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MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.

WORCESTER, Aug. I.
The weather is delightful, and the atten-
dance is very large, the morning trains have
ing come in very full, and among the dele
gates are many active politicians who have
not heretofore been actively connected with
the Republican movement. The work Of
consolidating is being done up well. The
floor Of the hall is filled with delegates and
the galleries are crowded with spectators.
The Convention was organized by the choice
Of John A. Andrews Of Boston, President.
Mr.. Andrews on taking the chair was re-
peatedly applauded, Gov Banks is re-nom-
mated by acclamation.
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TIE AFRI CANS TO GO TO LIBE-
RIA.

WASHINGTON, Sept. q.
The Secretary of the Navy to-day conclud-
ed an agreement for chartering four of Crom.
wells line of Southern Steamers to serve
with the Paraguay expedition,
In addition to Capt Chauncey, Lieuts
Maloney, Burnett, Nelson, Mitchell and
Drake, together with Purser Upham, have
been ordered to the steamer Niagara, which is
to be ready within seven days, to proceed to
Charleston and receive on board the captured
Africans. They are to be taken to the Coast
Of Liberia under the charge of special agent
and kept supported there by our Government
until they can be otherwise provided for.
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VNHE SECOND ANNUAL AND FOURTH
i Meeting of the WESTERN VERMONT
MUSICAL ASSOCIATION will be held a,
burlington, Vermont, under the direction Of
MR.. GEO. F. ROOT assisted by MRS. ROOT,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Tuesday Septem.
Der 2lst, at Concert Hall, on Church street and
continue three days in succession. The exercises
Of each day will be as follows, viz
MORNING SESSION.
From to 10 A. M.-Singng of Church Music
with reference to reading Music, appropriate adapt
alton, expression, &c.
From 10 to ll-Miscelaneous Exercises as may
be thought best for the interests of the Convention
From II to 12-Vocal Training, or Cultivation
of the Voice, including instruction and exercises
in Position Breathing, Proper Muscular Action
in Singing, Vowel and Consonant elements. Rcson-
ancc md different qualities Of tone.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
From to 3-Pnrt Song and Glcc Singing, in
Guiding ins .ructon in Phrasng and other matters
relating to Style and Expression.
From to Tho same, with Miscellaneous
practice with remarks on various styles of Music
and their performance.
From to 5-Miscellaneous Exercises aud Prac-
tice at discretion
EVENING SESSION.
From 7 to s--Church Music, including instruct
ion in Hymnolog, Chanting Anthems, Choruses &c
FROM 10 o-lhe same practice, with reference
to Public Performance.
The Convention will close on Thursday evening,
the 23d, with
p L B L | c CON &c RT.
AT THE TOWN HALL.
Tickets for the Full Course (ncluding Concert,
for each Gentleman one dollar; for each Lady fifty
cents. any Lady or Gentleman wishing to attend
any or all Of the exercises of the Convention with
out taking part in the same, can do so by purchas
ing ticket for the Course. Tickets for the Con-
cert % cents, which, with the Tickets for the
Convention, can be had at the Music Store of
W. W. PARTRIDGE.
Clergymen of all denominations are cordially in
vitcd to attend the exercises Of the Convention.
1t is hoped that all persons attending the Con-
vcntion will be punctual at the opening
The hospitalites of the inhabitants of Burlng-
ton gratuitously offered to the members of the
Convention.
Persons will be conveyed to and from the Con-
vention on the Rutland and Burlington Railroad,
for FARE ONE WAY
W. W. PARTRIDGE, Pres't.
ID. II. HOWARD, V. Pres't.
S. L. BATES, Secretary.
September 2, 1858. d6w
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I r L Il I | VI T..
4 RJCAN WAT CHES.

Il NHESE superior Watches are made by the aid
of new and original machinery, expressly de-
signed to secure nth iow price, a FINE, sUBsTAS-
TIAL and UNIFORMLY RELIABLE time keeper. The
movement are new in construction, have been pro-
nounced by highest authorities to be fauhiess
m Winc,pie and quality, and have been proved by
the most exacting tests to be unfailing in action.
These watches made entire from the crude ma
terials, i'll single establishment by connected and
uniform processeS-the factory being organized
upon the same system that has been adopted in the
production Of the unequalled American firearms
which enables us to produce movement at one
haB the price Of foreign movement of the same
quality Each watch is carefully tested, and is
accompanied with the makers certificate and war
ranty for TEN YEARS.
Al foreign matches made By hand, the Ameri-
can watches being the only ones made by machinery
upon uniform system throughout Nearly all
handmade watches defective, and are continu-
ally getting out Of order. In many parts of the
country it is impossible to find good watch repair
ers, and watch repairing is always uncertain and
expensive. The introduction of American watches
diSposes of this difficulty, and country merchants,
well as watch dealers can keep watches part of
their miscellaneous stock, and thus supply their
customers with staple, which may be used as
any other article, without mystery or humbug.
Sold by the trade generally.
Salesroom in Boston, 1913 WASHINGTON STREET,
Gen'l Agents, Messrs. ROBBINS APPLETON,
New York.
APPLETON, TRACY & CO.,
Wins WALTHAM, MASS
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COLONEL SNITI.S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT
- DISTRICT OF cnIrrEyDEy, SIS. : To all persons
concerned in the Estate of Colonel Smith, late of
Burlington, in said District Greeting.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District of Chittenden, on the 4th day
of September A. D. 1853, an Instrument purport-
ing to be the last VA and Testament of Colonel
smith, late of Burlington, in said District deceas-
ed, was presented to the Court aforesaid, for Pro-
bate.
And it is ordered by said Court that the 9th
Jay oil september, AID. 1888, at the Probate Court
hooms in said Burlington, be assigned for proving
enid Instrument, ana that notice thereof be given
to all persons concerned by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington,
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate of said will if you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District, this ith day Of September, A. D. 1858.
wllwj d. FRENCH, Register.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
HOLLOWAY,s PILLs.-Tho change

IIO LLOW a I . FILLS.-Ihe changes OF
climate and, above ALL the varieties of water en-
countered in traversing even a small portion of
the United States trials to the traveller
In order to secure the system from the evil conse-
quences SO frequently resulting from these causes
it is absolutely necessary to be provided with Hol-
loway's justly celebrated Pills. 1t is beyond dis
pute that in all cases where the stomach and bowels
are disturbed by change of air, water or diet Cor
any other cause) they quickly and invariably re-
store the tone of the and the regularity of the
other. Visitors to or residents in the aluvia dis.
tricts of the South and West, will find them Ger.
tain remedy foI bilious affections and intermittent
fcvers. sept9d6w
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WIRES IL SHAW,
Attorneys and COunSellOrs,
(oFFIcE IN PEcK's BLock,)

(oFFICE IN PECK's BLoCK,)
are also agents for the following frst-class
LIFE, FIRE & MARINE INsURANCE,
Companies and will take risks and make insurance
promptly, on application at the Office, or by letter
TNTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Conncc.
Z1Lticut. Capital, 100000.
HOME INSURANCE CO., New York Capital,
L 100000.
CONNECTICUT FIRE insurance. CO., Hart
~ ford, Conn. Capital, S200,000
NORTH-WES TERN INSURANCE CO., Oswego,
View York. Capital, $500 900.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
Co, Montpelier, Vt. Capital ,i30, 600.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Co, New
~ York. Assets over 81 100000.
QUARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
SHartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500 900
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LILIENTHAL,s TOBACCO.

:. FAMILIAR in their mouths as House hold
II Words" is his " Fine CUT" hearty and
graceful the pufs given to his oronoco;" and
innumerable the noses which are ever turned up "
at his " Maccoboy,"
Fine Cut, Oronoco and Msccoboy are sold to re-
tailers at the Manufacturers prices, by
A. :. DEWEY.
Aug 30, 1858. d7w
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tTAI: NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept ?.
Advices from Leavcnworth to the 3lst ult
say that the SAIL Lake Mails. with dates to
the 1th had arrived.
The election on the "a passed off quietly
The Gontilcs had an opposition ticket, but
Mr.. Osborn. of Green River Co., is the only
one elected to the Legislature. In Salt Lake
Co. their ticket received Sc votes. All was
quiet at the departure of the Mail.
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PnnM EUROPE By STEAMER.

Fl. JOINS, \. F. Sept.
PSI nship Fulton, from Havrc, Cowes 25th
oI...t,h,ut3 p. NJ, arrived off Cape Race on
FRIDAY afternoon,
3Hc.n Victoria ; progress in Germany call
'd iIrth great demonstrations of respect and
Soi will. Her Majesty was making pre-
Isrl.ous for Il royal visit to Leeds.
lac american snip May Flower from New
Orleans, was capsized and totally wrecked.
Ii lives were lost. The Captain and seven
survivors were picked up by the American
,bip Cairo
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FROM KANSAS.
J. EAvENwoRTH, Sept. .

I1EA' LNWUKIH, cVPV' -
Sherman Battery left the Fort this NOR
nIns for Minnesota. Lieut.. Chapman LIST
Dragons arrived here yesterday from Ari-
1ona on sick leave.
The Pixies Peak gold excitement is on the
rapid increase. One company left for the
gold region yesterday, and others are now
organizing.
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II A r X Il 7 =.
BOSTON lIAEI.I:i.


BosToN, Sept. :.
FLOUR.-Thc Flour market is firm, and prices
unchanged; sales of common brands Western at
- 00aj %; fancy brands at 50 2jaj - ard cN.
tras at Sc OOaN 90 = bbl, including all kinds.
GRAIN.-Con-whto S>n90c, with small sales
prime Southern yellow rs cents. the Tendency of
he market is downward white SOC. Oats Nur-
hcrn and Western G0c; Cdnada jCa5jcp bushcll.
PRoNlSlONS.-Becf--M and extra SlGalGl
p Dbl. cash and mos; light mess l3all, Pork
Extra clear $50 jGa2l; clear S2Oa20 80; mess SIS
2jals 49, prime 3lj scale; rump Sl5ai5 80.
Lard-bbls Mt llsal2c p lb, cash and mos; kegs
l3al3ic. Market quiet.
BUTTER-Choice Vermont and New York
diaries 17al9c. Common to fair dull at llal6c.
Ohio l?al7c. Canada Halt, p ID, according to
quality.
CHEESE.-Thc demand is quite active for extra
at 7kasc p lb; common IA &C p b.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET,
BosroS, Wednesday, Sept, s, 1853


At market 1918 Cattle about 1000 Beeves and
G7s Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
ono, two, and three years old. Market beef,
Extra, per cwt., -; LIST quality, 90
aG00; I'd do. 600a6 rs; Sd do. 5 rs; ordinary 90.
Working Oxen from SsOaSl0Oa$l75 per pair.
Cows and Calves, from 3Oa4oa5Oa60. Yearlings
Sal2; Two years old lsa22; Three years old 2ia30.
Sheep and Lambs 500 at market; Prices in lots,
81 GOAL IS each; extra and selections 50 Goa
So each Swine, SIS Western at market
Hides, 7ias 10 per h.; Pelts, 5Oa75c each; Calf
Skins, l2al3c per ID. Tallow, 7asic. Veal Calves,
none at market
REMARKs.-We have but little change to make in
prices of Beef few pair of heavy fat cattle sold
at 81 25 per cwt., but SIS so the ruling prices
for extra. There are a large number Of Cattle
from Maine, mostly Stores
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FROM EvRorE BY STEAMER.

NEW loRh' sept. =.
The steamship Africa from Liverpool, ODD,
arrived at .. p. NJ The announcement of
The collision between the Arabia and Europa
reached England per Atlantic Telegraph, on
goth and was the first public message sen
Eist through the cable.
MI. Tenbroeck s American horse Babylon,
won the Chesterfield and Handicap at York
against field of horses
4 great demonstration was being organ
lied at Killarney in honor of the success of
the Gable in the shape of a banquet to the
Directors Of the Company. \ project was on
foot for running railway to Valentia
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New York. Sent.

The IIerald's Washington Correspondent
says the frigate Niagara has been ordered to
proceed Immediately to Charleston, to carry
back the Africans taken in the the SLAYER
Echo. Commodore Chauncy goes out as
Commander OF the Niagara,
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Price Is cents per Box; Six Foxes for sl.OO
GREEN.uOUSE PLANTS. &c.

DOX, for the bordering of beds, and large va
ID riety of Green house and other Plants, such as
ROSES, GERANIUMS, HYDRANGEAS, &c. &c,
can be obtained at the late residence of Judge
Mech, Shelburne, on application at the residence
Of Mrs Mech, Pearl street, or to the undersigned
d. W. c. CLARKE.
Rurlinpton March 9th, 1858. d. wifi
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THE QUARANTINE RIOT.

WV 1Uhki mug TN.
It is reported that Gov. King has gone to
Albany to proclaim the county of Richmond
in a state Of instruction 10 call out the
military CIR the defence Of the Quarantine
estahlsnmrnt: ~ dreot the authorities 10
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Views of the Week.
y T"irsr phi to the Dahl, Free Press.
TROOPS FOR OREGON.

ST. Louts, Sept. |.
The Fort Bridger correspondent of the Re-
publican says that the 9th Infantry, and
Company of Saprersand Miners, under Lieut..
Duane, arrived there Aug. 9Th The depart
ure Of the 9th Infantry for Walla, Oregon,
was delayed in consequence of insufficient
supplies of clothing and provisions.
The t'ah Indians wcrc committing deprc-
dations
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The Bolleyille Qll.) Democrat is author
lied to say that Judge Breese is not and will
not be candidate for the L. s. Senate in
opposition to Douglass.
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CH ZAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
MUSICAL CONVENTION.

No. College Street, Burlington, W.
d6w2w
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CHARLESTON, Sept. G.

Official reports of the deaths from yellow
fever for the week ending the 18th state
the number u be IS.
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Vi n T. + i ed

At Iiinesburgh, Sept. 9th, by Rev. C. C. Ferrin,
Nh Alfred A. Byington, to Miss Mary A. Marsh,
daughter Of Hon. Joseph Marsh
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NrNy Nopr Ca,,t 2

NEW YoRK, Sept. 3.
The Atlantic Gable festivities were closed
last night by grand banquet to Mr.. Field
at the Metropolitan Hotel, and a magnii-
cont dis play Of fir, works in the Park.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10

New York, Sept. :.
Five hundred of the It'll regiment Ma
lional Guards have been ordered to Quaran-
tine.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-10

WAvERLY, \. Y. Sept. :.
Hon. Galusha \. Grow has been nomi-
mated unanimously in the Fourth Con
gressional district of Pennsylvania for tho
fifth term in Congress
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New JeWelry, Watches, sc,

on coSsIGNMESr-Io BE SOLD OFF VERY Low.
= An Entire NEW Stock Of Rieh Jerelry. IL
Mosaics, Of new patterns, Gold Stones, Paintings,
Florentines, Sc. Gents and Ladies Gold Pins,
Sleeve Buttons, Ladies and Gents Gold aud
Silver open-Face and Hunting Watches,
Centre Second Watches Olive and Plain
Silver Spoons, Forks, &c, n Spoons
Engraved in amanner unsurpassed By
any one g Wedding Rings,
Crochet Rings and Hooks, Combs
Brushes, Perfumes, Soaps
RaIors Gents Dressing Cases
Clocks of the best quality
Clocks n Watches
Cleaned and Repaired
as usual-at th'
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LADIES COMPANION.
WING MAG ii IN Il $,
pr;co from, 80 IN S15

These Sewing Ma
chimes are giving uni
yersal satisfac ion
wherever they have
been introduced. Be
ing extremely simple
and easy TO manage, are
not liable to get out of
order, They do not oc-
cupy more than half the
space Of other sewing
machines, and will exc
cute as much work, and
in a much better manner
in the same space OF
time as twenty persons
can by hand, sewing
1000 stitches per minute.
When this machine is
stopped working it fast
ems tho thread thereby
preventing the work
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
VI + G ii MICS, INV TORS
MANUFACTURERS AND FARMERS.

MAN VI All hEhp AN ~ AhMEhS
VNHE Scientific American has now reached its
Il Fourteenth Year, and will enter upon a New
Volume the 18th of September. 1t is the only
weekly publication of the kind now issued in this
country and it has very extensive circulation in
all the States of the Union. 1t is not, as some
might suppose from its title, dry, abstruse work
on technical science; on the contrary it so deals
with the great events going on in the scientific
mechanical and industrial worlds as to please and
instruct every one, If the Mechanic or Artizan
wishes to know the best machine in use, or how to
make amy substance employed in his business-if
the Housewife wishes to get recipe for making
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what is going ON in the way of improvements-if
the Manufacturer wishes to keep posted up with
the times, and to employ the best facilities in his
business-f the Man Of Leisure and Study wishes
to keep himself familiar with the progress made in
the chemical labratory, or in the construction of
telegraphs, steamships, railroads. reapers, mowers.
and a thousand other machines and and appliances
both of peace and war-all these desiderata can be
found in the Scientific American, and not elsewhere,
They are here presented in reliable and interest
lug form, adapted to the comprehension of minds
nnlearned in the higher branches of science and
art.
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VALUABLE LANDS


Ay7cN(f"f0l AMI horticultural Purposes
FOR SALE.
NS ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, SIT.
4 ~ uated on the west side of the road lead
ing to tho mouth of Winooski River, and two miles
north Of the Court House Square. About G5 acres
OF the tract is covered with a heavy growth Of
mixed Wood, the remainder is Meadow Of good
quality The soil is a sandy loam admirably
adapted to the raising Of Vegetables, Fruits, etc.
Living water is Oh portion f the tract, and on
any part, permanent water can be obtained at the
depth of a few feet.
The Lake, and the Islands and the Mountain
Ranges both East and West, are in full view
The land is bounded on three sides by public roads
and is well fenced.
The above described tract Of land is now offered
entire, or in parcels of 10 acres or more to suit
purchasers. portion Of wood land will be of.
Tered with each portion of meadow sold, there.
by giving the opportunity to purchase n Cornplete
Farm in such quantity may be desired.
A rare opportunity is offered in the above, to
any person Of limited means to secure to himself
lnTn OF such size, and of such proportions 0 +
meadow and wood land may be desirable
Terms Of payment will be made easy
Reference to
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION. ]

a BOOK FOR THE MILLION. Jus
Published by FEDERITEN 4 CO., Booksellers and
stationers, No. IS Court Street Boston, a Brief
Treaties of IS pages, on Diseases Of the Sexual
system Of both sexes their symptoms and treat
m'nt--preparca by a physician Of the Boston Eclec
IT, Hospital This work also contains screening
exposure of the deception and imposturc practiced
by advertising quacbs, with some of their name
and locations. Sold by periodical dealers generally
Sent by mail, on the receipt of three postage
stamps. Address Box 1902, Boston Post-oflice.
w3iwlyr
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NEW YORK STATE CONVENTION

SYRACUSE, sept. I.
The city is fast filling with delegates to
the convention, and outsiders A decided
union spirit seems to prevail and the only
difference seems to be on the manner of ac-
complishing it and on the equity and policy
of the terms. f. p. Morgan appears the
strongest individual candidate for governor
at the present moment. Horace Grcelv's
name has been mentioned and would be ac
ceptable to the Americans if there is no
union, which seems improbable The Ameri-
cans would probably nominate Cyrus W.
Field.
LATER. The Morgan men are gaining
confidence and appa rently strength.
SYRACUSE, Sept. s.
The convention met this morning and
was called to order by Hon. f. II. Morgan,
Chairman Of the Central Committee. The
hall is crowded. Hon. Ezra Graves of
Herkimcr was chosen temporary President
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tLBU RICH SPRINGS,

TEIHE MIsSISQUoI HOUSE. At Alburrh
4 Springs, lately occupied by Niles &. Harvey,
has been rented and thoroughly renovated by the
subscriber and is now opened for the reception Of
guests.
Horses and Carriages, both double and single,
VIII be in readiness at all times at the Mssisquoi
House for the use of guests and others who wish 10
hire.
Pleasure Boats for Sailing or Rowing, furnished
on short notice.
Those who may resort to these Healing Waters
and this most delightful and healthy Summer Re-
treat may rest assured that pains or reasonable
expense will be wanting on the part of the sub
scriber to promote their health and comfort.
Carriages to and from the Railway Station, free
of charge 0. PORTER CARPENTER. Proprietor
Formerly Of the Mansion House
Alourgh spring May 22d 1858. aim.
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THE CAPTURED AFRICANS.

W AsHINGTON, sept. I.
The American Colonization Society have
proposed to the government to take care of
the captured Africans on their arrival at Libe-
ria and support them one year for $50 900,
and in the meantime send them to school
and teach them how by industrial pursuits
to support themselves after the expiration of
that period. There is every indication that
the proposition will be accepted.
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MUM & co. i2s FuI,on-s,ree,, n. Y

MEssRs. MUM & Co, are extensively engaged
In procuring patents for new inventions and will
advise inventors, without charge, in regard to the
novelty of their improvements.