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GAIT HOUSE,

TEHHE Proprietors GAIT HOUSE. preparing for
large increase % travel from the opening Of The Louisville
and Nashville Railroad have enlarged e Hotel double its
former capacity, With and sEensge Billiard R0Oms Bath
Rooms, &c.
The public rely thai the weIisarned reputation OF the
GAIT H0Usz, strictly Erst class Hotel shall maintained
This House conveniently located for travel East West
the Louisville office Of Jacksonville Railroad, having d
rect railroad all and Eastern Cities and
the Landing OF the United Mail Line Cncn
natl and the East. within square sf the EOel.
Baggage checked in tho Gait House .he principal
points, North, East and West.
IL 2 Time from Louisville to New York Is hours.
e.,
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m~ ..Ir ever .s.ankind found

mNS "Ef ever mankind found
sSAS anything lis s0s 10 say that such found now
Perevse Pect is cid adags and valuable
things lost of perseverance Fortune does
always her faveTs the laps OF people the
ry useful things have taken labor time and
expense bring them light We have great example Of
this on record. 1t that Of DALLBF'S AAGICAk PAIN
EITs ACTOR vhh anowl9dged by ths whole world a.
the os extraordinary fer turHs scds, cuts bruises and
multitude of ether us Is has been we'll chosen, as it
truly embOdes its pecuartes lin application all pain ceases
all Inflammation su5Ides the hsa at once sets in
No time is lost no doctors expended lingering torture
suffered. May say hsve found it Yes. true,
quick effective remedy wehaye found DALlEy MAGIcAL
PAVE EXTRACTOR,
Fer sale ia New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT { Co,
81 and IlI Chsrres street.
Sole Agents r the sOutserB and to whom all orders
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APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.
w de Tickets $40 Halves s oa4rlsss = 81


Enrr money address flr ghat sshts
purra e. Lottery which y0u sah invested. an1
whether you Wsa Whols Halves Quarters, receipt q
which what ordered BY Art mall egethsF win DE
shems
sfler fraEing, Printed Drawing. certified
BY The will sent. Explz5ztiou
Purchases sih pesss Srite tr signatures plain. aad
aVe tie n their Posi- oEice. Cauutg and Stale.
Az communications strictly confidential.
All przss $1,000 and under, pad immeiiates sftzr hs
drawing. Other arizes the usual tiBs Of 20 days
0s for Tickets Certificates By Maiier KE9ress e q a.
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Days Aromatic valley WhiSkeY.
E.aNa tAa DGiLu ILgLs DalLn Nea. OLl.Ina.

Days Aromatic valley Whisky.
From the 4empAis Dolly APPEAL
Iispron"unced by COED judges to Re from all deeerlOus
foreign subs and consequently a. should e e
Of all poisonous adm MIXTURES, which exercise lnwhoesone
influence upon them. wsre they consumed
ALL The noXious beverages that generally intended for
Whiskey imposition and a curse,
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yEyHE Railroads interest have agreed the very Of
per hundred pounds Leaf Tobacco, in bids.
from Nashville to LYnchburg Va Win those interested in the
purchase sale Of Leaf Toecc consider the avanageso
ered this reduction in eghsaving OF nsurancete roads
underwriters well carriers eey ransPoson safe
dtlivery, sc Z. W. CnLk.
septs2-3n PUN Superintendent n. 4 O. X
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THOMA q ROWEN,
FOR THE BOYS
Tobacco! Tobacco!!

UTATEFIELD WkLKkR have the most varied sssormen
Nv Of Hats ans CAPS and children offered in
the civ Also some new design in Riding Hats fer LADIES'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-13
Kccn il Before the PeOpIe

Keep il Before the People!
FTNHAT the Roads have agreed to the following low rates
OF freight, to-WiE
From Nas6sBIeto Ehoerje, ard all SatisRs on the Eds
Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Dry Goods and articles usuaY casi in first and second
classes. 100 pO1uds. ..-..- Oh cents
hardware tacon, lard whisky in barrels and all artices
OF third class, per hundred do
SUGAR mofssses, n1ur leaf tobacco and all articles OF
fodrth class, per lUJ pounds. SO DO
From MssrHst1 csntyl Depot, T and III Stations a0s'
on tie VIygiaia anil Tennessee Railroad, articles eGssed
d50Ue.
First cisSs, per 100 cents
do dO-........-.-.. ..4l do
Thru do de .--e5 DO
Fourth do do do
And from HasAcs 10 Lyac6Bg, 70, and 0t fAEtioRs
asess tie Tirgiata 7eRassses r. 10 Central Depot
FIRST Class per 100 pounds Illus cent.
Second do do VI 90
Third do do do.-. .--------.-''...--.---' GU 10
Fourth do 10 do-....-...-.-. b3 do
VPGeat dispatch safety given to frehts and saving
OF insurance this route.
Tariffs mentioned above large area Of reh pro
ductive territory and virginia which, from its
graphical position ought Nashville for supplies.
worthy bS the Nashville Merchants, mal
large and increasing business Of This section
! Of country. y. W. COLE,
! oct5
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eEl6-dLWlm
- R,A. rahue.rocI>'s Vcrmi-

r, A. FaancSIOcI<'S Vcrmi-
SSSA~<<-S f4Ge,-WTLLIA NsguEa, New Iork-N5Ss'A
B. A. F1AaoacE e Ca GeuUlement number Of years
past troubled with dreadful gnawng pain in the
pit Of stomach accompanied by ntnes and dizziness IN the
and after adheng Of several 'mncnt PEys
receiving hereirom induced to try
+. a. FLHestocEs yenye and after taking two walls. to
my surprise passed yards tape and assert that
recovered my teah, which feel indebted TO
b. Fahnestock's Yermugs checIully recommend il
being eiicacious and harmless.
HENRY HOFFMAN,.
Purchaser should look well e ias the wrapper
and they buying D. 4 Rahnestocks Ncrnifu3e
au-27-d&Wim
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TO COUNTRY RLACkSuITuS

TO COUNTRY BLACkSMITIS,
2 600 EgI En Of Fkn 4S: Goal for sale At
tAon q being superior any other in this market II
wish Coal 10 give hot hreno einder and less than
PER sulphur, huy the ETSA- BY doing you will
money As il viii burn much longer than other Try it,
cropped in Box 81 Office The Yard,
Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Depot
ssp30 s. }. AGNEV.
p Just received, direct from England, hundred and
twenty gross selcc patterns, TABLE KNIVES Also other
English Goods will he small qdC0ee
CASH or to prompt dealers than market value
MCCALL & CO.,
(Krkman & Ellis old stand5
ssDfse Nc. 3i Public square.
PURE BOURBON WHISKY.
wuTE have on hand about ee barrels PURE oBD,BoUR
M RON WHISKY, which vii Warrant YEARS
1 the pest the State. We close
M old Glad il those wanting something really fine and
good would give US a call. CAR En-, WILSF0RD 4 co,
.,lval No ) Market Street.
C,ACK SAT.F.--Ab0ute 200 bsgsatlOw hgurps.
- sPSe Nv SAH
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A SAD SroRY.-The Huntingdon, (Tenn.l Patriot
Of the 18th ult contains the following
sad story is told of a worthy young man Of onr
acquaintance For some time past he paid his adj
dresses TO young lady Of our county, who recpro-
eating his fond affections, in due time betrothal
followed.
On Saturday last. his heart beating with fond hopes
of coming bliss he visited his intended to arrange
the preliminarie. for their approaching nuptias.-
Judge of his disnay when on reaching the house in
stead Of Joyous welcome his ears saluted with
the voice " lsmentatiOn Instead Of tender glances
Of love hs met by the fearful eyes of friends.
His bride. alas the bride Of death. Sudden
and resstless was the stroke unAvaing the physi
cans skill In LIES young morn-with hopes as
b light as her own fair brow she was summoned
isncc. Who shall tell the anguish Of the fond 10y
sr's heart un this sad occasion But
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TIE BALLOON FoILr.-We publish this morning a
very interesting account of the recent balloon CT
plot Of Ia MOUNTAIN and HADDOCE. 1t would seem,
as the New York ErsniRg Post remarks, that the
perils endured by these eronautsafer their descent
ought to be sufficient to dampen the courage Of the
most admiring amateurs. Mr.. HADDOCK, in his mar
ratve Of the voyage declares that this mishan has
bv no means shaken either his or Ia MuUNTAN' :
faith in the great theory VI balloOning. Notwth-
standing the great danger, there must be singular
fascination in these practical experiments in rro-
tatics for though the balloonists into extreme
perl-are hurled to the earth, are dashed against
trees and landed in desolate forests--thcy yet
cling with the greatest tenacty to their tayorte
theories and ready to cry, " Bind up my
wounds; hiring me another - halloon.'
Even the fearful fate of ThuTston and other CO
laborers in their great work does not dispel their
courage. They must expose their lives for the
amusement of their feOw-citzens.
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0S CASKS Genuine Scotch a.. and London Porter Jug
Gs1 and in bottles. For saleby
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LATER

PHu-ADEfTquA, October I2-Incomplete returns
Indicate that the Legislature viii stand as follows:
Senate Opposition. - Democrats, i. House
Opposition, 63 Democrats. 81.
CoIINBrs, Ohio. October 12-Thc Republican
majority in the State is estimated at 5000.
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ME have afuIi supply Glover, Timothy Herd 49,
w Blne Graz Orchard Grass SEEDS a. me osS = ~
sspl5-ln = kAHASANoAe -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-13
DIVEDENn NOTICE.

FENHE Directors Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company have declared Dividend three per cent th
Capital Stock Of said Conpsny pay able ct o in Nash
Vile, on and after the 18th inst
". A. GLEAVES, Treasurer,
QGBeeN & X n Company Nashville Oct &c, 1859.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
PcnnsvIvanIa, ONO uad Indiana EIe,

PennsvIsania, Ohio nad Indiana EIec-
lions.
PmuAbEIaHIA, October l2.-The Opposition are
celebrating the triumph Of Mann, for District At
torney, by $500 majority. and the residue OF the
ticket by 2500 majority. In Lancaster county. the
Opposition ticket is elected by 5000 majority The
Democratic nlaiorities are in Wayne county, 500:
Northampton county, 1880; Montgomery county,
LOO. Dauphin county elects the whole Republi-
can ticket.
ST. LOFTS October p III the absence of tec-
graphic facilities returns Of the Iowa elections viii
nos be IN for several days.
INpiaSAroiis 0ctober T. The Republican ticket
is elected on average 81 about so majority.
CLSAEisSn, October l2.-In complete returns
from thirty committees the Republican gains over last
year indicate Republican majority in the Legs-
lature.
PHpApElFilrs October u The Opposition have
elected both state Senators, and ten outsof seven
Democratic ticket is elected
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FIRE INSURANCE.
The Charter Oak Fire and Marine
Insurance Company,

OF I'D TT o u D. CUNN.,
DOSSEsSING large safe Capital. prepared through
their agents. most kinds Of property against fire
at the nsIaI rats II. X &P. PECK, Agents.
e Cooners BuilAinr.
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DaIy,s Aromatic valley Whisk,
DaIy's Aromatic valley ghIskey.

Days Aromatic valley WhIskey.
From tie Memphis Daily Eagle Enquirer
1t pronounced 10y the highest scientific and medical
authority aud healthy simulant entirely fee from dele
ferrous admxtue We recommend It with perfect ddene
to require alcoholic tmulant medical p
poses Dalys Valley Whisky" is superior Gin, Cordial
Port ant MADEIRA Wines and indeed ali other
of spirits which sold in this Market for not
them be fount in state No intelligent physician
would the rssness prescribe Port Vine French
Brandy patient, when 10 all the world that they
are had except by base compounds, the Mississippi
Valley.
woud recommend as susbe medicinal and public pur
moses CHAS. 7. JACKSON.
State Asssyer, Boston
It's without any deleterous aimixture.
JAS. X. CB ILTON, NJ. D., New York.
Entirely free from aduerating ingredients frequently
useI, JAS. j. MAPsS, New York.
II Consumers depend upon getting pure article Wher
they the Valley Whisky, is sold by the bottle and cas-
only. NM DALI
Ig South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
Fer sale in Nashville by RAWORTH GLENN.
sep2I am
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PUHE BOURBON WHISKY.

SACK SAIiT.--Ab0uts ,OOp baSsatiow agures:
- ssptSe : W oAH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

Inc Splendid slesmer MARION w. j. Foster commander
Nui sveeeedon Saturday, MAJ I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

COUNTRY BOARD "A PRIVATE FAMILY LIVING ON
" Long send twelve miles from South ferry, within three
q N hons ride by cars wshes % accooaste some
with orchard rcsh k enc play grounds &c. Inquire of A.
BROWNfElS, 81 Liberty street, York, Dy letter 10
Mrp. BYOWrfCla, Jamaica. L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

EUKkIsHFD ROCMa-TWO OR THEE ROOMS
Win large clcseo, water, bath &c. viii be lot on
moderate terms at no 81 Prpes street third door west OF
broadway Alao the first foor suitable for = by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

yarANTEn- ngTwEEN KEW HAVEN AND NEwroET
w hosrd fot two on.he IN some priyste l.m,ly unaes
tsO servants with stable accommodations kdree8 James
Rctauo ~ Magyar street, room No. 3, Rev York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

xkvAFTsD-B ARD IN THE OoUNTR1, AT SOME
w farm house. ehor distance from tho city fora widow
Iedr ard daughter WIN remain about four I've month";
yaa not 70 ereeed 20 rcr week. Adirees o. A. D., Herald
cfDe.
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CoUNTRY BOARD MANTED--FoR THE sUMMER, By


" aFenteDnp wife, two children two aud four years OF
age Bufse within hourn tide Of tho city where plain
but good vng with plenty mik and good hshng ana
boating be obaied stable accommodating on he pro
macn tho Immediate vcniy required Address, stating
fun paouaFn aud crms which nnuns BIO reasonable L. T. W
box 3Hn7 New York Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

0UAElsHRD ROOMS 70 INTO GENTLEMEN ONLY
without toerd - 20 Universy place corner Of ella,
tor pscc House newly furnished throughout Private fan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

E'oR TIE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST VIA CHARLES
~ ton, South Carolina.
fem weekly United States mss tide wheel steamship line
Cebfn TasssHe, so fas,6 sage. -, .,,. 90
The steamship COLuEBiA. Capt Berry VIII leave pier No
North liver, on Tuesday, May 81 a.1P. NJ, precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

M'ueNlsfiED EooM8 TO LET.--Two CENT 9MEy CAN
n &c ao.oonod9sd With single rooms without bosTd In
tulcby private family be rgtuea do not take hut
e two Apply al ~ Eididge street between Canal aud Hes.
ter srscts
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M LW UItIFAFb,
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALsAhYNoLuMBIA MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places Ia Florida,

Via SAVANNAH Ga.
The avorfte steamship AUGUSTA, Captain r. woodbn,,
NIL leave on Saturday April 3d. at p M from pier No
North river Tickets can be had for the following pieces fare
rs low as by any other steamer New York 70
accommodation SUPERIOR ~ -'-~'
NOW York TO New Orosns $50 rs; Mobile s35 Moutgonerv
Ala So Atlanta Ca S23 Albany Ga s2l Columbia GA
sz5; MACON, Ca, VII Augusta so; Savannah, SIS.
Tho ALABAMA, Capt1in George n. Sohoncg viii snc,eed
on Wednesday, May STAR NJ For egi or passage apply
70 bAhoEL L. NITCHILI 4 Son.
Is Brpadwnv.
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REpusSRpp RSATEs.-ToR NoLYoLK, ss; PErEasBuRg
csp,ala Parrsh, Vii lesevs ne sesmshp JAMEsTowK
friday and Sa1uriay al pier rs North ys sss s 90
patprohy gn nyA. 81 O'Clock. FREIGHT for ~
s se ~ sly fcip psssage nsiudsa u No
,Ys % ~ reereDurF and Richmond Saers sn
piuueoi te0uceo W MEAS nifty cent? extra Ia
LUDLAN HEIHEREN, 90 Droaar,.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

RALfNOEH, WAs5IESTOn AND TEX wJssr.--I,I.
NJ neamefx 81 me Sew York aud baltimore eA,nto -
aye pier u hore river Tuesdays Th1rs5ays and gstse
natnA w page ~ iCIY kourE Fregh, EalUmore
onss rscs fo, Aronh rates 70 NE We covering IDssy
ce r1sts one fghh per cent Apply ~ tho BALTIMORE sn6
wAxAing0n EAzoa6 DonapsnyB onSoe e2e Brsaawsy AZ
shk y h CROMWELL h W, ,ee WIS., sEset. ~
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SG HENRY sfHBEr.--To LET, WITH hoard A
CS largo snd pleasant front Foovo pantry attached
cord toor 10 peruersp aud wife furnished unflnisbed
rate = " 49, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

TINTED 6TA1Ee NAIL srFAM8HIP LINE rog
~ RevlnR and New 0rleana-Ike aea-,eiio kNYIRE
CITf Capt Z. Griffin, will sail Monday Nay 1883 at
two O'Clock NJ from foot OF Warren street. Bs OF alnr
q the proper form fgrnshed a. the once aud bills Of ain
apply 81 III West street corner Of Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

WUREIsaKD Or UNFURHIstRD E0oHs.-A LAKas
peassn 81 fcen, suitable gentleman aud ~,fe or va
slgn gentlemen; aiao. en2ler ang,e peofle-
sn, Win Or without board sasi private y where
mere are no oihr bOgfders Inquire Green seet
enc door non feach street near y Johns park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

EuBNlsBFD RooNs-wIIB BOARD sUIrABLg roR
seHlemtn tnd tir wives and single gcntleoa nj 50 Be-
oond avenue. Location desirable. GJs clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

A TLANTIC ROYAL MAI. STANDARDIZATION CON.
IA pan!s New York knd Galway line rnn
rcm New York will be The sisansap Captain
N F. TO receive the ROYAL nails Prices of rsssage:Firs
rsss Sa0 ssoond $780, third $50 including zee ossts % al
4e prfncspa cities railway ia Greas Britain Third
eass must pnvide plate knife fork, &C. and bsddisg
PaesaRe 10 TT Jobnsfirst class 1885, secoad, SIS For
freight passage foonife Of the American Erprs Company
81 Hudson street and o. he- ether sdgersed oc Ia the ia
teo Passage 10 the Third class be Gesuroi st the
above olcss 70 broE persons out from Of The pris
cpRl oiss the haes Of raj. way Great nrsR
TSS or ircua Qalwsy 70 $40
tsr--- AMER1OAk EXfREs s C0NPAEy,
eysf Er4eA, HOLLAND, Manager.
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HUhEIsHGD ROOMS TO LEr-FOR SINGLE GENTLE
MN al beisnney sirect near THE Boaery
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&1n0 HrwARb;-hGsr oN THE asrH INSTANT.
@iVV ether 10 the kapf Of Commences BnIssna or IL
sng from he same 70 zoe enrner q PARK place aud hus
ts and surdy promh1,ry nnd other papers Of
value 70 The inner but OF much Importance The
Inc ntoye rewna M be paid for the delivery the book and
MVHb, " Jones sseci nv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

NURnIsHsD ROOMS TO LET WITHOUT BOARD,
TO Reptetnen only Apply at 10 80 sinh etraet be-
tween Broadway and university plaza.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

DOkRD wkNTEl-FDR A LADY and THREE nO7s;
II and ~ year, old; three IN respectable location
ID Broklyp new York tt ebou, si5 per week. Al
box { 0ie fosI Once, ssijng all nc particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

70 SPH1SG STREET. TH3Eg DOORS FROM BROAD
~ wsy-1o et several hagdsemely Furnished u
single gentlemen. Tue Location all class hoeg
AID places o. snlasme.. In tho ely Inquire the anon
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

Also, one from same, asking that the
act approved the 9Th of May, 1854, au-
thorising the school directors of the coun-
ties OF Chester and Delaware to select sites
for schools, be extended to the county OF
Potter.
Also, one from same, asking for she re-
peal OF the act approved April 20, 1858,
regulating the sale Of intoxicating liquors.
Same day. Mr. MANN read IN place a
bill to authorize the school directors of
Potter county to select sites for school
houses.
On the Sd inst, Mr.. CAMABELL. from
the Committee on Vice and immortality,
reported, as committed, an act supplement
tary to an act regulating the sale of in
toxicating liquors, so far as relates to Pot
ter county. We trust Mr.. MANN will call
this bill up and secure its passage at once.
Let US that 1CtU TO be free from the accurs-
ed law Of 1858, have our liberty imme-
diately.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10
The AmerfacnTr Trades Comma.

n.y. was organized november 3, 1897, with
Capital of one hundred thousand dollars.
This Company was formed with view of TAX
ing up inventors of small articles of general
utility, who are unable TO make independent
arrangements for introducing their inventions,
by an equitable arrangement with them for
their rights by purchase out and out, or by a
taTiff on the articles manufactured and sold.
The inventive genius of this country has long
called for an Institution Of this kind. The
American mind is SO active, that thousands of
things are invented, many of which would be
really usefu TO the community. but which are
never introduced, because the Inventors OF
them have no means to carry them out.
The capital of this Company will be devoted
to the development of really useful Inventions
The Company have a Committee on Patents,
whose duty it is to pass upon all applications
and from their large experience ia such mat
tiers In, entors have a security that their IN
ventions will not be miSjudged and the high
character of the parties composing that Com-
mittee is a sufficient guaranty that plans and
specifications may be submitted before patents
are applied for, without any risk Of adyan-
tage being taken of this circumstance, and
when desired to do so. the Company will take
cut patents for others, securing for the inyen-
tor all OF his invention that is patsutabie.
This Company respectfully invite inventors
to submit to them their plans and il will be
furthering the objects of the Company if its
officers aud agents can be Of any service TO
them.
ANY one Of the following modes is accepta-
bic to this Company
FrSt: 10 manufacture any articles for
which their machinery is adapted by contract
the inventors receiving the articles and paying
for the same on delivery.
Second: They buy amy patent which is ap-
proved OF by their committee.
Third: They will manufacture and sell any
article which they choose to adopt, giving TO
the Inventor such proportion OF the profits
as may be agreed upon.
The extensive building, No. % and 81
Fran4fort-st., New York, being about 90 feet
front by over 100 feet deep, and stories high
above the sidewalk, is owned by the President
Of the Company, and is occupied in part by
all the machinery, wareroom and Offices of the
Company, where all its business and sales are
transacted.