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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19

ArrEurr OF Murderer TO COMMIT SCIcIDE.--
Burns, the murderer, sentenced to he executed at
Wheeling Va, on the Sd of September, made q
desperate effort on Friday night to commit sui
eide. The iailor. on entering his cell on Saturday
morning, found his bed and the floor literally COW
cred with blood from an incison in his arm. The
Wheeling Argus of Saturday says: ...~
Soon after he was first imprisoned, he made the
instrument with which he did the deed. 1t vas
made from steel pen, nicely sharpened by being
ground on the sides Of the CELL attached to han
die ingeniously made from the tin Of one of the
mates from which he had been accustomed to eat.
He had also made similar instrument from iron
he had obtained from porte-monnia. When the
town clock struck eleven last night he made the
incision. He says he stood over the sink aud let
the blood run into it until he became faint and
could not stand longer. He then fell and clam
bered to the bed, managed to get upon it, and went
to sleep, expecting to awake in eternity. But he
was mistaken in his calculation After he had gone
to sleep the blood ceased 70 flow, and he continued
to sleep until five o'clock this morning, when he
was surprised to find himself alive. aud he again
opened the vein. but he had become so much ex-
haustcd that the blood would not flow with sufh-
cient rapidity to prevent it from clogging in the
wound 1t was in this exhausted condition he
was found this morning. Dr. Baird, city physi-
clan was Immediately sent for, and by the admin
istration Of stimulants he soon commenced recoy-
ering strength and when We saw him at ten o.
clock he was able to raise himself OH his bed
The opinion is that he will survive. lie express
es no regret at what has TRANSFERRED except that he
failed to accomplish his object.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILgoAp.--The re-
ccpts Of freight at the depot in this city yesterday
were as follows: TWENTY-FIVE loaded cars Of pro
duce from the West, consisting of 3206 bushels Of
wheat, 1886 pounds Of tobacco, 1880 pounds
of miscellaneous, l3l barrels of -four. Thirteen
loaded cars were sent West the same day.
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WARRINGTON HOUSE,
CHURCH ATREET IvnChhuIR "

CHURCH oTNG6V, bynCnoufB va
NiS onsr is situated In the Immediate vicinity OF u"
m"s business part NJ the city. aud the location u ons IT
The most quiet and heshv IN the pisrc To Strangers there
forr, it, position Is particularly desirnhiu.
The their thanks t"th"r friends and tho
public generally i the liberal patronage they have rS
tended 10 them AMI them that they will enieasor 10
merit 4 Couiinuantr oi their fsvors.
An OMNIBUS. PAGuAGE WAGON and PORTERS III
always be und the drpots landing the ART, al
the and boats to and ff"m tho
Hotel, nav tnAnur. SEEAD x CLARK.
rroprictorn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19

VALUABLE FARM.-Attention is called to the
sale of valuable farm in Botetourt. on Wednes-
day next, advertised in to-days paper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19

The EDINBURGH REVIEW for July. republishei
by l.. Scott Co., New York. contains eleven ar
tices, oil written with the ability which charac-
terixes the work. We give their titles below:
Hugh Milier,--Thiers' History Of the Consul
late and the Lmpire,-The Progress and Spirit Of
Physical Scicnee,-eannngs Literary Remains,
The Health Of the Army,-The Celts and the
Germans, -Posthumous Memoirs and Songs of
Btranger. -Chronicles of the Teutonic Knights
Froudcs King Henry VIII. The Hindu Drama,
Earl Grey On Parliamentary Government.
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pyRNITCRE, .RunNuruRK.

AsfSlrN nPgRNITURE! FURNITURE.
A15 ateui for past fAvors, the Subs rIber would
return his thanks To hts friends and tho pub
lie generally. and inform them that lies
hand land constantly adding treo} large
Elegant Furniture by skfu work.
dnshed In the
sirae Ills Stock embraces article usually
ten W IN the extensive manufactures
lie socitaa cali from those wishing la purchase feeling as
that he md VIII give Satisfaction IN regard to both
price and quality OF work. i.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD J. FOLKES,
warerooms and Manufactory doors below Liberty Ware
ion.e AMI dSctsif
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Certificates.

Having been requested to opinion in regard to
state from personal knowledge ofur"ar' al ihr
/" the year ., In was s"eiy Afflicted With Calcula and
suffered excrncaiing pain determined tn visit Daggcrs
gravel remained thcrc four weeks aud passed
which relieved mcIar Twelve Attic expiration ofhi.
the prg. with similar nl's passing different times tr
Sarus under Chronic p,rrsra OF SIX m',h. sndi,s Which
had nearly reduced me +" the point Of DEATH and by the
has been my custom for the last ~ to recommend
D,spepne patients and those aboring under or Liver to
water equal not SUPERIOR 10 The Greenhr,r White sulphur
a majority Of casas Nj. PENDLEroN, ". y
BrcHANAS June 10TH 1883
dna Oh the water OF Dagges springs have no
hesitation saying that believe 10 be ly equal In
cdlal virtues to that of the Greenbrer White sulphur th
very similar as Will from the Analysis of tho Wa
'e y ss WIN Ros wa ws APPEND ,ans n,s
lions Of the Stomach Bowels Liver Kidneys Sln &c, AMI
Grrenttr White sulphur under The Impression tina. there
other SULPHUR water Ike H. would he equally hnefedhy
iona advantage e. receiving all the attention and comforts
necessary Tor the sick and which Gas cam be
N'~''1' ''@' - '4' -N''' ''' i. N woop, MD
aus9c2w o. W. KEAN. NJ u.
vl,o ECoNOMsCAL 'tAMaLlR.nna LADIES
postage stamps the underse ell III forward, by
,suhIe. and mi printed inst You
procure what w9nd cost al he store one doilar-sn'
How To mako Hair ReetorstiveA
How to make Hair Dye
How to ma e Pomadss
How make Bloom Hoscs Frcckes tho
face.
How to make Rouge for tho Complexion
How TO make lndslbie ] 1k.
How to Corns
How 10 make Cement for mendirg broken china
ALSO
Harper Twelverees eeletrated Washing Receipt your
washing done In half the time and trouble without
your clo,hes with the scru>bng Board
Or. CYRUS H. MOTT, Brooklyn. NY
w. q. COL e4 elm
a
H criber the 10th inst his Segr" Man JAKE, between
5and SO Of not tall but heavily backcr than
usual low forehead and double uppcrlp Previous to e5 he
was hired TO Dickinson Shrewsberry in Kanawha where no
acquired knowledge OF the Ohio. Since
that time hc has often threatened to there and believes
that he travel To Kanawha the day by boldly buying his
meals If white &c The subscriber believes TN he has
been furnished papers suce take him Ohio Frank
lin, aud PERSONS experimenting him requested
them reward OF eO will be given for his apprehension In
ania Franklin e2 for his apprehension elsewhere
In the State ESQ out of the state
RALPH A. CLEMENT.
jy 3I.lm Mewsyile. Pitisy vania Va
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INNCHI3tJR(i COZ Il .t,(fE.
TIME fourth session this Institution will commence
Il u the 18th September
The the hcalthest and acecssbc IN
SOUTH study, both Classical
Scientific, equal to that II the best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently maintained
der the Of Mr. Bisnkenshlp graduate Of tho vr
gna Military Institute, and recently connected with tho
United States Coast Survey.
several will exclusive charge Of thu
Grammar School In Which young III be thoroughly pre-
pared for college or busiuass
YACUE TY.
ROBERT l.. BROCKETT, Fr~d'nt Professor Of Nstu.
raj Science.
LrvrnGrs MATHEWS. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Btiies IcitreA
BLASKEssHIP Professor Of Mathematics and Instruc
tor of Tactics
Rev W. W WALKER, Profcns,r OF Moral and Mental Sci.
encu.
Rcv 2. X. Cox. Professor Of History.
SAMUEL GAnLaSb, A. NJ Professor Of Constitutional Inv.
D. A LAsGHohsS, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
oiogy
GUisrrPE ADoLPno SAnToRI LII d., Professor Of Modern
Languages
EXPENSES
Board o. per week washing OIL 25 per month fuel and
lights etO Tuition eco In tho Grammar School, and
G3D In the Collegiate Department for half session.
y Catalogues, containing further information be 0b
tanned by addressing the President. aug SITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19

A SUGGEsrIoS.-lt has been suggested. and We
cordially second the motion. that we have grand
Tournament here ut the time of the Agricultural
Fair. 1t would be pleasing finale to the exhb.
ton, and would undoubtedly, attract an additional
number of visitors. Wehave in Lynehburg and the
surrounding, country plenty OF gallant knights
and ladies' fair we have no doubt Tourn-
ament would be enjoyed by all with peculiar zest.
What saith our gallant and chivalrlc neishbor of
the COarierY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19
JANUARY 3Osb, 1893
FO w VALENTINE Am L. y HE

JAN0ARH 3Oth, 1AJS
GEO W. VALENTINE. r, HENiN0,
GROCERS,
Merit Door 10 The Merchants Bank
lYNClIBl no, VA.
E keep hand constantly Groceries OF tho best quail
w hy to which We particularly invil. Hr attention
friend. aud rusiomera. We tender thanks 10
rnls past and hope by FIDELITY the interest
all hn merit continuance the We
receiving superior lot II sugars Coe~ M"la
crop) Candies Leather Salt, sc, Ac which offer
cheap TOR cash ,r country produce AN 80 Is
fuNOBACCO SCREW AMI PRENn.-At 10
Il o'clock viii sell good Tobacco Press and Screw.
aug iilt 4 PHELPS, Aurtr.
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,>ciiB 40 VIRGINIA
~. b.
CHIIs.ED RAILROAD GAR WHEELS.
NHEY prepared 10 execute promptly orders to
Il tent for their WHEELS LA lie ~ asc ''s"bea Pr
Sisa Cold BiaH Charcoal Pig.
iHtY RrrEi
JOHN SC. ANiEi. Esq,r, de-, Vr
ncssee Ra,noadC
EDWARD II. GILL Esq. Superintendent Petersburg
Richmond RaircadCo
THOMAS DODAMEAB ,,.ao.i... rril In
Central, railroad c.
MIR. sA P~"r..s. Master Machinst Virginia
Tennessee Railroad Co
Mr.. ARCHIBALD PAE, Master Machnist Virginia Centrn
Railroad Gu.
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON Esq. Richmond, Va
Messrs MOKRlSs, TANNER CO., do.
FRANCIS MALLORY. Esq, irrs'iant Norfolk aud P'-
tersnrg Railroad "a.
WILLIAM MALONE, Esq, Chief Engineer Norfolk nd
Peicrsburg Railroad Go.
ADAM DENMEAD Esq Baltimore, Md.
s. WYATT " CO. ChaI,- son s. Z.
WILLIAM ]. ANDERSON Esq, Mol 'e. Ala.
WILLIAM q. SWAN, Ts, Kroxvhe. Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON. Pensacola. Florida
The business at the I.ASt;fORNE Fot NDRi, will here
ATE. be conducted by the subscribers under the firm Of H.
DrAAf, JK 4 son / b. pEANE. JR.
ap i5c2tawts 2. BROWNE DEANE
E1N u SOAPS AND Coa.OdsNEs.-I.sw's
II Bro WIN Windsor Soap Lows Honey soap Lows MUSK
Soap, Lubns lily Soap CuogDes, Lnbin Er
tracts Hedy Concentrated Persian Essence, de-
lghtful perfume for this hot weather. For aale By
iv2u J. II THOMPSON CO
1uaT KECElvED.-A superior lot g~us-
- inc Havana Cigars fhe following celebrated brands
Flor de Anlcs Franc Loeio Lcnpoldna; Lauze 10 Amer
lea; Major de IIabana. Cheap for cash.
ma Its STABLER JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19

HARrER's New MONTHLY MAGAZINE. for Septem-
b,r, has just come to hand. This Magazine has
reached its hundredth number, ard as it increases
in age it also improves in quality. The number
before us contains several additional chapters from
Thackcray's new novel, THE Nirginians," and q
number Of interesting and instructive articles on
various subjects "Memoirs of Generals Lee,
Ga,e4, Stephen and Darke." will prove particular
" acceptable to Virginiuns, all four Of these
distinguished revolutionary characters were for
manv years residents of what ia jefferson
county, and the remains Of Stephen and Darke
now repose in that county. The article alluded
to is written in elegant style and we think We de-
te 1t in its author, gentleman well, and favorably
known in the State. The Editors Drawer among
other things, has the following:
Jerry Keller was an Irish lawyer, whose fees
and promotion did not keep pace with his merits.
Mayne, man Of profound dizziness. was made r.
judge. There Keller was heard TO mutter one
day, in voice like distant thunder, there sits
Wayne, risen by his gravity; and here Keller,
sunk by his levity. What would Sir Isaac New
ton say to that?
This number also contains humorous ilustra-
tions of new system of musical notation, and
the usual fashion plates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19
GARELl. HOUSE.
MAIN STREET I,YNCHHURQ W.

MAIN STREET LYNCHBURo, VA,
&. FISHER, Proprietor.
HNliS HOUSE having been thoroughly repaired; and 70
furnished and II additional Rooms, including a Dl
ANu ROOM 10 by ~ feet attached Is open for the
rrti"n at travellers md tho public grnerslly
Hts table III be furnished with Tho best the market affords
and his hsr with the best 81 WINES AND LIQUORS.
An Omnibus BsEraEe Wagon and Portrrs will always HI
found At the D"pos the ARRIVAL Of the trains aud aso Al he
Packet Boat to transport passengers FREQ Of charge
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To the Citizens Of Lynch birg and The hbi'e:
A IL PERSONS. N Any BUSINESS wishing to adrcr
N 'ise ~ the follow us which ain agcnt
ioR ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE UNITED STATES
viii please call nj the "sirxiatmn" onar~,
Up STAIRS wherc they viii! nn n all times ready to
wait IN theu, 1t Is useless to snyhng of the
OF Advertising ackuow egrd fact, that LihERAL
ADV ERTiSIN0 Is THE ROAD 70 WEALTH
Virginia AND TENN. SEE NEWS, BRISTOL
ROwNLOW'S KNOX a. LILLE q enD.1 WHO
viNpIcATOR. Jeassburoush Tom.
H SazsFT STAR Ls.iss,ou,v.
p pnaaSn1T Aslarae'.v.
sfSTsNsta L,ser,y.v.
sALEM HIN s;rExt. ssa'em,y va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence Gray.onco. Va
V Han1ssH Miro, ) r,nsa'se.ya.
MohTGoMERY HERALD. Chri.t,sn-sury, Va
W Wx,,,x, \, STAN ~ u ,,u,
M MnrmEr,L.E aELh""Ar"' wytheyilic, Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT. uninn, Monr' county, Va
ADVOCATE, JeHsrsonyic, Ta2owe county, Va
REGISTER. Danville. Va
THE "SoV TH.WEST," harrisburg, Giles county, Va
Persons wishing advertise the above papers NJ
And THFIR IsTEKEsr call al tho office of the
Iynchbuk Virgnian, W ST Ants wherc Contracts will be
made. and advertisements FoRwAKrfn WITHOUT DfLAfa
will aso receive and forward advertising to any paper
IN thu niiri States A. WADDlIla
March la.is Foreman virrinian once.
OMIT MACHiNEs.- we IRE Axem.. for the
~ "DAN PEASEJR,' superior SMUT MACHINES " h,ch
the Les, Mcrs will lind rcaily to their In
hose achnes In preference tn all others
A." wishing 10 examine them can Ito by calling at
"" rcferto Mcssrs Langhornc 1ohns who nsng
,h,sr machines IRBY 4 SAUNDERS
l.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Business MEMS PRAYER MEErING.-Thcrc are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association. from IL I'M
til O'clock. The public are invited to attend.
aug lS-dts
THERE will be hold in Ascension Church. AM
herst Courthouse an Association of Ministers for
religious scrvices-besinning OH the lst day of
September next. J. D. POWELL, Rector.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

TnE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Lynrhburg asl Abingdon Telegraph Company,
was held at the office Of the Company. in this cry
on Tuesday last. While the meeting engng
ed in its deliberations the first dispatch that came
over the Atlantic cable, was transmitted to the
Lynchburg Office. Tho Queens Message and the
Presidents rcaly we're handel to the President Of
the g IN ,aly, D.. MoaKI ut Is lie was su,m
ting his annual Report. 1t was interesting
and significant incident TINT tho first dispatch
from across the Ocean, should have arrived Just
ut tho moment that tho Stockholders of the Com
plnv were engaged in their annual deliberations.
The Report Of the President represents tn af-
fairs Of the Company as i'll prosperous and flour
ishing conditon-and with most favorable pros
poets for the future. in view of the extensive con-
nections of the line. As the Virginia and Ten
nessee Road must necessarily BE- tho great high
way of travel 30 the Southwestern line Of Tele-
graph must also be the great highway Of thought
between the North and the South.
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q WILSON. .4...

w -" FAXILT NEW7Nfi ITACWJNES
universally admitted best invented
family aud general household inswiEg they do the
cloth the thncs ladies equally we'll None
deny this fact who
Shuttle Cog Wheel Machines" wsns Known and
kct,ld fact that no Chain
.,fuly compete with the improved ROTARY SEW.
INC MACHINE recently brought out by Mcsrs, Wheeler
Wien.
1ar.e Machnes for sale Ia this place by the
scritsr only fang Total Wh: L.PAGE. F
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HENRY D. 4 JOHN q. TIoop,. :
Ohm H. g. SAM'L TYREE,
COMMISSION MHRCWAMI0sa asfa9

LYNCJHURa, VA 'lA "a
NIL Tobacco, Wheat, Flssr, and sshss Oe~ssrT
ox yoyyorp . sn,riE rSss. rv ,....,.. -.
YhNAKE this method returning their hncrrs THANKS u hs
l. rienda and custosra of ,helf very 6alpA
charge u business to render entre saishetou ~ p thsf
responsibility. &c. they refer % citizens q LysAhsT fssss
ally. .. .,.lua su, .s4'. w .api Sna
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GROVER f. BAKERS
CELEBRATED

495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
a37 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
IRoNH HALL. 3ls PENNSA AVENUE.
Washington. d. G.
NHEEE Machines justly admitted to be the best In
u for Family Sewing making strong and elastic
stitch, which VIII Sor rip even every fourth stitch be cut
Circulars sent application ny letter.
MA lists }. T. DAVIS co. Agts Lyuchburg.
WHEAT DRl LLH.-We have now On ha md
w Bickford Hnfman's, and other celebrated WHEAT
DRILLS. For sale by WIIITTEMORE JOSLIS.
anG ifaa : - - -
T. YNCERCRG, August NTH, 1885,
~ Just oticned
100 Frogh KID Slippers with heels at s 30 worth 90
% Black Cater D. OTIS. at 90 ! IS
100 IS rs
Call soonf,- bargains JOHN ABkAHAMS.
rIs
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MACHINE OILS, Of various Lirds, Tor sale
lNu by lje 1Uts STABI.EK JONES.
NM III T. TEETH.- P0rined Charcoal
w Tooth Paste for ~ienlng and preserving the eth.
cleansing the month and dsnfeeng the teeth For sale by
jy 3l-.s J. H. THOMPSON CO
lSAIR-Ak1NS.-lO DoH. "Craw Gord's Prize
~ Medal" just received Those Of friends who have
Lcen waiting now be supplied.
1, 13s N HOLI.INS & co
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ALL
Acct NTs DUE
TWICE A YEAR,
lsT JULY AND isT JANIARY.
(EIctp those by Sptcioi Contract
GEORGE NJ. RI CkEI,
LYNCHBl RIG, VA.

IOOS.
ESPEClFtl.LN ask aud all those having
~ COUNTS with him 20 frw ard aud pay them Hi
terms well un"rsio"dla, mcnis required twice
LIST July and lsi January Selling Goods he does
prize only the buying Goods and having them
charged Is placed the favored otiug along nh
III" cash customer THIS Involves III" necessity Of requiring
prompt Of when due, that yearly by
special longer time be allowed and hoped tina,
his customers will rrcIa Vsy he have
lis debts ard knows Of better
ON which II than those him Merchants
ar others having and claims him. due
the Isl Jnly viii please them without delay
they will be paid promptly on presentation. g. NJ. Il.
10
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THNHE IND ERh1Gs NE u will cnrry the bus-
u mess the old stand md invites all the OF tho
old An give him n call, hon he will sell low for cash
sug2ts j a. SliEARfR
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MrsCzIIA6EOUs.
FAME pOCE Rr AMI TABLE CUTlEaY

II HAVE ON HAND LARGE ASSORTMENT of beth
Packet and Table Cutlery, ct RodItrs. wostenbola'a
Crook aud Mappn's celebrated In. ih man tfacurc.
bio aud Desert Knives FIR silver Plated FORKS
Amrriran patterns. ivor, sets If ~ aud aci ecea
jy .itr n N SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19

UDlANO.-Fsr suies gesd sccoud hand PIANO
fine toned nstrsenens, which will BE- cold very how
> y Tts " FHElfS.
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A NT 4 EN- G Y


United States, Great BrItnin. France
And other European countries
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTSMA AN well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
he continues to make Models ard to prepare specia
cations, Drawings and all necessary papers, and 10 pro
cure Patents In the United States and European coun
tries Foreign business eonhded only to truaty and re
All business conhded to me will be promptly attended
toGf the owest rdies Casually 20 per cent lower than
the same would be done by others in the proesson)
Being connected with the best Agents al Wash
lngton, and making frequent trips there, am ems.
bed TO keep thoroughly posted In all matters relating 10
Patents and new Inventions thus adording the best c
tiles Tor preliminary examinations and advising Inyen
tors In regard to securing Patent fof rInventons
Inventors viii and TO their advantage TO Pot their IN
sentonh into substantial form Model as soon as prao
tcabe, hs frequently Patent In case OF ones
ton OF priority OF invention, and cenau some reliable
person acquainted With the Patent Laws and proceedings
the Patent 0nice. ~ 10 securing their rikhts.
All communications strictly confidential Advice a. To
mode OF proceeding given gratis, Preliminary examlna
lions made, comparing inventions with those already ma
Nntea Or IN use Tor me same purpose involving the
obtaining patent, In cases saving from ATTY 10 an
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS Of a Inventions that require them made
70 ofoer upon reasonable TERMS and warranted 10 answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Onice
Deeds OF assignments recorded At Washington Conles
OF Drawngs, Specifications, and other papers IN the pa
tent Once obtained.
The Patent Lava, Reports Of Patent Cases. aud othe
VuuADe works relating TO Patents, together with com
plee list Of all The Patents record Al Washlngton cs
be seen At my Office, free Of charge
For further Information, inquire Of
JAMES q. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR or PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
APiSl Once at Meehanios' Hall tdawu
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: MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
So Bromfeld St, Boston.

DR.. R. GREEN, superin, endent, is Scientific Phys
clan, and has Travelled much, and spent much time
among the Indians aud therefore knows by actual expe
rence their true mode Of practice for the last twenty
years has induced others to style themselves Indian
Doctors saying they have recipes which come from the
Indians, &c, but the sick SHOULD not be thus cheated,
for the Indian system Of medicine and its pecuartes
only be learned by actual experience with the Indians
themselves and them requires great skill and sci
to adapt them to the wants of civilized society
The New England Indian Medical Society was formed
to protect Ingalids from imposition, the practice Of tbs
Inden system, and to supplasm with hhs genuine II
dian remedies.
We WILL in this connection, mention foW Of the In
lRblishment