer.
ence TO gradeef Brady and Seventh streets.
which on motion q Aid Bowling was te.
ferred 10 Ordinance Commit,e with inslruc-
tons to report the same back to lie coun.
Gil al the next NEE ing.
Aid Knsey offered The following:
Whereas the Gsn@ral Assembly Of the
State Of Iowa, at its recent session, passed
an act making it the duty Of the City Coun.
Gil 10 fix and establish the salary OF tie
Aide'mea Of the City OF Davenpos, from
and after the first Of April, 1885. There.
fore resolved that The ordinance committee
be Instructed 10 report ~ ordinance q, the
next meeting 6x.ng SAID salary aud the pay.
uents th-seof.
Bill OF J. r. S.bley ans untiag 10 six dot
lsrs snd forty TIN &c cents Vas allowed.
Report OF Chist Of Police WAS s'so pass.
sd ~ follows, 10 VIII
J. 7. Siblsy, 81 days,
Al. Kennedy, 80
WIN. sievers, 81 Z"
Jno. Maloaey, 30
Chas. Hill, 30
Osson Parker, 80 A"
The Msrshal WAS otde,.d 10 establish
stss u wood racks al four feet high and
eight toe. ,on4 Ia the clear, ard tsss;.e.s il.
pssSsr.ssA
On @"'isa sajaathsa ss,;i Nuaaay sssh
Vest al the HsuAi hear,
u. rNsS. C,stk pc tsm.
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1tp abpfrtisfmfats.

C1RCl0.AT0Ns: IBbSNA1sf
And News D. ,s,t, opposite the trCiaire House NV
York, Chi,ago anil CINCINNATI Ds'iirs rv'~iSrd es-
ry.lay = Il. STARR. Agent
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DCHATJC STATE TICKET.
~. 0Upsvjassadsss cfPuLke Iasfrueifon.
N. L. FISXER,
or CLAYTON co.
ISv Reytsa<r Of Land Office
THEODORE =. PIKV/N,
or MUsCATIN GO.
ComaissiOAsr Of Des Ncinss River ImJaore,non
GIDEON $. BA/LEY,
OF VAN BCRES 60.
Asgtsssv er De NoiSss R;rsr improvement.
W. PORTER,
or POLK co.
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Dnokloa ao1 ExehoDse.

MACxLOTr 4 CORHDN.. Cor Sccsssa aud BssAv.
NIcxul.IS CAMPBELL. Z co. IAN.
COOK / SAH0ENT......... Main aud S-.'"sd.
McGREGOR, LAwEs \ HLAkk0OkE. Nam.
CAT BB BRO BARROW D co, Cor Main ~ >ts
TAILnAN, row Eke ncLkAN.... .sin.ye Y. y.
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nNE Of tre largest stscks 10 the NJ b: VEST = b
u 1ovns . POsI9R L. MAJ.
lsaeAts ~ 1siAsi.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-28

4 rate Machnist be secured capable Of making
and repairing Cotton Machinery. Apply TO- G. SLOAN
through Worcester Post Office dln&slt fl2
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Eotsre.

RTOTfCE.-The undersigned have this day formed
~ copartneyshp under the name of Harrington &
Al7Tiah, for transferring general Commission business
In Flour Grain Butter, Cheese, and Produce generally
md will continue the business Of Upham Aldrieh, at
90 & as Front Street. FRANCIS HARRINGTON,
PARDON ". ALDRICH.
Worcester, September l, 1856 50 diff
MTOEICE TO FAR NERS.-NEW STEAM
Erect.
The subscriber is prepared to grind Corn, RIVE
Oats Cobbaqe and every kind Of grain either for feed
family use the best at his Mil ia Exchange
street He will also give particular attention to the wants
Of the merchants who will favor him with their CUSTOM
Corn meal will be bolted when desired. The patronage
OF the country is respectfully solicited. At this Mill
Winding may be depended on both in the dry time OF
and the coolest time of winter All kinds Of Meal
ard Hominy constantly on hand and for sale.
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1857. HOWARD HOLDEN.
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m c OLDEST EST = lsI.ISH cd 30 real sis5a;

TEAH C. OLD EST EST ) ikt.ISH I'D REAL
ESTATE OFFICE in the County Of Worcester
LARhIN SMITH, 'S6 Main Street To th0sesvho desiie
HOUSE in this beautiful and growing city, he offers
unusual Undue ments for tins and credit. To those who
contemplate huildng,he has assortment Of Lots ufi
Surpass hut by few 10 the city of Worcester He has
some splendid lots the Female College. Ilsttn-
ton destined to be Of the rst the State To those
who dRsra TO exchange country property for city, he Of
fers bargains, and 10 all who desire trade buy
sell Real Estate he cordially extends an invitation 70
give him gall, and he will be happy to show thea free,
Of charge his aree assortment dkwtf ala
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EHANELS SAND sOA P-The best Sap ia the
Y II country for securing the hands for sale by
GEO. II SPURR
En BBLs. TRIPLE EXTRA ST.
SFSBLoUIs FLOUR, the best ia this market Just
ceved. For sale by II. GRIFFIN a co. y
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SILKS. sgaTIs, sELks.
CLOARs, CAPEs, TAUMAs.

In this department we have a Grand Opening every.
day whe'e he 1Ed the sery latest richest STYLES
varvrg in price from 81 so up, Lad5es'a CIStha!
All Wool and Go5ton aid Wool ladies' Cloths in every
color and quality, cheap. VeIvets, VPfvpas. We
living week invoices of real Lyons Velvets which
we can ssu to defy competition. We have also
large Cotton Veyets, which will be sold
cheap. t .H t tsH
222 DOz Ribbed hose in all colors, only rs
cents pair. .t...H. -. H.tEf ar
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NJ e p l. u s Ultra.
LAZELL's
CE62as nc EEg5r Tonic,

An admirable preparation for preserving and Identifying
the Human Har.
The Climax Hair Tonic includes in its composition
MANY OF the most potent known remedies It is combined
with the most elaborate and with So strict a regard
to proporn that due effect is given each ingredient
and the result is combrGiC elegant, recherche and
unsurpassed in point Of efficacy BY any other before the
public.
Just SO long as vitality exists in the hair the applica
tonof the Climax Hair Tonic cannot fail to beneficial
Its invgoreiing Influence win make itsslf perceptble
Its action by removing daudru and other obstacles from
the scalp destroys their whitening e-cts, and leaves the
way clear Tor nature to doher palt
As COMPOUND for dressing the hair irpartirg to it
Stiffness 81 ssuess, and richness and also enderng he
stiest and dris hair susceptible of the mos t,ste;u
arrangement the CHrax Hair Tonic WILDE found inyau.
able. Nervous headaches frequently removed by
vigorous plication of the Climax Hair Tonic, with
stir rushing.
Possessing delicate color, not liable to soil anything
With which It in contacted pleasant and de-
cidei, vt not too prominent o1or, the Climax Hair
Tonic, it what the proprietor has aimed TO make tia
compound at once elegant and effective, and Of unusual
Intrinsic worth
Sod in large bottles at twenty Eve cents per bottle.
Prepared only by GEO r. SPUR, No. POI Main st.,
Worcester, Mass, and sold by traders generally.
MO diff
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Ear KTMBALE. PROFESSOR OF CHRONIC
~ DISEASE, and NATUGE'S ASSISTANT for the
cure Of Consumption snd Blood Disesses. Office and
Residence z 8 E'rOat Sts., WORC STIR MASS
DR.. Kimbal PAYS special attention the eure Of Con-
sumption, BTopchius, Asthma, Diseases Of the Throat,
Liver HeArt, Spleen and Skir Scrofua Eyspelas Salt
Rhsun, Canker and Cancer Humors, and tbs all gone
feeling OF the stomach. Now these, each all eombuei
Lad directly to Consumption. Now, here is a remedy.
Or medicine will cure you our-but number, for
mark no one medicine cures everything. Our medicines
are purely Veg teable; they Natures remedies and
they act with Certainty They perfectly harmless,
bee use they act in rmuny with Natures laws to assist
nature in her struggle against disease; therefore the pa
ten ca mot take them without decided benefit To the
afflicted we say come will tell you how you what
your disease is the remedies that will you, and put
you the 70 health and usefulness We cure many
that are given up to die.
There is no branch Of Medical science neg'erted
bad and conu.l~-nmprs. The nature and tendency OF
humofi srlf gan zdtiOn corruption, de1tbj renee we
saw h tus a I'D, you value harm and life, get
O that humoi Our NEEDLES will err dioate II the
system, purify the blood, and HEALTH is the ponse
quenee.
We say then--Cousnumption be cured. Humors
be cured. Come Che doctor. Advice, Tree.
Dr. Emba may Do consulted in all cas3s however pri.
yate by either married SINGLE with perfect confidence
NIB Paruculsr attention paid to al Female Com
plants Weaknesses Suppression, Dilcutee Piles &c
Those afflicted with the Piis Ii they will follow my d.
rections may assured Of The unfortunate will
hhd in Or Kmb IL scientific rend.
Dr.. Kimb III Will wHtt any that WISH at their resi-
dences, tuy hour Of the day or night. lz 1Uus
Medicines sent to any part OF the county by address,
ing b. kIMHALL NJ "a Front street Worce ser, Ness.
f2I d9tn
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uOUsEKnrpIyC CO0Ds,

10 Bales Brown Cottons, only CT cepts.
IA Gases Bjeached Cot,ons ony 81 cents.
s Cases yard wide Beaohed Cottons, only 8 cents.
Gases yard vide eachel Cotaps, very fn., 10 cents
:" "a 3" " l2I cents,
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orILIrs. ouLLrs.

lO-4 Lancaster Quilts, for 81, 25
10 & eaaH- - ." r. g 90 g I Nh
IA Lancaster opfts, for ! 623 il
English Toilet Q Ills, for I.75 t, S,
Also, aree invoice Of taglish, French and German
Toilet Quilts, rich deign at less than Auction prices.
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3 Cases White Linens, slightly damaged worth 62I
cents only ss cents Shirt ons 81, 12l IL 20, and rs
cents Hest Clored Cambrics 81 cents. Best English
siecia 10 cents Best SArsenet Cambria 10 cents 100
Comforters, worth $500, for $50. go GENTS
If MUSLIN, EgGlNGs, and INSERTINds, at your
own prices ~ r
NIB Customers should not fail to give as an early
Dall as determined to close out entire Stock.
WIN. LOCKE, 81 co,
Nos s n 8 Lincoln HonBe Block, Main st. opposite
RaHton and Woro-stRr uepnt aHLt
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q MTORCESTER GYMNASlUM BRANCH
We NOW OPEN

PROF.. A. M0LINEAUX, returns his thanks to the
citizens Of Worcester for their past patronage ard hopes
to receive the continuance Of the H. has opened
rooms il the Rear of l.. -. GOddH rd's Store
on Main ST. bitter Known as The old "Masonic Han,'
where he is taking Subscribers st reduced prices $40
per year and will be happy to accommodate al Who may
favor him with their patronage.
NJ D The Book is now open for subscnhers. Madam
Virginia Muineaux will be IL attendance 70 waitupon the
aHies oI4 diff
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{44.a SMA LII FARM FOR S4LEe-Con-
M tanning Ton Acres Of Land, the town Of Barre,
A Mass, out and half miles ffom the ceptcr,
on the Hnbbardston read The BUILDINGS consist Of :
good twe-story House. Barn, and Bscksmith shop and
there is also Shoe shop the premises Il will be sold
very low, and hreefourths of the purchase money may
remain on mortgage for a term Of years Apply TO -
GEoRGBT s. cURFIS $3.50
Dt ats- Real Estate Broker 1851
ifs diff T-pian iRioer o.
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0RCEsTER sCM0oL Of DESIGN
sRcNeEepgv IA 80 800.


This institution is established for the purpose Of afford
ing thorough instruction in every department ofar Wor
eeser though rich in educational privileges has other
school for this OBJECT Citizens Interested in the cause of
educaon have exerted therinhuence that such Aoad
envy might be loo ted in the city Of which they justly
proud Glasses will be formed for children and youth,
who will be taught to draw from the object ITSELF also
design beginning with the most simple elements. The
chief aim will be to teach pupils to think and act for them
selves to be original rather than cory the faults others
The constant novelty in designing is gratifying TO the
tive mind OF childhood, while the power thus acquired
satisfies the demands Of intellect in its deeper dege0pe
mens. Students advanced, who making the
study of profession will receive instruction in every
style drawing and painting n3uiing sketching, and
painting from Nature, and from Life
Facilities viii be afforded to pupils who desire to pur
sue the study Of Modern Languages and Music in con
nection with Painting.
Miss N. IN0GINE ROBINSON, the Prncpa Of this
Academy invites the friends Of Education and lovers Of
AT to visit her which will be opened Ilecs Ist,
as 25I Main Street.. dtf MIS-
RIOREt M. The Subscriber, haviFg b3ea dulY ap.
IN pointed sesler Of Weighs and Measures, calls up
all persons to bring in their Scales steey ards and
Measures and have them sealed
VIM. THOMPSON, Merrfield's Bailding,
Cypress street, third door from Exchange street.
P. s.-scaes and Steeyarts repaired
1928 DIFF
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PATENT AaENCY


United States Green's Brftasu, France,
Ani other European countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
CRAFTSMAN welt acquainted with the Potent Laws has
been Tor some years very successful in obtaining Pa
cuts
lie continues to make Models and to p~epsre speei6
eatons DRAWINGS and all necessary papers, and pro
Parents in The United States ard European coun
tries Foreign business conhded only rusty and re
sporsble agents. .Hu
All business eonhded to win be promptly attended
to al The egest rates (Gsuay rs per cent lower than
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