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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06
CLEVELAND,
mtntfints.
:Tga. Wedioines. Paints apd Oils.

II MENT At very 10y iIses 10 lhs we9ss1ie sfaus'
aug12 81 Sngq1sr = l.
T INSEED OIL-50 BBLS. q. D..
II GRISWOLD's, the best IN the wrrld, at u. loves
HSTSis SnSis price STRONG ARMSTR@sSi iSl i@65S5i St
WHITE LEAD-20,0 900 lbs. con
w Etanty On hand Of al the v.Tiogs mgngfse'urss
STRONG y ARMSTRONG,
augl9 lt9 Sune1l9I 81
nU URPENTIN E-InVOice received
sTRoNG = ARBsTRoEg
Ausls ls2saA APeIleL -.
ZINC PAINT-20,000 lbs. dry and
= - '''' VI ''' '''' SSTTiRtoNG a ARMSTRONG,
pUTTY-15.000 lbs. bladder and bulk
' '''' ''' STRONG < ARMSyRoNe,
sugl3 - lg9 SurenG 81
NEATSFOOT OLA nice, fresh
IN article sold at wholesale and retail gy
STRONG \ ARMSTRONG,
augl lg9 anpenor ST.
.TANNERS' OIL-Bank, Shore and
Il Straight Cod Liver OH, At the lowest price,
tusis iss Superior st..
.T0NS1L INSTRUMENTS-Of the
Il most approved patt
FRENCH ARTERY FoRCEPs.
plSsECTING FoRCEPS, .H
DRESSING FoRcEPS.
GREENS ToNSIL FORoEPS,
lITHoTOBIY FoRCEPS,
NAVAL PoLYPUS FoRoEPS,
AeCOUCHING FoRCEPs,
PLACENTA FoRCEPs,
UTERINE FoRCEPS,
CRANiOroAN FORCEPBr
And FSTesps Of all kinds. NJ ,,,r,r,
A GENERAL, ASSORTMENT OF
"A SURGICAL & DENTAL IRSTRUMENTs alwaJ =
SURGICAL CASES
~ AmPutsting.
CupPng,
Post Mortem,
Str rabisuuE.
Pocket Vial, and
Pocket Instrument
lGG n0yss si 10 lhi's D'''f' FIsKEs ns sunsrorst
.nISSECTING CASES-A GOOD
~ assortment, prices from three Ind halfto thirts
aGieSf; a04 9 '-'n n5 5sSRH sSPsTior st.
WHITCOMB'S ASTHMA RENE
w DY-PTOpsrsd by J Burnstt CO.-In cases Of
Aa%a 4oms1 aud difficulty o. oos 5'''hn this W. oi FsKE
DURNETT'S KALLISTON-
u To remove Tan and Freekles
To remove DandTuh,
10 preyert the HAIR telling #
To cure Musluitl Bites and
Oots wMFI.KE
n J. KELLER, NJ. D., ECLECTIC
NS -ofhce 81 Public Square. rssdenee 2S2 IT st.
ne. Lo
HALSAY'S EXTRACT FOR THE
IL HANDKERCHIEF-Just introduced iuto this city
and warran ed superior to any IN use. For sale BY
dccI4 c. ] KELLER, 30 Pu1. Square.
IF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR
HAIR nom falling OF or turning grey, get and the
E5e@siOr' found only at ,,-,,,-,,,,,,
| SUMNER SAVORY AND SAGE
~ Crude and pulVsriZed, at
decll c J. KEELEk'S 81 Pub Square.
! RENZINE-FOR REMOVING ALL
- kinds Of grease spots tar, paint &C, Fl N silk OF
sale BY pov2s Z. w SACKRTDER
TRUSSES-OF ALL KINDS AND
Il sizes; also Shoulder Braces and Abdominal Support
ers For sale By n0y2e E.W SACKRIT Err. .
TOILET ARTICLES.-BRUSHES.
Boxes Hair DIVES Cosmetics Lubins gen Perfumery
&C. at the lowest prices, at L. W. SACKRDER'S.
RAZ0RS q POCKET KNIVES
4e OF GilchTlst's and WOsteuhom's make warranted
noy26 ---------. =. W. SACKRIDER.
| GOAL OIL BURNING FLUID
~ Lamp OIL and Candles, at the Lowest prices.
nOV2S =. W. SACRRIDER.
THAT ANODYNE EXPEOTOR.
| Il ANT CANDY & BALSAld, mndo and sold By C. ]
keller, Is what every family should have 10 cur,
Coughs rTtstlon Of the Throat and Lungs Bronchitis
ehsctueH cured by its As AIodTne Il scs like
charm inducing quiet and refreshing sleep and easy expec
orari01.
All kinds of Medicine ecsssa for Female or Male cr
be found Al the Eclectic Drug Store; ,...-,.,-.
eeen 2 PUBLIC SQUARE
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Latest dom the GOld nIlnes


The Rocky Mountain News of Dec. 2lst has
the following paragraphs on the subject of the
Mines, past, present, and prospective:
But little more in the way of mining news
can be expected befOrethe opening of another
season The past has been one of experiment
The first discoveries in the mountains were
made in Nay, which was as early as they could
be penetrated. Since then a considerable ex-
tent of country has been indifferently prospect
ed, and many valuable discoveries made. Miners
early began preparations for winter, abandoning
their work in many instances months before
there was any necessity for so doing. It was
the general opinion that outdoor operations
must cease in September. or early in October,
but they have been continued, to advantage
until late in November, thus demonstrating the
practicability Of working seven months in the
year-from May first to December first.
From million and half to two millions Of
dollars in dust has been taken out, which has
found its way to all parts of the Atlantic States
and Territories, and convinced the most incred
ulous that gold does exist in the Rocky MOune
tainu. Until winter came, discoveries were
made throughout the mountains In all direoti ms
the most important being West, or little south
of West from this place, in the South Park and
on the waters of the Colorado of the West,
seeming to indicate that the great gold belt eI
tends directly toward the rich gold region of
California. Recent discoveries in that State in
the vicinity of Walker river, east of the Sierra
Nevadas, Indicate the same thing, and we shall
expect the coming season to show continuous
chain of gold mines, extending from where we
now write to California, thus settling at once
the route for the Atlantic and Pacific Railway,
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THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION vii
Il enter upon its Mkt TERM on Thu: sday, Fehruar
oth, lS60 under the following able experienced
Mrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, AIstron.
Mr LEVI BUTTLES, B Isiness Assistant

Parents assured that while boarding pills contribute
much than Day pupils to The support the psrmaneucy
and success Of the nsut on We are enAbed by SYSTEM
attic Of their time their study, their reeTea-
ti0n aud BY withdrawal from the aluTemouis in
tcrrupons II home and society, to do vastly aud bet
them than for day pupils. and afrd TO them
adVantbgs e. b3 secured any ddg school.
therefore ed that all whO from abroad will
boarding pupils, and that citizens Of Cleveland
will far they nuke u convenient Ia DO 50 send
their daughters boarding Dupls thus advancing the pros
peTty and usefulness their Institution Of whrh
they should, and justly, be proud; and at the
time be than repaid By the greater advanug stheio
No paias win be spared to render their connection with
the stutiOu both pleasant cd able Il will be the
constant care and effort Al n any woy eun. cied h
the anag Of The Institution, 10 secure the highest
possible advantages in all departments Of ugh und
liberal education
attend TO instrumental Ansic Vocal Music Fre.eh D.
ing Paint ng thess departments .under the
charge OF teachers who devote themse.vely 70 their
sesye de ailments and have thus attained high degrt
Mons Su5it ma i've Of Paris ue scholar and superior
uguist being teacher BY profession teaches with care
and precision rarely Observed and he resces IN the sem
inarv pupils have the best possible opportunity
learning speak the language correctly uud with huency
Pupils from the city, whose parents desire It, Will be Al
te made Om tire bills Of such, expense is thereby
saved the Seminary. and indeed. greatly prt fer TO
have all remain with without Interruption through the
Day pupils desiring the services OF the Omnibus fr
their homes the Seminary and back be accOmmoa-
ted at areasonabe rate by applying al the Omnibus ONCE
Cit zeus and oilers are inv tied TO call Gnd eKmue the
institution and its beautiful surroundings and satisfy hem
selves that advantages superior 10 those here offered
TERMS For Bad and Tuition per Term of Twenty
Weeks 500 For Tuition # Day Pupils, from SIS $40
Bills payable IN GdUanes pupils received Tor less than
For further information and admission. address
dec:s S. N. SANFORD, Principal
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Dfttstrp.
DENTISTRY
AT oil SUPERIOR ST.
GUTFA Pc RCHA b AsE,
For Artificial Teeth
DENTIST.

Is manu- acturei aud all varieties Of artificial teeth are
ut N iu tie best manner. W.B, -INGERSOLL,
No 2li Marble Block, Superior street. Cleveland o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

Ex.PosTHAsrER PRosEOUTED.-Judge o.
Flynn, late Postmaster at Detroit, has been
prosecuted under the sub>Treasury Act, on a
charge Of Withholding funds claimed to be due
the United States. he refused payment of a
draft drawn on him for 81, 200 month ago, and
claims that he has an Offset, on the adjustment
Of which he win pay the balance ifany is found
against him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

.NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article Of BITUMINOUS COAL, which is
particularly adapted 10 domestic purposes well for
steam aud smith use be had 0fth undersgnsd Agents
TO the Company.
Orders orcy or trade will be executed with dis
and Coal Delivered at part Of the city Of quality
which will not fail to please. left az either Of oess
the Of Gaylord Hammond. No. 80 SupeTiof
WHEELER HAMMOND.
Oct7 No 81 River street, and c. 4 P. Coal Pier.
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Fugilive slave Act Arrests in IllinoIs.

tSl3- For City News see ihtrd page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
uape
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06
Drp GOODS
G III Il I s T M A s
GIFT s.
FREEMAN & KELLOGG
HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF
Ii GOODS adapted 70
CHRIS7.M.aS GIFTS!
prp @0OOs
CHRES7AE.aS GIFTS!

E SUCH As
AN ELEGANT EMBROIDERED coLLAB.
At hhy cents On The dollar.
A SPLENDID EMBROIDERED sET-CoLLARs
SLEEVES, At 50 cents On the dollar.
BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERED HANDKERcHF
ai 30 sontS on the dollar.
A MAGNIFICENT LACE sEr-CoLLAEs AND
sLEEVEss Al 50 cents On the dollar.
.ANIcE PLAIN s FIGURED ATERINo DRESS.
At 50 cents the dollar.
A VERY RICH AND ELEGANT FANCY SILK
DRESS SILK ROBE, at IS esots on 'bS dollar.
A MAGNIFICENF BRoCHE SHAWL.
a. IS cents on the dollar.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CLOAK IN TOWN.
at IS cents the dollar.
a VERY CHOICE ALL WOOL DE LAME DRESS
at 20 cents on the dollar.
SOME NEW AND VERY PRETTY LACE BUFF
SLEEVES, al 100 cents on The dollar.
A VERY NICE CHENILLE EMBROID'R'D scarf
At 50 eOuis The dollar.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL KNIT HOOD,
a., cheap at two dollars.
dec9
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KOCH, LEVI & MAYER,
Wholesale & Retail D
ALL KINDS OF
READY-MAD
.CL OF HIN C!
No I72 SUPERIOR STREET,
usls CLEVELAND.
"KRISS KKINGLE.


Astranssr, Kriss rihgle, =, to children mos, dear,
Who pays them visit buI once in yea
1jlSs ma shat s, IN DeeembsT-is nov On his ses
hhh gifts % make merry the twenty -fffh day
The children all know it, their eyes have rrouu brish
With thoughts Of the Stockings they'll hang up oeE
And castles IN air'-like tho elders-thcy buila
OF what they OH have when their stockings Al
ear ehildrsa sWest chiidreul our boys and ou grlS
IN blue eyes or black eyes with stilght hair curl
dae aln aHe ne pretty God 6less tLeml We nilsl
KiBgle- ~ ~ ~
With doubts in their hoping, they ask ~ istrua
L1Nt he % thair stockings wills come doWu tl1s due
10 c9ule de IN lhg chimney. AID alsuys vel s1tta
We sxpgsssed this idsa to a friend 3 little son.
But he small grain OF VII IN the ehah q a pun
lie asked y Krss STsF got '-bri Is In his hair
Thsre'Efan in tae babies ere sitting aloae.
hg5s N 2 ne d,fillgi Ns s 9idsI ihsy 5s gIon
The JOYS Of existence sojOurning b-lOW. .
The bacheloTs-crusty, buiid hopes on the ssnd.
Aad on that ioladallon 0d maids ever sand
The food and the tempSs thsif hopes sweep away.
But those who by Cupid and Hymsn ars crowned,
The Ark of Love she ltsrsi rsfdss they Vs f0aud
From ne HOOD that The tempe Is rude shocl
Anda Mouut AIAfat in their cradle T0aE
A 5oies iron the cradle your sars nay eoumhn5.
Your syuEuay be seeking lIttie whit hand
Susga1linE = rnttls--pray heed q In tiEns-
Ihs baby Is waiting or1ng asEest ehim0.
rhe night before Christmas With Osklags so neat
Takes terdsrly Il frJm the small dImplsd feet
To hang up the chimney, where others viii b.
That brother and sister the baby may see
No mnfterhoW many may hang in The row,
WheG tie little bare t8Bt tU their stockings ali 20
Much more than the value Of presents thoy hoii
YoulI receive a coin fsT bette than gold
The Joys Of emotion, the smiles Of delight
The glances that make Christmas morning 50 bTighr
The blending Of voices uie IN each tone
With the music Of hearts, attuuing your oyEn.
To hymns OF affection, and IT ise 10 be givfn
That One ever loving, .Our Fa her Ia Heaven
Your heartg and yunr homes his goodness ha blessed
With such little children as cncs he earessed.
NOIE.
II it should 50 happen that yOu have a soc-
say from ave ysarE 60 quite ~ euty -One--
As Chr IiztmasiE coming with him you sh0ul1 call
AtISAACS' MAGEIfiCENr UNION HALL.
And there purchase suit, f0rif this you do,
A right MeTy Christmas on alua on you
WilldaWn, and yOuli ever. yos, ever REMEMBER
The year Fifty-hine and lts lucky December.
q Remember, We viii give Rich Christmas or New
Year Gin 70 all who purchase their Clothing az
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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY s, 1860.
MORNING LEADER,
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 9, Is0O.
PLAIN GNB oRNASI ENTAIL PRINTINa,

q Plain and Ornamehti PRIV iug ovOry Description
Uns the Printing Establishment of the LIADER Once
% the latest improved md IpBid Steam Presses IN
the BE- II style short notice und at reasonable ratea
Particular EuCntiOn paid blnk work livery descfp-
ton Of Binding doae, especially luHa Books Ledgefs
Journals Sales Rocks, Receiving Books, SC, ne
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'IDREST CITY" SEWING MAGHITE
DOUBLE THREAD-PR1OE ssS.

A NEW AND SUCCESSFUL SEW
"A ING MACHINE has been invented. and Is now be-
ing manufactured In Cleveland Ohio, By Mr. KonigslOw
MRchihlE which for its manship and The
ectve manaer in Which it sews places At among
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31
G0lurttsttr Daily spw,
ter Post Onice-summer Arrangem

Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamr-
hire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at SOC aud
are due al 100 p. m
Fitchburg. Lancaster. Leomnser West Boylston, OAK
ale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, \. IL, at o. a. M
and 345 D. M and due 9l5 a and iVV 2 m
Princeton and East Princeton, at 34j M ana Is U a.
City Of Boston $50 and 9l0 q. - 10 25Oand SVo
D. m. and due at 500 $50 ana 100 p p ~ sf
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, anu i-as'Ni - q,
chusetts-9.l0 q. M. and S03 p M-' siV az e a. 1"
Rhode Island Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad H., and SSu p M ana aie
que az Ss NH ON Providence and worcester Railroad $40 p
m. and are due at g4U a. M ,.. w
cester Z is a. m, and are due at l245 p. M
Albany (Western New orS and Western States, us
A. m and 40c p and are due at Y As and 1880
Springfield rs and 400 p. and due at g.i0
q m, 245 and 1880 p
London counties lis and 400 and are duo
at l245 and 1880 p.
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1880 a.
and are due at 9.l5 am.
New York city Southern States 1000 a. NJ and 60
m; and are due at $50 and ll.05 p m.
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton, Dana North
nd West Rutland. 9.45 a. m; and are due at 400 p
Holden Rutland. North Rutland, and Oakham, $50 p,
m; and are due at SOC am.
Leicester a+5 m, and 40 M, and due at 0O
q m and 800 p,
Millbury, and West Nliubury $50 a H. and $50 p IN
and are due at g.A0 a. M, and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury, $3.50 p. m, and is due at 800 a. M
Grafton, New England Village, and COrdavule, 6w a.
m and are due at $3.50 p. IN.
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashlaidi
Woodvile, Wesboro', NOrthbOro, Southhoro Corda
vile, and Grafton y 10 p. and are due at 9l5 a. M
Milford. Mendon, HOston, Bolton Berlin, $40 a. NJ,
and 500 n M: and are due 500 a. and $50 p M
Office hours from 6.45 m, 10 SUI p m sundays from
II 10 to IL 40. y. M EMORY bANlSIEh r. M
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9jotcIs ann 8cstaurants.

4 LINCOLN HOUSE, WoRCEs-
{11eEIRs TER MASS.-The subscriber, having leased
H. u this popular and we'll known Hotel for term
J.f.sa of years, has put the in state of com
kF%F plete and thorough repair. and fitted 1t up and
re-furnished it in first class style in every re-
spec This the largest and most pleasant Hotel in the
city and of the spacious and cOmmodous New
England 1t is most centrally located, the of
MAN, Elm, and Maple streets directly opposite depot
of the Boston, Norwich Nashua, Fitchburg, and New
York railroads. and the Hotel to the other de
pots connecting with the South and West 1t contains
rooms, larger and pleasantly situated than
any other House in the city large proportion of them
being on Main and Elm streets, the two pleasantest
streets in the city ornamented with large shade trees
The House is furnished in the best STYLE lighted with gas
and ventilated in the most approved manner and is ac
knowledged by all to be OF the desirable Ho
tells for summer residence in the country Having had
many experience in the business the subscriber
was induced TO take lease of this establishments conf
dent that the travelling public would him lib
eral share of patronage. L. 7. BALLOON, Proprietor.
10
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ORSON N. HEATHS POETIcI.

~ NOTICE. No. 2.
ware, " ' w
Also Edwards Crockery large lot for sale prices very
fair; 0' PN' WY
For at the Poetical Exchange every day brings some
thing new; - ' e' 'Oi"o'
Sometimes wooden ware or glass, at other door mats it
find, va way new 1ou may
every kind; F'"e eV''Si
Now all good house-keepers to the Poetcal EXCHANGE
be sure to 60; '"''se'
the Pay State House Block, when you would buy
n. B.-l am constantly receiving the latest styIes nj
crcckery and glass ware and the best variety of nnse
Keeping goods to be found in Worcester and shall soil al
less prices than any other FIRST class store in the cit aud
my29 wAn oRs6N n iHitSSpVir,
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4fleo1frnes.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
= RlENCE OF A VICTIM.-Desgned for tho bencat
ma as warning and caution to young men who suffer
from NERVOUS Debhty, Premature Decdv, NC AS n con.
sequence OF early erors supplying at the same time The
MegnS 81 SER Care BY sufferer from the above cause
and from medical imposition and quackery '
single copies (maed free on receiving a postnoid En-
Ve0pe bearing the address of the applicant Address
aug dtw3tn '7' w. Nv" i"rh'
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pOND'S EXTRACT OF HAMAMET,-

-i,- Is, OK Pal DESTROYER, is the product of n
Sepd Srao; harmless in all cases, and domestic
and WeSn Spfas kueumatism Bos Ulcers Old sores
anu huuhus II has not an equal. 1t is also used win
treat success for Toothache Headache Neuralea Sore
4at, conc Darrh@a, Ioarsencss and other similar
ana painful affections while it promptly ar
LII, M lemorrhaee Hundreds of physicians use il
oaiH III telI practice and give it their unqualified rec
concentration; Sold by DAVID SCOTT brurrist 15r
Nam corner Mechanic street dtf ~
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TIE s TrMASNN49e LIS.
Il regard Mr. Eddv Of the most capable aud
ceSSui practitioners with whom have had official inter-
course. CllAS MASON" Commissioner OF Patents.
nave no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
eannot employ person more competent and trastWorthy
anu more capable Of putting their applications in form
to secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the iatent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
,.,, - . - -'BosToN, February s, 1858.
MI. H. H. Eddy has made for THIRTEEN applica-
lions ON all but of which patents have heen
a, that one is roe eding Such unmstakable proof
mend all inventors to apply him to procure tber a
tents as they may be sure OF having the most faithful at
ten"h bestowed on their cases, and very reasonable
charges. John race Avn
From Sept 18th, 1851 to June lTth 1855 the subscriber
IN course Of his large practice made tSoice rejected an
pheations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
was decided in ms 1dUOr by the Commissioner of Patent
la3 deodly Il. IL. EDDY.
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M ANHOOD HOW LOST HOW

IEH W - IlOW LOS1, HOW
- KESIORED.-JaSt Published, in a Sealed EDreL
OPe, LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AID RAEf.
Gal CiRE , 0F SPERMAToRRHOEA, Seminal Weakness
bePnlty nervousness and Involuntary Emissions
ProaciG npotency Consumption and Ment al and pbvs
p ea De1 aagi t by 10 ZOE CULvERwELL b. The i'm
R .ilat the awful Coz sequences ofself abuse NAV
ne eHectually removed without internal medicmes ar Lo
Of cagstics Instruments medic ated
pouEles ana other empirical devses here clearly dem
osuateu ana the entirely new and highly snccessimI
Cet as adopted by the celebrated author fully ex
Phta by means of which every one is enabled 10 cTa
mnsen perfectly at the least possible cost thereby
9NoulH az the advertised nostrums of the day This
LEISURE VIII prove boon to thousands and honsonds
two to any address postpaid on receipt Of
tMV postage stamps, by addressing Dr. CHAS i q
45e6. dawtdII 49, "" 10TH. rosy BOX
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1atents.
a MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
R,H, EDDY. Solicitor of Patents,

(LATE AGENT L. 5. PATENT OFFICE, WAsHINGToB
UNDER THE ACT OF 1871
80 STATE, OPPOSITE KlLBY STREET, BOSTON.
After extensive practice OF upwards of twenty years
continues Patents in the United States also in
Great Britain, France, and other foreign countries. Ca
Specifications Bonds, Assignments, and all Papers
Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms and
with despatch Researches made into American For
eign works, TO determine the validity utility of Pa
tents lnventionsand legal other advice rendered
in all matters touching the Copies of the claims
of any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar As
signments recorded at Washington.
This Agency not only the largest in New England but
through inventors havedvanages for securing Patents,
OF ascerainng the patentabty ofnvention sunsurpass-
ed by if not UNNECESSARILY superior any which can be
offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials below given
prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA
| TENT OFFICE than the subscriber; and as SUCCESS
Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL.
IrH, he would add that he has abundant to be-
ieve, and can prove, that at other Office of the kind
are the charges for professional services moderate The
immense practice of the subscriber during twenty years
specifications aQd OV al ecisions relative to patents
These, besides exte hive library of legal and nechan
ca works, fun accounts of patents granted il the
United States Qrope TeudST him able, beyond ques
ton, to offer superior faclHies FOR obtaining patents.
All necessity OF djchmey t6Atashngton to procure
patent and the usual great delay There here saved in
| ventorS.
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Onlnlbuses.

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EsEEEs2F&.<1 CHERRY VALLEY, NEW woR.
Ez445.-a--9 1922 CESIER, and WORCESTER ON
Tf5SSa48s~ 5fN N NIBUS. Summer ATrang emeRtt-.
p. m. 90 ~
Leave Leicester at a. M, 100 p. M; leave No.
Flaggs Block at 1880 a. M, and D. m.
tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings: Leave
Leicester at $50, and No. Flagg's Block at oclock
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester on each trip % ~
Leave New Worcester at $50 a M, 10 80 a. M 1856 n
m, III p NJ 4 p M, 40 p. m. leave No. Flagps
DiocK at 9jV a. M, 1880 a. m, IL M 2.3G p. m p, M
p IN. ~ ''
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester 9.l5, and Cherry Valley at 9SOam-
Leave City Hall at p. m. ~
Leave New Worcester at 10 a. M and n m Iaova
City Hall at close OF meetings = 49, 'N
Express Business promptly attendedto.
W.. - L. b. STONE d. CO., Prop'rs
'NiNoS'ei' Nuch' lo0J' dtf nlehlg
MI lLLBURY AND WORCESTER ON.
~ NlBUS leaves No. IS Main street at 10 n m anil
50O p M From Mbury. leaves Lovell's Hotel AT 7 On
a. M and l23b p. M; and leaves thePost Office AT ii
m. and D. diff $40 y :"