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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

have used ofthc Drills sowing wheat and would
highly recommend IL to the public. a. J.. FOCUS.
This certify thai Purchased Flynn Co..
Wheat Drill last Fall and used 1t in the seeding ofmy crop
wheat am entirely satisfied with the operation the Drll
and feel convinced that much smaller quantity Of
required wcn used in connection with the Dr produce
the effect and that the wheat heug deposited
row of the Drill snoi injured to half the usual by
winter These saving of labor consider the
main advantages of the Drill viii state further that the -
bushels of wheat which sowed with the Drill bids fair
make good yield while 20 bushels
~ yield seed RI REVELEY.
CAMrBELL COUNTY May 18th 1857
l used Mcssrs Flynn Co.'S Wheat Drill with Guano at
tachment seeding portion of nv crop of
not using more than half as much that
sowed broadcast and present ppearanccs where the
wheat was well drilled, the yield vii be than that
ter XII but very little while that sowed broadcast badly
INJURED by the cold weather A CLARK
CAMPBELL C. H., June 18th 1851
BELLE GLADE, June 9Th. 1857
Messrs Jno NJ. y Flynn g. Co-Dear Sir i am much
pleased with the Wheat Drill purchased you Fan
much indeed that think shall hereafter altogether
in seeding wheat, Respectfully ynnts
WA. POORE.
purchased Drill Flynn Co. last Fall and
seeded the most OF my wheat with it that put in with the
ilri looks much better than that put in the usual way
think great saving in gnano is accomplished by the
the Drl. THOS W Jones
CAMPBELL COUNTY, April 18TH 1851
We also refer the following gentlemen have used the
Jno W West. Esq, Richard Galloway Esq Bedford; A
w Williams, Esq, VIM Xix Esq Jno J Amber Esq. Am
hers p Tniwiler Esq, Rockbrdge; Thom,s J. Massic,
Esd Nelson; tieorRc Z, Tayoe Esq, John ESD f.
Rover, Esq, Roanoke; VIM. II Tunsal ESD Ptsylvanin
W"will warrant This machine to do good work. We
them with seven eight and nine teeth Gen.
icmeu ordering Drill will please say what size they want
Address Campbell e H. Va JNO NJ. P.FLYNS& co
Richmond Wing Petersburg Intcigenccr and charottes
willie Adv cate will please insert twire country issue
for two months and send accounts to the subscriber.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

have used one ofthc Drills in sowing wheat and would
highly recommend IL to the public. a. l.. FOCUS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

SINGULAR MISUNDERSTANDING a very heavy
storm on Monday evening last the lightning struck a
shock of wheat in field of Maj. Charles Snyder,
Salem, Roanoke, Va, which instantly took fire,
and Notwithstanding the rain falling in torrents was
entirely consumed,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

A NORMAN IL TRouBtE-The Abingdon Democrat
learns that disciple of Joe Smith got himself into
sc,ape recently in the neighborng county of Smyth
IT appears that he had been preaching his odous doc
1rnes for some time in certain neighborhood until
the people got tired of hearing them; and they requts
ted him to desiSt THIS he refused to do and he
told he must, take the consequences. His perse
verance at last OFT the patience of the commu
nity: Il number OF the most respectable citizens col
lected and treated him to coat of tar and ea hers
making an od1 locking fowl of him. This Tint
Sufficient. and tie last of him he WAS striking
the mnsl direct course for TnzeWell.
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* the list Of Virginia Banks which had declared
dividends Published in onr issue of Yesterday the
Exchange Bank WAS omitted The dividend declared
by this Bank was per cent, which was more than
t,,t of either OF the others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

HARyEsr.-The Abingdon Virgnian says: Har-
vest is pretty well over in this county and the wheat
rs general thing is very heavy. Corn and oats will
yield tat average, unpromising as the prospect was
Il few weeks ago.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

post office is established Mt Peaks Of Ouer
Bedford county, and Leybnrn Wilkes appointed post
master. 1t will be specially supplied from Liberty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

correspondent writing from the Greenbrier White
saIpAnr Springs, under date 2ad july says; They
@ mont 500 visitors here Mt this time. Board has
% Used to IA dollars per week, and the fare is de-
V III, worse than have ever seen it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

Prof II. ]. Christian has resigned the chair Of
Greek in the Richmond College, with the view Of
opening Classical and Mathematical school in that
city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

BILE GLADE, juno
Messrs Jno NJ. i. Flynn g. Go-Dear Il am m cl
pleased with the Wheat Drill purchased you last Fan so
much indeed that think shall them altogether
in seeding wheat, Respectfully y"nta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

CONFIRMATION. The rite of Confirmation con-
farred upon persons at Christ Church, Aexan
dria, Sunday morning last, by the RI Rev. Bishop
Johns who preached most impressive sermon on
the occasion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

NucCcRMIE n 60,
N1 WhOssnic mud Retail lsrOcers,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS, and
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
at tho old Stand of Mctorko Jones MAIN STREET. LYNCH
BnRd VIII give particular attention to the sale Of FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &c. Liberal
advanced will DO made all when required
jan 2s.ts
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SWEET PoTAroEs.--There few of them in
market at Norfolk on Saturday somewhat larger
than pipe stems-very "sma potatoes, and siringy
at tlat'-nnd held at % cents quart. Thought the
producers would have done better to have left them
in the ground few weeks longer, even if compelled
to lower the price
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arrangements 10 advance be,ay all conslanments In
hand respectfully solicit the trade ofmy old ends and the
public generally also prepared to receive Cattle Hogs
Sheep and all other Kind OF live stock have grazing lots
that purpose My charges selling Wheat and all
other hind of grain cent Tobncco 80 ,s bhd Cot
30 per bale All orders for goods promptly attended
IL L. tIII1.DREy, Petersburg,
inly le.lm va
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(AE1vsN TATE ~ "a. Comsni-s Merchants
~ AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA
MANuFAoTuREDT TOBACCO, Nos. 67& 90 Magazine street
New Orleans <aug Gets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

tvxcuBrRG CuLLEGE.-We learn that Messrs
parkett and Bankenship, who were recently elected
80 protessorships in this College, have notified the
poord of Trustees of the acceptance of the posts
- n them The friends of the College will be graf
10 learn that the prospects for the coming session
,re Of the most encouraging character. y consider
atle number of applications have already been made
sr The admission of students from abroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

MAN DRowNED.-We regret 10 learn from The clerk
of the Courier that Robert Fleming, deck hand on
the steamer, was Drowned yesterday while the boat
woodng at Reas wood yard, about 63 miles be-
low Wheeling The head line, which was fastened to
the bow of the wood boat and the bits the steam
boat parted and Fleming, in attempting to jump from
the wood boat, when she swinging out on to the
steamboat, jumped into the river and was drowned
before the yawl, which was Immediately lowered
could get to his assistance
The deceased lived in Wheeling, and is said to have
wife and seven children. He had only been stenn-
boating nine days purse of some thirty dollars
subscribed for the benefit of the afflicted fam
lily Wheeling TINES.
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A Coon APPorSTMEXT-We are gratfed to learn
that our old friend and county-man, John Owens,
old wagner, has oeen appointed by The War Depart
ment, Wagon Master, in the expiration against the
Modern Sodom. 1t is most excellent appointment;
and although Mr. Owens is near fifty years old, he
seems to look to the tramp a labor OF small mo-
ment The salary is 5000 per annum-Taze,rH Ad-
Uocdfe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-30

The price will vary from IS to $685. according to loca
tion, quality, Contracts for Deeds may made I'M
til further notice, STIMULATING the purchase money be
paid ave annual instruments. The first to become due
in years from the date of contract and the others
nualy thereafter. The last payment will become due at
the end of the sixth year from the date of the contract
and the lands subject taxation till finally paid
for.
Interest will be charged at only three per cent.
per annum.
As security to the performance of the contract the
first two years interest must be paid in advance and it
must be understood that least tenth of the land
purchased shall yearly be brought under cutvaton-
Twenty per from the credit price will be deducted
for CASH The Com2anys construction bonds will be
ceiYed as cash.
Ready framed Farm Buildings, which can be set up in
few day be obtained from responsible persons.
They will be u feet by 20 feet divided into living
and three bedrooms, and will cost complete set up
ground chosen anywhere along the Road $3.50 cash,
contracted for at proportonae rates The Company will
forward all the materials for buildings their
road promptly.
1t is believed that the price, long credit and low rate
Of interest, charged for these lands will enable a man
with few hundred dollars in cash and ordinary indus
try to make himself independent before all the purchase
money becomes due In the meantime, the rapid settle
men Of the country will probably have increased their
value four 1--WE fold. When required, an exp redced
person will accompany applicants give information and
aid in selecting lands.
Circulars, containing instances Of successful
tarming signed by respectable and we-known farmers
living the neghborhood the Railroad lands through
out the saealso the cost Of fencing, price of cattle
pense OF harvesting thresbng, ETC.. by contraction any
other Internationally be cheerluly given spplica-
ton, either personally by letter in English French or
German, addressed to JOHN WILSON
Land Commissioner of the Illinois Central r. R. Co.
Office in Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chicago, III,
OIL DIN
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Horse. RAcIae-Agr. Press
on.
HoRsFs-Black Hawk, illus.
HORSES. Poll Evil Cured.
MANuREs, No. l.. The FIRST
Of a thoroughly pracfi-
cal series.
MANUREs. N. J, ,Marls.
MANuRRs. An Amusing and
instructive cut, showing
how some Of the Especial
Mauures" are !'got up"
MILKING MACHINE. Anus.
ing account Of an atterpt
to use.
OYsTER PLANT. Bow to cook
PEA. The Japan
PEAeH STONES Treatment
Of.
PIEs. .Mince, without apples.
PoMoLoGIcAL SOCIETY Am.
Fruits adopted, 40.
PouDRErTE. Farmers trial
of.
PREMIUMS. Ayr. journals
for.
RAINY DAY RAMBLE al
Neighbor Thomas's, No q
RHrBARB, or Pie Plant. . Fun
chapter on culture, &c.
kosEs in Pots. Directions
ier growing, with a beau
tifll cut,
sISK DRAINS in winter.
hT0RNY DAYS. Work for.
sTRAwDhEmEs, No. /. .Bya
practical grower. The first
Of a full series 10 bs con.
tinued through the year
with appropriate monthly
directions.
SUGAR CANE, Chinese. Mora
about this interesting new
plant, GOO TO 400 seeds
10 be disttibufed FnEF 10
each subscriber sending
Already directed stamped
envelope.
TRREs. Digging holes for.
TuRSiPs.. How raised cheap
~.
VERnEsA. Chapter on.
D. &c, 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-30

Work FOR IKE MONTH A
beautiful, instructive arti.
Gle.
CALESDER UF OPERATIONS
FOR JANUARY A catalogue
OF work to be done Ia the
Field, Orchard, Garden,
Green and Hot Houses,
interspersed with many
valuable hints. This is a
special feature Of thss
journal. The Calendar
lays 0ut ones work be-
fore him, and materially
aids and syStematizes
his plans.
ASHES for manuring.
ASPARAGUS - Full chapter
on oulture-perhaps the
most complAt e yet wrilt.n.
BEE HIVES = Minute direc-
tions for makifg cheap,
eff otfUe, uHpateRted
Hives.
BREAD.MAKiNG-Exoellent.
CABBAGEs-Wint ring.
CoRS-The King Phillip.
CRANBERRIEs- Full details
ola large successful grow
er's experience-uery good
Gs-Two COED articles on
securing In winter, NC.
EyFRGREBSs-From Seed.
Fully discussed.
GARDEN on CLERGYMAS---
interesting chapter Of de-
tails.
GARDEN or A MECHANIC
A large two column cut,
showing manner Of lay
ing outs the place Of trees,
plants, vegetables, No. A
capital thing for all culti-
vators Of small plo's.
GRATING AND BUDDING
Excellent plan.
GRApg CuLTuRE,No. 1.-The
first Of a full, practical
series by an experienced
grower.
HAML-Two good pickles
for.
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MlistrIlanrous.
1An CORDS OF WALNUT WOOD,
w for sale In lots TO suit purchasers. Apply 10
ELlSS AFT d1R
Unfted Ssates, Great Britain. France,
Ana nthe- Rnro...ar, .nrntri.a

uafted Ssatess Great Britain. France,
And other European countries. 81
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DkAkrSAA AN, wen acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been Tor some years very successful in obtaining Pa
He continues to make Models and to prepare specih
caions Drawings and all necessary papers, and 20 pro
cure Patents in the unied States and European coun
tries Foreign business coufded only to rusty and re
sponsble agents.
All business conhded to me will be promptly attended
to al the t0est rates casually IS per cent lower than
the same would be done by others in the profession)
Washington, and making frequent trips there am enar
bed to keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating to
Patents and Inventions thus ahordlng the best ac
tiles for preliminary examinations, and advising Inven
tors in regard to securing Patent fol their Inventions
InventorB will find their advantage to put their in
ventions into substantial form Model prac
ticable (tis frequently Patent in of ques
ton Of priority Of INVENTION and consult some reliable
person acquainted with The Patent Laws and proceedings
n the Patent once. as to securing their rights.
All communications strictly conhde tai Advice as to
mode Of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examina
tons made comparing Inventions with those already pa
principles and advice given to the probability Of
obtaining patent in saving from hfty TO one
hundred dollars 10 the Inventor.
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them made
to order upon reasonable TERMS and warranted to answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office.
Deeds of assignments recorded Wasir gton. Copies
Of Drawings Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent Office obtained. copy Of the claims of any nven
ton furnished for rs cents.
The Patent Laws Reports Of Patent Gases, and otheI
valuable works relating to Patents, together with com
pIete list Of all the Patents record at Washington
be at my office, free Of charge.
For further information, inquire Of
JAMES 6. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
Apl7l once over 2O7 Main Street. ldaw1
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6 Pc IAL N o I'll Q E.

ERR. KIMRALL. PROFESSOR OF CHRONIC
~ DISEASE, and NATURES ASSISTANT, for the
cure of Consumption and Blood Diseases. Office and
Residence, rs Front Ste. WORCESTER, MASS.
DR.. Kmball pays special attention the of Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Asthma Diseases of the Throat
Liver, Heart Spleen and SKIN ScrOula Erysipelas Salt
Rheum, Canker and Cancer Humors, and the all gone
feeling of the Stomach. Now these each all combined
lead directly to Consumption. Now here is a remedy
Our medicine will younot but number, for
mark, no one medicine everything Our medicines
are purely Vegetable; they Natures remedies and
they act with certainty. They are perfectly harmless
because they act in harmony with natures laws to assist
nature in her struggle against sease therefore the pa
tient cannot take them without decided benefit. To the
afflicted say come, will tell you how you arewhat
you the road to health and usefulness. We many
that are given up to die.
Therei branch of Medical science 50 neglected
bad and corrupt Humors The nature and tendency of
humor is dtsOrgdntzaton, cOrrptiOn death; hence
say to all thus afflicted you value health and life get
rid of that humor. Our remedies will eradicate it from
the system, purify the blood and HEALTH is the
quence.
We say then Consumption be cured. Humors
can be cured Come and see the Doctor. Advice free.
DR.. Kimbal may be consulted in all however pri
vate by either married single with perfect confidence
N. b. Particular attention paid to all Female Com
plainis Weaknesses Suppressions Difficulties Piles, &c
Tho afflicted with the Piles, if they will follow my
will find in Dr. Kimban scienti6cfriend
DR.. Kimba will wait any that wish at their resi-.
dences, any hourof the day or night,
Medicines sent tn any of the country by addressing
Il. KIMBALL M. D.. 10 Front Street. Worcester, Mass.
nj d3m
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Boston advertisements
EREEMAN ORNE. Manufacturer and Dealer
h in STRETCHED and RIVETED
Oak Leather Betting,

Il in STREfCHED and hlNETED
Oak Leather Betting,
No. 125 HANOVER ST.. .-..--......-......B BOSTON.
Also-the exclusive New England Agent for the VUL
DANIzED METALLIC GUTrA PERoHA
MACHINE BETTING AND TUBING.
Manufactured under RIDER & MuRPHY's Patent.
We also keep for sale endless variety of Gutta Per-
cha and Water Proof Goods 1.-THE former Of which
received the Gold Medal he Worlds Fair an Ameri-
Insute) among which may be found Steam Packing,
Hose Pipes Fire Buckets Horse Covers, Wagon overs,
Piano Forte Covers Crumb Cloths, Sheetine flor SICK
beds, &c) Hats, Caps, Coats, Pants Leggins, Boots,
Shoes, Gun and Pistol Cases Life PreserveTs Air Beds,
Cushions, Travelling Bags, KnapsacLs Canteens Canes,
Whips, Toys, &c, &c
The Guta Percha as will be seen below being entirely
different iu its nature from Rubber, will not be affected
by extremes of heat cold oils acids, fatty snb
stances aud will crack decompose become sticky
and has the advantage of OutUsdrng any other article
heretofore used as water poof besides being cheaper
in prtce.
Our Machine Betting Passing Hose Pipe, SC, being
composed Of the material is found be the best article
ever used for such purposes The Betting where subject
ed to heat or friction, where India Rubber would
decompose and besOme sticky, away dry and
be for belts where great friction would be pro-
duce1 and warranted to better than LEATH
and when the prices compared the economy and
advantage will at once bS seen.
We would earnestly call the attention of NAcBIsIsrs,
CoTToN AND WooLLEE MANUFA CTURERs, PAPER MAKERS,
BAwING and planning EMBELLISHMENTS owners Of 6RIsT
MILLS, and all prOpretors of establishments where belt
ing is used, to this article OF GUTTA PERCHA BELT
ING, confident after trial. they will acknowledge its
great advantages all other kinds We will allow all
those who in doubt its utility, the privilege of
testing rtions of its merits and if not satisfied
that what we have sateds correct they will not be called
upon for payment.
GUITA PERCHA This arcticIe is produced from
Juice sap, taken from the Isenandra Gutta tree,
which is indigenous to all the islands of the Indian Ar
chipslago and especially to the Malayan Peninsuar,
Borneo, Ceylon and their neighborhoods in which
found immense forests of it all yielding this product in
great abundance.
Its fruit lntans concrete edible OIL which is used
by the natives with tn Fir food
In its crude state Guta Percha has resemblance
whatever TO India Rubber, are its chemical
chanical properties the does the from which
1t taken belong the family of grow The
soil; vet, from the fact that be dissolved AID
wrought into waterproof wares, many not informed
the subject have inclined 10 the belief that the two
terials identically, very nearly the same But
nothing could be more erroneous. d1aw&wly dS1
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rztsss.sfsss- NORWICH & WORCESTER
esssz@HS RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after THURSDAY, Jan. 1, 1857, the 100 A. M,
train from Worcester, and the 1200 NJ Train from Nor
wich, will be discontinued.
Passenger trains will leave follows: Norwich fol
Worcester and Stations, at 500 A. NJ and 8, As NJ.
Worcester for Norwich and Staons at 10,l5 A NJ. and
4,S0P NJ.
The 800 NJ. train from Norwich connects at Plain
field with train from Providence; Wore junction
with Western trains; at Worcester with train for Boston,
Nashua, FitchDurg, Concord, &C.
The l0,l5 A. NJ. and 4,S0 P NJ. trains for Norwich
Worcester with trains from Boston, Providence
Lowell, Nashua, &C
Steamboat Train Leaves Worcester at 100 P NJ. fol
Danelsonville, Norwich, New London and New York.
Leaves Norwich for Worcester and Boston, about
A. NJ. the arrival of Boat from New York.
Tickets muss be procured before entering the Cars
d29 diff st. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent,
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RR A. IOLMAN & CO., at the
Rayt ~ old stand on Exchange street, near "The
EEJSt45A hay State House," where they have been
SS-------a--' established tgeHty-three years, have
90 NEW CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
Hacks.
Two Horse CaTyalls.
Rockaway do.
~ Light Family Carryalls
IL Light phaetonB.
IL Light Chases
l Slide Seat Top Buggy
Open Buggirs.
good second hand Hack.
Carryalla
Top Bugmes.
And an assortment Of HARNESSES, Trimmings, Axles,
varnsh. Leather, Lace, &c.
The Light Family Carriages particularly designed
lor farmers carriage and the Phaeton we believe the
best wheeled vehicle made for two or three per-
sons A. TOLMAN A co
Worcester March 20, 1860 al
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On1libnses

NEW WORCESTER & LINCOLN SO
O M N i b u s.
CHANGE OF TIME-Monday, Dec 10, 1866
Leaves New Worcester,
At 81, ST. and 100, A. NJ and u, 81, st. and CT Pm
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At u "a, and H. A. NJ, and ~ 25 and 8 so, P. M
Leaves Harrington Co ner at 8, P. M
Leaves Harrington Corner for New Worces er, 8 min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS
WIN leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and u P. M.
returning at the close Of meetings.
Gr Fare each way, g II cents.
dl5 du L. b ST0NE, Proprietor.
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The peculiar advantages OF this Spring over all others
are obvious for the following reasons:
lst. i s double acting, closing holding open the
3D. Its greatest power is at the closing point ecreas-
ng as the door opens.
3D. 1t may be easily detached from the door by rails
ing the lever from the hook and dropping it against the
frame
4th. Il is Of simple construction and not being COM
plicated, will not get out Of repair.
9th 1t ID the durable of all Springs the mower
being gradusted IS the door may require.
oth Its greatest action requires but oneeighth Of
turn; others requiring from to tree-ourhs Of turn
hence 1t VIII not lose It's elasticity power however
long on the stretch, and connot be broken.
It'll 1t Ia, contrary TO the general rule ornamental
and applicable to doors Of houses cars steamboats
gates -
Agents for the introduction and sale Of this sprng are
wanted In every county in the United States
Rights for states Counties and towns ale on liberal
terms The utility Of this Spring is unquestioned En-.
teFprsing men can make money.
For Rights, apply to R. Z. RUTHvEN, at s. B. l. God.
GARD, Esq Once, L. D. e0DDARD'5 store No 1876
Main street, Worcester.