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III Ef0N PArENr AonNcY.
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SA VI L Ell COOPER,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents in the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
Has removed his Office TO
WEHsrrB BANK Bu11ufvo, 10 ExcuANag ST.. BosroN
Patents issued ia the United States, and In all other
patent q hning countries Specifications and drawings
applications that have been rejected upon inperfecty
prepared papers lntererences prosecuted Reissues
and extensions procured, and In general all business
connected with the Patent Office transacted with and
promptness.
British aud other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents In London and Paris.
Persons residing at distance may obtain all necessary
information, and have their business transacted by writ
ing 20 the subscriber without the trouble and expense Of
a visit 90 Washington.
He bcR leave to refer those unacquaintcd with him to
the following testimonials -
From the Hon. Caries Mason. Commissioner Of Patents.
4. T. PATENT OFFfcR,
Feb. %, 1895.
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting on Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel
Cooper ESQ., OF Boston, Inns been engaged as Solicitor
ana has been in that capacity IN constant correspondence
ana intercourse with the office he has evinocd thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law and with the
rules and practice VI the office close attention to the
interests of his clients, and marked candur and courte-
~ that has rendered the transaction business with him
aplcasuc. have hesitation in stating that regard
him Of the very best agents for the transaction Of
business with this office with whom ! am acquainted
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner.
From fhe Eramiaers fhe Patent 06ice
The undersigned Principal and Assistant Examiners
in The United States Patent Occ have for several years
been well acquainted with Mr. Samuel Cooper late
PthfpN Examiner IN TINS ONCE and take pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman Of the highest moral char
actor Of unqucsoned knowledge in the business and
practice Of the Office, and that his scientific attachments
are such cmincuty ht him for the business in which
lac Is about TO engage.
HENRY B. RENWICK, } 49,,
l.. ID. GALE, frwe'P0t
S. II. LANE. \ hfam'Hers.
+ r. PEALE,
THOS r. EVERETT, 1ssistonf
SOUTHGATE SMITH. Eraminers
WIN. G. LANGDON.
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily concur in IRE fore
going accommodation made by my late colleagues.
WIN. 7. n. FITZGERALD
Late Principai Examiner of Patents
Boston, Jan. 8. 1858. '712f
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WTM. NJ. ROSS ESTATE. - The sub
w scribors having been appointed by the honora-
BILE Probate for the district Of Randolph, com
missoners, receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of William
NJ Ross, late OF Brantree, in said district, deceased
represented insoyent aud the term of six months from
the goth day Of September 1885, being allowed by said
court 10 the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice. that
we will attend 10 the duties Of appointment at the
Office Of j. Is. Hutchinson. in Randolph in said district
on the first Monday Of November and January next at
O'Clock, in the afternoon, ON each Of said days
JOHN ROWELL, co,,,r,
MICAH MANN, WV" 10
J. b. HurCHNsoN, admir-.
West Randolph, Sept 20, A. d. 1893. 1912
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aitrraru institutions.

RARRE ACADEMY, possesses among 9th
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manent teachers system Of regular instruction a
res Of cnsses pursuing regular course Of study and
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NEW ENGLAND FEMALE MEDICAL
~ COLLEGE.-lhe Eleventh Annual Term will
commence ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3, 1856 aud
tnue seventeen weeks PRoPEssoHs Enoch C. Role,
NJ. D.. Theory and Practice Of Medicine; John X Pal
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Women and Children VIM. Symngton Brown, NJ. d.,
Physiology Hygiene aud Medical Jurisprudence; Mary
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for each Of The six Tickets.
SAMUEL GREGORY, NJ. D.,
1912 Secretary, Boston.
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NFE. sWTHS VIEW Drug STORE.

NI % & PSs
rtphc.ry, strawberry, Oreeat Pear.
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.COM ER'S MMERCIAL
~ STEEL PENS. A superior article.
for sale at Wholesale prices, al this office
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ELECTION RETURNS.

In the returns below, the names unmarked
are Republican. The list Of Senators elect
(in small caps) precedes the vote for each
county; and the counties are arranged by
Districts so as to give the votes for Congress
with those for Governor.
Estimating the towns not returned by the
vote Of last year, the Republican majorities
will be as follows
For Governor, 1925.
For { 'Uugrpsa | ~ niet L. u Waltop Qoo
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J.. g. PIERCE. Wholesale Agent for Montpelier
j. NJ HENRY, Waterbury,. wholesale agent FOR Yer
n1uL For sale by ali druggists in Montpelier oj57
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nrm ADVERTISEMENTS

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-13

A THRILLING ScrNE---An exhibition Of tableaux
was given the other evening in Metropolitan Hall
Chicago. colored light in burning set some OF
tho scenery on fire The Chicago Press says
Those on the floor at first believed the flame n
pnr, of the representations but those at the front
end of the gallery got true idea of the case, and
one shouted, Tho Hall is on fre-makc tor the
door" To depict the frcnzied alarm that seized
the entire audience of full twenty-five hundred
people would be impossible. Every seat on the
main floor and on the galleries was full, and aiscs
were throngel, and the whole number attempted
to make for the entrance left accessible. No one
for n moment or two seemed to possess the power
or the DISPOSITION t" interpose any stay to the ter
rer. or to dictate calmness, but the air rung with
shouts grnans screams and cries. One young
lady was seized with violent Mysteries. The fire
wa. fortunately subducd, without ffculy and
loss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-13
The Princess and the Physicia

Few Foreigners who soourning In Rom" during the
Autumn fail mber the vi lent Illness Of the
beautiful Princess c. which suddenly Withdrew from
brilliant social circles II that city their falrest The
by which that illus lady restored 10 health
given by all the faculty In Rome
knowledge the obg the distngushd ply
Of the DIR Thomas Holloway That extraordinary
happened the hed City just The
Of her disorder aud summoned TO her palace
He found the Princess In sad condition During evening
,iv. through the Campsgna she had been smen by the
from the adjacent marshes Tho violent
bilious attack iaardice Tho lovely lace which
had daxled all and eclps all rivalry at ball and ban
quet yellow saffron and the which had klndled
love and admiration In thousand hearts ducr than
lead Ia feeble voice she inquired of the doctor what could
tnged her skin remain after her she
would rather die than live Smiling at the pardouahe vanity
Of whose quccny beauty the theme of traveller
who visited Rome he told her cheeray that her life and her
loveness both safe His prediction proved true I'm
der the influence his Pills the yellow suusion
began and day by day like star bursting through
cloud her beauty developed Within six weeks
announced that the Princess would gladden. the
Of her admirers evening festival take place At her cha
team at Tivoli In homer Of her recovery.
we'll be supposed that the Princess would willingly
have dispa, cd her gratitude gufcen scale this
DR. H. would not permit lie refused receive anything
mere souvenir and she presented him with NEST appro
pirate 1t double miniature in emeralds and
diamonds the Princess she lay
her sk bed despoed by disease Of all her charms and the
other her she appeared the ete the
uii bloom of restored health and beauty The
accompanied by note in whch theae words hcnev
you look At the two pictures imagine you bound
less gratitude 1t well be supposed that DIR Holloway
treasures this delicate tribute his SKILL among his
souvenira-" Courier Del Popuio. Rome.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-13

A HALE OLD Man. MFR John Moore residing
in the northern part of Tennessee, will be one
hundred and five years of age should he 1.-Two until
next Spring. Last spring year ago he walked
twelve miles at time. withou rccei,in. any
injury thereby. The Russellville Herdid, says
lie walked from his residence in this county to
Campbell county, Virginia. and back, seven times
in his life. lie is now in fine health aid able t.
work but his oyesight is bad. In another neigh
borhood in this country, We are informed, there
are four ladies who are each upwards Of % years
Of age, in good health and very sprghtly.
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The New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad

The Jackson Mississippian of the Goth says:-
We have the pleasure Of laying before our read
srs the following letter from Messrs Schrowder
Co., London, containing intelligence that arrange
ments have been effected by which the New Or
leans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad, has
been relieved from the pressure of liabilities to
it, London creditors, which have seriously en-
bsrrasssd the operations Of the Company. Our
readers are aware that Messrs. Peabody 4 Co.
had already institatsd legal proceedings for the
recovery of that claim:
LONDON, Sept. %, 1858.
To His Excellency VIM. Melville:
Dear Sir We had much pleasurein receiving
your valued communication If the 18th of June,
dsl'vsrsd to u BY the bearer. the Hon. J. X FL
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xVLUU03e
A tslsgraphie dispatch pahlishsd in thu Lyseh-
hsrg RYsss;css and parpoesing 70 give IN %
ooans q rsncountsr which took place between
willian n. Reynolds and myself At Liberty. on
TAarsday nornins las. demands . short notice At
my hands.
A 10 stated in that dispatch, the attack was
made On my part-I fred the 6rst shot, and in
senaed 10 succeed Il. with the remaining four but
owing 10 some cause which | am not able to ex-
plain only 0s went Oh. and oil efforts on
my part 70 remedy the matter proved abortive'-
During he Time I vas sndeavoring to FIRE my
p;ssol ny opponent and mysslf were both advsn-
cling he aring al the while and emptying the en-
hire ooaisats Of his pistol, - thought That he
did not shoot mo was either tho effect Of his IN
skillfal Of the weapon or, Of some other cause
Ishall not attempt to decide The statement that
l rstrsassd into DR.. Otcys store during the
firing 10 IN unmtieated falsehood. l was at
least Is fesa from the store door at the time the
airing ceased, and when At that distance was seiz-
I'd around the waist by Mr.. Alex. Mcdaniel who
expressed establishment that continued so long
70 receive the shots Of my adversary when wholly
without arms myself.
Placed, - ! an. under heavy bonds, it s hardly
necessary that should characterize the the
Editor Of the Lynchburg Republican has .een a. to
pursue In this matter in such terms a. it deserves
Under those circumstances shall refrain from ap-
plying to Robert II. Glass. the editor of that pa
per, such epithets Of denunciation Is The occasion
would justify. No credit, however, could be gain
cd in controversy with man who has already
tamely submitted. on previous occasion, to the
grossest and most degrading personal abuse.
JOS. BUTTON.
On receipt, at Liberty, Of the Republican con-
tanning the dispatch above alluded to, DIR. Cobbs
sent me BY telegraph tho subjoined statement
which explains itself:
Liberty. Nov. IL. 1858.
A street fight occurred in Liberty on yesterday,
between Joseph Button of the Virginisn. and W.
II. Reynolds, Of the Democrat, Of this place But
ton fred at Reynolds across the street, and nd
vanccd towards him. Reynolds returned the fire,
advancing towards Button. Buttons pistol snap
ped after the first Gre. and 1t would not 20 off
Reynolds fred four times Button only once.
After the firing had ceased on both sides. Button
went into the store Of DR.. Otey. lie did not go
into the store until the firing had ceased, as will
be attosted by all who saw it, The affair WAS
witnessed by Messrs. T. c. Jordan. Alex. Cobbs
E. r. Talbot and myself, who IRE cognzant Of the
above facts. J. A. COBBS.
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zee. whom you Introduced TO Us ss agent of New
orleans, Jackson and Crest Northern Railroad
Company, accredited by the Board Of Directors.
10 bring about settlement Of our claim, and that
Of other London creditors. against tho road.
Il l. satisfactory to us 10 be able 70 inform you
that we have concluded On arrangement Of this
business with Mr.. Elges, on terms which said
gentleman found fair and reasonable-and We
now hope that the Company, freed from the pres-
sure of their immediate heavy liabilities to Messrs
Geo. Peabody and ourselves, may enjoy . season
of prosperity. and that the zeal and Integrity Of
the management may be such o. TO justify the
confidence conduced by the arrangement we have
proposed.
We remain. dear sir, you're truly.
j. HENRY SCHROWDERG co.
This is the road on which there is gap Of eigh-
" miles Of staging in the new through route be-
tween North and South. We trust. now that the
Company has been relieved Of it~ sn,barrassments.
that the hiatus may be soon filed up, and the
entire connection by rail be made.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-13

ATUBR's SPARKLING SCOTCH ALB
4N1 This Ale Is made from hops and put up Jugs
medicinal agent ranks the hrs Of Its kind Solj
BY tnov l3dis j. II THOMPSON & co, Druggista
19VVVof Sweet Oil. 20O gallons Of Tobacco Flavor
Os OF Anae Aimonds Lemons Wintsssrsen. Brands and
fAcsurers Of TobaccO For sais cheap by '
nov l3dta j. Il. THOMPSON 4 CO.. Druggists.
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Of practical end experienced men. who have stu
died he whole Question - . problem of mathe-
mat;cs. and have reached results which were enti-
tlsd 70 . good deal moro attention than they have
received. Our railways must have more science
and lsss spscxieties 10 their management. Il they
azs ever 70 be saved from the ruin BY which they
are NOW meuaced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-13

VALUABLE REAL kaTATE NJ AUCTION.
In with deed Of executed the
signed Trustees for the Franklin Building Fund Association
VIM r. johnson and wife, bearing date the 2st OF
her 1855 and In obedience order Of the Board
OF said Institution the undersigned will sell
the remses at 81 o'clock. SATURDAY, the 18Th ~
NOVEMBER. 1855 . csrtain HOUSE LOT. on Da- G@
mond HILL In which said johnson resides
Falls Alley anil adjoining the property Of Peter Akers
TERMS-Cash for . sum suhicient to pay the
due said Associan and the Of this
aud for the balance credit Of and ~ months
negotiable satisfactorily endorsed and the title
mt. they are paid ROBT }. DAVIS,
ID b PAYNE.
nov 6 dtds CHAS N. BLACKBOARD
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We remain, dear sir, you're truly.
i HENRY SCHROWUE.Rk

The CAPTURE OF Fokr Dc QUKsSE.-Thc citizens
Of western Pennsyl anis are making rangements
u celebrate the 18th inst the centennial anniver-
sary OF the capture Of Fort Du Quesne. or in other
words, the overthrow Of the French and the es-
Establishment Of the Anglo-Saxon dominion in the
valley Of the Ohio, in an appropriate manner
The grandest project ever matured in the French
cabinet WAS the line Of military Notifications,
rs q basis Of colonial settlements designed to con,
meet Louisiana and Canada, and permanently es.
tablish French ascendency in the valleys Of the
Mississippi, Ohio, and st. Lawrence, and. conse-
quently, to confne the Anglo-Saxon dominion to
the eastern slope Of the Allegheny mountains. The
great Nnpoleon's dream OF Russian and Asiatic
conquest di.i not equal this. The with the
French and Indians, to counterfeit this ambitious
design, eliminated 40 far a. We are concerned in
the capture Of Fort Du Quesne on the 18th of No.
vember. 1853, In the five years Of active field ser
vice Of these campaigns Colonel Washington ac-
quired that confidence in himself, that enlarged
military experience. and that recognition Of his
eminent merits ly the then colonies, which led the
Continental Congress to vest in him the high res
possibilities Of commander ln-chief Of the rcvolu-
tionary army. 1t is therefore proper that the CEN
tennial anniversary should be COMMUNICATED on
the scene of former action. 1t 10 proposed there
fore, that there be grand procession Of the citi-
zens of western PENNSYLVANIA, of the military and
naval forcrs the civic societies, literary aud bene
violent associations the various trades and depart
mens of industry, at home md abrond, VIII" may
desire to be represented the whole to terminate in
the Pennsy lyunia railroad " Du Qucsnc depot.
erected On the site Of the old fort where appropr-
ate addresses will be delivered in the aftcrnoon.-
Hon. Upward Everett has been invited to deliver
his address on Washington in the evening. Excur-
sion tickets will he issued by the various railroads
ccntriny at Pttsburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-13

A MEXICAN WATCHEa-APPLE. q
"A TON, TRACY 4 Co., wALTRAM, MASS, MAN "a
uvAcTURGks OF PATENT LIVER FdTCHES- h1.
Thee superior watches made by the aid Of rev -
and original machinery expressly designed with
low price, Ane Substantial durable and uniformly reliable
time keeper The movements in construction, and
BY the highest authorities to be fauess in
principle and quality and have been bv the
acting reliable unfang These
are manufactured entire from the crude Materials in single
establishment by connected and uniform the
being organized the system that has been
adopted nhs producton Of the unequaed American fire.
hich enables TO produce at oneha
price Of foreign movement Of The quality and
guarantee the perfect performance tor yea Of
watch manufactured by
Al foreign watches hand the American waiches
being tho only made by machueiy uniform
tenn throughout Nearly all hand atches defective
and continually getting of order In
the impossible aud good watch reparcrs and
watch rsparne always uncertain and exPcnrre The in
PRODUCTION Of American watches dsoses Of this difficulty and
country merchants well watch dealers keep watches
part Of their miscellaneous STOCK thus supply their
casons With staple which may be used any other
article without mystery or humbug Sold BY tie trade
orally and BY
ROBBINS APPLETON General Agent.
SOW d30kweowLl is AAIDES LAM, NEw-YoRk
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SEED WHEAT-I have In asere 500 IN. lea-
- pure blue white Wheat which will sell IN usr,,l,
to suit Farmers who may desire superior article
sspil1ts AMBROSE RUCKPp
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
DUD Ley HALL.
KUxxEL 90, -. 80. Lssssss Asp MANAGERS.
aaASD GALAXY OF ATTRAl rs0N.!'
KUNKEL& Co.'S
DRAMATIC STAR COMPANY,
win appear THIS tsATuRDAD EVENING. NovEN.
BkR i3sh In Shakespeare great Historical Tragedy Of
RIG ARD NH
And the SECOND Acr Of the srani Romantic Spectacle
SEA OFFICE!
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
OF the Moral Spectacular Drama Of tho
SEA OF ICEi
Til, THIS tsAruRDAYo AFTERNOON commencing at
Door or.n o'clock Curtain rises tot precisely
ADMISSION - Cents Children II accompanied by their
parents - csn,s Servants u Gents
nov ID dl.
DU d LEY HALL.
T. Fora md rs AID h.y
ThoS l. n0xLEY. ! :; : AcrIso MANAGER.
d. PHILLIPS. : STACK MANAGER.
CARD TO TUB PURLIC.:
hesss Kunkel Co take great pleasure In announcing 10
their paiross An Engagement for positively
~THREE NIGHTS ONLYl!!-Na
With the far famed NEW ORLEANS ENGLISH
OPERA TROUPE,
who have jos. eonsiaaoa Br.n; Rich
ES 10
This Talented Com consists II the following we'll
knUwn Artsses;
Miss Rosalis Duraud Prima Donna A soluta,
Mis- o.orsi. iia'"'n. renore conralso,
Miss A King, Sccoiida Donna.
Mr. Fred Lys'er Primo Basso Baritone.
Mr. Frank Trevor, Primo Buff,
Mr. 4. b swau Basso PIofuudo,
MIR q H. Warrie, Secondo Tenorc
Mr.. J. Arnold Sccondo Basso.
CONDUCTOR g.: MR.. A. RE1FF, JR
AAEA0Ek Mr.. w. 8. LISTER.
In consequence Of the IMMENSE EXPENSE attending the
above Engagement the Management Is necessarily compelled
To advance the price OF admission to
ONE DO Z. l. R:!
Seats may be secured at Messs Williams Sons Jewelry
Store without Extra Charge, where Diagram VI the Hall
may be seen this Friday morning
EVENING, NOVEMBER 18TH whena
GRAND OPERA,
Sustained BY Full and Efficient Company Orchestra and
Chorus will be performed for particulars Of which future
advertisements
Trusting that endavors to present Grand Opera In
Lynchburg will with Liberal Encouragement We
main tho public . obedent ants,
nov l2d2t KUNKEL & CO