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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-31

DEM r. SHlEf' Is now receiving per steamers
- John Bell, RnnyaD, etc, am extensive stock OF
Merchandise OF the different varieties in the various
assortmcuts of Trade. On THIS MORNING, at 10
O'Clock, we viii commence sales, and continue
during the week both day and night, until the entire
stock is closed The Trade is especially invited 20
attend these saies the Goods viii be in lots, and
sacrifices may be expected Terms, usual, Cash.
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E5- Santa Anna, ex Dictator Of Mexico,
resides in 81. Thomas, W, l. He has iseau-
tishl villa and Is said 10 be worth--lnelGdiag
ali his pos~essions--sboai siosoeo ooe He
seldom goes out. and thea Ia gig u no
pretensions. ~
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For Louisville and Cincinnati.

TTNHE splendid passenger and a Gn -,
i freight steamer HUDSON, assSlOstEssSssss7
Captain RIpESoUR, VIII leave .zSzs-szszzzzzzzzzz-<
for the above and all intermediate ports THiS
DAY, at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ For freight passage, hav
ing superior Accommodations, apply on board or 10
dec3l-lt JOHN h HARRIS, Agent
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For New Orleans.

TINE new passenger steamer c-n -
i JAMES JOHNSON, JESSE yDs5s22EEaAats7
JOINS N, Captain, will leave for z<z<--s=z-==zz1
the above and all intermediate landings, MONDAY,
January Srd O'Clock p. N. Tor freight passage
apply on board or
dec3I-td A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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STAR AND ADAMANTINE
@ "A N D 8


FT.HE Undersigned continue DE naazfAcsare q their
i ceicbratrs caneies q lie dszessznt SIZES four
ave, six. md seven = NE poena.
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Thin-~' AZ 30 rs~ss--Fiessi ~ Ilus,rsinsl
.'sunssvs e''-~rv- ihrk when The bells do chine,
It's anert's sansse
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HoIloway,s Piii>.--rhese Pills alone, amoaE
all The meeines in existence po~sess the pE9per ~
cleansing and Requesting the bowels and parlin the
animal dads without depressing either body bld.
Sold 50 Maiden Lane, y Y aec21-lw
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New Publications.
The Stratferd Caller /;

g The plan Of This beautiful work is as orig
ina as il is attractive In respect is 1t mere re-
production OF the shakespeare Galleries and 'e-
rones Of Shakespeare web known to the trade;
but with striking novelty taste combines the sio
~ telling quality of Charles Lamb with the Rrac ful
criticism q Mrs Jameson.
Our new cioeross Is the wife Of Or. J. W
Palmer, who wrote the "Golden nagon,. SO many
fine oriental articles in the New Cyoloredt and the
Atlantic Monthly web the CaIIfrnia sketches in
Putnam" and the popular comedy OF the "oaeen's
Heart. ''-BostoH Transcript.
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NEGRO nOY for Sale.

A NO. / NEGRO BOY viii be offered 10 the highest
IA bidder for cash, at the Market House, on satur-
day January LIST, at 10 O'Clock.
dec30-ta.
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Allciien Sales Of Clothing.

DESI. =. SHELLS wili sch THIS MORNING a. IL
ID aefrk. an sassertaasat % fresh EsKonanie 80
thtng, isAsfts pga~ers and Gents FafuisAlnR fooA,
geassaiiy fsrEns Cash sales wlilauet reserve
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Grand Operatic CONCERT.
STEAMBOATS,.
For PaducaEi.

THE sto. splendid M,xy Passsngsr f~-1
S. DAsHEIL, Capt, will leave -zzszzs
above on HIS DAt the 3lst inst, at IL O'Clock
VI. For freight or passage apply on board. or TO
dee31-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent
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EOr Rcnt.

SPLENDID RESIDENCE on Cedar street The
n House cantains rooms. with two story Kitch-
en- besides pa acres Of ground. For further infor-
nation call on R. A. COLE,
ar "A Cifv Wharf
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For Louisville, Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh

TEE Its,m sPle I'd cR5 P%sEen ger 1 \
vINNEy, Commander viii leave
as above. THIS DAY, the 31st inst at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. For freight or passage apply on board or To
dec3l-1t JOHN II. HARRIS, Agent.
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Grays- FIegy.

We ra--yu auss pruebrer.
An 'rsi~r'.e nnr-fvc ~ Rev. Ieigh Richmond. N.
A., uina Hsustrr lons by Birket Foster.
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syneA AZ. s ...sl...: sssss ar - ss:s
h.ud clFfzsinss ead ssndssss- 49,
s ssss Is'sss fa' FRA 'ssi sss, s,,,r,a
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Ladies and Gentlemen

msy learn 10 write with ease elegance aud raoidty
Mr.. II. believes the many hundreds of pupils he has
taught IN tiis place. within the last fifteen years will
be the best evidence Of his success n teacher, but
those who wish further testimony referred to his
large circular, where they will find the unqual-
ned testimony from the best sources in the United
States, during the list twenty years.
They will there find the best evidence OF the great
utility, beauty and simplicity of Photography.
Hours toll A. NJ, 10 5 p. NJ, and TO at night
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vhe -ee.e Gallery

Illustrated m I'shorirai Parallels from Drawings, by
Jal,n Gilbert Tsssdon.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL
STRAK0SCH,S -
GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.

Debut Of the Countess CORA DE WIIHORST, the young
and fascinating Prima Donna, in Nashville.
On Monday, January Bird, 1859.
Mr.. STRAKoSCH begs leave 20 announce that he
has eherted an Arrangements with the following emf
pert Arti Is: "a 49,
MADAME CORA DE WTLH0TsST, the famons PRIAiA
DONNA who uniies 90 Of the finest Soprano Voices
now in existence. NEST wonderful Execution. and
who has achieved such brilliant triumphant success
recently in Paris London. New York, Philadelphia
Washington, etc.
MADAME AMAfIA PATTI STRAKOSCH the fa.s.r-
te C0NTRALTO. from the Italian Opera in New York
Philadelphia, Boston, etc
Mr.. HENRY SQUIRES. the eminent Young TENOR,
who has been 50 brilliantly successful in London New
York and who is acknowledged the finest living Eng
lsh Tenor, and
SIG. AM0DIo the FIRST BASSO Of the Italian Operas
In London, Naples, New York and Philadelphia, and
universally acknowledged in Eur0pe and America as
possessing the most extraordinary and wonderful Bias
so Voice in the world.
All the above named world wide celebrated Artists
will appear in their first
Grand operate Concert,
on MONDAY, JANUARY BIRD, under the direction
OF Maurice Strakosch.
The Price of Admission, including reserved seats
has been fixed II 81 so. Seats may be secured COM
mencing Friday morning Dec 3lst, the Music Store
of Mr. James A. Mcclure, No. SO Union street.
Doors open at IA Performance commence at
O'Clock. dec29- I'd
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The PpowcrL. OF Solomon.

The PoefienI ~ orks Of Edgar =. roc.
Win an Original Ne-nsir ns-Frfaceut rnak on rich
Tinted rarer. with sucr-fv-hve Original ncsirns
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8. The Court of Napoleon; or, Society
under the First Empire.

With superb Portraits Of its Beauties, Wits and He
roines- By Frank GVoDKIcH. one elegant 4to
vol, antique Morocco
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, WilSford & Co.

Successors % C1er Mckay 4 Go and B. LaRier d Co.
IN Tuesday, January 4. we viii oner
~ Tor sale in front Of our Warehouse No Market
Street. large and cnmnletc assortment Of Grocer
les, consisting in part as follows:
IS hIds. primo Sugar 20 boxes star Candles.
rs bills. CrrSlied Sugar: 81 TaIlaw do
q 2s g InafSugar: 1000 bblS emit Whisky
100 hses Coffee: ali brands.
rs hbls Nolasses: IL hfiis Roblnsnn 20 do.
Is " Gollen Svrup; 100 % gS. French Brandy,
$50 bar bbls Mackerei: an grades.
90 duz. Cove OYSTERS 1 10 hblS Mark Brandy.
III Cans; So dor. Rnrkets:
10 bars Pepper; 10 bbs. Gin;
/" spice; $50 boxes Soap:
chests Tea: 800 600 Cigars All grades.
- a's CT Bed Cords; IS box. 4 gal. Pickles;
% Re. Rppe: - "a ais =
so boxes SnGn: 10 a. Eatsun.
20 dog Z Cans Perpcr: % " at Bottles:
90 Mustard; 80 Reams Wrap. Paper;
hale Mats:
f"gether with many other articles n make com
plete sale. IN future will continue 10 sell every
Tuesday AZ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
CARTER, wII.SFORD 4 co
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Yer Miro.

LIB ne FeaT Is33. NfEEo NoEfzn, Hfn : Eaall
= NesHo gsiri HAo - seed &arse ApsiF 10
Al. AoA hlkfEz.
tees-u Aa- ian Beck
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yOuN YORK ~ co.

NO. IS Union st. Nashville.
Have now on hand large and splendid assortment OF
new Holiday Books for the coming season.
Gallery Of Famous English and American Poets.
The most magninoenty Illustrated volume ever pub
lshed IN the world One hundred Steel Engravings;
] vol. imperial octave, richly bound in morocco an
tique.
Women Of Beauty and Heroisml
The Court Of Napoleon
The Republican Court
The Atiantlc Souvenir.
ALSO "a large supply OF Albums, Portfolios and
Juvenile Books deels-tf
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Twenty Negroes.

M. SATURDAY, the list of January, 1850, I win
" hire, on the Public Square 20 Negroes consist
ing of Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
NJ JOHNSTON,
dec25-1w Guardian OF J. 3 Craghead.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-31

III celebrates Calcirs. q Tie dszef~Hf SIZES, four,
ave, six. and seven h tae poend,
All Warranted Full Weight.
coasanlers win aud RS iy d Their insesess - ase
these csadles pfeerrnee % these thai sald b
CUNT. -
Many Candies thai are really srvca 10 The pound :.
are braided ard Sold .nz sizes, making differences
AGAINST abe Consumer q ave fssnds the box Tbs
rarzfinn usually taaao DE pFfee y
q hs drssencr, ne loiioulng stsseussas shows:
A Box Of Sesenseos tains 247 Candles, and
Is sold for IS poauds, which l. the actual
weight.
A Box Of Is a.. or s-Shart Weight Skies
roataiHs only 2fn Candiez. SAME SIZE AS
SEyEs,s. and is sold fpr 4opouuds.
sapposng he pike Il lis former . he - eeass.
and The 1steF - cznls. tAeFv Mi - dinareaea e
tHeAfe fsats pFiae ard EeFen Csnaies b PEP
bex u iaser 81 letah ~esehs cade - FrtzlieFs saf
eszsuzl,,rss and ms Viii - acraazs1 ara esals fes
bax lIr - sr3 cr1t ndvHnee N Trtee-
Tsse falsrFs.n1 would 90 sch x<Eass - sne1eet
fos themselves fRpcIEk ekNh54z
- wess seeesl stEssts ei=zzansti-
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stapss Goods.

yITE asfs ~ h.aa an sierant sseek ef sn.ras
W cs-as iAss ne .fs sEsriax ;, vsFs les prces
ass1ssi s.AAJ.e. nscstlIssn
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Elegant Heeks for the Library or

Fae Rbles, n furksy Morocco ana Velvet;
yrsyeF lA'eks. y Velvet and rarksy;
Fscsb yssF..a Hyun Books. 81 sizss ana styles
--aLS0- rs-.
Paper N1eke hark-Gxnslnen Bszaraz. s4sts
Papsss llneAe wFiting Desks and Psslfslies.
Leather csb.s. Games. ete.. ese.
LeaiAer ese cse1h h.ek -ss.msnon Bazr1s.
fup<r ttaEses ssd Fnrnliare.
r.per I,ulls AID pses-es h variety.
6sets-a
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Time Sale OF Groceries
AT AUCTION
BIZ HARRIS, GORDON & co.
On Tuesday, January 4th, 1859,

On Tuesday, January 4th, 1859,
WEwaI offer for sale at Auction, in front q our
w Warehouse
300 bids n o. Sugar, all so hVs Ianrborn 4 SON.
grades: .-t Tobarro.
$50 hes choice Rio Coffee. so hNs Codvnts RoS.brs
500 hbls Dean WHISKY: Tobacco:
300 do new crop Nolasses; 50 hhls Vinegar
300 bxs No. soap: 50 bNs Keen Smiths Go.
loo |" Sfar Candies: 100 reels Cotton Ron,-
With many ether articles
TEFss.-An sums under $500 caSh-au over $500
sixty days for approved endorsed notes, payable IN
hank.
We wfl also % r n credit &C four months 20
Parkaers Of Gne old Brands consisting OF tie fol-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-31
For Ianuary. 1850.

frsi'e's Marnriae aad oaze,ss Of Fashion
Hrper's Magazine: ga ~
Godey's IAdy's Book;
The ladies American Magazine;
Diaries Of yarisus kinds;
just received by JOHN YORK co
dec2s-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-31

Barper's Magazine;
feslle's Magazine;
codey's IAay's Book;
peterson's ladies' National Magazine;
Knickerbocker Magazine;
ladies American Magazine;
Our Masisas Fri~nd, Weekly MUSIC Paper
New YORK. Lsdgsr, commencing Eserctrs Mount
Vernon Papers, AID a new story by coHs.
aee2s-1 " HAGAS
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PENM SHIP
AND
P H o N 0 G. r A P FL Y .
rR. DoLnEaR

WILL commence giving lessons in WHITING AND
w PHoNoGRAPfY. in his cofnmoiions rooms over
the store of McG at the corner Of College street
ri . trba
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-31

2. Women of Beauty and Heroism,
from Semiramis to Eugene.
A Portrait Gallery OF Female BoveiinesS, Achieve
ment and Influence, with SSETFES Fine Steel Engra-
wings BY FRANK GOODRICH. -author OF s.The
Court OF Napoleon" One elegant 4to VOL. antique
Morocco.
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4. A Gallery of Famous Poets.
Wah an Introductory Essov.

" '"' q" INTRODUCTORY ESSdV.
By Prof Henry CoPPEE, Professor Of English Iitera.
ture, in The University of Pennsylvania Gorgeously
illustrated by upwards OF One Hundred Fnqrarinas ON
Steel Richly bound in antique Morocco.
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Sncrrsf AIicrnrie.

From Anri~nf nnd padern Iocis. viii Illustrations
from oririnai fh.'ieFraPls and pruw'nrs
'Gloreas fhirFs spoken n Thee"
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New Orleans and Nashville


TNHE splendid Fast Running T~n
il steamer, T C. TWICHEII, zOrhJyszssss5Sa-1 |
HARRY q. MCCoNAs, Master will =2-=<=zzzSsszEs
run above, making regular eighteen day trips be-
tween New Orleans and Nashville
This fine passenger steamer will be here soon as
water viii permit and continue in this trade all
she Will depart hence
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-31

CR1sp,s GAsEVX
FAREWELL BENEFIT TO
M r.. j. b. TAYLo
Friday Evening. Dec. sI.t. 1855.

VIII be presented the new play, entitled THE POOR
OF NEW YORK. Song by Miss Anna Scanlsn. In
truly great play the performance viii commence with
the MARRIED RAKE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-16
Farm ana Garden.

SEEpLINGs.-Marshall p. Wilder. in 6
late article on this subject, recommends the
continued planting of the seeds Of choice va
rieties of all kinds of fruit, in The belief tina
new and valuable varieties may thus be ob
tanned. II it was in order, we would SECOND
the motion. Common senre and common
observation confirm this statement AL
fruits originated thus. We have II case in
point. Ia a sheep pasture, three or toui
miles from this city, stands medium sized
seeding apple tree. TO fame unknown. The
fint is large, fair and straw -colored. They
are long keepers and prolific bearers 1t
Is sad to be difficult TO find defective apple.
Last year the owner gathered 40 bushels OF
winter fruit and 10 bushels -ofcider fruit.
from this tree, and this he has done for
many years. He calls the fruit +" sheep
noses from their long. pointed shape
Again we know well-proportioned seed
ling apple tree, nameless, early, and every
other year very prolific. Ii is l2a feet in
circumference at the base, and nearly that
at the hight of feet. 1t is about 40 feet
in hight The Oldest inhabitant cannot re-
member whe It's shadow was less. Lv-
ing witnesses testify ,hat they have gather
w Wv iuiVp busuti, ol iEult from llllS tree
in one season. Ten barrels OF cider have
been made from it in a YEAR The present
Is its braring year, and Notwithstanding Is
advanced age it gives indication of its re-
newed life. Long may it wave. These
are not isolated cases. Almost every indi-.
vid tal is familiar with such trees. WhT:
are they not more frequent These
we've planted before the days OF modern H.
sery-men. Mr.. Wilder has well said in tie
article alluded to-" Let nothing discourage
you IN this most hopeful depa tment of po-
mology. Go on. Per-evere. There are
trumphs worthy of the highests ambition;
conquests which leaveno wound on the heart
OF Memory, no stain on the wing Of Time.
lie who adds only one really valuable vari-
ETY. 10 our list of fruits is public beneiact-
or. had rather be the man who planted
That outrageous tree, from whose bending
branches future generations shall pluck the
luscious fruit, when am sleeping beneath
the ciods OF the valley, than to be conu4er-
or Of armies. / would prefer the honor of
Introducing the Baldwin apple, the Seckle-
pear, Hovey'S Seeding strawberry, or the
Black tartarian cherry from tile Grim, d, to
the prondcst victory which has been won
upon that blood-staincd soil. -sSpri,aqyfeL9
RP0lJblic0s, -.se
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-16
Remedy for the Striped BUG.

The greatest difficulty in The culture of
melons, squashps and rucumbers, is to pre-
vynt the destruction of the young plants b,
thr striped bug. About ten years ago | be-
came convinced that the most etfectuaI way
OF doing this, was covering the hills with
frames or boxes, with mi linet covers But
after seasons use. without special care,
the millinet would become rotten or torn so
as TO need renewal. Several years since,
noticed that airw hills Of young plants
over which were frames without any milf
net on Them, W re apparently as eifectu-
ally protected as the others; and OF late |
nave discarded the use of mllinet or any 9TH
er covering, using simply open frames. about
~ or 2 inches square, and inches deep.
In fact, these are found superior 10 the cov-
cred frames as the latter have more ten
dency to draw up the young plants and
make their stems slender.
The present ason l have hit upon a
still more simple and cheap expedicnt,
which thus far promises to be quite Effect
ual, and may prove of immediate value to
some.
Having but few boards at hand suitable
Tor making FRAMES, but plenty of old bricks,
| took a wheelbarrow load of The latter.
and stood four or five Of them on edg
around each hill Of melons. etc., as soon rs
the young plants made iher appearance
and Inten day s trial have not found a bug
inshie these little pens, while some plants
let outside were entirely drvourrd by them
lie bricks also promote the glowth of the
young plants by protecting from winds and
giving oul heat al night absorbed during
The day. NJ. b. b.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-16

AN fNClDENT IN THE LIFE OF JuDGE
TRuMBULL. We were exceedingly inter
eSted a few months ago in reading a letter
written by Hon. Ly nan Trumbull from
Washington to an old friend and paron il,
Connecticnt, modesily abiding 10 incidents
in his early life. aud 10 the distinguished
honors since confrrr ID upon BIN. One of
these incidents is worth relatin6. When
young man, about 10 years o. aee Judge
Trumbull came 10 Salm, Ci., from Nor
wiich, with all his worldly possessions tied
up in 4 co ton handkerchief, and strapped
upon his hack. He was a total stranger in
the town, and with no other recommendation
or reference Than was contained in an honest
looking face, made application to Mr.. o.
Vhittl~sey. Il brother Of the long time eff 4
cient auditor OF public accounts al Wa>hmg-
ton, for situation as teacher of The district
school. Mr.. W., who was schopl-commttee-
man, : liked the boys appearance" TO use
his own language, and made an engagement
with him at S 6 month and board Young
Tru.nbuil, if we may believe the old resi-
dents OF Salem, kept popular school, and
was a great ftvorite with every body except
a few unfuly urchens. After kee ping the
school TWO Terms, le decided that he had
husbanded sufficient funds to seek Il fortune
" out west" and accordingly prepared to
leave. On the morning of his departure.
Mr. VhittleSey and a ne ghbpr were express
sing complimentary opinions OF their scoool-
master 10 each other, neither of them aware
that the object of their conversation was in
an adjoining room. depend upon it" said
Mr.. W.. i that Young man will mak "A noise
In the world; We shall hear Of him in Con-
gress from some of tiiose western tates one
OF these d,ys.p Young Trumbull, who could
moi avoid hearng the remark, stepped into
tn room through the partly open door with
fia.,. SIffd-ed with bluslles. and cou led
with his thanks hope that he might be able
to merit their g1ol opinion. . never ex-
pet. however, he added, 40 reach so high
position As u seat in Congress" HI, has
r.a he'd su:h position. however, aud to-day
there i no man in the councils of the ma
hon VINO is more esteemed for his ability and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-16

RAILROAD NOTICES
CANAL RAILROAD.

HR WINTER ARRANGEMENT: commepeipr
Wednesday Jaa 10th, 1883 Trains will dali,
exceptedl as follows;
Leave NEW HAVEN at 7ooA NJ freight train, with mas
senger ear attached for Plainvile tN1
III co. NJ, Ton arrival Of 90 A. NJ. Express Train from
New York eonnsctingat Northampton with train Conn
River b. r., Going North,
400 p. NJ, on arrival cf 12,45 p NJ train from N.v
York; connecting at Painvie with Hartford Proyi
dence and Fishki r., going Vast at wesfed with
train IN Western Railroad going East.
Leave SOUTHAMPTON at 1850 A. NJ in connection win
train on Conn River r. r. from north Conn, citing AZ
Westned with train Western r. going East ana Wrst
and NJ New Haven with 10 Express train for New York
o.O N Tor " estfeld connecting at westheld with
trains on Western Railroad going East and West
LEAVE wESTFIELD AT
600 for New Ihven connecting at Plainville Win
train on Hartford Providence and Fishkl RAILROAD far
iiartIord providence and intermediate stations Al Nev
Haven with $40 4. NJ train for New York.
Leave Plainville at 2.45, e. NJ. for New Haven
CoLLINsyiLLE BRANCH TRAINS. sr
Leave CoLLlNsvIL, Il at 7 Is A. NJ and 2O0PM
returning, leave Planyile at 1240 p NJ and 525 p M
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight forwarded with dispatch from Northampton .,
New YORK and New York to Northampton through without
change of cars - e@'
Daily Lines Of Stages from Northampton to Amherst
Whamsburgh, aydenvile, Florence and Hadley. From
Oomnsviie to New Hartford and Winsted From Cheshire
TO Waterbury. p DENNIS General Saant
New Haven, Jan. 20, 1858
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-04-16
American 4 Foreign Patents.

II EDDY, Solicitor Patents tlate Agent of the u
Patent Office. Washii gon under Act of 1851 76
state street. opposite kilb, St, Doston.
After an extensive practice of upwards twenty years
continues to secure Patents in the United States also in
treat Britain France and other foreign Caveats
f-si1eatiops sii Drawings
Parents executed in liberal terms. and with despatch
eehes made INTO American and Foreign works. deter
mine the validity lily Patents or Ipventons~an
legal or other advice rendered in al touching the
same Copies OF the claims Of Patent furnished bs
itting one do lar Assignments recorded gton
rms hgee Is not only the largest in New frglard but
through Inventors have advantages securing patets
or aseerfaning the paentabiy of inventions
ny If not n''easnrabl. superior sny be ers
tne elsewhere. The festn o!es below given prove
nome MORE SUCCESSFUL OFFICE than the
suo>cfiber ard as SUCCESS PROOF OF Any.n
TAGEs OR ABILITY his would add that aburdant
son 20 believe ard can prove. that at other the
sd are charges for pr fessioDa services The
IN mei practice of the subscr her during past
mas enabled him to aecumulpe collection ste,ica
mons and official decisions relative patents There he
SIDES his extensive library of gal and mechanical works
and full accounts of patents graz United States
and Europe re'der him able hey ord question: to offer
perinr facilities for obtaining pat nts T7- I'M
Al necessity OF journey 70 Washington, procure
yentors