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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.


a BsRsyOlsnt Institutions, established On sDeefa
sRd0vmeaf.Jcr the relief of the sick and dis :
trsssed, afflicted pith YirHleRt aud Epidemic
diseases.
The Howard Association. I'm view of
the awful destruction of human life, caused BY
Sexua-diseascs, and the decepti pra ctised up-
on the unfortunate victims OF such diseases by
Quacks, several years ago directed their Con-
sulting Surgeon, asa Charitable Act wor.
thy oftheir name. to open Dispenssry for the
treatment of this class OF dis cases in all their
forms, and to give Medical Advice Graf.
In, TO all who apply by letter, with q description
of their condition, (age, occupation, habits of
life, &c.,) and in cases Of extreme poverty, 10
Furnish Medicines Free of e. ha rye
IL Is needless to add that the Association COM
mands tho hi chest Medical skill OF the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
mont.
The Directors Ofthe Association, ia theirannu-
alRepOrt upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases
express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the labors of their Surgeons
In the cure of Spermat0rThea, Seminal Weak
ness, Gonorhoea, elect. Syphilis, The Vice O..
Onanism or Sel-Abuse, Diseases OF the Kidneys
and bladder, &c, and order continuance Of the
same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors. on review of the past, feel as
sure that their lsbOrs in this sphere of beneyo-
lent efforts have been of great benefit TO the az.
ficted, especially to the young, and they have
resolved TO devote themselves, with renewed
ZEAL this very impol tant but much despised
cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhna. mr.
Seminal Weakness, the Vice OF Onanism. Ma
sturbtion, or SelfAbuse and other Diseases Of the
Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, viii
be sent by mail lin sealed lettei). FREEE OF
CHARGE, on receipt of Two Stamps for post
age. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and
treatment of Sexual diseases, diet, &C., are con-
stantly being published for gratuitous distribu-
ton, and will be sent to the afflicted. Some OF
the new remedies and methsods of treatment dis
coverep during the last year, are of great value.
Address, for Report of treatment, DR.. J.
SKILLIN HOUGH ToN, Acting Surgeon, How
ard Association, No.2 South Ninth Street, Phil
adelpqia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD. Secretary
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rE &c nc n BAUTE
CLASSICAL ACADEMY
And Family Boarding school,

ron BOYS.
ave do aaiss TO spend seueH or eight pears
MERELY an seraPfng together as much Latin aud
Grsek as might be LEARNED easily and delightfully."-
TITS THE AIM oFTHfs INSTITUTION
i 10 form good, intelligent, happy and useful
men. The government Is strictly parental, yet
decided.
A competent knowledge OF our language Is
most indispensable TO every man our efforts are
therefore especially directed TO correct spelling,
elegant reading and speaking, composing, &c.
Mathematics are taught with a steady view TO
business and mental training.
LANGUAGES:
Heretofore ,rnany oftho best minds N the eoun.
try have been deprived of the advantages arising
from knowledge of the Ancient and Modern
Languages, on account ofthe unreasonable length
of time required for their acquisitions; but by an
improved method OF teaching, which Is com.
mended by Milton, Locke ,l.eibnitz Sidney Smith,
aud others, our students In French or German
are enabled 10 speak those languages In one year,
and thorough course OF Latin and Greek il
completed In three years.
LECTURES.
The student In the Classical Academy Is taught
IA one year the higher English branches, in n
course, that embraces -four hundred Lectures
which are delivered In plain manner, and by
which he may lrern moro ihln no would by po'
ring over his text books, which would only dis
courage him by their strange tcrmino losy, and rot
him OF that ttmc, which should be devoted 70
spelling, writing, arithmetic and 10 his business
/ Inc VIII ltfhl hN tNo lollOW
Ing subjects;
Natu,al Philosophy, Moral Philosophy,
astronomy, Intellectual Phi losophy
chemistry. Political Economy,
Mnerology, Elements OF Laws,
Geology, Ancient History,
Physiology, Modern History,
Zoology, General Literature,
I Botany, English Literature,
! Physical Geography. Ancient Geography,
/ Agricultural Chemistry antiquities,
The next term OF ten weeks will commence oi
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7th,
4 ENrKNsKs AND PAyaESrs- Boarding, Tultiol
/ IN the English Branches, washing, rooms, fue
and lights, per term OF ten weeks, $50.
TUITION ron DAY SCHOLARS.
English Branches, S. each Language, IS
Ia advance, the balance Rt tho middle of the tern
Daily Lectures, with Philosophical Apparatus
will be given.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION,
! s. ROYCE, Principal Prof. Of Languages an,
Higher English Brnches.
Miss SARAH PERRY, Teacher Of Englsl
branches.
/ Mrs. f. NJ. ROYCE. Teacher OF English an,
! Ornamental Branches.
REFERENCES.
Hon VIM ID Griswold, Charles Wood, L. @ Bun
tin, MeGregor, John Usher, A NJ Ostrander
Benz Mckeen, Wm Paddock, Judge ID Deming
I Fred MaTkle.
For further Information. address the Principal
/ CTEwART'S Refined Syrup and Sugar n Gus
/ - Molasses, No. !, for sale by
.HsALIsBURY.
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SEWING MACHINES
Office on Ohio ST.. 3 doors West Of An
TERRE-IiAUTE, INDIANA.
Prices from $50 to 800.

sINBIESE MACHINES ARR SUPERIOR ~
i any and all others, especiallyin the follow
ing pa rtiCulars:
l. Elegance OF model and finish.
3. simplicity and thoroughness OF cOnstruc-
ton, and consequently durability and freedom
from arrangement aud need of repairs. .Wnrnn
ted fol- three years.
3. unexampIed ease OF mana gement, aud ra-
pidity and quietncss of operation.
4. Beauty and elegance Of stitch, ALIKE OK
Roth SIDES of the fabric sewed,
.. Strength and hrmness of seam-will mel.
ther RIP nor ravel.
8. Economy of thread, and variety Of pur-
poses and materials to which they are adapt
Cd, Sc wing equally we'll on the thinest thick
est fabrics. The operator may sew ordinary
seams-slitch. hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and
tuck. all on the same machine, with ease and
facility. Full instructions given to purchaser
FREQ OF charge. Sewing Machine Needles, Silk,
Twist Thread, &c, always on hand at the low
est prices.
III Call or send for Circulars containing full
particulars, list of prices, testimonials, &c.
G.. II. WILLIAMS, Agent
Jan. Ie. te59-dwIy
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UNION CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.

UNION CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.
1NHE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF
l. this Institution willopcn onihc
Third Monday in September, 1859.
TEACHERS.
Tho School will DO conducted under the su.
pcrvision of n. G.. BUFF, former Principal Of
Farmers Academy. PRoT. "A. r. HALL has been
secured as First Assistant. Other competent
leaehers Will be employed, 30 asto form an en-.
ergetie corps OF Instructors.
OBJECT.
Tho object OF the School IL TO prepare classes
,or more advanced places at the opening OF the
College proper in 1850. students DESIRING 20 take
n thorough course In College, can not oycfvalue
tue advantages OF this Preparatory year; aud stu
dcnts In general will hnd this one OF the most
thorough and practical Schools ~ Tho West
COURSE on STUDY.
The courso ofstudy viii embrace those branch.
r. which, In the regular course, belong TO the
Preparatory department; yeti a sufficient NUM-.
her gpply, more advanced classes viii DO taught
TERMS.
The yeur viii be divided into three terms, OF
twelve weeks EACH with two weeks vacation
between terms.
rUITIoN.
The following rates OF tuition will be charged,
payable IN adVaHee- For the Primary sludirs,
/ - per torn Tor the English studies, cmbraeing
Reading. English Grammar, Geography, Mental
ana Nrltton Aflthmctic, 30 pei term Tor The
/ Classical studies, Higher Mathematical, and Nat.
ural Scenccs-embraclng Latin, Greek, Algebra,
I GeOmctfy, Natural Philosophy, Psychology aud
| History, - per term. No deduction, except in
case OF protraricd Illness. No extra charge foi
/ lncidenisls.
BUILDINGS.
The Nil DO conducted, for the coming
yeHr, Int. fltn Bun Academy, which vii
ncc0mmodA y hundred students.
MUSIC
| Will be- taught BY fiss HKLks ALKlRt, for " hicl
extra charges Will be made,
Ornamental Drawing and Painting
VIII bc taught by Mrs. II. 4. aALE-no eztr
Charge.
Tan be obtained In the town and neighborhoo
nj prices varying from si.50 10 s2.25 per week
GENERAL REMA RKs.
UMos CnRRriAS COLLEGE is located at Meron
ln sullivan county, Indiana. This location
celebrated for lts numerous natural advantage
aud delightful scenery. The iiEALTH ofthc plac
- equal. II not superior To any other locality I
the Wabash Valley.
This School will be thorough In scientific AN
moral training, yet will incnlcate no dogmatic
secinrian principles. II In the true sense OF t
term, liberal School
Special oversight and care will be exercise
over pupils from distance. Their pecuniaI
interests will be attended TO, IL desired by p
rents or guardians.
f, students are ar gently recommended 10 cou
mence School at the beginning Of each term; y,
they will be received at any tIme--pay ing for D.,
less than hall the term.
Communications should be addressed 10 II
, Principal, at Merom, Sullivan county, Indi an
BYoRDER oFTHE BOARD OF TRUSTEE
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AJORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPA'
~ NY. REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO SAN
FRANCISCAN,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD,
and connecting only with Steamers Golden Gate,
Golden Age, John l.. stephens, and Sonora,
OF the
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY AT PANAMA.,
DTRkcr TO AsPISwALL-
The splendid Steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC,
having been entirely rentted and adapted to the
California trade, will hereafter run as above
leaving his port on the 5TH and PORN OF each
Month, from the foot of Canal Street, North River
HrPasscngers and Mails will be forw arded by
Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama with
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnifi
cent Steamships, which will be In readiness and
leave IMMEDIATELY for San Francisco. They will
be embarked free OF expense from Railroad, by
Company s steamboat TABOGA.
An Experienced Surgeon Is attached 10 each
ship. Steerage passengers found I'm cooked pro-
visions, bedding, and attendance. Ills believed
that the accommodations afforded by the above
ships are unsurpassed by any in the world. The
public are Informed that tne r. NJ. 8. s. Co., al
ways have ONE OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS,
lying AZ Panama, ready for sea, TO avoid any pos
slbl detention OF Passengers and mails, and en-
bark their passengers by Steamboat
Forpassage apply ct the only ONCE OF he Com
pary, on the Wharf foot Of Canal Street, North
River, to WILLIAM II. NlCkHAM.
iseptki-Wsml
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School Books.

The standard School Books Of tho day, com
prising MEG uey series Of Readers and Spoilers.
lions, Buffers, smiths, Pineo's, Towers, and
Nuttings Grammars Mitchell's, aud Cotton Il
Pitch's, Geographys; Burrit'sN Smiths Astrono-
mys; GOodrieh's, Wizards, and Wilson's His
tOrys Billions, and Mciintock and Crooks,
Andrews and StOdddTd's, and OllendOrf's Greek
Latin aud French Boo. 3; Comstock's and Ohm
sted's Philosophy Cutters PLY siology, and
Mrs. Lincoln's, Coms.Ock's and Woods Glass
of Botany. wobster's Spoilers, aud Webster's
Dictionarys, from the Pocket to the Unabridged
edition, constantly on hand.
III Country Merchants aud schools supplied
with aforementioned work., on the lowest
possible terms. III
BLANK BOOKS.
Every variety Of Blank Books, consisting Ia
part, OF DENY Day Books, Lecgers, and Journals,
Russia Ends and Bands, Wide and Narrow Cap,
half and full bound Day-Books, Ledgers and
Journals, Cap and Quartos, Cash, Invoice and
Record BOOKS Receipt Books, Order Book
Note and Draft Books, Bill Books, Time Books,
Blank Drawing Books, Bank Books, Scrap
Books, Copyin and Copy Books, and every style
Of Pass, and Plain aud Tuck Memorandum
Books.
Afuii assortment Of papers for Printers, Coun-
try Merchants. aud Town Peoples general use
such as Plat Cap, Blue and White Ruled and
Unrule1 Foolscap and Letter Paper, Congress
Can and Letter Paper, Wide and Narrow Bill Pa.
=
Ladies' Letters and Notes, all sizes, Plain ana
GiltEdges.
III have the agency for Middleton Mills
Print Papers, and will furnish Printers at Mill
prices. Envelopes Of every style and quality.
STATIONERY ARTICLES.
sell Gold and Steel Pens, Pen Holders, on
ellis, Inks, Ink stands, Rubber, Paper Clips, Bill
head Boxes, Sand Boxes, Sand, Sealing Wax,
Drawing Paper, Mathematical Instruments,
Bankers Cases, Paper Folders, Post Ofces, cat
endars, Bill Files, &c.
FANCY GOODS.
Everything desirable in the way OF Gents and
Ladies Pearl, Velvet and Morocco Portmonaies,
Card Cases, Cabas, Tablets, Writing Desks, Port
folios, Work Boxes, Jewelry Boxes. Sewing Birds
Emery Bags, Card Baskets, Spy Glasses, Stereo-
scopes, and Jet Bracelets and Necklaces.
FOR THE TOILET.
The largest stock in market, OF Horn, Rubber
and Shell Tuck Combs, Round Combs Also
Fancy and Plain Hair Pins, Fine DerInmes, Sol ps
and Pomatums.
H.r Friends, one and all give us a call, at No
7, Phenix Row, or 80, Wabash street, and will
endeavor TO show You by honest, upright dealing
that my statement II true. Yours,
OLIVER BARTLETT.
Nov. a, WHY
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TT WILL BE SEEN BY THE ABOVE
L advertisement that F. Nippert has re-
moved from tae old store, North OF the
Court House Square, where he has been for
the last ten years. to his new store room
mentioned above. with a splendid NEW
STOCK OF GOODS, in connection with
W.. Dunn.
!e will further state, that he has sold
1t his entire interest in the Store of F.
Nippert d Bro, TO his brother, August
Nippert. who will carry on the business
at the same old stand
+. NIPPERT.
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keep up a good assortment OF those works.
bringing on they are published, the books, OF
the most popular authors OF the day, aud will
order, on short notice, anything wanted Nv hich
may not have) In the way of Theological, Mcdi :
cal, or Law Books, am agent for Vigo County,
for the sale Of Appleton publications: The New
American Cyelopedia, A6ridgment oftho Debates
OF Congress, American Eloquence, end Burton's
Cyclopedia OF Wit aud Humor. All Of Spur
geon's Works, Kittie's cyelopedia OF Biblical
Literature, and Olshaussn's aud Clark's Com
mentiaries. for sale at PUBLISHERS PRICES.
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DRY GooDs.

NJ FL w
DRY GOODS STORE
All Kinds Of
DIR v G. 90 ID $
UNPREC EDENTgD Low PRICES
F. NIPPERT & DUNN
ARK OPENING
A New Stock Of Dry Goods,
~. Nippers's store Room. In
MO. lI6, Main ST.,
Between fth and 9th,
TER RE AUTE. lNDI AN A,
Almost opposite John G. Ross & Son, aud Ia the
store room lately called The French store"
yuyHE sURscRlBERs WOULD RESPECT
ii fully call the attention Of the LADIES 10
THEIR riss LIsg 80
L a d es Dr. IS q d q
SILK AND VELVET TRIMMINGS.
And EnJroiieries,
All New Styles.
Plaid and Stella Square Shawls,
Plaid and Bayadere Double Shawls,
CLOTH MANTLEs.
Zephyr STA carSsi'
Ladies' Zephyr Hoods,
, Misses, do do
Childrcns' do do
Ladies', Misses and Childrens'
+, Mriao and Cashmere Hose and Msrino I'm
, der Vests.
Is. y. MooTe's Patent Inflated Bustles,
Hoped skirts, with Bustle Attached;
J Common Skeleton skirts-cnxAr.
LADIES ASD.oKsrs'
Kid, Cashmere, Buek.skin and Silk Fleece,
q i O " q -,
g Very Cheap.
1000 Pieces American Prints,
From TO loo. for the very best.
1000 Yards Delaine, worth 25c.. 70
{. l2t cents.
Domestic Goods,
n Ofall kinds aud nj The tfght nriees
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VvHE CITY CLERKS OFFICE is REMov
IL ed to Blake & Sohier's Coal 0ffce ON Fin
street, near Canal. Persons having business to
loet2odlwl f''''
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II lib LT - !

have on hand and for sale, Bibles Of all des.
cnptions, from the pocket edition, roam bound
gilt edge, which l sell at 40 cents, to the large
10 $500.
Standard, Miscellaneous, and Juvenile
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We respectfully inform our friends
and the public. that We have removed
TO The corner Of Main and 9TH streets,
house heretofore occupied by the
Southern Bank, which we have fitted
up in style SURPRISING and DRY
GOODS HOUSE in the State, COM
bining elegance with comfort. and com
modiouse saloons - departments for
jobbing and retailing being seperate
and distinct The first floor is ar.
ranged for general retail sales, tho
basement for our
Wholesale Domestic Notions!
: And on the second floor. which is ca
,, sy of access. will be found our Whole
sale Fancy Goods and Notion Depart
ment. In addition to our present heo
= Wy stock, we are opening for our Me-
Store over 100 cases and bales. con
q prising everything required to rend'
!, stock complete.
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April %, I859-wtf
Administrator,s Sale.
Public sale Of BIooded Cattle

L WILL offer for sale at my residence,
Il nine mile. north Of Terre Haute, Ind =,
on WEDNESDAY, the l4th day Of next
December, five Young Bulls, two Year
lings, AMI three calves. They have been
bred with great care as regards milking
qualities. Colors-oDe a deep red, two
white and two roan
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TFRMs SAFE

They will be sold on twelve months
time to the highest bidder, without re-
serve, the purchaser giving bis note with
approved security, waving valuation and
aPpraisement laws. All persons desiring
TO improve their stock, now have chance.
The stock will undoubtedly sell low.
o. BARBOUR.
New Goshen, nd, Nov. a3.w3.
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WHEAI r sTLLS,
PLvl 5,
HARRC NS,-Rotating the best in use.
com DRILLS,
CORN SHELTERS,
CORN PLANTERS,
STRAW CUTTERS,
HORSE RAKES, the best ever
brought TO this market,
STEAM 30ILERS-portable,
CORN CRUSHERS,
CIRCULAR WOOD SAWS,
CLOVER HULLERS,
AGRICULTURAL FURNACES,
THRESHING MACHINES from one
to eight horse power,
And a full variety OF
SYTHES AND SNATHS, GRAIN
CRADLES, OK YoKES NAT
ToCKS AND PICKS,
FORKS, SHOW SPADES,
RAKES, TRACE CHAINS.
COFFEE MILLS, CULTI-
VATOR TEETH, HARROW
TEETH, PLANTERS HOES,
AXES, &C., DC, DC.
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H1r Friends, one and all give us a call at No.
7, Pkqnix Row, or 80, Wabash street, and will
endeavor TO show You by honest, upright dealing.
that my statement IL true. Yours,
OLIVER BARTLETT.
Nov. "a, WHY
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ArORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ NY. REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO SAN
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From Rev. Mr.. MoMrLLrs, Pastor Of Robert.

Ohhp''s
IsDiAsAPoLis, Oct. q, 1857
Dr. e.. W. RoBscK-Dear Sir: have used your
Blood Purifier for nervous affection. from which
have suffered much nj times. While III pleas
ant to taste, u certainly has happy effect upon
the nerves. Please accept my thanks for your
kind regards, aud believe me Yours,
J W. 4. McMULLEN.
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JAMES BUCHANAN.
WAsuISGTos CRY, Dec 10, 1859.
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RECRUIT THE DEBiLIATED,

aud discharge from the system, every taint
Scrofula. whether hereditary or otherwise. Tn
they
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-14
Later from Europe.

u.rIrsx. Ian. 13-The steamer New York
~ arrived here, with dates from London TO
n va Sgth ult She put in short of coal The City
" Manchester, the Europa and the Anglo
~ 80 had arrived out. The Christmas holt
saxs produced great quietness in all articles
~ trade Cotton was easier, but unchanged.
p~osdsluf,s steady. Wheat had an advancing
's,drncy. Provisions dun. Sugar firm Con-
.nIs q5N to o3A.
Tbe chinese Government had applied for
.mrr.can mediation in their present difficult
ties. ,., ,,.., .., e,n f,,,,;,. 60
lana had been wrec ked in the China seas.
IA A spanish Princess had been born.
Tbs ponr refuses 10 enter the European Con-
.-s,. unless the Authorship of the late PAM
teslet is denied. ,
u.rtr.x. Jan. Is. p. M.-There is nothing
,,r .her BY the steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-14
From Mexico.

NV ORLEANS, Ian. l3.-The Mexican pa
,.a-. tate .iial IL rs believed that Gen. Pes
iihisra vail refuse 10 obey the orders for the
restoration OF Capt. Stone. lie Is raising
,roors for some mysterious purpose.
Intelligence derived from the French and
English Embassies lead 10 the belief that the
French ard Spanish feet womb soon appear
Vera Cruz to enforce the pecuniary de-
msuds of Spain against Mexico.
The Liberals have Obtained several victories
cyer tA- Church party, III Tehuantepec Al
v.rey vas acting against Cobos. II IS stated
ma, :le Liberals have lrt.sken Zacatecas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-14

L which have recently come to our knowledge,
together with advertisements and card which
has been sent extensively through the country to
make the following extract: THE subscriber have
ing conducted the above business for the last
years, on franklin street, under the stve. Of G.
WATT CO, begs leave to inform his friends
and the customers of the old concern that that
firm does not now exist" have satisfied us that
regular and systematic effort has and still be-
ing made to deceive the public: and lead them to
believe that the concern of u EO. WATT x co.
is not IN existence. and that the only place to get
Watts Patent Cuff Brace Piow is from a man VINO
is daily violating the Patent Laws. and unjustly
depr,ving George Watt OF his property, by making
his Patent Piow without his authority or consent.
We desire to correct the impression thus sousht to
he made. and inform You and the public that the
concern Of GEORGE WATT Il CO. is still in ex-
Istence; that Geo. Watt, the inventor and paten-
tee. has not sold the right or authorized any enc.
except Mr. F. w. Scott. of Fredericksburg, to
make any of his Patent Flows, and that we keep
constantly hand large stock. Of all Sizes, made
under our personal supervision, from the only
genuine patterns, of the best materials. tos ether
with 4 variety OF other Agricultural Implements,
which we warrant to the buyer, and are deter
mined not to be undersold by any one in the mar
ket. Our GEO. WATT returns his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public, who have sustained
him heretofore, and We solicit a continuance OF
their PATRONAGE. GEO. WATT d CO.
"a 22-dScYlm