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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE or AN OLD

THIRTY YEARS ExPERIENCR or AN OLD
NuRsE-Mrs. WINsLows SOOTHING sYRUr the pre,orip
ton of hes, femae physicians and nurses in the
United States and has been used for thirty years with
falling safety and by millions OF mothers and children
from the feeble infant ofon week old to the adult
1t corrccts acidity Of the stomach.
Relieves wind collie; Regulates the bowels
And gives rest health and comfort mother aud Child IS
cents a bottle
Mrs. S. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR REST0RER
AND ZYLoBALsAMUs, or WORLDS HAIR DRKssrSa-Are
equaed for restoring invisorang, identifying end dressing
the hair quickly cleansing the scalp. sesng the fall, aud i'm
parting healthy and natural color to the hair They
fail TO restore gray hair to its original youthful color No
lady's toilet is complete without the Zyobasamum Hair
Dressing IT impss the hair lshful fragrance,
and is suited to both young and old.
The Restorer Rcproduccs
The Hair Dressing Culystes and IcAu'ifes
A SLIGHT COUGH, which attracts but little at
ten;on in it, ncponcy may be the forerrnne Of Consump
ton. Whs, is sometimes called tr1ins cold frequently
ends in Bronchitis Wha, reckless folly to allow Cough
Cold to become deepses,ed. when a remedy prompt
and certain JAYSKs ExPRcroRASr be readily procured
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
nlYn.

BFRGEH-On. Saturday morning. Dec ~ Mars h'ynoh'
infant daughter of Rufus \. aud Angolque bergen . =,
The RELATIVE, and friends Of tho family respectfully '"u
10 attend funeral Monday 18th ms. At u eora
~ from the residence OF her parents No. Oh Madison place
11lsk street, Grcenpoint. Long Island.
Jamaica H. ng lsland paper please copy m IT.
BEssON-On Saturday Dec ~ alter snort hi"A'' '
B.,son, Ia the 6lst year % bis age; 81, , ,.,.,,n,
The remains will be- taken 10 wife flairs df
~ 1Nondny morning in the ~. tfan Rom I~en,y'"
street Depot, Harlem Railroad ..,. IA, +,
p1VsrOt- East hartford Conn. on Saturday pr'. v
1865 John Boynlon, formerly oil 9'yh |o'oN"S' UNIV
s.ed " seals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
A New Method
or CURING CERTAIN DISEASES BY THE USE or
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,

Has been recently discovered aud cacusted to supesede
the OF all electromagnetic machines external applications,
nens pasters medicines for aud ague
rheumatism plrays nunlbness neuralgia &c. The applies
simple the effects pleasant and the positive md
infabl- Il proves what have for nearly quarter of
century maintained that Railways Ready Relief ia the best
quickest and important remedial agent ever discovered
IT, however only recently that we have discovered s i'm
curative power certain diseases by this new process
TIE SECRET or IT'S APPLICATION
rgge,ed by Professor Reid Professor and Lecturer
of Chemistry for many years in the NewYcrk College OF Ply
si,isnt the HcwYork Hospitals Ednbcrgh University &C..
&C. We tried number of that had Previously
resisted al, other treatments Every yielded with aston
ishng ra,idty Tn. Of the Ready Relief in h ord
nary application has been greater than all ether remedies u
This vou:he for BY thousands who hsve used H.
Let those afflicted with the following complaints 1t under
the new method, and guarantee a Immediate
RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA Gout sciadcs, Nervous
ness Fever and Ague INDIGESTION, SMALLPOX.
MEASLES,
Cramps, spas-ns Lun, sago Headache Heart Disease.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Retention supres 'ions or Misplaced Menstr ration.
URINAL ORGANS.
Disease, Of the Kineys Bladder, Ure,Ins Weadasss.
Sperms.orrhes, Pairs, Aches, Spans in
the Back, Thighs. Hips. NC.
THE APPLICATIONS
IN tfvse ease, must be made
TC4THE SPINE.
Rub the entire length Of she spine and crass the small o.
he back with
RADWAY3 READY Kelley
afe,r minutes, light and morning und cure viii
oow We do no. rccomm ,nd its application m this form
experiment. but with full knowledge that It VIII euro
,tber Of the aboye-named complaints
We are recommending 10 unsried mcdicine-tb
merit and eicscy specific for msy OF tho palms, aches
md isGrnies Alict mankind IL acknowledged by thou
sndsbu sugges. readers and patients method
IF It's application .or certain complaints which followed.
will ins,re positive and rapid cure thso any known
rea,meat in vogue. In all cases. ak for RADwAY'6
READY RELIEF Patients invited to call ct DR. RAD
WAYS Medical onie e. No. 81 Maiden lane, New York
iADWAY,S RELIEP il aod by DrusdAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
TIE wEArnKa-At about midnight

TIE WEATHER At about midnight OF
Saturday strong ;. T. wind set H. which gradually
Increased and Oh sunday morning was blowing gale
causing the tide 10 rise unusually high and hoodng
large number Of cellars Oh tie East and North Rivers
doing considerable damage. No material damage to
the shipping has occurred The portion OF The new
South Ferry house in process Of construction "as
blown down, and The iron (of which 1t is compcsed) was
broken into fragments. In the afternoon the wind
subsided ard at sunset very moderate from south
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14

TO n, Editor u The y. J. 7TfIant' . =,
SIR: As the public may conlound me with The
fb prr IT, 10 wa, arr .ted Tue-dfy last for attempt
g 10 mass forged check for $40 the Shoe and Leather
Ram Vii Won do state in thst am
~, ~. nrr.on referred to- and that have connection
scqgaiutanc. with that young worthy.
Very res ectinly. - so,
Late Cart Co Il. 3sib Regt y. y. 3 Vol
No $40 9th avenue n. Y, Dec. 10, 1903
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
Skatcs! Sxr,rs:: Skaf
At L.m. John,ton s Co...

~ No. 100 Io,.cry corner Broomes.iN N. Y.
Fine Gold and silver W,les rich Jcwcry and Diamonds,
e,lin, silyrrwarc BridI Prren'- Gard Album, &c. &c.
a.. msnui.,turc our own SILVER plated Ware such AZ Tea
Sci, I'm. Caters BASKETS fori8 Spoons Sc Ne double
, al That we eli AID our prices low n che lowest
The Sloni Elliptic erwinR ilHsb.ae ! the v'iy bot
4, . ,nalAci Cal I'D SOFT Ol,c NJ. 81 ir,aan
"a '"e 4. Il. aupLAE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
1uyLArg FIRE os THE v. R.-CoRREcTIOS.

To The Editor Q( TIE " Y. Tribune
SIR: The d" Harvest Home " reported by you as
b.ig bured a; the Ere foot Of aud christopher ser
the me Of the ire ~ her doi East Camp Columbia
County ~ Y. sud ccnsrqueIily not burned
You value ~ 100 while the fa 10 hh she
l. uey bare built this summer Maiden, y. and valued
Al more than TO- 600 for which amour, she was Insured
Netr. Yoyh, Dec. 10, 1863. H. H. TYCOON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
FROM WARRINGTON.
,,..;I Di,p,.ch to The ~ Y. Tribune.

,.;.l pisps.ch TO The N Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Dec. 49, 1863.
TEE RUM0RED REBEL PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
There is no confirmation of the rumOr pub
t,d in todsys Chronicle 10 the effect that the pre-.
,,s.d Vice President Stephens and five other Commits
,,ers we're on their way hither from Richmond with
oositions looking TO peaceful reconstruction OF the
r,iou The Government, which wouldbc most likely
no informed the subject never heard of the report
81 TIE Chronicle published it, 1t is undoubtedly utterly
,lhOut foundation
,socERDINGS OF THB UNION LEAGUES COUNCILS
Two Committees, appointed by the National
-gueils Of the Union Leagues which are said to nun.
m between 900 90 and 900 600 voters were appointed
:, Friday TO wait upon the President and express TO
,r, the conclusions to which the Councils had arrived
me Committee. numbering 100 members. was charged
Nth the more general duty OF expressing loyal seuti.
ats and hearty devotion TO the country Of the body
hey represented. The other Committee consisting OF
hree mcmbcrs-ex Congressman John Covode of Pa
,1d Representatives, James NJ. Ashley of Ohio and
s,qwell of Mass.-were instructed to urge upon the
President his paramount duty to the country as well
Il 70 his own Administration. to Postmaster.
General Blair and Attorney General Bates from the
laputl bth. hfn4eSh iioh poslttou ol
Chief anl Gen Sehofeld from the Department Of Mis-.
sDEri
lh,Uonmittee had long and somewhat earnest con
ysrslon with the President who afterward sent
sr Senator r. Graft Brown, with whom be had pro-
ngea conference and upon whose suggestions, which
,-e understood TO have substantially concurred with
those Of the Comnitee it is thought that he promptly
acted There is t. believe next TO certain that
Gen Schofeld is about to be relieved from the COM
pana Of the Department of the Missouri and that his
Place will be filed by some officer thoroughly accept
she 10 the Radicals perhaps Gen Burnside.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
The Committees oil the House will be an
r0gacsd tomorrow. The probabilities would seem to
BE- hat the Chairmen Of the more important Commit
hes viii be the following gentlemen:
Flectons-HenIy Dawes, Mass. Way. and Means-ThAd
1rgs Stephens Penn. Csims-kuben r.. teu;on \. J.. :
Commercial h. Wtshbgrne Ill. tublir Iands-Geo W .
,sisl, Ind Post Cfice-JoLn A. Alley. Mas District Of
Coumbis-E. b. Rolhnss " H. JudciaryJas. ,. Wilson,
lowa; Manufsctnres-Oweu Loyeloy III, Indian Affairs
IN. " indom MINI Military AfarsGen. Scheuck, Ohio;
}: Gp Garfield probably tie !oTmer Naval AhaiTs-A H.
Rice, Mass Foreign AnairH " Inter Davis, Md Ierto-
nss-Jsnos NJ. Ashley Ohio Roads AID Csnas-lssac. n.
Ano.d H. Library-Augus.as Fran, n. u frntms-An'
hose W GAIA ~ Y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14

MRrpkail's
PINE TREE TAR DROPS
TIL. most popul,r Remedy extsnt
For AsthuIa. Bronchitis. Coughs. Colds
Tickling II Soreness Of the Tho,..
Are very pleasant aud ebectua.
Neatly put up In sliding cases.
Convenient ior the pocket.
Sold, at 10 and rs cents Pc box
by dealers IN medicines cVcrslly
Pr,pnrrd only by 1NOS. = MARSt iAII Trenton, ". !.
ney, OK Aeeao, a. llELNBOLDS DRUG AND CHEN
lCAL WAii.lVUSE, EJ.sN Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
Special Notices.

Union General Committee Of the City and
Coun,y Of New iorlt.=A REGULAR Meeting 81 the
,s. No c9 Broadway. TINS .M9nd,yl Ev p Dee
y W ia I, Mrurs. secfriary '''
Fifth Wnrd.--A regular Monthly Meeting q he v,h
Ward Union Asocation viii be held at ile fhh Ward iioe!
TiIOs. orrWArER. Prc.idon..
WI a. SYsYs, 4. J. MooRs, sccreisrirs
The Rev. a. L. stone, ID. d.. Of Be.,on wiz d.ivof
for the Sanitary Comuis.onhe proceed. 20 bs spr e.
the relief u or starving soldier. in Riehmondon NoNDAf
EVENING Dec. "a Subject. Campaign Life" ia. stones
come ton the Army sud hi, well known ability are
.u ieni guaranty Of rich treat 10 all who hs him ihs 70
WRIGHT Of Boston. THURSDAY EVENING, Dec ~ r.
be- l'a, The RE md P.l Of Rapablir," Door
open a, O'Clock. Lecture commence aS clock Ticket.
or the remaining Three Lectures % cent. re'iyea a "
mission. No. s21 Broadway ard No 10 Cooper in'n',
single tes.,. IS cents. reserved single sea' 10 cents nd
diiionsl; sold only At The door
Mercantile Library A.sociniion.-J HIN Il.
tu,- WEDNESDAY kfENlNG, Dee. 10, 100. Doors oPsn
a. Commence at d. Tickets, 80 cents, Fog sale al the
Lb.lry A.,o Place. Dow Office No. 80 Liberty s
THO l. HrSTED. Chairman Lecture Committee.
Dodmqrih. Hall No s p.e,aTay >, 10 Of ,il s'
ton NJ, Jt 9TH for Children OF Dee~a-rd anh p.i'.h
Saa,si 10 ~. above in.'n,on Tor tuidlns find The Nh
Regiment bend tOfafus. viii perform IN hondiy Nedne'
day and saturday cveuins-
Iecture.-1le Rev WM. n. MiibURN VIII deiisri NJ
,., lfe lnryrr heore Delivered in New fogkl John
MHonT ir Jane Il. United Pfe.byterin chnrch, on
WEDNESDAY ENENiNG. Dec 10. 1t q o'clock Iics"t' u
cents.
Ladies, Fair Tor the benefit q the CHURCH OF 81.
eyDNfjF TIL. MARTYR commencing MONDAY Inn
40 De- q viii remain orsn DAY ad ~ ENlhp iof oir
vol % $50. lil5 Broadway. apr9sie Dc "oHh no '"'h
Adnls.ian 10 cfufL
Ladies' Fnr.
n. Isdirs = tf~ firt tii Ret rf Ihk tflfhA'l
" M tolt FAlR Coz tho hrprh of tie aid 'iufCn i me
h...,., II a. s.s w. ft stanton g. bstns~n F.art md
N,ffolk IT,. AZ ksDAf. NEDsFsDAl. tsi hSDAh AID
fHIpAY be 49, TO- II aii 49, ffou. n n 10 10 D. M
A ~ hal md Nu~irr' -osSr~ al 90 held IN no We
gh United Ff~sey thurrh oei~-sn o'h AID IN ava
1s TIL 'tsDAY EtFt.s6 Dec. ~. 1879, a. u o'oloeA
VIZ, Lard, a., Lecture tii. Winter ~ New on. wl
A.. wen Ia Clinton HAL MOSDAb EVENING. December
"a Madame ie ss~i. tho Woman 81 Letters Iiesst'
cen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14

DBvLIN q Co.
Reduction IN prices
WINTER STOCK
Our
OvgRCOA1s and WINTER SrIrs,
OF every description will be closed out reduced rates, 10
make room Tor Spring Goods
BROADWAY. cor. GRAsDsr.
BROADWAY. cor. WsRRKN or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
REVIVAL OF THE GRADE oE LIEUTESAsT-
GENERAL.

The following is the bill which Mr.. Wash
tsfne OF Illinois will introduce in the House tomorrow
/, designed 10 apply to Gen. Grant.
R.fnarfed bE the Senate and Bou, Of R,ye''"ite' IN
roy,., oss,nd That the grade OF Lieut. Cen,fe be and
IL same l. hereby revived Ia the Of the Cnicd states
~ the Predeut is hereby a1tLoFked Whenever ne shHl
er.dieut 10 appoint BY and with the advice and con
~ q a. Sense, Commander o. the Army 70 ne s,'cd
ERR the war from among those officers hot belo" the grace
enera OF the Regular Army and d ognees no'
a,ur.hed BY courage skill and genius IN Their poi't non
"a sho being Commissioned Let Oenefa nay be 4ahoi
~ 10 command the armies Of the lnited state
s Lieut. General appointed ber-inDeiofe provided 'han
entitled t. the pay allow and .'sb sieclhe1 IN hs
NJ, III lo ance descrioed the sixth section Of the act
,,p,oyed Aug twonty third 1879 granting additional fou'
4 a-itxir oi!oers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.

The Subcommittee Of the caucus Of Republi-
taa Senators have agreed upon the Standing Commit
tees and viii report the in the morning The
Committees will probably be announced 10 tie Senate
tomoTrow substantially as agreed upon by the Sub
Committee. The chairmaushps remain as at the last
session but the body OF tie committees win suffer some
changes. Some of the important will probably be
co.s;itu.cd Is follows: t
Fisssee-Mes'r. Fe..snden, Sherman, Howe, cowan,
Clark. CoInes., and Van Ninsle
Military ifdi,,-Mess-. ilson Law of Indiana Howard
kesmiih Morgan. Sprssue, At a GTsiz Blown.
Foreign Reaficn,-Me.srs sumner Foster Dooitie Hsr-
II, Davis, johnson. McDougR.
P1tf OFce-Messrs Coianer Dixon, Hendersn, CONFESS,
Ramsey. how den. and buckalew.
Infieiary -Messrs. TrumbUl Foster Ten Fyok Cosan,
Hrfis Bvard ard Co!lauer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
REPORTED REMOVAL OF GEN. FRENCH.

The statement that Gen. French had been re-
tsyed from the command of the Sd Corps and placed
rler arrest is incorrect. difference existed between
Gen French and the Con mandor Chief in conse
e1encs Of tho Withdrawal Of large number OF the
iops Of his Corp and placing them under command OF
Gen Warren the junior Corps Commander Of the army
portion Of Gen Sedgwicks Corps was also sent 70 re-
enforce Cen Warren. but We do not learn that Gem
sedggwck who is the senior in the Army Of the Poto
usc made any complaint.
Tag REVIVAL OF THE GRADE oB LIEUTENANT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14

Union General Committee Of the City and
County Of New YOrk.-A Regular Meeting OF the
UNION az NERAL COMMITTEE will be held IIeadVar-
tsn. No. $50 Broadway. THIS iMonday EVENING, Dec.
II; 1853 q, q o'c!osk. IRA %. MILLER Cha.rmln
WAsmSaro, MrLIIS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14

Remember Dr. sCHfNCK will be a. No - DOSD-Sr..
Nv York every TUESDAY, from NJ TO p. m. for
.ustiou and advice ba. m medicines be had there al
tiuas
CONRAD FOX. No u BIsi,y 1t, Wholesale Asen, for
Rev .iOfA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14

DIV I'd tUNFNF, NJ d,
JESsEs DtAfiELD.
Justice u. Peace
CHARLES HISCLE.
captain 81 steamboat Trenton.
ANDREW HEATH. ia,
Captain OF Steamboat Wasllnsion.
JDSIfH HEAD in,
JESSIE WATSON
STENFN LUCkEs5,
ROBERT ALLYN.
MATTHEW IODEN
JANE, TDRBEkI,
OfWabdngon Hou.A raeony.
JOHN BbODHsBlRf.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19
NEW ENGLAND FANCY DYI
mchs off Proprietor ofthe n. E. F. d. W.
DOMESTIC DYES-FAST COLORS.

~ Pr pared for Family Use, and embracing all tho
new and fashionable coOTs 40 brilliant shades.
LIST OF CoLoRs.-Ashes of Roses Black, Dark Brown
Medium Brown, Light Brown, Cinnamon Brown, Dark
Blue Light Blue, French Blue, Cherry, Com Crimson,
Light Drab, Dark Drah, Fawn Light Green Dark Green
Lemon Magenta: Mauve Orange, Purple, Salmon, Scar
solferino Violet, Light Wine Dark Wine, Yeow-and
the new Leather Color, Light, Medium. and Dark Sam
pies Of every color, silk and wool seen at the
druggists Put up in neat packages with full directions
at 10 and y cents each. Manufactured by Geo fl Reed
Co. 90 Union street, Boston. sold by d. SCOTT and
u. H. SPUR, and by Druggists generally.
Ie29 deopu
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Tfl.&DIrrm&a.

N = - 4
1 - - ~ ~ "A. ii j. Il
-
No. D0Irauc9 Street, providanne Y
49, -
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IEr, EIil s E6fHAlH Rnp71 q fOI.
~ . s%@SSH~"7
EEsh esFs.,lTpSE sspFHptN nf tl,o 4 an
N'J Va WIZ hSO
Forthe use of Single or Married t,.r,,ios
,.!av be Justly ranked as the ,,iost s,r
gssstH ana invaluable specihc for ali
der5ur eneptg. 0bstructi0rs and priv efs
diDicuIL;cs peculiar 10 lie Esm1ie 80
now hefote the hubble ur lin ~
aepjor In tspeeial Diseases d,irine5 Ma
ionr and varied practice az 'TsvSsniv
Vegrs ana nn,ysris mas n,siie tbe
~ neIirnta and nidicult pisoriars
ci.d Ufseases ,ri.i no rom The co,,strnn
fion aiij Gircfinus az Tho Fern,is Svs
tcn hts psTtiei,ior subject of stfcntinn
s,,I strd, H. when d9n9rtaent Of he
l,rsctire Il has been hs aim Il, bring m
,trcrougb test AMI jssue +ba 4iaeTSent
S-ss-ti ts5,,,c o,,5 indian Aro,ts ~ ths
~ mia NsJi,a ,,it, Tho ,7io,,s cf NO
J1,.jT,i a cr,innt eofe ana t4ortain
Pe,nei, ~ All roee. AZ Irre e+r1 oTties
l 5,Vrl a t, 10 " a St 10
to t ~ ,' ,,, oi ', - M az
p u ~ 81 ~ i'..S ~, tjr 'f If iN 'J'' ~ INV
ieo'"' ~ ~ ,yIvv,t ,st,st q, u vpCfrr ,1,or,
n - - ~ -, 10 ~, -, ,,i
-hENsIhu A. 'pAIouhp' ." Plelualg9n , minCh ualy
pTonSH 10 W ms ta , IN
sneces5 9 III c ss When eed srcorne t tbs dircc
, S'S'"l III al cases. "hel uSeu eeoiVs " tue ree
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19

Late 1g1ai Or q. s. re,ept oTee, Washington, CaSder
as state ST, opposIte kEilby ST, ssoston.
After an extensive practice OF upwards of twenty
years continues to Patents in the tued States
also in Great Erain France and other foreign
tueS. CHFe1;s sptclcat9Ha Bonds, Ass'snmentS' and
terms, and with DISPATCH Researches naac into Ameri
can and Foreign works to determine the validity o. util.
ty OF Patents Or luventons-an legal or other advice
rendered in all matters touchine the same Copies Of
Dollar. Assignments recorded at y asHiuaton
The Agency IS not only the largest New ENGLAND,
but hrUuEb il inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of ascert&ng tie pHteut8oty OF inventions
uRjaFpasssa oy; II not umJ"Snrahly sIpeior to. any
when can be offered them cl-esyhere. ~ Iesttmoni
ais below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESS
ard his SUCCESS Is Tie ~ n FR0OF OF ADVAN..
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
other office Of the kd are the charges for professional
serves so neaeTate he immense practice OF ihe sub
accumulate vast collection OF specifications and of
fetal decisions relative to Patents.
These besides h,s extensive library OF legal and me.
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
question: TO oaer superior facilities Tor obtaining Pa
Ali NECESSITY of a ourne to Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
TESTIMONIALS
ego T Gay as 3e OF the T9s eqpa5e aHd
Intercourse CHARLES MASON.
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot t employ person more competent snd A5asl
form to secure tor them an ary and favorable consd
Grafton at the Patent ONCE"
EDMUND rrrKr
Late Conn.,. aieuts.
MI r. H. Eddy has made for NE tllllsi4.EN aFpll
cations on al but ONE OF which patents nave been grant
Cd anu that Is ao0 L.a9Rg S9eh Unmisakeabe proof
Of gre NJ talent on his part eads to recommend all
inventors TO apply 70 him to procure their patents
thAy may be sure Of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on and al very reasonable charges
| JOHN TAGGART.
During eight mon hs the subscriber in course of his
large practice. made tjce elected applications
| TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was decided
/ 90 n at
Boston. Jan. l. 1853 deodly iai
DENSION, BOUNTY MONEY. BACK
| Il PAY AND WAR CLAIM OFFICE.
+. H.. AHEssbs'i' q 90.
Government Agent tor the Collection Of Claims,
| AT the t;ltV Hat and cap store,
No lel Main street, Worcester. Mass
| Invalid Pensions procured for Wounded Disab ed
Officers, soldiers SGameu and Marines Pensions for
widows Pensions for Children, Pensions for Mothers
| Peusit rs for sisters. Ray obtained for
Also the Sn1 Bounty provided under act Of congress-
passed July p, 1851 ana the Siu0 bounty under the
cent Act Of Congress procured with dspa CHI Soldiers
discharged by reason of wounds received in Battle, by
| applying to f. Z. ABBOTT & 60.
| No Charge made unless successful in Collect
| Ing the Claim.
| T. =. ABBOTT,
| jeO diff q. II ESrABROOK.
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PENSION, BOUNTY MONEY. BACK
SnSura1I(R.

EREOPLFS MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
E ,AECE COMPANY, Worcester. Massachusetts,
With Cash Capital Of over - 90 500.
Insure Buildings Merchandise, ana Personal Property
generally on as favorable terms suy sound and well
conGucted STOCK Mutual ConlD@ry. The drst class
Of Dwelling HoEse and their attachments, Farm Build
ings and their contents, insured for i've years.
buildings IN progress Of erection, repair, in.
sured :or any time desired reasonable terms Losses
equit91iy adjusted ant promptly paid
Applications for insurance ulSy be made at the Com
pany Once, or to any Of its Agents.
AUGUSTUS n. CpRBi EB. Secretary.
HENRY CifArIN, President.
SAMUEL Il. COTTON, TrG. yer
DIhECF ziienry Chspin, JCueph Pratt, Horetio n
Their Henry Gouliing, Edwgri Earle, +. l.. Brigham
Timothy ;. Stone, John C. Masor, samuel Il. Cotton
Dwight Foster, Ches " free!...c iGhGbod Washburn.
is23 t.t weo~l.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
- Insurance COMPANY, Springfield, Mas
CA5d CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, SiS90G0
EDMJNH FRESHMAN. PRECEDENT
" CONNER, JR., Secretary
john O Kendall, Agent.
MAssASoIT ASSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield
Mass.
Cash CAPITAL s2l9,COu
Sd HALL, Secretary.
a. n CURRIEB Agent
Policies issued by said Agents in the above named re-
pcnsbie companies against loss damage by frt-all
claims fairly and promptly adjusted and paid.
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..s....is~ SFEI7 GER, LEICESTER
EA4assse ~~S>$IA gHEf VALLEY NV WOR
1-1-t-i-i 4 ;gs.s's- C-N! 3, ana WORl ESTER Cki.
- ~ lfR MILLS SH8tdhef .ifraage5nsRt,-
s-s.->, s-7a--sss-5ssE commencing Dee 5, l56l
Leave Spencer at 8. n Leave j d MoOre's aI,sit
S'oIe.-Vi Main street. ST 10 D. N.
leave leicester at m, i83 D m: leave I n
5d5 p "a. ~ S''' ''' iV'oV a. Il'' anu
TtesdRy, Thursday, and SATURDAY i.ven1p.sy Leave
e,geSlei at 3D. ana Nooles Music Store 3o7 Main
i-eSle Ca2rry Valley IS inmates AFTER starting from
As'Ne New Worcester az S3J +. NJ. 20 80 Il III l30 n
n, i'yV D. M, 10 ?, Tu. leave 2il Main sfreet a.
81 t. l''' u n, 2.50 5 0J 90 p. m ~ -
SCNUATS.
Leave City Han at % p. n '-''' -,'''' o. ~ %
Leave New V oluesteI III 10 A m and I ga -, 80 -.
S'ly 4 al al Close OF tipys - S"'S
A'APFetH Business promptly attended
L. i. STONE ds CO. Prop'~
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solicitor OF PAT FNTS.
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