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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-24


SAMUEL COOPER,
ate Principal Examiner OF Patents in the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING,
10 Exchange Street, Boston.
Patents secured in the Uited states, and in all other
patent granting countries. Specifications and Drawings
Of applications that have been rejected upon impereoy
prepared papers InteTferences prosecuted. Re issues
and xtensi procured and in general all business
connected with the Patent office transacted with and
promptness.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris.
Persons residing ct distance may obtain all necessary
information and have their business transacted by writ
ing to the subscribers without the trouble and expense
Of a visit TO Washington.
He begs leave to reer those unacquanted with him to
the fol'nwing testimonials
From the Hon. Charles Mason, Commissioner Pa
tents.
U. g. PATENT oFFIoE, Feb %, 1855.
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting as Commissioner Of Patents Samuel
Cooper, Esq, of Boston, has been engaged as Solicitor,
and has been in that capacity 10 constant correspondence
and intercourse with the ocei he has evnced thorough
acquaintance with the rules and practice Of the Office
close attention to the interests Of his clients and mark
cd cando and courtesy that has rendered the transaction
OF business with him pleasure. have hesitation In
stating that regard him as one OF the very best agents
for the transaction Of business with this Office with whom
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner.
FrOmthe Examiners Of the Patent Office.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
In the United States Patent Oce have for several years
been well acquainted with Mr. samuel Cooper lste a
principal examiner in this office, and take pleasure in
stating that he gentleman o. the highest moral char
acer, OF unquestoned knowledge in the business ard
pracce Of the office and that his scientific atlanments
such minenty t him for the business in which he
Is about TO engage.
HENRY D; RENwICK; .pr,rcln.,
s. II LANE. NA@miheIs'
4 K PBALE
aS sog 4 ss5sa Smith n A';'Sas
WM. LANGD0N,
Fronflong acqaainance and intimate Official relations
with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily In the fore
going oommendauon made BY my lgte colleagues.
WIN. P. N. III lZaBRALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents
d2tawkw1y
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BOARD "A gentleman and wife or few sing
hD gentlemen can be accommodated with board and
pleasant roorrs. AZ ~ pieasaut straat aecB
N1RAHAM FLoUR-o,J. Hin Sons the beai
IN article In the market. For sale by
THOs SUTTON,
Jazz aswtt No Meehanlo street
| 9bUGGY FOK SA LEA top buggy, thoroughly
| q b built and has been run very little Inquire Of
an0p AZ MAtRHAhl MILE. May street
| up III. KINNEY, SCULPTOR. AND
| hBs cAMkO CUTTER, No. 1888 Main street, Cup one
| fight of stairsl du apo
% CANS PURE OIL OF LEMON = Just
CHARLEs CLARKE,
myla dtf Dor. Main aud Pleasant streets.
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A II " A T E r 8
F FIFTEEN DOLLAR FAMILY
BE'E.V'G .WgSCKRE.V'K5,
Upon an entirely New Principle.

TRULY WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENT
which asstonished the scientific at Washugton aud al
who have seen it since, and will remain monument
OF mechanical genius to astcnsh the world 1t surpass
ingy beautiful perfectly simple Effective and durable
No complicated machinery-no getting cut Of order
Anybody can use it, and everybody will have it. Moth
ing can be made more simple for Sewing Machine. We
dispense with that rattetrap machinery so called such
as Looper, Hook, Shuttle, Spring and Cam, which con
Btitues more than two thrds of complicated machn-
cry of every other sewing Machine; thus you see the
reason for our opinion that to supersede it Is impossible
u will DO as good work, and fast any other
haohne not excepting these high cost Machines
lst II is more simpe and easter kept in order than.
any other Machine.
2i-lt makes sseam that will not zip ravel though
every third stitch be cut.
3d-Any kind Of thread silk can be used and that
too fron the original spool without the necessity of
winding.
The seam is as elastic the most elastic fabric
so that is free from all liability to break In Washing
ironing, or otherwise.
6thrhe stitch made by this Machine is more beauti-
~ than any other made, either BY hand or Macbine
TIE general appearance Of the Machine is beautiful be.
You'd description, being embelshed with landscapes,hoW
ers ana god which renders 1t Of beauty
for the psror The first premium and medal award.
ed for this Machine At the New York State Fair held at
buhao Oct 8, 1887, over all other high cost Machines
Tor Family Sewing Machine.
Exhibition and Sales Room for Worcester County
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NOTICES.
SHARES GRAFTON BANK

z SHARES GRAFTON BANK
For sale by A. h. ADAMS,
my12 DIFF 100 state street, Boston.
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
y COMPANY, Of Worcester. - The StosB holders OF
dend If per cent i'll be payable the Office Of the
Compay ?, on WEDNESDAY, the second day Of june
to those holding stock on the twenty fourth inst
WILLIAM DICKI NS0N Treas'r
Worcester, May IS, 1858. dtje2
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
- COMPANY of Woreester.-Notice is hereby Civ n
that the Annual Meeting Of the Assured NJ mbers@and
Guarranee Stockholders OF the State Mutual Life Assur
Company Of Worcester for the choice of Directors
and any Other business which may legally come before
said meeting, will be ID the office Of the Company
on WEDNESDAY, June second, at ten O'Clock a.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Sscy
Worcester, May IS, 1868. dJS2
no FAR N EKS.-Farmers or Otberes
ESMII& who may be DESTROYS Of improving the quality
~ ~ Of their Dairy Stcck, are informed that the
sEdA.G&= subscriber has porchase3 OF Pane Adrich,
Esq, his celebrated ALDBRNEY BULL, which will be
kept ior service at his farm (5.tter- the David
scott FARM 10 Auburn the present ason. 1t il well
established fact thai the Jersey Aderney breed Of
tie superior 10 all others for purposes the Dairy and
the uniform high prices Of this stock show the estimation
In which it is held The bull above meutioneGwa bred
from stock Imported by the la Col Colt OF Patterson
New Jersey aod his sire received he 6rst premium Of
Sl00 at the United Stats Agricultural Gocisty's ExhibI
HOE, IN 1906 Apply at the far n in Auburn, or to
apps dtwu c. B PRATT, Worcester
BE- E Nj A S II p
MIR. ARTHUR DE VENEZE
Begs leave to to the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of
Worcester, that he is commencing class in Writing at
the room No. 5 BRINLEY HALL, where specimens of
his penmanship may be seen His system is one that
will secure, in short time elegance and ease. both for
commercial and other purposes. Scholars received at
any time, and satisfaction given.
- All kinds of writing executed, Cards written etc.
ny10 diff
Elv i. BILLINGS, PORTRAIT PAINT
Eva ER, having returned again to Worcester, ould
especially announces that he has the Rooms in
Worcester Bank Block, formerly occupied by VIM. II.
Eaton ESQ., where he will be glad his friends and
all who may favor him with cali d3m myl2
MOTICE.-The subscriber continues to manufae-
Nv ture Cassimeres satinet, Flannel, Frocking and
Stocking Yarn, at rmeI temsi and those that want
their work done early will do well bring in their col
before the 6rst Of July. SETH P HAYWOOD.
Barre Plains, May II, 1858. dSw
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NJ OTTO E.-The subscriber continues to manufae-
" ture Cassmeres satinet, Flannel, FrocBing, and
Stocking Yarn at rmeI teimsi and those that want
their work done early will do well to bring in their col
before the 6rst Of July. SETH P. HAYWOOD.
Barre Plains, May IL, 1858 dSw
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E n M A N s II
MIR. ARTHUR DE vENEzE

M 7. BILLINGS, PORTHAEF PAINT
ELs ER, having returned again to Worcester, would
especially announces that he has taken the Rooms in
Worcester Bank Block, formerly occupied by VIM. II.
Eaton Esq, where he will be glad his friends and
all who may favor him with cali d3m myl2
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And In consequence Of extensive business buy
goods in large quantities cheaper than they be
bought In little lots. ,.... ~
Again say 10 the citizens OF Worcester County, call
and see Us when TO town and satisfy yourselves
that store the place TO buy cheap that there is
deception In our advertisement, and that you
distance Of thirty forty miles and purchase more
Than twelve or fifteen dollars, the saving you will make
by Purchasing will you all the expenses Of the
Journey Once more say, visit great Wholesale
and retail establishments and clothe yourselves at prices
10 suit the times.
G. w FREELAND 4 co.,
1893 Main stress, Worcester, Mass.
moh94 dH -
Tod
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Exhibition and Sales Room for Worcester County,
eos Main Street, WorcesIer.
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RAK IRON AND STEEL
STEEL

tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedish)
best cast Steel, (sanderson, Bro.-& oo.)
round machinery Steel.
(" English spring ,'
Blstered III
Corking
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TICKLED TO LIFE.

In one of Lemaitre's pieces the "cue" re-
ouired that he should enter bearing the
dead body of young brother in bis arms.
The supernumerary charged with this part
PLAYED so we'll the dead man, the public ln-
terrupted Frederick Lsmaitre's soliloquy
with a hearty round Of applause. Lemal-
tre was excessively angry, and, while speak,
ing, blew in the nose of the dead man"
who did not bulge. Lemaitre then, pre-
tending to yield to fit of despair, plucked
a handful of hair from the poor supernu-
merary's head; he did not move. At last
Lemaitre suddenly opened his arms, that
be might dry the fast flowing tears in his
eyes; the poor supernumerary fell on his
head, which made the stage floor echo with
the loud rap; be lay as be fell, without
moving. Lemaitre could not proceed
Round after round of applause was bestowed
on the humble supernumerary. Lemaitre's
anger knew no bounds, and he swore that the
poor supernumerary should not be applaud
ed the next evening When he brought In
his dead brother the second time he began
tickling his ribs the monument be entered
the stage; the supernumerary tried to look
dead" bot broad grin soon stole over
his face, and he was hissed most vehe-
mently.
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TENNYSON.

In illustrating a point in his eloquent
speech on the admission of Kansas, referring
to the international copyright, Senator Ben
jamin pays the following glowing tribute to
the poet Tennyson-wbich we insert as one
Of those beautiful gems with which he usu'
ally adorns his speeches:
Let us take case, one that appeals to US
all. There lives DOW man in Eoglspd who
from time to time sings to the enchanted ear
of the civilized world, strains Of such melody
that the charmed senses seem to abandon the
grosser regions of earth, and to rise to purer
and serener regions above. God has created
that man poet. His inspiration is bis; his
songs are his right divine; they are his proper
ty, so recognized by human law; yet here IN
these United States men steal Tennyson's
works, and sell bis property for their profit;
and this because, in spite OF the violated con-
science of the nation, We refused to give him
protection for his property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-27

NOTICE.-The senior partner having with
Y drawn from the firm of JAMES GREEN
4 SONS, our future business will be conducted
under the name and style Of GREEN & BRO,
who have now on hand for sale, and will con-
tinue TO manufacture, at the old stand, corner OF
Prince and Fairfax streets, a general assortment
of the most modern and antique FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS, HAIR and SHUCK MAT
TRESSES, &c, and every other article en-
braced in our line OF business. We hope by the
aid of the most modern machinery, and the
many conveniences which our mandatory is
provided with, to be able to make it the interest
of those wanting anything in our line to give
us a call. JOHN w. GREEN,
ap 30-tf ,. A. 1REEN.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
VlRGINIA-By virtue of deed OF trust, bear
ing date on the l4th of July 1857, record
ed in Lber S, No. 3, page 297, OF the land re
cords of Alexandria, the undersigned, trustee
will, on Tuesday, the 20h day Of 3prL 1898
al IL O'clock NJ, on the premises, sell at public
auction, the valuable FARM, known as SUN
MER HILL, " containing ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES on the Washington and
Alexandria Turnpike Road and about midway
between the two cities.
g%ss The improvements consist OF large and
TE substantial FRAME DWELLING, in ex
cellent repair, together with Stables, Servants
Houses, and all necessary out buildings About
l2O acres are in a good state of cultivation, and
the residue in Wood and Timber.
This FARM is situated within half hour S
drive of the markets of Washington, George
town, and Alexandria and possesses advantages
rarely met with The land is OF excellent
quality, and produces good crops OF Grain and
Grasses, and is regarded as one OF the most de-
srable farms in the county
TERMS OF SALE-A sufficient amount In cash
to pay the expenses of the sale, and $4,000 with
interest from the l4th OF July, 1857; and the
residue payable on the l4th day OF January,
1859; the deferred payments to bear interest,
and to be secured by the bond OF the purchaser,
and deed of trust Oh the property.
Major Tochman, residing on the premises, will
shew them to any one desiring 10 purchase
|. LOUIS KINZER, Trustee
mn S-2awts Nat Init
II Immediately after the sale Of the Land
above mentioned, Twill with the consent of the
owner) sell all the stock OF Personal
PROPERTY on said premises, consisting OF
HORSES, CATTLE, hogs, farming implements,
and agricultural machinery, wagons, carriages,
and household and kitchen furniture. Terms at
sale. |. L. KINZER, Trustee.
NH I5-2aWts
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NO. a..
MISCELLANEOUS READING.

MY FAyORITE NAME--By ROWLAND BROWN
There is a sweetly simple name,
Which hath..a mystic spell,
Unknown 10 fortune or TO fame,
Yet memory guards it well.
'Tis craven deep in letters bright,
Tpon that secret scroll feed
Where none but Loves blest names are ira
The tablet OF the soul!
| never feel it on my lips
In hours OF toll or pain,
But thoughts OF peace, ike violets smile
When blessed with April rain.
And oh! enshrined with jealous care,
This talisman within
Has kept me in temptation s hour
From many snare OF sin.
Best is the heart, TO whom name
So favored has been given,
AS hers, which first, on bending knee,
breathed in prayer TO Heaven.
For oh! this is the star OF thoughts,
Which sheds light divine
This name so very dear, will soon
Be garlanded with mine.
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Ie 7e&Sasss@ss
Ana mi c. EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE the attention of the public to the
i facilities afforded by this Company, for the
quick and safe conveyance of Specie, Bank
Notes, valuable packages, heavy and bulky
freight &c.
EXPRESSES for the East, to Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Providence,
Hartford &C, leave our, Office daily, at 2, P. NJ.
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond,
Fredericksburg, Petersburg, Lynchburs, and for
points in North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Alabama, and Tennessee, leave daily at
2, p. NJ.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied
by careful and Trustworthy messengers, and the
public can rely upon all business entrusted to us
being done with safety, punctuality, and des'
patch.
RArEs-On heavy freight from Baltimore
so cents y 100 bs.; from Philadelphia, 81;
from New York, 81.
No packages of goods taken by weight, un'
less weighing over 200 lbs.
feb 2O-tf R. W. FALLS, Agent.
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IT, THE WASHINGTON, ALEA-
.ANDRIA, AND GEORGETOWN
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.-The steamer
COLUMBIA, Capt James Harper, will leave
Baltimore on Saturday, at o'clock, p. NJ Re
turning, leave Alexandria every Wednesday
morning, at o'clock.
The steamer DIAMOND ST.47,E, Capt. j..
Kerwin, will leave Baltimore every Wednesday
at O'clock P. NJ and returning, leave Alexan-
dria on Saturday, at o'clock, P vi. For freight,
apply to WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
All way freight will be required invariably in
advance. NH 2-tf
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Washington, sep 17-2awtf

NOR RENT-A WHARF, in good order,
Il with a LARGE YARD adjoining. This
property is well located for Coal depot, Lum-
Der, or Wood Yard
"A Also, TWO LARGE WAREHOUSES,
.i$$:A.on the wharf, well adapted for Commits.
sion and Shipping houses.
Also number OF VACANT LOTS, on Uni
on street, very desirable for Plaster lots. For
terms, enquire of GREEN & BROTHER.
nov 2U-tf
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CPRAGUE'S AMERICAN PULPlT.-.3n
- mails Of the american Pulpit or Commemo
rative Notices of Distinguished American Cler
gymen, of various denominations, from the early
settlement of the country to the close OF the
year 1855, with Historical lntroductions, by
William Sprague, D. d. -Four volumes are now
out; vols. l. and H. containing Congregational
Ministers, and vols ILL., and ". containing the
Memories of Presbyterian Clersymen; price
$50 per volume.
The Youths Companion and Counsellor, edited
by William Chambers, author of Things as
they are in America" Joint Editor of "Cham
bers' Journal" &c, $l.50.
.angel Toiees, or Words Of Counsel for Over
coming the World, after the manner of Rich
ster's BEST Hours" seventh edition, SOC.
Teras, her Resources and her Public Men, a
Companion for J. De Cordovers new and cor.
rect map of the State of Texas byJ De Cordo.
yer, Sl.25 Just published, and for sale by
NH "a ROBT. BELL.
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TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
,) 80 boxes Raisins, whole, hall, and quar-.
25 drums Figs
bales Almonds
l sack paper she'll do
boxes Citron
90 boxes Fire Crackers, 10000 Torpedoes
Fiberts Cream Nuts and Peanuts
bbl Cranberries cask Currants case
fresh Prunes; 500 Sweet Oranges; 3 boxes Sour
do; boxes Lemons.
Also, fine assortment of TOYS and FANCY
ARTICLES, suitable for Christmas, with great
variety of Fancy CANDY, and Candy OF my
own manufacture, which | offer for sale as low
as any other establishment in this city.
c. SCHAFER, Confectioner,
dec 81 No. 3, Fairfax ST., north Of King ST.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

A LFXANDRlA, VA, JANUARY lsT 1867
" RICHARD +, CROSS has this day asso'
ciated with him in business, JOHN W. LUGEN.
BEEL and HENRY c. FIELD for the pur-
pose of carrying on GENERAL SHOE BUSl'
NESS, AT No. "a, KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
under the firm name and style of CROSS,
LUGENBEEL & CO., where the public gene
rally are invited to call and examine their large
and well-seected Stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
which will be sold for cash. or 10 strictly pune
tua customers, as low as they can be had
Quality considered) in this or any other city.
II Particular attention paid TO CUSTOM
WORK, both as to material and workmanship,
and warranted 10 please. A call is respectfully
solicited at the SHOE STORE of
Jan CROSS, LUGENBEEL & co.
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TINE CASH SYSTEM ADoPTED.-The subscriber
having tried the credit system, and found
that il will not pay, has concluded to adopt the
CASH principle. In future and from this date,
he will continue TO do business upon the above
principle. In bidding adieu to the old system,
he would return mis- thanks to his customers for
past favors, and hopes by strict attention and
such inducements as he may offer. to continue
il under the new.
ian 1T JOHN L. SMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-27

BY S. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TRUSTEES' SALE OF PROPERTY IN
THE CITY OF ALEXANDRlA.-By
virtue of deed of trust dated the 9th day OF
March, 1853, from I. w. Smith, 10 the under
signed and recorded in Liber O. No. 3, page
52S, of the Land Records of Alexandria county,
We will offer for sale, at public auction, o" the
18th day of .4pril, 1858, the following property
~ 4 TENEMENT and LOT oF GROUND
IL on the east side OF Water, between Duke
and Wolfe streets, formerly occupied by John
Muncaster fronting on Water street 20 feet and
in depth l23 feet inches, more or less. Also
LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above, front
ing OF Water street, 80 feet inch, and IN depth
1873 feet S inches Also, LOT adjoining the
first mentioned on the North, fronting on Water
street rs feet, and in depth 90 feet.
The last named lot was conveyed to Hugh
Smith by the Mayor of Alexandria, by deed OF
the Sd OF May, lSiS. under a sale for taxes, and
by the said Hugh Smith conveyed to T. w
Smith.
Sale to take place at 70 O'Clock, N. at the
Mayors Office.
TERMS One fourth TO be paid in cash, and
the residue in 9, II, Is, and "a months, with IN
terest The title 10 be retained until the deferred
payments have been made.
C. w. WATTLES, 2Trrs.0os
J. p. SMITH.
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LONDON POLICE.

Every policeman in London walks about
twenty miles day, besides attending the
police Office. The regulations for commu-
mic cation are so perfect that if it were re,
uuisite the whole force might be assem-
bled together in two hours.
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THE steamers GEORGE PAGE
.u THOMAS COIJYER uill ru,

-, THE steamers GEORGE PAGE
EHes<Ssz AND THOMAS COLLYER will run
regularly, at the following hours
Leave Alexandria at AZ, 2, s, 9, 10, IL, A
NJ, l24 2, 3, a, and s. P. NJ.
Leave Washington at Ct, S, Q, 10, II, A. NJ
l2i, u, 81, 4, 50, and g. p. NJ.
FARE l3 CENTS.
WHALEY'S 0NNlBUSES connecting with
the PAGE and COLLYER, will leave tho Cap
itol, and corner OF 10Th street and Pennsylvania
Avenue, the same time the boats leave Alexan-
dria. RICHARD WALLACH,
NH 4-tf President.
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TINE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS OF
YOUTH-Just Published the Sd Edition.

ON Spermatorrhea or Seminal Diseases.--A
scientific Treatise on the treatment and perfect
cure OF Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness,
from habits acquired in Youth, by DR.. Culver.
well, Member OF the Roya! College Of Surgeons
OF England, Qs27) Licentiate OF the Hall
(ls24) and 30 years Resident Practitioner in
London; Author of the "Guide TO Health, "
Screen Book, ".'How to be Happy" Memoirs OF
Single and Married Life, &c.
This small, but highly valuable Treatise
by a world renowned Physician and Surgeon
points out the only sure and permanent cure fol
diseases, and is tae only publication Of its kind
written in benevolent spirit and by scientific
man. 1t should be in the hands OF all who
value their life and health and happiness here
and hereafter. Price, 12 cents, or stamps, a,
the receipt OF which it will be sent post Tree and
we'll secured by DR.. CD. Kline, No. 42o Isl
Avenue, Box 1856, New York. jan l5-3m
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.

IMPLEMENTS, &C.
TNNGLISH GARDEN SEED-Just received,
l. and for sale, large supply Of Ault'sfr
and genuine English GARDEN SEED, consis.
ting of Beans and Peas of many varieties, Cab
bage, Carrot, Celery, Cauliiower, Beet Large
Leek Seed, Parsnip, Pepper, Radish, Salsafy,
Spinach, Large Smooth Tomatoe, and many
other seeds, of the best varieties, for sale by
d. q. MEADE.
NH No ~ Fairfax street