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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1857-04-10
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The South Branch Inteiliyeneey i, pubI; I;,bcd bv
WILLIAM HARPER, every Friday. at Ilro
Ootiars and Fly cents per annuIn-but, If paid
within tho year Two Dollars. No subscription
WILDE taken fora shorter period than six months
nor be discontinued until all arrearages are paid.
unless at the option ofthe editor.
ADV TIsEMENTs
Win be inserted at 81 per square OF IL line,
ter the FIRST three insertions. twenty. five cent
.oi edcn subsequent insertion. A liberal dedues
tion made to those who advertise by the wear.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1857-04-10

Constitutional qr"s'i"n, people Of Vir-
g'nia. will you takc--that Of the .cnr-ncd
statesmen we ha"c named. or that Of
Mc'srs. Banks and Thackston. Of l'cters.
burg !-Rtchmo,,d american
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1857-04-10

$1,250 side. -
A traveller who arrived in town on Tues
day evening from Utica, says both horses
gave out together at Frankfort. and tbot
one was stabbed while the other having
been stimulated with spirits and carefulls
rubbed down and blauketed, was kent in
the road while his friends pushed the spl-
KY behind him. This traveller renorted
that the horse was pushed for nine miles.
while his competitor remained in the barn
and that after two hours had passed, the
second or Dalton horse, was again started
OF, and nearly overlook the other before IL
reached Whitcsboro. being beaten only by
three seconds
1t Is reported that the Taylor horse is
already dead, and that the Dalton horse ia
but little better-certainly ruined. By
this means two foolish md wicked men will
have ruined two good horses, without anv
substantive gain to either party. The Dali
ton horse is said to have been a snlcnd;d
young mare, purchased at Albany some
four months since, by Mr.. Dalton for this
race. What Mr.. d. has made by this trans
action. in money, is without doubt blank: ::
what he has lost in character, il would be
difficult to determine.
so great was the collection of Interested
parties in Albany, that nine car loads of
people were taken up to Utica, on Monday.
to learn the earliest intelligence Of the pro.
gress and result of the raco.
We hope the laws Of New York will au-
thorise tho arrest and punishment of tue
parties to this enormous cruelty. Such an
abuse OF the powers Of this noble animal
should be State prison offence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1857-04-10
From the Springfield Republican Of .8py;l

SHOCKING CRUELTY TO HoRsLs.-Ope Of
the most cruel pieces of "sport" on record
was enacted at Albany on Monday by An
drew Dalton of this city, and Samuel II.
Taylor of New York, who drove their hor-
ses against each other distance of one
hundred h miles, continuously, on bet of
1850 side.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1857-04-10

',ong words, like long dresses frc-
ide something wrong sbou, the
'us.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1857-04-10

. Thus the case stands. The South Side
De"9erdt says distribution, is uucops,i,u-
tionah Chief Justice Marshall Mr I'm.
chanan, and Gov Wise. all Democrats hn.
the hrss, say 1t 10 constitutional. So s,id,
sleo, Mr. Jefferson. Mr.. Madison, Mr.. Mon,
roe and Gen. Jackson. Whose opinion on
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-06
THE TRUTH ABOUT KANSAS!

CIV htNhl
ADNININT RATION IN K4NSAS s.
LARGE l2No 81 PAGES, WILMA
COMPLETE IlI-TORl OF Tue TERRITORY,
rVrIL JUNE, 1857,
Embracing a full account Of its discovery. Geo
graphy, Soil, elm tie, ProductS. its organization
4s u Territory, tulr-ac.i ions AMI events under Gov
"tHnrs Rccdcr AMI - ann n, political dissensious,
persuHai Rene un'crs, Election frauds, battles
and outraqe., with Portraits ct prominent a-tors
therein. all July auther ttcated by
join II. GIION, NJ. D.,
Puvhs N Governor Gsary
Carefully compiled from the Official documents
on file in the department Of State at Washington
and other papeIs In the possession Of the Author,
with a full 4ecOunt of
THEINVASION OF KANSAS FROM MISSOURI
The capture, trial and treatment of the Free
state prisoners, the character and movements of
tn Missouri Border Rufians, the murder Of Buff
UNI and othe S.
n. Controversy bstp,tn Gorr,or Gsa,y and Judge
Lscompte
The proceedings of the Territorial legislature
Of the prn-slavery convention, and III, orglni2s
ton # the National Democratic Party, with a
SkGsh Of krnso Daring It's Early Troubles under
Goveraoys Rssdsy and Shannon.
It's Invasions, Battles, OutrsGes and Murder
A copy will be sent to any part OF the United
States. by mail. free OF postage. on the receipt OF
retail rice.
Al bsral discount to ths trade. 1909 As.sis
,pn 4 "a
PRICE IN cLoTH-sl. PAPER, 50 CTS.
CHARLES G. RHOD ES.
w4m3 Inquirer Building philadelphia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-06
John O'Rrian's Estate.

" T.lES'BSCRtRER. having been m.
7 'ie by the Honorable the Probate 'orrt
W we district Of chi'toudc Conni. sioners to
''c.''e' 'Nnmine and adjust the claims and de-.
minus 'i II p"rsons, gaiust tho estate Of John
~ .''S', '''e OF Richmond, in said District, de.
AMI demands exhibited In Offset thereto and sy
,H'''', from the y Of the date hereof, being al
"Atl ny I'd gu t or that purpose. VIC do there
,"'' n'ichy g We notice, that we will attend to the
pus'ues' "l 'ur appointment vt the Richmond Hoo.
e. D." ,lt'I"ont, in cad Di-tr ct, on the first
.D .''ys 81 J"nu'ty and Ap'il next, at 10
ocI'c a. VI on each OF said DAYS.
'Ht'd TINS It'll day o October, A.. d. 1857.
5y Z. B. U ANDEIsws. Commissioners.
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vermont " GARD of Educat' on.


SEC tErARY's CFclOE, SEPT. -, 1857.
EtGHr TEACHERS INSTITUTES will be
~ held as follows;
At Fairfax in Franklin Co. Tuesday y, Oct. 2Olh
" Hydopark. Lanpille " Friday, I" 20 I'd
" Barre, Washington " Tu ,sds y, " 27th
" Hinesburgh, Chitt'n Friday. " 3Oth
Each Institute will continue two d4ys-havini
evening essions
Friends of Education in tho Towns designated.
are requested to have in readiness, a proper bull.
ding for the evening lectures, and also one '~-
the day Sessions, furnished With Black Board
Cha X. &c.
The Sessions are to commence at Q o o'clock A. NJ.
punctually.
As the Sessions ofthe Institute are SO shot.
the boarding and lodging OF the members will b
no great matter; and a little rcf ctiun will show
that facilities given to the att nIanco and nocotn-
molaticn of members will promote the usefulness
OF the In tituts Whether the liberality Of III o
citizens shi al furnish the nc ,oInmoiL tons to mem
b-rs cautiously. or not, 1t is to b. hoped that a
Committee ia each Town will be ia readiness the
day before Che Session, tn inform members where
they may be a~ccomSpodated
Superintendent an Teachers arc urged to be
n ate d,ns, promptly at the co IN nencetnont Of,
anl throIsh each -essiOn.
All frisnlt Of Eltcltion arc Invited to be pres
ont at the Institutes.
7 3. ADAMS.
Se-re'uy ". B,t,t If Edn.o,o,
wl5wl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
In Chanecry.

Adelia A. Moody Chit
Charles p. Allen, Leverett B Engle.by, Courto
Elizabeth d. Collins, Hannah Hatch, Chan.
george Allen and James II. Allen. cery.
whereas, on thissixteenth day of September
Is51, Adelia \ Moody filed in he office Of the
Olerk o' said Court Of Chancerv ter petition, set
t,ne t"rth substance that James I Cutler. on
the 10Th day Of April. 1850, executed to tho said
petitioner a mortgage deed Of tina following des-
orloed band, viz : I rec equal undivided eleventh
parts OF quarter acre lots numbered 1871, 1872 and
1913, as laid down on the original plan Of the
Iown OF Burlington in said Chittenden County,
which said lots lie on the north east corner Of
Bank and Pine streets in said burlington. condi.
toned for the payment, by tho taii Cutler, Of
three promis 'ory notes dated April goth. 1850,
for three hundred o'llrs each, signed by said
cutler and Jacob March, and payable to jaid pc.
titioner or order, in one, two and three yea 3 from
date respectively, all with interest annually that
SAID notes are now justly Tue, AMI owilg, and
nave not been phil according to the effect Of tho
same , that on the 9Th day Of December, 1851.
the stid Cutler quit.clnimed TO John X. Converse
ana Joseph w. Allen the said premises ; that on
the 2Gth dav Of February. 1853, the said Joseph
w. Allen morlglged the said premises to the said
Universe that on the lOth day Of November.
1917, the said Converse and Allen quit-claimcd
to Charles p. Allen, of Port Kent. in the state Of
Now Y ork, one undivided FIFTH part Of said prem
l'es that on the 18th day Of November, 1888.
~ s'" "a les = AIen m"FtghFed to the saii
o-uY'r-e IN s..ti uni'.'ded 't,h rart "t san
''mfe'' c"hal''"neu th't t'e 'ald 'harlcsP ~
''n Sn'u'' wei ana ray 'n'emn'iY ana save the
~, = , "n'crS' ''rh.e.' from All present or inture
ri - y ny ,ne surety q" ehH"rsfr I the 'hln
Charlie 7. Allen and ,hould pay to sail Converse
,''3''' GAINS o, ZEN mt "h'ch the sthd TON
" ! nus :. may nave n3i'h't tne "l Chhrles
".p" ''n'Hn we l'th gay "t January lN'''
~ wv '"'rp1 w. H''eh clrVeSeu an hs me
=" ~ a. PREM ~, = - 'eTtr' - b'9Ie''N,
~ y ~ h''@''t'h . Gums OF ire C'ty Oh
~" '"Ih 'h"' Oh ,n'%' hn'N ~ p't"hcr' ! %,
~ I'' ~" N"'r.r,h, " o"'Irr' h'' "ue'
I'. ,"'' 10 ''n''' '''eh In' s"iu premises
'"'l a. ~ S'i' IHl' c,'',n'' Hnrl-'eP' ann con-
y "i-'' ~ ' " .''''o'" were "u'Y 'Aec!t'h, g.
".i = u In' ,''uI'Vl iutI ,he shin q",.,,,
C,,,. ~" 'no S"l'
L'' I''' ''n'ers' an" 'oSeph W. NIIen'
,Lo Nv II .,'',oS incrot1 10 convey T."
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Notice to ADpcar.

MARCUS HULL 1chittenien County Court
JOHN IKINsDNN. : March Term, A D. 1857.
This was an acton Of account, demanding in
damages b. ~ Hun red Dollars and was enter
ed m said Court q: ths November Term thereof,
A. ID 1898.
Mott t i. hereby given to said John Brinsi.n,
to apper IT, at the FERN Of sal Court, next - be
. cld n Bun |ilogton. il said County, on the Gr,t
tuesday OF November, a. D. 1851.
j. .. AD JAMS, Clerk.
y. PECK, Atty. wl2w2
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Hats. Caps, 'LruEks, &c.

T'IIE ~sUlfCIlLER would 1tnoct lilly 81.
L nounce to II E Ltlic tlat he i. new rrtrsred
to supply the ublic wants ~ bis lii ti trade.
and hopes, by stfIct attention to bis business, to
merit a liberal slaie 0; Iatf5nage, ard would in.
vite all those in want ofCHats, Caps, (Fur. in
their sasor) Turks, Nslisss, Irsvtiipg Bags,
Canes or Umbiellns. to give him a call and see
what can be done with 'cash.,
Repairing. of all kindsr in my line doue
prom pity and reasonably.
store formerly occupied by j. Edmund., Col
street. J. BUFFERS.
Burh ngton, VT, Aug. lo.ls57. wifi
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For sale.

4 LARG STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHI"G-
IA warranted we'll made and cheap. Goats,
ants, Vests. over Goats, Bows Clothing, &c.
All kinds Of Furnishing Goods. India Rubber
Goods, Best Fur Coats and Robes
Clothes neatly Cleaned and Repaired. Singers
sewing Machine aad Right Of Use tor sale.
T. BENNS.
Wheeler's Block, next to American Hotel.
Burlington, V ., sept. 20, 1857. wan
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-06
DITSs~1 HAS REMOVED HIS
kIs az E- MUSIC SrORE

L.. IL u r MUSIC STORE
to No. S, Bank BlocK, one door East of the Farm
er's \ Mechanics Bank, where be has a complete
assortment OF Musical Merchandise, aud all goods
pertaining 10 his branch OF business
A large assortment OF Piano toItes from the
manufactures OF ChickeIiug, Woodward 4 Brown
ann Brown II Allen, whose instruments are well
known to be superior to any others manufacture
in this country.
scmphlues aud Melodeons, manufactured by
Prince 4 Co buffalo, and Cdrhgrt d Needham,
New York, OF all sizes and patterns, and every
instrument to,T anit6.
Sheet Npsic.-More than Ten Thousand Pieces
now on hand, and Hll new pieces of Music receiver
as soon az published Glee Boo aud Church Mu-
sic Books Of every description.
Mr.. UT will sell all articles slow as those
of the lmc Quolty can be obtained in any city,
and a liberal discount made to leachors and those
who bay to sell again.
Gratctm for the patrona Sc he has thus far re-
ccivcd, he VIII spare NO effort TO keep a complete
assortment of ali article, usually kent IN O Mgsi,
store, AMI by constant personal attention / his
hu,ires-, hopes 10 see in hi, new aud cpmmoli us
Store, All or ms uLn and many sew customers.
Burlington, July -, le1u. wa0tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-06
FOR SALE
A ViLUlBLE PROPERTY AT
TICONUEROGA.

1--WE UNDERSIGNED offers tor ale, on rea-
L sousble terms, the land and water-poves oi
the Itlslt Hon. ED"AnD E-L.tG. situate at
ana near Iieonier'ga, LsseA County, : CIV York.
THE WArER-PUWER AND LANDS,
will be sold in lots to su., purchasers, with no ro-
u lctlunS or reservations, except such as may be
ueees AIRY O. regulate the use OF t4o extensive wa
ter 10 the mutual convenience OF pul. .ascrs
For further information, a. ply I, Mr. CHARLES
WHEELER, resident sgy-J Il Iicouderuls.
q. PARISH,
For the Proprietor.
Oslensburgh, sept. Isl, l>57. w3@
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-06
G'EEOElE BLACK SILKS.

- L have received aud ofeued cases of the
'f t.oy .-tAs Of BA' AnEKt, ALMA.
DlCa'. II, ICUC ATTN, and otAe sAiol4bie
IlttN BLACK SILKS,
I-pu tho ..''y c l.h 4ted yous Ia r~icauts, J
ELTON 60. win a large variety Of styles and
aIl ~iI rs oi 90 r best mn =. Of
PLii\ bLACK SILKS,
i' b lie six, aud vrY.qt,t MT 70 br.ak or srou
~ 'y
6. W. WtRREN,BARRY& CO.,
SEP II 5w4dw BOSTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-06
S7I Agents Wanted. S7I

Two 1NfB0D' CE popular, useful and rapid
1 sc ling invention. OAly So capital require
postage stamp to AGENCY, Harmony, R. I.
wl3n.3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-06
TIE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
Youth and Maturity,

Just PuAsh,d, G,Gtis. The 25th 1houAoni:
FEW WORDS ON HE RATIONAL Treat
- ment, without Medic ne, of >pernatorrhea
Lorocal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Genital
and Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of the
System, lmpOtency. and lmPedimeIts to Marriage
generally.
BY B. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating ia the improj'oco and
solitude OF yout., may be hasily removed -atDa,
Msdicine, is in thi- small tract, clearly demonstra-
ted and the entirely new and hishly successful
treatment rs adOpteu by the a7''o-. iaIy ex-
pIsined, bymeans of who. very one is enabled
to cure HINsELT perfectly and at the least posi-
lbe cost, thereby avoiding . | the advertised uos-
trumsof the dsv.
sent to any address, gratis and post freq in a
sealed envelope, by RENTING (post psid) two
postage stamps t" DR Is. DE l.
neard street. New York City. Maid
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-06
A K IN OIL DIS
K IT L r. L u

pur ifes and strengthens the blood BY eradicst.
ing, through n nice Oh dial lotion. the causes ~
Impurities and humors. Hence its power to cure
huhors that mere nedicils eanno, cure. Hence IL
power OF str,ngthening and pifah1ine the blood. IL
furnishes to a eerain erfeaf. the elem mt Of vh,eb p~v,
btaodir %eo,rposed. 1t eradicstes and oieanses avsv
whatever closs and thickeps the blood.
hRNOLD'S VITAL FLUID renders the sys-
TEN strong and h althy, W freeing the blood and
stoin 'ch from objectionable materials. IL nerve,
nd pur'dos the system, by,furnishing the elements
which have vitality.
ARNOLD'S VITAL FLUID gives TO the ,v,.
TEN, influence and effect similar 70 that produosd
by exercise in the free opes air. 1t exhiiarate, by
strengthening the blood to brighter and better ac.
tion-dping its work by beginning at the beginning.
10 ispleasant to the taste, and becomes a fayo,ite
wherever known.
ARNOLD'S VITAL FLUID removes bilious.
ness in the most direct aud easy manner, by neutral.
izi < tn cause. This is tta principle Of lie action
in removing illness generally. IL neutralizes the
cause by freeing tho blood from impediments to its
propst tuiflmrnt OF is life giving functions. This
rriuciple OF neutralizing rahe cause, is why Ar.
NuI bS VITAL FLUJD CURES HU.NDRS
that mere medicine cannot g%eusibly affect, and vhy
it cures diseases RESULTING fkU POiSONS
IN TIE BLOOD, that mere medicinal preparati n,
cannot alleviate. ilumors ace poisons in the hlooi
and It is by their chemical action in neutrali1ino
those prisons that ARNpLU'S GLOBTLES
md FiiAL FBUID are enabled to cure thou h,
testimony TIE rIAONAs i!TESTIMONY +,
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Notice..
Notice.
William r. Villas,
d Morillo Noyes. Cbittenden
VS.. County Court.
Lin MnGnIlnn.h

INHtS action was entered at the March Term
Il A. ~ 1924, Is uu a 49, - - -. de-
f ndant, dated the 4th day Of April, A.. b.. I-ot,
for one hundred dollars, and payable to the said
Plaintiff, by the name Of Villas d Noyes, or their
order in one year from the date of said note with
annual interest, demanding in damages two hun
drec dollars Notice is hereby given to the said
John Mccullough to appear at the Term Of sti
Court to be holden at Burlington, in said Court,
on the first Tuesday Of November, A. D. 1901,
or be " i'll be de(aulted.
j.. s ADAMS, Clerk.
C.. RUSSELL, Atty. for PItf's. lw3 WI
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For sale.

New Side Spring Wages.
2 One Horse 1t mber Wagons.
One Horse Wagon witn Patent Springs.
Two Horse Lumber WAGON.
The abovs Wagons will behold cheap for cash
or good paper.
The above Wagons are made Of tie best Of
material.
selt.29d&v6v HENRY WHITNEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-06

THE VALUABLE LEASE. and entire stock of
l Furniture, Bedding and Table Furniture con-
sistiug Of Sofas, Sofa Chairs, Div ans, Cane Arm
Chairs. Wood and Cane CARS, Beisteads, Tables,
stands, Mirrors, Carpets, oil Cloths, Chioa. sill
yer, Croclery aud Glass Ware, Table Cutlery
also, a fine Uhlekerins I Octave Piano also, all
Window Curtains. Damssk, Muslin and Cotton
also, a well selected stock of LIQUORS with COM
plete Bar Room Furniture also, two Billiard
Tables with Balls and Cues, AMI many other srti
clcs too numerous to mention.
The above property is in first class Hotel in
the city of Dubuque, Iowa, on Msia street, with
a good run OF business (having been established
some Two years. presents h rare chance FOR a
profitable Investment, as the Hotel business lie the
su:est business in the great Vest
Dubuque has a population OF over % 900. is
growing rapidly, ami il the terminus OF several
lines OF Railways and Steamboats,.
For terms apply TO
WM. IL ROOT.
Burlington, Vt, Sept. 1, 1857. wlmGdlw
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1857 Il. CHAPMAN, 1857
StrayCd or Stolen

ERoM the enclosure of the subscriber In Shell
! burns. on the It'll inst, a dark brindle SIX year
old cpw-straight, handsome horns, brass balls on
the tips. said COW wonld ealve in Nov. next.
Whoever will return said COW shall be we'll re-
warded. ..
wllw3s SAMUEL FLETCHER.
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Gsio.lgcts& sweets

Patent Gtviuizri
Portable o~or.
FOR HOTEL NfE iNERS & PRIVATE
FAMILIES,
Warranted to Cook with lcss Fuel than any other
oven in use, Manufacture 4 by
q. ,. BLODrEII 4 Co.
Burlington, May I. wi wiyr
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vermont CCatTai sGailr0aH
WINTER iRRlNGEuENY
CAoice of R.u's I,


""@n a....a aaj U. S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25
BY E. W. yA11L, Auctioneer,

ETNSURPAsSED SALE. Genteel Paror and
u Chamber Furniture at Auction. The property of
gentleman leaving the city will be sold the residence
corner of Elm and Fruit streets, Saturday March 27h
comnercing at O'Clock the most desirable and eentee
assortment OF Furniture offered at Auction in this
city, consisting in part, follows One splendid Mar
One Easy Chair cost s45 One Ladies' Chair; six Par
Tor Chairs; four Bece ton Chairs; one Cottage Arm
Chair one Gothic Chalr;wo Grecsn Marble Top Centre
Tables s70 Oval Mirrors cost 500; one Writing
Desk cns $685. superior Extension Table; one Hair
Cloth Sofa; two Hair Cloth Rockers one Mahogany
Rocker in Plush and Hair Cloth Chairs; enc Mahogany
centre tables one do. card tables black walnut writ
ing table; two pairs candeabra thirteen light gas lamps
cost s49 one harp do eight day clock; one work
basket pssse; first quality hair mattress; one
se pillows aud Bolsers carpet and other articles
not enumerated.
The above will be positive and peremptory sales
bargains may be expected. Catalogues will be ready on
Thursday morning and be had by application to the
Auctioneer at his Office, $50 Main teeet. mh25lts
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&em 4Dertisements.
PATENT AaENCY
United States, Great Sa.AA Britain. France

| FORTHE-
united States Great Britafus France,
AMI other European countries.
&hs Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DhAtIsM N, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
ents
He continues to make Models, and to prepare specia
cations tragings, and all necessary papers, and to pro
cure F2Lehts III the Unied States and European
tries Foreign business conhded only to trusy and re
sponsible agents.
All business conhded to me will be promptly attended
to at the tegsst rates Casually % per cent lower than
the same woad he done by others in the profsssion
balhg connected With the best Agents 81 Wash
ingLon, and making frequent trips there, am ena-
od to Keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating to
Patents and new Inventions thus aoring the best ac
tues iof preliminary examinations, and advising lnVen'
tors in regard securing Patent ol their Inventions
Inventors will find to their advantage to put their in
versaGs substantial form Model as prac-
tCa ,tbis squentIy Patent in Of ques'
ton Of priority Of invention and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
n the Patent Office, as to securing their rights.
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