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CITATION.
IN TIM DISTINCT CouRr OF HAnp,soS
IouAri, SrATE OF Isxas.--No. 1928.
DvBT.
DtBT.
Moses Steinlein, rs: D. l.. !fo.comte. e, a,


.o,,e Ha.rif q md County GREETING
~ HE"tAs, on thc 81 day Of Nav, 1889
"ose, Sl.ihlcin tiled his petition In m,
u"''' III substance as follows. TO wit: That
netetV !" 1olcombe aud Charles II Alex.
""aef, VINO reside Ia the county Of Harrison
''" '''''' 81 i-A"', ana William ID Tucker
W.. wv RESUMES ~ Tie vht oil New Orleans, mud
Gar. ~ louisiana, A. principal, and one James
W " "f'h"m. 81 The sad county of Harrison,
az" N'a,e oi eNas, a. endor-or and assignee,
"'e J"',y indebted to HIN IN the sum of two
""N"r"" '"Ilhf'. WIN interest and by their Ger.
l"ih pf"filssofy note, IN words and figure, ~
'"l""a'
$500
MARSHALL, 95ih. Feb 1881.
On or before the first fny of 4 inu,,v ,.,t
lsJ2, We promise to uiy Jane, " Wor.h,u.
two hundred dollar, ior value received
lSsn,d BEVERLY /. lloiconnr,
CHARLES II ALEXANDER,
WILLIAM ID Irrytn
Petitioner AYERS that said note or writiag
obligatory was, un III, Goth day If Sept,mb.r
1891, assigned endorsed. aud delivered to pe.
tliloAcf 10y the laid James Wortham. for yaIua.
bic consideration, in word, and figures A. FOL.
Iows assignd the within note to NJ Stein.
lem, Sept !0lh, 1891.
Signed J ". WnrTuAM
Petitioner AYERS tina, snid defendants have
not paid said sum of money nor any pnrt
thereof, petitioner therefore pra,s that mi.,.
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Le,erirr, the celebrated astronomer,
who ,ic,lucr.i from theory the ss'stence OF
the planet Neptune. and pointed out the
thc pi,r. ~ the heavens "hs'r u """'' ~
discovered. ,.on, III the r'ns'o"' Il senator's
OF Louis Napoleon. n, $4,000 'fa"es per
aunus,
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GENERAL. wboicsals and rsiah Gr"oef,
u R.ceuiHg and Forn@d'ng Merchant
Commerce street. opposite steamboat landing
Shreveport, Ia, viii give street a''eu''on to ali
bu.ine-, entrusted 70 his care.
Constantly on hand large and well selected
stuck OF plantation and family eree"f'.>, ~h'eh
arc offered chap for oasA--amtng when are
sugars, teas, fish, pork lard oils, eolee- ehoeo-
late. spices, beet, butter fruits, candles sa''
rickle., bacon. cheese. ~sfup,, mol.ss-rs' soaps
nonf. hams, rec, hardware, tobacco, cigT-'
,nsd,r-. shot. head. starch, sc
The highest price paid for cotton, hides pei
tries, and bee-vaS.
Stranger. are invited to give me call ard
examine Tor themselves
rr Orier, for the surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended TO-
May l. 1882. ~"
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" r. DOUGLASS 4 CO., Rscs,,isr sal
W. F~wsrdis6 MsrcAssts, Frea, Lsvse
Shreveport, L..
MISUNDERSTANDING, Green, q Co, Psy,a
& HARRISON, New Orleans; 4. l.. Hunt a. Co.
Louisville; b. NJ. Whliocke & Co, New York;
Sitter Price q Co., PhiladeipLs CLsneworlL
& Co, Cincinnati.
september 10. 1851.
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NORRI, 4 TAtkETT,

~ IL giIhNoN
- ARE now RECEIVING and opening one
W of The largest and mos, general ,,ockS
- of Drugs and h6lnes ever brought
tn Eastern Texas &" \ change has CONS DER
the spirit Of their dreams and they ARE now
>eihnr Tor the" Spzcnnelum' generally. NJ
,Essi1y j. the mo,hcr OF tins change and Their
price, are such ~ TO a>tnnlsh tlo,r Nhp have
dealt much in T,Ni- drug stores They can,
and do -,ll quntur cilo,nel ~, l"ad'ng ar-
rrl,. ai the smallest pfniil- british 500. rpi-
,re,', cordial bticmau's drop, iaudauum. pare
gore. opodcldo, and -nciarl,lc-, by thr dozen,
At one doltr. and every thing else ~ proportion.
They nave a large stock # glassware, ~iniow
glass. paints, oils, and all dyr stui's, At bat a
small advance; snd IN short, every hing n th'if
line mnd the, have lots aud cori- Of pretty
thinr~, j. offered at VERY low prices bat don't
forget they ash the " sp'sGiHc'um"
LIVING q, the head If Steamboat navigation
they arr rnalAcd 70 accommodate the prces 10
IN. time, Ever, body Is invited io ciil, eN-
amine, and buy and We pfo'n'.r. Va ihe LAM
guagc ct the immortal thders, to ~"ls up
AID ioal far
Jefferson, April "a, 1889. ni3-lm.
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a. THIS Stable having been neatly
/fHN huiii, Is situated on the corner Of Dial.
- ana Msrket streets, jefferson, and Possesses
more eousenierces than any in Eastern Tssa.
Good os,lers viii always be IN attendance The
stable will b- or,lri the asrssintendsnes Of OFT
oi tho concern. whose expsvisnee enables hin
10 please all who may favor them with call,
NELSON TAYLOR & co.
Jefferson. March, 81. 1852 n3o-Is
n. Is. Horses and Bugaies kept always or
and "a hire on REASONABLE. ityne
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THIS j. to c.riii, that hnngh' large mill,
to run hy steam power. from Alexander,
that GROUND hundred and hilv hu-',el. in
twelve hours DAVID liitl4
Narei -, 1854
take great pleasure in ies,iiy'ng that |
purchased a MI from : Alexander that has
ground "a hn.hr Of corn ir seven minutes, :,
i, the best | ever saw uf horse mil belle, o.
It vii grind IS or 50 BUSHELS per day, and
MAKE good neal
JAMES T. TAYLOR.
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LOST.

1--WE headlight certificate Of Elisha Williams.
f,f l.sD acres &C land ISSUED to Elisha
William. by the lIoari 81 Land Commissioners
of Shelby county. on the i9th of May. =
1898, No. Is II not heard from within the
time prescribed by Law. application viii be
mad, tot a duplicate
DRuRY FIELD. Adm.
of JASI \. llicurowra
Anil "A. 1892, niJ o..
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NCw r,uM AND AGw GOODS .

FOR he Spring and >e@mer Of 1892.
fl>tlG undersigned are now receiving and
opening 'heir stock Of 81 ing and sum.
,nrr aasis. winch Is we'll -eiecrcd. consisting VI
almost every auhe usual, kept in adfy goods
c.tahlshm,ui With an ey" a. hard times wc
are Determined 70 give good harrans, and fur
,hcrmofe, decn It pradenl not to be- uuderso'd
hy ang house ia tusn. We vii not PROMISE
10 do miracle. such a. beading ihe sick making
the Old yonng The poor reh' Or mtrins tue
gal, OF Bul we rau. and IS III, ~eN goods az
cheap as any one else Gu aa4 look iof yog''
s.lf No charge fl -hoe ln. goods.
FIERCE 4 TAYLOR.
March IT, 1854
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Rey Y "it.os. Il. D.. vii prrncl. in n, Ran
titt hnfrh iis evening AZ - o' ,.ek t..mor,o y,
u An. and IN evening Mt ii o'eloek :"
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CITATION.
ATTACHMENT

ATTACHMENT.
William A. S'nrnes as; William A. Pegram
Ioh, Nsrif II sad County. 0r.t,ire,
WHEREAS, on the 2igh day Of April, A. o..
W 1894, William A. S,asnes filed his pe,i.
lion IN N, Office, IN substance ss follows: that
said defendant, William A Prgram tby the
description OF w. a. Pcgram) Is IusiI, lnd.bi.
"a to -aid plaintiff IN the sum VI four bundled
ana cighiy-tour dollars and twenty-five cents,
besides interest. For ihl-. heretofore, 10 wit (:
on he 2slh day of June, A, b. 1851, the -ad de.
lvhdut made, executed, and delivered h. Ger.
IAN rFOmi~sory noie, whereby he undertook
and promised, GA the first lly Of January, 4 b
1909 I" pay William \ Sarues. or bearrr, the
'um Of louf hundred and cighty.fuur dollars
and twenty live cents, with eight per cent iute.
rest from date, and ihrG and there delivered the
same 10 said plaintiff, Yet the SAID defendant
hait not paid said sum Of money, uf any part
thereof. and petltonor AYERS that the SAID de.
irudaut. William a. irgum, i. not a resident
OF thi' State, aud that thereby petitioner Will
probably lose his debt, aud prays q writ of at.
taehnent may issue against the estate of said
defendant, aud that he hc >Gmmou,d to apps "
and answer sad plaintiffs petition, and that
judgment be rendered against SAID defendant
i"r SAID nm oi monty IN sail mole specified,
and interest thereon, according 10 the tenor aud
effect OF said note
You are hereby commanded to summon the
said William a Pegram, by publication OF this
Wui Tor four successive weeks IN the Texas
hepublean, newspaper published IN the town
oi Marshall, m Harrison county, Ia be aud mp
pear before the Disific, court Of Harrison coun-
~, at the courthouse IN the town of Marshall,
on the thirteenth Monday after the third Mon.
day III March, 1852, then aud there to answer
the petition of William A. Slarnc- for writ
of Attachment, aud IN a plea of debt.
Herein tHl not, and make due return hereof
.,.Niis, Test I.urnrR K foRp. CLERK
.SzGWx. Of said Court. Given under my
~ !. band and seal Of office. at Mar.
Tc shall, this 10th day OF Apf.l, a. d
/. Il. FORD, e. d. C..
Issued April 2G,h, ls52
l.. X FORD. c. d. c.
Received in office Aprl 30ih 1852, and handed
to the Editor of the Texas Republican same
day for publication.
). L. PERRY, Sheriff II c.
Nav |, l>Jl, NJ 1T
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THE STATE OF rENAs.

leiNry OF llAARisoN
NOTICE is hereby given That W imam ',
~ Wnud, Administrator ot The cs'''' o'
lanes PLANT, deceased hl- filed his accounts
v,h laid estate IN THIS office tor ihr h'"'i ''',
,I,u,,nt thereof and that they w'l' DC "P'N''
Tor examination aud allowance at lhc nest ''In
a, the county ccnrt per airi"g to estate 10,
,I,tn..n county. T,sa-, 10 he held ON 'g' '"''
Mandy ot Man, lso9, WHEN aud whore ni' ger
s.n. interested may attend and contest them
# they .hink ptopcr ns order Of 'a'd court
wv Il. c. BEAZLY, tlers.
May !, 1859 49,
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>TTsN 7. z IT hINNa
New firM...\CW Goods!

New Finn. tOOu>!
SllNY Il BURNSIDE. cash dealers
ksA in every description Of Fine Watches,
"a .j~rrirp, and Fancy Gnds, hi,mg cn-
tered into partnership IN Tie Watch making and
IcWrlry business, AT the old stand ut Sii>ry 4
" o"d- eurncr OF Texas and Market streets,
Shreveport, h., take pleasure IN announcing Ia
their numerous irirud> that their supply Of
goods : complete embracing every VARIETY Of
watches, CLOCKS, jcwelry, and fancy go"d-,
ladies and geu,s' gold and silver hunting aud
open faced watches, gold and silver tHimhlc-,
ladies and gents fine guard and fob chains,
bracelets, necklaces, gold pencils and gold pens
IN gold and silver bundles, gold and SILVER spec
taccs. german silver do, music boxes, nccurde-
ou,, fuuuas. silver and she'll Visiting card
ra.c- e great variety Of ladies and gents breast
pms, finger rings. ho,um, collar ord sleeve but
tons, ladies' ouil pms, fine supply Of gents
gold guard, and fob KEYS, s.lk guards. Irludoles,
luup-, mantle ornaments, curc-, tury work
hNc.. french globe mantc clock mtrur lever
clocks. &c. Sc. Watches clock. aud JeNelry
# ever, description rcptnd 81 -hoa nelicc.
Al good watches WARRANTED one year from date
ct repairing
We ar, also prepared 10 manufacture ieNc'-y
of all kind, having incur EMPLOY Mr Watson,
bate If Memphis, whose time Is devoted entire
d 10 that branch of business
Our terms are positively c1-h, from Ms date
Sli\l \ III E\SipE.
April 3, l>5. ni0-lN
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Cattle Market.

T. n r.pf itN Nav l-s,
Hrrrr .rrtr Ecc~ips 7Ghraaof W-.r-rn No.
rr'r shock a. u. o ir ir Nc.eru. add .. Go &C. iut
Fr,as aui Lake
Beet ate WESTERN ier 'h nei Ga T.
H.. Isr Do urt G.air
Nh ruWs pr hcti, - tsia 51 I'D
SHEEP pr head. goa 500
,ulN,. nnd N,afl,ur, isf hrad i uia . ~
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Cotton Gin and Will Mandatory.

INlE subscriber would inform the Planter
ct EASTERN fcSa-, that li> tolton Gin and
MA Manuticloy, situated tltec-Qurirr- Of a
mile West Of Marshall, Is m successful opera
ton Having lhc best worsucn, and keeping
at all Times urg" amount ol the u"-i ap.
prn,od miicrll, h. can saiel, Promise that be-
can iurui,h a- good gins and nnli, Us aiy 80
Establishment m ihc United States. lcl the
planters mh,r that bee Warrants all his
work and that hc can always be- found al hi-
present residence. lie J., uos prepared To pat
up Nll-lo run by water. horse, or steam power
These mills ARE OF superior character, a. AN
are willing 10 testify who haze 'ricd tlcu. and
e which fact he has udmrrou, certificate iron,
planter. iu Eastern Texas, u few of a3,ie!3 Hill
be found IN thi- pap'r
J. :. ALEXANDER.
April 3, 1882.
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Carriage Repairing Mmd Black :
Aosl lslnv.

lOGCbWWc uNtpssssus1A sAssW sssss~
AosltthlMw:
rINlE -ubserib-r would inform bis friend, and
the public, thai he is sill carry lnr On MS
Blacksmith stop, sitnaird west " The public
square Marshall " I- prepared To I'll all
ur,ivf, with winch he may be favored, IN a saii--
factory and expeditions manner.
lie is al.e prepared to make wagons. OF TO
repar carriages aud wagons. The gentle
man who has charge OF thu, department, is an
exeel!cst worknar. and will give satisfaction.
r. BEKCilEK
April 3. 1882 ntO-ly.
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tWiTH 4 NEw LANDLORD,
a THE undersigned Having taken Ne
f..1 above kcasr. f.refst Aspi hy W w.
.sssE1. MALLORY. will continue h - hosse II
entertainment The building. arr Ia . eoss.s
II thorough repairing and rrnos alton; and ne
l,hof OF expense will ~ s3ssea 10 Pct th~n il
the very b.s, order fcr IN acromueaasiss u
the public.
IL la. had much experience asa Hold keep
er and viii give his ncss snsis,ac stte"'icn -
the Hon,e None hist h~ress shd polite stf-
wants al h kept abcu, I've bssse.
Prxhvs well known Ltssvy NsAjs. 10 con:
nected aiih this ttousA.
The old patrons Of the Planters Hotel, anl
the pubhe GENERALLY, are ss-psrtialiy Invited -
call and II, ,hk n<a administration.
MuKpuCH T. TALBOT
r. = The y =. Mail Stag OGes b kept 1t
the Planters Hotel,
February ~, 1883 n93-2W.
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GINS! CI\S!! CiN>.!!

I WISH to ini"rm the Planters that Viii
] have an Agent attending the different Courts,
to contract Tor selling my tu. and M,ll-.
Those wanting either, would DO we'll to satisfy
th.m.else, of their character, ~ | am satisfied
they Will prove satisfactory. Mr. u W pailin,
or 4 Carmichcl, will attend each court, aud re-
present my interests
J. =. ALEXANDER.
Anil. =, lsl2
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Aas.. ! sissration Nee11

Aatnistsiratto0 Nete
7 ETTEkS II Administrations ~
= 10 the andes,ignsd. Al IN INV
the county conr. ~ pasoh seaety.
to the estates 81 ascssse9 losssaa,
estate ~ Wesley AssoM, 6eseaseA
said county. An pss.onA thstsesvs.
claim. sgain,s ~ - estate - Asssh
hrd h ps.sra, ihsm e ~ wlthsH w ~
s~vih~A b ~. lsiy stsh>rti6assa; ~ u
,uS-lns1 n ~ sa1us vim pssaae aeAs ioe
d,sas guytpas 70 ~ aadsss1grsA
JlME3 \. oAaeo&v; 49,.
Msy l. t0ea ~ n
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1 L. persons nre her.b, notified that # there
~ AZ. any further tfe-pa--"> committed on
my lands, wlll resort to legal femedl,s against
thc,n for stn determined not 1" pay the pm
ter for Tins advertisement, and lose my timber
IN the bargain.
This notice il intended for A protection 10
ali that | have night TO control, IN any man
ner whatever.
4. u. BGRRENS
January I, 1881 II n1s
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THE sTArE or TENAS.
CouNry or n>ssiso~.
NOTICE IL hcress given that John Cole
~ man. Administrator Of the estate Of John
J Crowder, decreased has fled his nccoup,s with
SAID estate IN this Office, fsf the 'nal settlement
thereof; and that they viii be opened for es-
animation ard allowance st the nevt term of
the county court pertaining to estates for liar.
risen county, Texas. TO lie held on the iass
Monday Il Nav 1854. ~hcn and where all
p.r.on- Interested ma, attend and contest them
il they think proper. BY order Of said ecufl.
T.. {. BEAZLEY, Clerk.
May !. 1859. \AN
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4
~ N. ADAMS, Aaorssy 81 Lev, M..s.hsll
VI llarrison county, Texas, will prsclice IN
the sixth Judicial district, aud In the supreme
md federal courts at Tyler. Jan n. 90
~ A. PATILLO. Attorney al La~. Marshal
l 1. Harrison county, Texas. nj
4 ,ASEY ASKLW. Attorney Al Lac and
| ~ Notary Public, Marshall, Harrison coun.
/ " Texas. feb I, '5l
~ a FRAZER, Aaun,y at Lar, Marshall
[ " Texas, will prnciic. IN the SIKH JudioiA,
District, embracing the cou' ties of Harrison,
Ca,s, Cpshur, Wood, Smith, Cherokee, kusk
and Pamela counties. aug 80, 81
HR n W. EAMES, having permanently
} located IN Marshall. respectfully tenders
his medical services to the public generally.
Office one door east Of DR.. ioung'- brick
building. mar 20, 3I
n G. GALLOWAY, AVorBe, al Leu, Gi
! mer, Up>hur county, Texas, will practice
~ p-hur and adjoining counties, and viii at
tend pccalls to the business Of collecting.
April n 1851
lanes NJ. MORpIilS, Attorney and Conn-
- ssiior al lac, Marshall, Harrison county
Texas, may II
DEN\ERS, MDSELEY, q HALL, Ai0-
- nsys al Lss, Wal practice in the several
courts of the siXth Judicial district, and IN the
supreme aud federal courts of the state at ~
Ter. may g.
Address: T.. q Renners, $. r Mo-ely. J,ller.
son, Texas; NJ. J. Hall, Marshall, Texas.
hOcrOR VI. G.. PIERCE, Office second
- door west Of the pcstoilee, Marshall
Texas.
January II, 1852, naoy.
~ n. jARALSO\, Attorney at Lac, No
i '. hry Pobhc, ard toorm,ss'onsr Of The
Injured N'afes and q Mississippi, ~ II Es.
change place, New Orleans.
January II. 1854 n2ey
DOINDEATER 4 MESTMORELAND
] 4 .orns,S at Lae. Jefferson, Texas, w.li
practice ia all the Courts OF the District.
Particular attention 10 collecting aud probate
business sept 81,
INJURY FIELD. Attorney al Lac. Al.
- dress; Marsh al Harrison county,
/ Texas. II. jan
INDWARD CLARK, Attorney at lar, Maj
IL shall, Texas, practices IN all the courts .
the Sixth Judiccial District, and the Supreme
and Fed raj Court. of the State. al Tyler.
Ais United States Commissioner To take dcpo-
,iion-, and adayit., aud bad III evil eau,es.
tcb -, 81
T.. CARTER Commission and IOrWdrd.
Il. ing Merchant, and Who!.sale and R,iaii
Ueaisr IN GfOc,fiss, Professions, Liquors, Hay,
Conn, Ous, Begging, RAPE, DC. DC. l.. &.
iiarls Brick " afehou>,', corner OF Commerce
and Milan streets, sho .opofl, La,
~ Liberal adsanrcs made on con~ignmcni-
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ROBERT UO.NNELL, d CO..


Shreveport, Losisio~a,
HAVE IN hand, aud offer for ssie on rea.
i i sonatle terms,
10000 lbs Bacon; 80 bbls mess pork 10 do
leai lard; - do -four ~ bids, sugar; 10 bbls
do. lOa bags RIO roiIe. 81 bbl- whisky, xssost.
I'D brands. ~ hb,- mola--es; ~ half barrels
do, 80 boxes TOBACCO; 100 tons bar iron, as.
sofied, blacks mith tools. wines, Brsndl,s, aud
liquors OF every description.
Also II choke assortment of old wines in
glass, and nearly ever, other article iOr plant.
er- USE.
Hherevepori, October. 1851. 10y
Regular Packet ios New OIL. aas.
n ~ TIE Steamer, Storm, THoMAs
4ssA4 IIust, MASTER, viii run regularly
60" during the balance oi The season,
to New Orleans, leaving Jefferson ard Port
Iaddo every twelve days. THIS boa, il we'll
suited 10 the trade aud ha, .upcrioT aecommo-
datons. Every attention val BE- pad 20 the
comfort aud convent, nee of passengers, md
the ,ai, transportation and delivery OF freight.
March 27th, iN5l
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y OF &c T.

NOT1CE
HEO " WiitTMORE Of Harrison County
NJ and j " Pikin and Albert T. P,sd~v
Of cass County, sre the only peysons authorized
To col!ee, money Tor me.
JAS. ID. TODD.
Nsy ~. 1881. nag II
Sm,lhland. Cass Co. Trsaa, Nav 30. 1881.
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nLANKs Of every description ior 'ale 81
ID this Olhee. '"o' - 10
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EATON2S
Initiatory Counting Room, Foster St.,

1n1ClaJOry counting Room, roster ST.,
VNTM ii EATON would respectfully offer his servi.
w ces to such would like to acquant themselves
with the science of BOOK KEEPING b, Double Entrl
with or without the of Joumal His system ia
clear and concise, being easily understood by The
ordinary capacity
Each and every Student who entrusts himself to his
instructions shall be warranted be capsule of con-
Quoting set o Books to the entire satisfaction Of him.
sell or his employer. Ills Rooms will be open day AMI
evening, and each student devote such proportion
OF the day or evening, as is convenient for him;-nn
length of time spe, flied The student can remain till
he feels perfectly satisfied.
To the Ladies and Gentlemen he would state that in
connection with his Mercantile Department. he will in.
trodnce simple and correct method of impariing
thorough knowledge of the science of the FL giish Lam
guagej his method will he such abe the udelt
TO compr bend the philosophy OF the language at once
In connection with this Department, particular aIien
ton will be paid to Epistolary writing and mposilion
in order that correct and classical taste may be form
ed aud preserved
course of instruction in Commercial Writing ami
Arithmetic will be pu sued, that those wishing NAV
avail themselves of The benefits of these two indspens
able studies. Each Student is instructed by himself
and not in Class.
Private Day school,
For Children of all ages and capacities will be opene
at me same Rooms, where good and thorough English
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PATENTS
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with -. s. Patent

agency Tor Business with u 80 Patent
Office, WASHINGTON.
No. 22 State Street-BOSTONs
N 1910 the subscriber appointed by IL Com
missioner of Patents Agen of the U s. Patent Office
in accordance with the 10th Sec. of Act of 1887.
Having relinqnished the Agency for transmission of
Models, and adopted more expeditions mode of send
ing them to e Patent Office, whereby Patent may
be procured about six weeks earlier; he continues
forward them free Oexpenseto prepare Caveats, Spec
ihcatons Assignments and all the necessary Papers and
Drawings for Patents; and to render advice legal and
scientific matters respecting the sar1e Pate. secured
in Europe and other countries.
BY applictt vi this office, inventors are saved the
time and cost OF .Ghrney to Washington, and delay
there well all persona trouble in obtaining their
patents They also have the advantage OF verbally
planning their inventions, and of consulting in respect
to then mtters, in general, of paramount importance
in order to obtain specifications and claims.
The experience of sixteen years practice extensive
collection Of rare works, decisions, ETC., mechanical
Subjects the Patent Laws, and Patents different
countries, collected at much expense during the long
time this Office has been established together with
accounts here kept of inventions patented at Washing
ton enable the subscriber to afford to inventors DESTROYS
of procuring Patents, assistance and information which
in other respects might be difficult of attainment.
R. II. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents
Washington, July RI, 1919. During the
time occupied the Office of Commissioner of Patents
X. H. EDDY, ESQ., of Boston, did business at the Patent
Office Solicitor for procuring Patents. There
few if any, persons acting in that capacity who had
much business before the Patent Officer and there
who conducted it with skill, fidelity and
cess regard Mr. Eddy one OF the best informed and
most skiful Patent Solicitor in the United States and
not employ person more competent and trustworthy,
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
TO secure for them early and favoraby ronsdea-
tion at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston, Sept 6, 1851. sep6 eOd65w lamly