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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-23

800 prizes, amounting 70 So9tooo
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters " ~.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. -,
The Numbers from l to 50,000, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofpaper encrced with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 462 prizes similarly printed and encrced.
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and q number Ii
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel Inc
Number and Prize drawn out opened and exhibit
cd to the audience, and registered by the CoInmls-
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation repeated until all the Przes
are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIzRs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the q ApproxIma-
ION Prizes. For example: If Ticket No: II 20 GraWs
the $50 Oo0 Prize those Tickets numbered ii 24S Ns
III 25l il 252 will each be entitled to $780, IL Ticket
No $50 draws the SIS Prize, those Tickets num-
bered 548 49, $751; 552 will each be entitled to $500;
and 80 on, according to the above scheme. ~,
The 5000 prizes of $40 will be determined by the
la figure ofthe number that draws the $50 cO prize
For example: If the number drawing the $oouU
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in l. viii be entitled to $50. 1.-the num-
Der ends with No.2 then all the Tickets. where the
number ends in 2. will be entitled to SO and 80 on
too -
Certificates ofpackeges will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk: $50
W. 10 half 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-23

GRAPES, GRAPES. GRAPES.-Five
jas AST5S pr ~ si IasE 81 s, ;ols
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GREAT CLOSING OUT OF SEA

4 rhEAT Z LO . I N u UUT UF SEA-
N SQNABLE DRY 9ODS-JANUARY, 1883.
Must be sold at any price, for the next thirty days.
make room for large STICK OF new spring goods.
plaid Silks; black silks from 62,s cents and upwards
splendid Cheneilie Sliawls, at IS; DO pieces new
style prints at Cd, worth 10 cents 2O0 do extra do
at 10 cents. worth lf1f; all wool Paris printed De
LANES, TO he Sld at great sacrifice; 200 pairs Of
heavy Blue Msckinaw Blankets. t$2 per pair, worth
per pair; Slo aiss' Corsets, at 81 per pair lpO0
pair Grey Blankets, at 81 IS per pair; fashions
BILE Styles ladies' Closks. at half cost; Chenele
lncsnts per yard; 50 peices Brocsded Dsmasks, for
Curtains sRG Furniture Covers, at Is, worth 2s 3D..
together wotk an endless variety of goods bought at
auction for cash. all Of which will be sold at great
sacrifice from the original cost.
ALFRED MOSES,
lad 63 Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-23
THE LIVER INVTGORAT0R, prepared

MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily work ing cures
almost too great believe. 1t as if by magic
ece,s the first doss giving benefit and seldom more than
ono bottle ia required TO cure any kind OF Liver
Complaint from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia to
common headache, all of which are the result OF
| DISEASED LIVER. -
THO LIVER one of the .prineipal regulate OF the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-23
1910 GEO. b. STEEL, ~
1910 Deutlsf. d. fsf 1nYYf

With the beginning Of now year. desire TO
turn my sincere thanks to those whose liberal paron
age have received during the year past. and n
spectfiiliy ask n continuance Of IL, assuring them
that all operations. whether in the mechanical or
operative department will be performed in the most
years in this city, feel confident Of giving rs t~
lsve have thus far, entire satisfaction. may b.
found at ALL HOURS. All work warranted.
60 Office and residence No. 25l Main. above 9Th
sweet, nearly opposite j. W. Davies Marble Works,
Richmond, Va. se.. @ ia lin
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
AVA certain cure for Fever and Ague-LEON.
discovery of the age. 1t has never been known to
fail and Is considered By numbers that have used t.
(and by the medical faeulty) the best medicine In
use. :,
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine
THOMAS LEONARD,
sen Corner of CLAY and Adam streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-23
DRY GOODS, AT COST.

PARKER, NIMMo l. CO. No. AS Eagle Square.
offer their entire stock of Dry Go bds cost for cash.
0o silks 49, '-' VESTHNGs
MOUSLINS SILF. MERINO, LAMBS
MERINOS WOOL, H Az ERS
CASHMERES SKIRTS AND DRAW
BOMBAZINIsS FRS
ALPACAS IRISH LINENS
SHAWLS SFTEETINGS
CLOAKS HOSIERY, &c
EMRROIDERINs PULLED CLOTHS
CLOTHS SATTINETS
BLANKETS, DC.
To those of our CUSTOMERS who keep accounts with
US, will continue to charge goods at regular
prices. ,oc Is
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GENERAL AGENTS, &c.

EVILS HILL,
IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
attends to the sale of WHEAT, FLOUR CORN and
TOBACCO, and continues 20 HIRE OUT n EGROES
EB- Office on 18th street. near Gallego Mills Rich
moud Va. de 4--d&wC2m
~ T. SMELLING & j. L. WALKER
W offer their services to the Richmond public
under the firm of SMELLING WALKER, for the
collection of claims, hiring out negroes, renting
houses, and conducting a General Agency Busieess
All matters entrusted to their hands shall receive
prompt attention and immediate settlements
Office corner 25tn and Broad streets, Church Hill
where one of the firm will always bs in attendance.
May be seen also. at Sam'l Hastings, on Pearl st.,
near Cary. from to ii A. NJ. and To 5 2. III.
in l4-2wS
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BUSINESS CARDS.
wM. l. HILL " -
ii GENERAL COMMISSION
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
OFFICE sHocKoE slip.
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

.1HARLES r. N. SMITH
- ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER
Once nj the Wa. G. IL. X. Eepot-Up STAIRS
Designs, Specifications, Estimates. &C. for all me
chanicaI purposes viii be furnished ine NM & he
uperintendea with care. and complete saiisisction
warranted -, -, -. s.,,o-ahia
AO"s- - - ia lin
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-01

cncc. through the drcary, cold winter of north
ern Vermont, consuming each day wood enough
to build modtrn-sizcd coal-pt The last ques-
ton. at the close of the school, used to be,
"Who'll build the fire to-morrow" and 81, l."
would resound from several voices at once at
length the momentous question would be deci-
ded among the ambitious aspirants for such an
honor, and then would come the welcome "dis-
missed
Now all hands would "take hold" and roll in
the back-logs and fore-sticks for the next day !
o. these glorious fires in the old log school
house, are warm, bright spots on the memory of
Vermont boys not soon to be forgotten
Thus it is in society. If wewould have glo-
rious fire, real worm-hearted, peace-on-earth,
glad-tidings, and good-will-toward-man reform,
we must have sound back-logs at the bottom,
good, straight, strong fore-ttcks across the
large stones in front; fore-sticks which are will
ing to bear great many crooked sticks; then
throw in the brush, chips, etc. Enlist the mass
at large in the enterprise, work in all sorts of
humanity, so much the better; partition walls
will be crumblcd down; the iccbergs Of sectari-
anism will melt away; and all hearts will be
mingled in one great heart of brotherly love.
Then, and not till then, will humanity be re-
stored to its Eden of happiness and purity.
TOPSY.
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ny j. q. WHITTIER.
hear the tread of Pioneers,
Of nations yet to be;
The first low wash Of waves where soon
Shall roll u human sea.
The elements OF empire here
Are plastic yet and warm,
Aud tn chaos of Il mighty world
Is rounding into form
Each rude and .icstiing fragment soon
Its fitting place shall find,
The raw materials Of Il State
Its muscles and its mind.
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MARCH.

ny join BRITToN.
lie stands like II warder, stout and strong,
In the open gate of the year;
He blowcth loud and he bloweth long
y blast on the horn in his hands,
And it roeth shrilly and clear
Through the amber caves low under the wave.
And it roleth along the lands.
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"Buy Me aud III DO You Good"
DR.. Langleys Root 4 Herb Bitters,

Composed Of SrrSaptrHd, UiH Cherry, ieiiom Dock,
P'icHy Ash, fhorongh~oTf, Rhnbarb Mandrake, Dqnd,
HOh, Nc,df Of ,riich Compounded ds 10 act an
concert ant assist Nature III trd3icafiny disease.
The effect ui this medicine Is woudcrfu-it direct
" upon TIA" bowels ami blood, by removing all distractions
from III. internal orgus, stimulating them healthy action
reiovatiug the fountains q life and yieor, purifying the h
cleansing from AL hum0rs and causing
through every part II the body. They and eradicate
the system Liver cumpllnt-that minwher II many lis
eases uce In its worst forms all Bilious diseases and
fnu stomach Dyspepsia. Cpstiycns-, Humors u the Blood
and skin, lniisstinn Headache, Dzzues, Piles Heartburn
Weakness, Pain IN The Side and Wcl, Faucncy. loss of
Appetite and all kindred complaints caused ly u torpid
disras Liver, dnr Tered stomach or had Blood which
ali jar tarc or less subject IN spring aud summer.
II taken in large doses. Fever ami Ague may hc broken up
and cured at This has become standard medicine and
IS decidedly the best the world ever
only - cents for pint aul D. cent, for large bottle.
Sold by ali medicine dealers everywhere Orders should
addressed to j. o. LANGLEY, Pr preor, IL Marshall
Boston, Mass. 6nlO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-01
,,z...,z,,,,.,s cheshire RAILROAD. Or

vsas.sss5SSss5ss CHESHIRE RAILROAD. on
i:iistsssssH and after Monday April IL 1898, Trans WI"
sEsa-Ha=run as follows, Wis
Leave Bellows Falls for Boston, LOWELL Worcester New
York, Sc, at $40 A. NJ, and 2 80 =. VI.
Arrive at Fchburg II A. VI. and 5i1P W.
Leave Boston 80 and IL 90 4. VI and ftchburg V4o
A. NJ and 2I r. NJ for Bellows Falls and connecting l'oads
Arrive at Bellows Falls, II. % and $50 F. NJ
Ira ms connect ih Rutland and Burlington Railroad at
BELLOWS FALLS
BY which Passengers proceed to Rutland, huntington
Montreal and Ogdensburgh Saratoga Springs scenect
dy Troy, and Albany, and for Buffalo, Niagara FAILS ami All
points West
Also connect at Betiowd Fails
with Trains o the sullivan Road, aud thence win the YER
Central aud VI Canada Roads, ard with the Passump
sic Road to Wells River, st Johnsuy and the White Noun
taius
Trains Of fitchburg and Worcester Road tcGte tHchby
three times day, ut AS A. NJ AID $50 AMI OO NJ,
for Worcester, Pro, cnce, and for NEW YORK CITY via
Norwich and Worcester Ra0ad connection with Steam
ers COMMONWEALTH and CONNECTICUT
Trains Of Worcester and Nashua Road leave urOton juno
ton for Nashua and Concord, n II.
Trains Of stony Brook Railroad also leave hroon Junction
for Lowell and Lawrence. Il. STEWART,
Gen Ticket agent
Il. A. CHAPLIN. SupcrintCndcnt.
Superintendent Once, Keeue, April 10, 1858.
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r Y.
THE CHURCH BELL.

When glowing in the eastern sky,
The Sabbath morning meets the eve,
And DER weary, care worn scene,
Gleams like the ark doves leaf Of green,
How welcome over hill and dale,
Thy haIlowcd summons loads the gale,
Sweet Bell Church Bell
When earthly irys and sorrows end.
And toward odr long repose we tend,
How slow thy mournful tone doth cal
The weepers to the funeral,
And to the lost abode Of clay,
With solemn toll mark out the way,
Sad Bell Church Bell
I''o the cline where pleasures reign
We, through Saviours love attain,
If ever. to ~ angels thought
Earth's unfUrgotten scenes are brought
viii not thy yoice that warned to prayer
Be gratefully remembered there?
Blest Bell Church Bell!
Mas. SIGoURNEY
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
II or THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
'"-- Capital 10, 2c3,ii;;.....s--~ -'-r

The uhscrbr ing accepted the Agency II this Corna-
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prepared To take risks - properly usually insured this
einy, on favorable ermsand Policies without delay
The perfect responsibility u this Company and th- known
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II our country
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MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIx
BITTERS. -'hA

VIE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE THE
Puoc, Ior the cure OF scRoFrLA, Ulcers scrRyFy or
ERtrroNs OF the SKIN, FEVER aud AGtg Dysppps, nan
ana IN fact NEST all diseases yield to their curative nrnn
mas peen computed that during the las years
ups VI uur hillons OF persons have been benefited Inv
s use OF These medicinesi fact which speaks volumes in
% her curative propere-a single trial will Mace
eyohn the reach OF competition In the estimate Of eve.
~ pa,en,; ny their use the BLOOD is RRsTORED TO
M ~ STATE and freed from all impurities The sys.
am tey require no restraint from business or pleasure
r i aG's have IN these medicines u remedy that viii do
Prepared by ". B. MOFFAT ~ u Newayork And IN,
sac by l. n THoRkE, Agent, BrattleborO, VT iy.2i
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Remember de Pine.
No. ? Elliot Street. BratiichorO. VI.
SIOIhing linrIure Complete Medication
IIARDMAN & HYDE.

s.l ia Brat-b,ro ny nr. Il. VI AYERS, Who'd 'ai, ,u'
Retail gent for vermont -
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n. M. AYERS, NJ. ID,
EODhOllO InIDlOlhN hNU OUhGlUN,
10. = ELLIOT STREET, BR ATTLEBOHo. VI

NO. ELLIOT STREET, BRNITLEBORo, VT,
Keeps constantly Prepared and FOR SHsi'e JoHouhg
DICINEs,
COMPOUND SYRUP or YELLOW DOCK AND sru
- blN0iA.rhs Syrup Is designed h. cleanse the il,sg,
from all impurities. Also, for the Of Caukcr in t
stomarh and utstines, Chronic Darrhcn, H. Prize 10 t
per bOuie.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF DANDELION AND IRIS vEpst
COLOR-This Is to he used as Alternative In All ahnorn
conditions u the Liver, Obstinate Constipation, dro
ton Lore Of Appetite, &c, NcPrice 30 cts per bv
ELECTRO CHEMICAL LiNIMENT.--This Eminent pos
lively cures everything that any Linnunt should ever h.
used for It has cure,l and will cure ngniu Gamer h.
their incpient stages White Swelngs, Hip Disease Nm
ralga Paralysis, Chronic aul lunamapry Rheumatism
Corns Chiblans, Burns, Bruises srains and an usi
class " Ach.s and llls in which rimi applicable ~
generally indicated Also for the sure and speedy cure a,
scratches, Ch., sprans, Fresh Wounds Sc on Ior.e.
It has no cqual.-Pricc 80 cts. pr bOrte.
ANTI-BIL1Ous PlLLs--As gentle and ,fclnt pures,,.
these Pills haze superior Operating by exciting AMI
sustaining the natural action Of the Liver and lncst,
thereby throwing off all morbid and unhealthy matte.
without producing gripping pain. and debility c1p.o
upon the operation Of Catlarcs generally .-Dosc Goiq
10 6.-Price 20 cts. per Dor.
STOMACH PtLLs-Thesc are a mill lava,iv. s,r1uis,,,
the stomach to healthy action, the op ration g. mt III
loved by chat cols patton which iu.i, attends tha t,s
ratharic r,m,li,s. rhey have we'd blneaca. ia H..
cure % Colds AMI Coughs oi every ut-l t0t, as . AZ
the Ingredients have especial affinity t. Tie ,r,i w
respra,ion.--Dose from 10 4. Price % c,nh
PULMONARY BALsAM-This preparation d. hisblyu..ful
in the treatment n Pulmonary 1BfctioBs ami Copb,
long standing.-Price so cents PER bottfs
COMPOUND SYRUP or COMPREY This syru,, f.. +, n.
used In all cases Of ProiGe Mensrntlon, Fulf Ahus ~
Whites and all Female wcakue-s-Price 75e mr. b,i,
FESIALE RESTORATIVE COKDfAL-Tlds is n s,f. a,l
certain remedy tur Retention and su,fr u ia. N,.,
Painful Mcnstruatlon, &c.-Price 81 cats pr boiil.
Also. yegctbIe Nenn.'uge, conpo'oa, Hot rri-, 81 e
Compound Tincturc of shulcnp and waterman.
Also, Tncur-- Of L,a, III plr,0t, MluiraLci Bain.ny
Opium, Lupu m AMI N-rfir'u ylrid, t.rathrr si,i - 80
era ass rnett ~ bltalic and Ercctc rn.- intuirs
te iir-" stock - Nel.rincs l Us 200, lat Dr. CAftlFl
which "i Ice s'h' m ngrsa reduction in iie original
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Keeps constantly Prepared and for S1iesllc oil,uio
DICINEs.
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HOW RID ASSO IA r 10 y =,
III RIEIbADEh "A.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE MIMI.

=
IMP RTANT ANNOYING MENT.
r, all pr.ons afflicted with seSual diseases. such spE
MAToRiIlHA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. GON0EKII1A
OLELr, SYPHILIS te Vice u ONANlSMo IT sELf-ADJ 81
&c. &c.
Tie HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view q the awful g.
sruction of human life caused by sexual diseases and t
dec'pous Irac,d upon the unfortunate victims Of such dis
by Qdacks. have directed their Consulting surg'o
CHARITABLE ACT worthy - their e. -iNc MEDIC Al.
ADVICE GRATIS, o. all parsons tus afflicted Who Apply by
letter. ah description u their condition. (are, occupaii.
habits # l Nc Il IN II poverty and snf
i-rius. ~ FURNISH MEDICINES FREE ~ CHARGE
The Howard Association j. benevolent Institution, rsiah
sci ~ special cioamrn for the relief ed The -ick AMI d.
tp., afflicted with .Niru,ft aud Epidemic Disease is
as surplus 81 which tn Directors have Voisl
t., eNlnl in a, rrti-ing the ab,ye uoc. II T. nes, %
add that %, Association inniris the highest Medical skli
of ie ae-, and W furnish tie most approved m'.i,rn trt
Jus; Published 10y tl4c Association, X lrrt on Slermat
rhra or Seminal Mrak,ss, the Vice Of Oi.ain, Maure
ton self Alusr. and otier diseases # IT, Sexual urnts
ly Tire Consulting Surgeon, whh will be il mai,
-al cnyeloIa) FREE OF CHARGE, the receipt OF TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address, Dr. GRO. II. CALHOt y, Consulting surge
Iiwani Association, No. south NINTH street, Tad-
plia Pa. by order Il the Directors.
EZRA d. IlEARTWELL, President
Gro. FAlRFirip, SECRETARY. ly-5e
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T.. A. CHAPLIN. Superintendent
Superintendent Once, Keene, April 10, 1858.
rs:5.ss5 s.y-s.s VERMONT VALLEY y BAL IL

:i:.ii:sss!,sfROAp. On and after MONDAY, NOP Ind
s-EZ1=ls57, TRAINS will run rs follows
Leave Bellows Falls for Brat,lcbor So A. NJ and 40 p
NJ Returning leave Bratil horl Believe Falls 10 20 A. NJ
and 10 p. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Fails at
90 A. NJ Bruttl.bnro II 10. T. VI.
The two Passenger Train. this route. connect South with
the Vermont Maslcsctts and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport direct t.
New York On the North with the Kuitul Burlington. Sui
h,an Vermont Central. Vermont n Canada, Connecticut and
passunp.lc Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communication
with Whitehall saratoga a Schenectady, II. Juhnsbury aud
White Mountains Burlington anl 1u.r's Point Uglcsbursh
and Montreal VI SloAT, Superintendent
Vt. Valley X. Il. Once, Noy. > 1851 -
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Js5s,s sdssyss5-7 RUTLAND BURLINGTON
:s.ss;i1 Il ABROAD. On and nfter Mnnlay DE-

w.
LIKE ccinb,r II, Trains will follows, to wit
Leave Fiichinirs Depot, Boston, at 80 and ll00 A. VI.
Fitchhurg at $50 A. VI. aud lao =. VI.
Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington at IL VI.
Rutland fir Bellows Pals at 5.ij an1 II 90. 4. VI AMI
l2r.M
Rutland Cor Burling' NJ 10 Il \. NJ. 3.lj T. VI.
Burlington for Rutland aud Bellows Fails, at 81 A. NJ
and 7;l5 =. VI.
Both go through Darlington same day, arr' Ing at
S 81 \ VI. and SOS T.. VI.
At Burlington Trains unrcl with Lake CHAMPAIGN Seau-
crs asl rrin. Il rnnoi Central Road. At Rntland with
Trains Troy, ALBANY, and NewNork Saratoga Springs,
Schcncraly aud thu W.T.. Al Bellows Pals with Trains II
thu Cheshire Road for hire. Worcester. Lowell. AMI
ton with VI Nall,, I,iai for Rracr, springfield Hart
frl New Haven, aud Ncv-NurA. And with sullivan Road
Er Wnl-or White River junction, and the White Mountains
'Fr,igilt Train with Passenger Car.
Passengers going Wet Will hnd this the cheapest aud
lir-t route. Ticket. ani All necessary information,
De- had at the bellows Fall Ticket ufiee.
L. \. CIIAPlN, Superintendent.
Doc :. 1857. II
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.


r. Il. EDDx so,is Inr. Of pa , l;s At
No. 20 STATE oppos Kry strsi los ION ACT Of 1901
4 fTER AN EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF UPWARDS OF
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Washington.
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Testimonials. Turing the time occupied the on;cc
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business at the Patent ocr Solicitor OF rr curir Pa.
tents There wrre few, any persons netting that CAPACITY
VINO hah 50 much business before the ratr ucci and tre
we're none who conducted it with k lily ami So
cess n gard Mr.. Eddy the hD.t informed "a
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NJ hesitation In assuring that thtv cafut; rltp,
person more competent and trustworthy and n, r. ctat
early aud favorable consideration the Patent Office
EpNCND BURKE, Late Commissioner Of Patents
From The present Commissioner.
Arcrsr 18th, 1885 During time have held the office
OF Commissioner Of Patents, L. ii Eddy, ESD Of boston has
the Office, solicitor. lie ia thoroughly acou,inted with
the law and the rules Of practice Of the ONCE. regard him
as one oi the most capable and practitoes with
whom have had official Intercourse Ci'AS. MASON
H'- CommtssfOner Of Patents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-01
RAuLROID NOTICES.
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Eis...sfs sss.slTICE CHANGE or TRAINS. 800
LILLE On and after MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1858,
trains will run ms follows
SOUTH
The MoRSrNg TRAIN will leave Windsor ut $50 Caremont
at $50 and Charestown at 100 NJ connecting at Rel.
lows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Lowell ana
Worcester and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
New York, &c. H.. -, ID.
The MMS TRAIN will leave Windsor at ~ OArimomt a.
Falls with Cheshire and Vermont Valley Railroads
NORTH. go
Tile MAI, TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls at 1890 Charles
town at l249, and Caremont 10 p MI connecting at
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad Tor Montpeer bu
ngton, Rouse's Point Montreal Ogdensburg, Nc and at
white River Junction with passumpsic railroad for wells
River, ltcton, st Johnsbury, Barton, &c. q. 81,
The EVENING TRAIN will leave Bellows Hals At 49, ,ns
town al O5 and Caremont at 2S r. NJ. for Windsor
q. MERRILL, superintendent
ChlrlnsinNm. Anril 9Th. 1Sh1