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hid, six, Cloth, and Burkskin Gloves.
six and satin Ties. searfs, and rra,,

IUsr 10 hand, ohoice lot Of best quality u Giayes
ID embracing every color q hid, silk Cloth Rao !
skis, etc. flane-tfI "A Nr.TlI
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RETAIL PRICE OF FLoUR

All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place IN the city free Of charge When selling by
retail prices. j u BAITNAN a 90
Mar25-ly.
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Gbanferp Sales
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
Thomas B. McEwen ct ais rs Nance & Ma,loct ., Gle
ana nance Matlock e; ais Thos B. McEwen ct ais
| pursuance OF decree OF the Chancery Court at
yiIe at us November Term 1857 in the above
causes VIII sell on the Public Square i'm this city
on the IoIH DAY OF APRIL, 1855, TO the highest bid
on eFeait oil one, two and three years lots Nos
Il, y ana "A IN the division of the Wilson, snring
property On one of these Lots Wilson'S spripg e
s4tIate ,o =, {. d. BRIEN, C & NJ.
LA Ao-U1 Cnancery Court al Nashville
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yrF-r<@1S, NEW SUPPLY OF PRINT
kl.-~~@yssS EIiS INK.-we have Just received frem
New-forN, new supply of Printers Ink, which we
are Offering for safe low Tor cash
SMITH, CAMP & CO.,
Jan2o-u Patriot Onlce
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To our Old Customers s. Friends

ATE have now located ourselves at No. u Deade-
w rick Street. whore are prepared 20 furnish
them with all kinds Of drinks, such Brandy Whisky
Gu and Wines Oi all descriptions Of the best qualities
also tobacco, smoking and chewing, with a variety of
the best cigars Our desires do every thing %
cater 10 the tastes OF patrons. Call gentlemen
try for yourselves, a. are always nt our post
JanSo-3m j. l.. PRICE & J. r. EMERY
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shirts and Collars

IUSI 20 hand another invoice % shirts which w
81 warrant "a be superior Ia every way aud 20 4
better than any other style h or without collars
preferred, for sale low by
fcbo-u J. H. McGII-
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CHEAP FOR CASH

'I'o make room for new supplies will sell my re-
4 naming stock of HE4 " BOOTS. SHOES 4 Nd
BROGANS, at cost for Cash have also various
KINDS "i LADIES, MISSES and CEiILDREN'S wear
at reduced prices Call for cash bargains at - College
street, Holm PAMACE
apr3-f
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OF 900 to SO 600 of 400 to 80 900 of 400 to 10 Ooo
of 400 to S., 900.
whole Tickets $40; Halves 81 o; Quar-
GERS SIS.
Prizes cashed at sight per cent. discount
Bills on the Nashville City Banks taken at par
a drawing Will be forwarded as soon the result
becomes known
HB- All orders for Schemes Tickets to be ad-
dressed to DON RODRIGUEZ, (care of City Post)
Charleston, So. Ca. mar2q-td "
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Markets by TeIepranb

New ORLEANS, April 7-Cotton.-Sales
lO,5OO bales; prices very full. IIa Molasses
80. Sugar 64(G7. Flour 25(94 374. Other
articles unchanged.
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n OVELS.

-
The following LIST 81 Novels. Of which are late
Works, viii be sold at - cts. Der volume
ihE oib EfcAEACE; Cons CUT Cu8NEFs;
BLANCHE DEARwooD; LUcY Busrox:
GHE OD INN. Mgg pAEuSGrox.
FLoup AND FiEtD; NlEN AND WOMEN.
The Nav PrKUIAsE; THE MumFr's MISTAKE.
NEEKY Noun. IANNEl.E.
JAMES MoNIJol; AnaE NoIT.
CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE; WINNIE AND I;
HOUSEHOLD MNSTEEIE~; NELLIE oF Truro;
'iE'E Han; \ WANsIpE GITursE;
Tina SECOND MARRIAGE; I.ur or SCltAMY1;
BERTHA AND LniH, IuuLY AND XII:
Coon TINE COMING; REEciCRoFr;
THE MoNEY MAKER; INGENr:
CARRIE EHES'N; TIE BARCLAYS;
Ing Two ROADS; IiRY;
TuE i'EcHIGIr; RACHEL GRAY;
FoEIs'I TRAGEDY; AMY LEE;
rHE Masters HoUSE; Tug WfNKrEs.
lhlL SMITH ABROAD; MARRIAGE A LOTTERY:
MY IIISr SEASON, Mimic LIE;
IHE FARM FENCE, Nl,TlUiA:
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
ap'-u nag College st! Get.
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1898. j. Ii. McGill. 1855.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN,S
FURNISHING AND FANCY STORE,

SNH11NH NOA4NbU otACGL anu Lut fuDIlc Square.
/ AhlNG Just received every style OF shell, ivory
huhAIo ana Horn Pun, Iuckng, side, Pine tooth
dud Rediing Combs. Also Ivory Rosewood she'll and
hGhA!" HAIR, Tooth, Nail, Flesh, shaving and Cloth
brushes small Toilet Mirrors, LADIES aud tienteurnis
dressing Eases Tor travelling for the room; Morocco
Bag Cabasi furnished anu gHfuruished. Ebony Work
Boxes, and nae Writlng Desks Val sell al prices 70
SUR lisc b4iirs Jan. Eff
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VEST BUTTONS.

IIANiNG replenished my st"cG Of shell, CaIneo and
l. Stone Vest and Sleeve Buttons, wall sell theln
'hSap lof CASH J. Ii AoGlII-
Jau. 1T
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Nails.

> 000 KEGS Shoenberger's Nails, all sizes;
~,OOO loo kegs -four barrel nails
100 " finishing
100 &. fencing
SO I" g. 5, and inch Spikes; In store
and for sale by ". H. GORDON 4 90
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REMOVAL.

l. u M M X X q co =,
Having Moved to the New story
House, No. io3 Main.st-, cor. sth,
ARE Now PREPARED TO FURNISH,
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
ALLOW PRICES FORCAsH,
Wr,h GLASS Of ati .tst., 5rom $40 TO aos< 60
SASH, {rrimed and Glazed " deslffdjJ
LINSEED OIL, (Raw or Boiled;)
LARD AND COTToN-SEED OIL,
Cor Lubricating and Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
PURE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURpENTlNE;
ALCOHOL;
VAR MS H E s AN JAPAN.
We also manufacture whites Compound
Drier,' which is superior to any other drer III the
market.
We have constantly in stock Whiting, Venetian
Red ochres, Chrome, Paris Green, umbers, Siennas,
Lampblack, Vandyke Brown, Red Lead, Litharge,
&C., dc. Also, Paint Brushes, Glazicrs Diamonds,
tilaziers.s Points, Gold Leaf, DC.
We have a large stock Of Hardware, which hav-
ing been received within the past twelve months,
is all new and fresh, and wishing TO close this
ly low figures. The stock comprises good assort-
ment of bu iding materials adapted to the Western
market, and Carpenters Tools.
| Nc We invite the attention of Country Mer-
chants to our stock, feeling assured that can
sell them goods at ior prices rs they find in
| ST. Louis or any other Western city,
| We solicit the attention Of Merchants, Painter.
and Builders To our new place of business,
! No. 1913 Main street, neal 10 Wooster Tfmpiin's
| Apr2sd PLUMMER & co.
l -
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Cc-ayartiaersl,ip.

CC-partnersbip
The undersigned, having formed IL CO. Partner
ship uaaer tne and styte 81 llaincs Brother,
and purchased the entire interest at ii $, farrar,
wlll oentiune She business u manufacturing sash,
Doors, Biuas Flooring, rump-Tuhtng, ac., at
the sd stand, corner u 8 Bluff Streets near the
eokuk 4 Fl Des MONIES Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HsINRS,
Esekis sept -, 81. p q, HAINEs.
ettS.ix
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4 xTRAORDINAhY INDIoEmEnT,
TO TRADE

Atthc s'Nbmble Afxpence.''
I AM now receiving my Spring and 8 umme stock
l. Of Dr 3oods, Hats and bonnets, Boots and
shoes, crooKery Ware, 80, direct from the Eastern
eites, which comprises an extensive variety in all
these departments. My stock will compare favor
ably with any in the city in point Of variety and
quality, and tits we'll known TACT thstthe prices
are all riqks.
OF Dress Goods, l have Silks. Tissues, Bareees
Lawns. Barge Deiaines, EhAiiies, Poplins, NAien
elan Plaids, Debaize, Argan,ines, Lawn Robes
&c.
Ofstaple Goods, heAvybrowndom estic ,bleacbsd
do 0snaburgs, drills, tekings prints Nc
ALSO, Linen Goods OF all kinde--white ami
brown for pants white and brown table diapeI
crash and diapeytoweling, Irish linen, brown do.
ALSO, summer shaeIs, black silk Nessttss, erl-
broideries, iaees, pocket handkerchief. hosiery,
denaeTs.i
Also, anassor tmtnt Of Summer Cloth ing and
necessary articles too numerous 10 mention.
ASDi IN connection with the above, keep An as
sortment Of Qucensware and Groeeries, the latter
Of which still continue To sell ~ wholcsal
prices fresh lot Of choice Teas diree, from tho
Canton Tea Co., New York, viii ch are warranted to
give entire satisfaction or the money will be re-
funded
thnk can nov oifer Il nd ueemenis not 10 beck.
eelled Ny any house in this city.
IL there is any article you cannot find anywhere
eise, Jasi cailatthe Eimbie sixpencc-- any where
along Main-strset.
j., S.-Tbese are not cid goods--haye NOT been on
hard atacs hs gear one.
Nos. 81, rs, ~ nndI89 main.st.
$. S. BILLINGS.
kcoku k Iowa ApYiI t7-dkv
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:
4 no. -5 utrN-ST. U.oKIE
IHLAE CAS- r. EIChE'
!
.pusr 1855,
4, q q ID 81
]
hmbraS'lg maeu larger ana more genera as
sort"ent at
600,
Than ever before offered in this market My
Goods have all been bought within the
last month for CASH, aud at
Pdees that Cash oni, TINS
SP''a .,. 9oa,''D'
AND wnL M soLp Ar RACES
Eg~FOR CASH !~&&
That no other each or credit store will attempt to
compete with
raGle ana wlii p soLp a. fn.sh y 'has WA 's
go
on hand rad ana willing 10 impart fayors to all
who want to buy
Fine orcaodie Nuslins. Fine Berere
p.ha. r;., p..n,s rha,,;ns
~ 0Ns'S SH"'s 49, -
~"
flain laheta, htacA NateFea, ioulet Joie,
Satin du'Chine, and PLAIN Black
SILKS, at Bargains.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or Ne"
Stella, Ihlbet and Crane SliANLS, Lace
and SILK MANTlLLAS and TALMAS.
PRINTS. GtNGUAMs AND DE LANES,
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Stuger's sewing Machine.
LNDh all Misunderstanding PURPOSES, singers Sew
Il ing Machines are deemed Indispensable. Ite
public insist upon having their clothing. Ae, tnBee
~ them. Singer sniiiy Sewing Machine i the
latest presented for competition, and beng ar
ranged With fall knowledge 81 the defects III oth
machines for similar uses. has atpided or renttdrd
them all. IL Il the bRHdsan5*t sewing Machine
ever G.ade, ana he eaEiest e. learD a. operate.
Its excellent mechanical principles ara qualities
afe readily Appreciated - there acquainted With
sewing machines, ana give assurance ui thc5f bc.
coming Gn ally adeTt,d. Apply Tor /. y
sanger a 70. paxettr. toT les sNpFaicd grass.
westsrn Office lsa LAX sir.,i ChIcgEu.
faehs3sm Mi. BEGDIBftE, AgeEt.
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RnOM - Ia SCn1ynMsA AGENCY.
MSnsreal Ocsan sseanshiP Co's
STEAM Al SHIPS.

ISIS
~
ANayn vow HnpTli- A NppfcAg
pnuruf N 1r.~s SnpTu pJsiqnN fncv
Enga crnTY ~ -, rryynapiIN Tncr,
= - 49,,
-,,.,,t
nInn,IE 70 CONGESTION with the ehhNp Al's =
-the canadian government 10 transport
q. -.
DATES VI sAiLlNo.
psox auHsSc. FROM Li'kHwois
h'ercry alternate satnr- Every alterhate "gn t
nay rom me azhd o. gay rom ,he en,L 7,
Noysmh., i,e.as,va ndtah.r inclusive
Dursnc III vsnier ,ao,ths tbe.e vessels connect
with hsf;PAND TgITSK RAILROAD an Fort.
land
RATES OF PASSAGE;
- -, i. ~ c.-.-.t CO.,
.a9aeo 20 nsne. I"g5 I'm 81 - - ~ ~
ssStfh ana "hasp 1AeNh
.. .u oeainefs, een,s,oa
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ers Is solicited. Our stee
the following:
$50 bss prime Rio Coffee
100 pockcts o Id Gov. j o.
va DO
rs hhds NO. Sugars,
500 bills Belchcr's rein.
cd and clarified do
400 bbls N. o. sugar
house MolAsses
800 ! bbls do do
70 10 gal kegs 10 do
70 Mis Bclcher' s6old :
en- syrup,
70 ! bbls do do
10 10 gal kegs do
70 bbls Sweet Cider,
% bgf Cotton Yarn,
~ baica Batting,
ooo bgn q. A. Salt,
1000 bgs daisy do
Ioo doz cans Cove oys-
ters,
Sp doz caus asst Pix
Fruit,
bV doIcnsfresb Peach
et,
z5doz cansfreshStraw
berries.
ao bxs quart and l gal
Ion Pickles,
30 bxs Tomato Catsup
DO bxs Pepper Sauce,
100 kgs supercA soda
20 ekssodn saieratus,
100 brs Babbest's sale
ratus in ID papers, 9
tuo bsss 40 Glass
10 bxs 10 El2 do
10 brs lg,< u, loS 10
lo>; IL, lpr 20, and
iZS Is glass,
l5o bxsprims new Raj
sins,
zoe drums new Figs,
! case Citron,
] cask Eng, Currants
A large stock Of Ma
nilla Jutr Cordsge,
100 doS Hemp and Ma.
nilIa bed cords,
so bales Cotton Irvine
zoo do Hemp do
100 doz Preston 4 Aer
rill'sfeast Powder
Al
200 Tuns Of assorte,
Bar and Bundle
Iron,
l6 blacksmith Bellows
20 Mouse hole Anvils
| IL American do
| 2 tuns genuine 0riMr
| horse Nsiis--direc
| inportstion-T,e,!
and l0d,
| scasks Bright Log
| Chains,
All Of which will be
rates NY {
| March 4, 1s66.-dw
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@ R Nd TRu NIX RAIlR q A u
OF CANADA.

~ADELIGHTRuL 4 ROMANTIC R0uTH-ss
FROM TEE WEST TO
Boston, Nesr York, aud the Eastern States
Fla fhs MteAieaa CrattRl greet Uester-
Oqdensbareh & IermpHf CcnfrGl and
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity of
dsrful scenery in the world, intulins Toronto
Essssra Fath. srapsaron Bridge, 7heHsaad Iseilss,
Rapids az The 81 LatrFeae, QAtbtc si5streai IpAfe
MoaHfdips, the Tubular Bi6ge, tnecrig icu uic az
ienafh}, Late Champlain, Fats Of Aloutalo,eac,,
Hudson Riref, ete. ETC
On and after May J., 1888, Baggage viii be
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EuTsHASTS.
Passages may BIZ secured at tbe ofice Of the Com
pany in Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol uull
Aberdeen and Montrese. An agent ef the e. RAM
TRUNK RAILROAD supetiutends the removal Il
emigrants and baggage At Quebec free If charge
Fare from $50 10 $50 70 Chicago, ineludia !
cooked provisions
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI ia N
OF re, 800 Tons AND zoo FEET LONG.
IL under contract TO this Company for one or more
trips TO Portland. Tourists rctufn tickets from
Chicago 10 the principal towns IN Europe will
shortly be issued. Iiehets from Chicago for all
points bast, also faf The LeyiatGan, On isr thc NJ
o.s. ssco.'s shiGs be ehtairtd a, the oGc,
of the Grand Trunk kaistSa4, $50. 1G peal beti
street, Chicago
J. WHARFAGE,
3. Agent Of siraad Trunk K. x. Co., 81 Canada,
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Roofs, Roofs Roofs.
suHSTANTIAL, SAFE, CHEAP!
ISAAC RENAUD,
Chemical Cement Roofer,

Office in VIM. o. Daniel's Store, Fourth
Street, befwsen Main and johnson,
WiLL manufacture and put on = superior
w Cement Roofing suitable for all kinds Of build
ings. II IL applied either on felt or canvass and
to roofs Of any grade, from OF an inch up TO one
fourth pitch, and is equally durable in all cases.
IL Is we'll adapted to cover corpices, walls Of all
kinds, and to cement all kinds of roofs to the wall
and protect them perfectly from water. II In the
most suita bic roofing for vernadAhs or porches
walking over il viii not injure il in the least
II Will become hard In all temperatures, thus
making the most desirable roofing for promen AIDES.
This valuable roofing has been thoroughly tested
for more than nine years, and has remained fast
and aninjursd. II has been in In this city for
three years, and has given entire satisfaction.
For further information please call al the once
1t trouble TO show specimens Of roofs VI three
years standing free from leaks or repairs snd
injured. Among the many persons who have used
II IN keokuk are the following:
u. W kilbourne, IS. arkwather,
j.. PARROT, Jas. Il. Bruce,
Hawkins Taylor, VIM. o. Daniel,
j. W. johnson, A. Wslcott,
Sam'l Pollock, ]. d. Howell,
Dir. Hicks, Dir. Knowles,
s. S.vAil l. Co., j. Clark,
fickicn Lucas, X. Bower,
| Scofeld Bro, ID. Reddington.
| Mind one thing--this roof 10 more dre-proof
| than any other, not excepting even slate.
| apr20d3u
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xi.G6G,lsO.Io

&t.O6G, h3O.l0
LIABILITIES.
For claims adjusted ami unnd-
fafted and not due....,... .....,s Io3, 7fi.5s
IIioS. X. BRACE, JR., sec y.
Hartford, July i, 1883.
STATE on cossEcTIcur, HARTFORD Co., 81.
HARTFORD, July ], 1858.
Personally appeared before me, Justice Of the
Peace, duly qualified to administer oaths, Thomas
II. Brace, jr., Secretary, and male solemn oath
that the foregoing Statement OF the Assets and
condition If the Etnn Insurance Company Is true.
HENRY fOW LEK, Justice of the Peace.
+. q. RIPLEY, President.
I. A. ALEXANDER, Vice President.
I. X. BRAcf, jf,, seo'y
49, Agencies III all the principal cities aud
towns throughout this State. Policies issued
without del lay at the office Of the Company corner
Il Main aud ID SIS, he0kuk, by
ii. b. TEN ElCR,
jyiTd1w State Agent.
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NNNrt tNtEtS NY Etsfsr*-h s.sssssss
HARTFORD BANKS, S23O.ll2 81

Viz: 300 shares phgniS Bark Stock. 80 90
400 shares Farmers s. Mechanics Bank, 40 ,ou
800 g Exchange Bank stock........ Is, so
$40 State bank stock........ 49,, 27,Go
100 Ctty . !" ,..,-......... | 80
lV0 County /" ...,.....,... $50
$50 :. Conn. River Bank stoek..... s,5s
ilD 8. Hartford /" - So u
100 g Charter Oak 81 q 80 10 20
leo % Merchants Manufacturer 10 u6
100 Ifna RANT Stark IN IA
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In compliance With these enactments, have ap-
pointed commissioner who has proceeded to Para
quay, with full powers and instructions 70 settle
these differences in an anicable and peaceful man
ner, it this Be prsrticable His experience
and discretion Justify the hope thathe may
prove successful in convincing the ParHglayan Gov
eminent that It IS due both honor and justice that
they should Voluntarily make stonement Tor the
wrongs which they have committed against the
United States, and idemnify our injurned citizens
whom they have fOrciby despoed Of their property.
Should Commissioner prove nnnooessia sligF 1esrs
no Alternative will remain t empoymont rc 10 OBJ
Just frUm Paraguay. In Of this
genc the Secretary Of the Nay nd my direction, has ttd
Ayres which, becred viii prove sufficient tho occasion
L dFEire, however 40 may
airy 70 resort TO this last sit rnat.ye.
When Congress met ia d cember last the bust
ness of lhe oeunsry bad just been crushed By one
those periodical reyu sieRs vhch are the inevitable
consequences Of our uDsound and eKtrsvagsnt system
Of bank credits and i h8ied currency. With ell
Inc element. Of rational Eeslh il abundance, our
manufactures we're suspended, useful public
and private Enterprises we're arrested. and Thousands
Of lsb3reTs we're deprived CT employment and re-
duoed 10 want. Universal distress prevailed
among The commercial, manufacturing, and me-
cbaBlcal classes This Teyulsion wac felt The more
everey in the Uuited States because similar
causes had produced the ike deplOrable effects
throughout the commercial nations Of Europe. AL
were experiepeiB sad reYerses At the same mo
ment Our manufacturers every where suffered
severely not because Of the recent reduction in the
he tariff Of duties on Imports, but because there
Was no demand at any price for their productions
The people were obliged 10 restrict themselves IN
their purchases 10 articles Of prime necessity.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-23

EEtFszsEps BOSTON. d6 WORCESTER
S.ssSi1a7a5SS RAILR0A D.-Summer Arrangement com
mencing Monday aiay 81. 1865
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, as follows
Leave Worcester at Steamboat, z, $40 3. 120,
Exp, Is, II 45 Exp p The 4, l. $40 a. m, 20
ana 10 trains start from the Foster street station
The and ll.45 p NJ. trains start from the Western
Railroad station.
Mibur,, 6 10 a. N 55 p m.
Milford, 40, 8 As a. 10 4 80 p. IN.
Northb9rO', Z, $40 q. M, AIS p. m.
Marlboro 720 10 m, 4.35 p. m
Framingham Centre, 745 10 rs a. M, p.
Framingham Steamboat, 8, 10.45 a. M, 2.20, 4.45,
SIS, 1880
saxonvile, $50 a. m, p, m.
Newton, $40. s73O, 1885, Wor-, o, III. .15 Wor., a.
IN, 90 70 80, *5.45 Wor,, 6, 8.l5 p no.
g. A., 9 p, m.
Needham Plain, 8, 8 10 a. NE, 1905 m.
West Newton Station.
TRAINS FOR W0RC ESTER as follows
For Worcester, at 700 $50 Express a. m, 1S0 8 Ex
press, 80, $50 Express, 6 p. m.
Millhury, 90 a. M, 80 p. m
Milford, 90 a. M 1.30 80 p. m.
Ncrthboro' Z, =. m. l SO 480 j.. m.
Marlboro, 10 a. m, lS0, 80 p. m,
Birmingham Centre, 100 a. M, I3O, 4.3O p. m.
Saxonyille, 800 = m, p
Newton 100 Ror., as, 8 a. m, 12 1.30 Wor 230
4.30 Wor., 8, 8, 7, Is p m.
Brookline, 7l5, 1876 sO5, II a M, 12l5, 215. S.15
8 o. 6.15, 15 $50 Pc m.
Q. r. Branch, Is a m, IL IL, 8 is, ais p m.
Albany, TOO $50 Express M, 1,3n Express, p. m
New York via Springfield, 80 Express M. Express
p.
New YORK, via Norwich, 8 so Express, p. m.
~ New York Sunday Mail Train at p. m.
Express Trains stop only at Birmingham.
Boston, May 21' 1858. g. TWICHELL. supt.
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Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-23
BOSTON ADVERTISER ENTS.
A mHkIcAN < FOREIGN PATENTS,

r. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
(L.ate Agent OF u. Patent Office Washington, under
the Act Of 1887
10 state sFs, opposite Auby st.s Boston,
After extensive practice Of upwards twenty years
continues to secure Patents in the United Staes also in
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
Caveats, specifications Assignments, aud all papers or
drawings, for patents executed liberal TERMS aud with
despatch. Researches made into American Foreign
works, determine the validity or utility Of Patents or
lnYentions-and legal or other advice rendered in all
matters touching he Copies ofclams Of any Pa
tent furnished by remittiug dollar Assgnmentsre-
corded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through inventors have advantages for securing
patents asceFaiRing the patensby Of inventions,
unsurpassed by,n not immeasurably superior to, any
which be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials
below given prove that none is MORE sUCC CEsSFCL AT
THE PATENT 0FFIoE, than the subscribers and
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY ne would add that he has abundant
10 believe and prove that at other Office Of the kind
are the charges for professional services moderate
The immense practice OF the subscriber during twenty
years past has enabled him accumulate vast coec-
ton Of specifications and official decisions relative pa
tents These besides his very extensive library OF legal
aud mechanical works and ful accounts Of patents
granted in the United States and Europe render him able
beyond question to offer superior facilities for obtaining
patents
All necessity Of journey to Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here savsd
INVENTORS.
TEsTIMoMALs.
"Durlng the time occupied the Office Of Commissioner
Patents r. Il Eddy, Esq Of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents. There
were few, if any, persons acting in that capacity who had
SO much business before the Paen Office and there
none who conducted 1t with SKILL fidelity, and
cess regard MIR Eddy Of the best informed and
skiul Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
employ person more competent and Trustworthy, and
more capable CT putting their applications in form TO
for them early AMI favorable consideration ia
the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents.
From the preSent Commissioner.
tAugust H. 1855 During the time have held the
Office Of commissioner Of Patents R. Il. Eddy, Esq, Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
of business with the Office, Solicitor. He is thor
oughy acquainted with the law and the rules Of practice
Of the Office. regard him Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had ois
eia intercourse. CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan !, 1857. deod&wlam