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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
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N'S"' III" 'SCHShtS.sSttiinS OIL at 4 Ost :
w. w. III 4 X =,
zone door North OF the Lake Housc1
SALTWATER
Ht subscriber havirg received his stock of Goods
sn''eoie f me winter trade, respectfully snnoui ces
ihsi ne on hand, ready aud willing 10 show Them IN
people WISHING 10 examine Goods and Prices. Amono
his stock may be found beautiful assortment az n,i,
cas-, French Merinos, l., oDesc Cloth Sl and w."
I'd Ior!insi Figured Dress SILKS; Si Bonus;s atd
sew SILKS; Dress Trimin and Ribbons IN r,at
Variety English and American Prints and Gip-,nu.
and Lisey flaids; NIL wool Undershirts ard Drnwer
loOO pairs Boots aid Shoes, sty les and very
-ALSD--
eioceries-the ohearest ia town: Brown MD Bleach 4
sheeiiLgs AID shi. Ia q and Linen TO make ,h., M,
and Linen Hand kerchi.is ~ f'
pss' assoreit oi Tea an! where aboHi the digsings
Cash 36-6,r1 "a W, P,Vn.s -ioi
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REFERENCES.
J.. Chor'eau, Jr. & Co, New York,
i.orinz, Sterling dr Co, Pittsburgh,
James fcck & Co.. Chicago,
Dr!dsf r. Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith s Co, Cincinnati,
Chontcau Il Nalee. st Louis.
James Carter $ Co., Galrna,
Sfilimau A Rood
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SAINT / ouis.
CITY HOTEL. ST. Louis

CorHtF o. mn. and tiHs <t-etts.
I. BARN. NJ. proprietor, VIII ALWAYS be hHpr. 10 $40
his friends. who down business or pleasure from
Wisconsin. Minnesota, AID isom elsewhere up tie Mis-
s.ssippi river. hGs. II. 1850.
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,

VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY
10 AND - WARRINGTON .yFNuE, sr LOUIS yo
SD>hh PACKAGES Virginia Manufactured To
- WV baCCo, III store and tn arrive and ;or s,Ie
ny The uldersI%hcd, comprising the iolown. bra,d,
Jesse iihle's b, Luups; Jesse iiare's ) ) Iuuips
w. IL. Harc's ID Lamps; W. II. Iiarc's ) 5 Limbs
JAMES Thomas jrs. Diatcm Twist;
do 90 do Plain III;
FL Dorado, Natural IeaD
do 81" Virgin Gold Leaf, IL lhs
do Ilan do de
90 Nectar,
do Luscious Luxury lbs ard l-2 lbs
do Gem Of the Old Domniou los
Jas Stevens h.; Seth fIal.ey's AAAA AAA:
Geo Metcal, h. and & d e.;
Willis, McEr MAINS, etc. etc, together with AN a.
sornIeut of Missouri Manufactured Tobacco He woud
beg leave to call the attention of buy TO his present
wei assorted stock OF Toacco it all direct from e
manufacturers and offered their prices and on liberal
terms THOMAS MULLEN
jyl III,
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W sisN!Nf: SOTICEr

Iott7 a. Hastings, ottercisc called Ciry's t,rc,..
XNTHEREAS hl-Ais Badly, SEN Of Wahasl.aw VI
w lagc, has J'st caused to lie survey into Town
LOFs IcC. OF land tie side o; the Nissssilt
Tie uOUth NeTiiion river AZ or uf M
the Important point hcrrtoCr. called divers Grove
now HASTINGS:
his IS Therefore 10 warn all persons from pare .asiu
or ccntfat iHc 10 purchase 0f Said lots. such
piece oi land, CHAT SAY the piece irdiate
below the Claim OF Henry e.. BAIL, suid riec.
81 LAID aud lots are III part owned ~ Edward L Parker
u! pursuance ol Instrument Wrp signed hv The
sild A.rAi, Eals, sen well as b, residchce.
Person. puGchssii any Lots from A!eN, Baiiv. sen
"hitA Nay haNc been >UrVeted the land re
iersed TO, will do their peril he having 40 ric in
10" or equity, ID dis a. The the prejudice
rshiiui cIh'atts alta The validity OF any such sales y
nan hla1e VIII be Contested in oyerN legA maIrcr.
EDWARD F. lARkER,
THOMAS iDSTER
Hastings YAH or. o.,
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ENGINES. ROLLERS MILL WORN.
r. DOWDXIL & co
"">hlhstCn Foundry. 81 LOuis. iIC.

- ) 1. DOWDNi!. & co
"h>hingtcn Foundry. 81. Louis, SO.
iNr ore Of he laItc>f and best liz, isAtd @
l"hlAlmehts in the West We would call Ia, attr,
''i, 81 "'i '!suis Interested, in want ~ mil vnr.
!" ~ idtt thht VIC have the largest as>ortu cut OF Fyt
"'s " "'V 'il. VIC employ the best ot WorAulcn. ard
vac h'>i {" iron IN The Cfcjay. Of urr ,,ort ana
nav" "'' constantly increasing has for If.
ee cars we Halter ourselves that we hivs gwen gen.
Frames, read, to run
f"eiS a'd heavy sheet non WORK. of all kinds ras,-
ts ana wrought iron work al all k,,, and flo.. the
"est patterns now IN use, for saw sud sli,t ui,,
, CIV uis' Burners, Cardipe Maohin.A, .eher. etc
an ''sh's can nave WoiN nude tasir Draw
ie.his, reasonable, ard particular attention pnd
uron.
we Fcisf 70 Martin Mower, Esq. Arcola Mliis
nr T. X. Dclaro, Saltwater: vh, arc using work Of
our Manufacture, Tor further information
May b. ic52. s-tf
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ALEX. REY.
MhOIesNIP and Retail Grocer

HAS Just reed By the first boat Nominee a iarse
and ell selected assortment Of Groceries and Pro-
vleions consisting al sugar Coffee, Tea Pork Flour
Lard, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese
Rice, Candies, Soap. Salt, Wooden ware aud " ow
and will receive fresh supplies hv every boat d
rect from ST. Louis al the Those wishing to
purchase viii find it to their adv antage call and exam
Inc before purchasing elsewhere.
ST. Paul, April %, ALEX. REY
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Galena Embellishments.
+. III. & III. r. CORwITH,
| Wholesale Dealers in Dry & GODS. Boots
anu Shoes. Clothing, Hats, Caps, Il c.

--- -~- 1890 800 @ o. - - ~~~--~
T.. III. & III. r. CORwITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry G GODS, Boots
and Shoes. Clothing, Hats, Caps, Il c.
NO. 80 LEvEE, GALENA, Ill.
A RE now in receipt Of their large and we'll assorted
IA stock of Goods for the Spring and Suraner which
they offer to The trade the iuost tagcous terms
The following goods Included in their assortment:
BROWN SIiEE;TINCS AND SHIRTiNCS.
Of the following brands: f.
A. e. A SiiawInut, Old Colony,
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lowell etc atc
Boston,
BROWN AND BLUE DRILLsNCS.
Casco, AGA, Superior, Salmon Falls and Premium
BLEACHED SnIRTiNGS.
Ali the desirable brands to be found the market and
ut very low prices.
Cocheco, Hamilton.
do ID Slraqnr'.
Al,., Dunner.
Briggs, lio,le's
Adams, Blue and Orange
Carr and Richmond, blue aud White.
English, Union.
Sirting, Mourning
And cheap Prints Of every variety
TICkINGS.
fun assortment.
SHIFTING STRIPES.
OF all brands and qualities
Cloths Cassimcres. Sattinets md Tweed. uclrl;,,o
American, English, Frcnc, and German Clo,L,: blncb
S"'P'"' lm'' "aHeu ae nancy spr.is styles Of Cass-
nlia TW ceds
NESTfNES.
large assortment Of fire SILK, Satin, Velvet and EN-,
bro.dercd Maraeiiles and Bun Goods.
COTTONADES.
fine assortment Of The difi;ren, BRANDS Of every
quality and price.
WOODEN aud Cotton FlanDes, Cambrics dress silks
Muslin, Thread, Buttons, Hooks aud Eyes, Idhfs S,s
pcnders, Hosiery, Gloves, Towcllng, sewing silk Cs
Bonnets, Ribbons, Irish and Brown Linens Table Con,
crs, Diaper, Waddng, Candle Wick, Irvine, Whale.
bone, etc etc.
BOOTS 4 SHOES.
Mems cali, grained, Nip ard thick Boots and Erognu,
hoNs and ontiis do 10. WOmeiS calf Kin auat Guam.
esd Jenny Iiad and kit Doof.es; Iae. roar, Md arI
enamoiied Duskins iics fancy cord CATERS and hal
Caters AMI Buskls. Of every quality and price 4 fIl
and complete assortment vi different s les OF Mis-
srs' aud ci .lrrns' ,c.nr
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TO DEBTORS.

~ VHSe
IL persons indebted to the subs. riber previous IN
IA the first Of September last either by note orbook
account are requested 10 call and settle or The same
WI" be put IN the bands Of some proper person for col
lection. Pay up aud costs. Our motto is o,> nm
or no sale, rs the credit system hns run out.
w ii. STILLMaN.
81. Paul, Oct. &c. tf MIN copy)
AYERS CHERRY PECTOR
vINiiS unrivacd cure for coughs colds Losrspe.s
u bronchitis, whooring cough, Group asthma and
consumption now too we'll known TO require any certi
Gates IL constantly! kept for sale IchcoA 4 AxtelI'
and jarvis in ST. Paul, and by dealers medicine cvers
where \, 81 .
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&StlERlOR BraiGs Tobacco: $50 pac hayes this f,y
- ianGing Per Western World AID Geo ColIicr VIZ
'sciois INJURY, H. and u ID, Nectar, l-2 h.: Virgin
ana 5 - PER ID NiTsid Gold Leaf l-2 H.; Eadcr,
twist; Dlndcn Plain ID; Gem OF the Old Dominion H.
and Tor sale by THOMAS MULLEN
Tobacco Commission Merchant
ypui IuIy
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NM iHE LADiES-A beautiful assortment OF Far
Cor ale cheap for cash at
ROyIsSON'S Jswe,rr ps...r.
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Si'RiN,: SALES. 1872.

shall bc receiving upon the opening Of navigation
- large ana We'll selected assortment OF British,
frehCh AID American Dry Csuuds Boots and Sho,s ~.
ihu oboccO and great variety of fame, articles which
VIII be Offered 10 the trade lower prices tau the
Styles have usually sold in thi, market ANA ,yo,ItJ
suggest TO purchasers who have formerly visited nh
mar ets i.di much time ard expense may br saved by
purchasing iher goods here An examination OF nv
STOCK and prices is respectfully solicited
The 10 lowing articles ,ou,nrisc , NOR, ,f
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
AMERICAN Mills.

TIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills VIII keep constantly hanJ a supply OF
Extra fafll, Flour Warranted superior to lour
sold IN tsis market. II. +. MCClOSkEN.
HXDRiCLIC CEMENT,
TIE subscribe having been appointed Agent for the
sale oi Louisville Cement, viii Keep il large stiup,
on hard, and VIII be sold IA small adysn from an
uiioinrers prices. ii. /. McCLOSKEX.
Islrnn Nllrch "a 10
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II. NEXyIfaII 4 -.

"hoLLstLE DEALERS M BRJos, MEDICINES rury,
cALs, fAINTs, OILS, NARNiSIEs and I)yf-S7,,F
WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY, CT Assv,pr pr
ItMEhN, FINE SoAPS FINE HAIR Tooru
FAINT h'dNEiT Ew .sHi}RusFEs FIELD
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS :, r.
GIcAi INsTRI II:NTs, SPICES
sSt.Fs, PsTkNT MED!-
c!NES, PtsE WINES, etc for MyDIctx.- rry,o
FANCY ARTICLES, slP'R lNKs, LETTER and & = p ~ ,
PER. GOLD ard STEEL PENS and sr.r,oxrr-
COLD and TiS folL, and great variety
~ of other articles.
This j, The Oldest Drug es,ubIi,bner, rr,t st W..
hois fiN'r We have done business u, ms c;l, .'.
~. hlsicians and Merchants always Cpd :, ~
rouse FRESH ard UNADULTLasT.o Mtdjrinr. .,I ~
tlc FIRST : ATTY. Purchasers are invited IN $50
our SOCK 81 /, larger than ANY other in the North,y
% "" pce'' our prices viii continue be satisfactory
10 any VINO may trade with US
Galena, November I4Jl no ;,
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Hmt received,
- 400 bbls War Eagle extra winter wheat,
leo Belchers clar'd sugar, 100 bills N. O. do
20 ~" molasses, 20 half q molasses,
20 10 gal kegs SO SKIS Rio coffee,
10 chests i'm lea, S" Java
20 cadies S chests Y. II. ten,
90 bxs raisiEs, 10 cadies % tea,
IS I" prine-, 40 lars prunes.
bills dried curranta, Is kegs ss@ratus,
50 dOz Yeast powders, 5 creamtartar,
SO bys palm soap, shNs varagd soap,
4 =" castle " 50 Z" W candles,
Is I" star candles, 50 SKIS q. A. salt,
10 bbs cider vinegar, S a. dairy salt,
so reaDs wrapping paper, 10 bvs starch,
10000 Havana sesars hgocns almonds, hickory nuts
etc ,e,e- sou
l.. BLUAI'S NEW YORK BAZAAR.
At the Daguerrean Building.
GtOnNER Of Third and Cedar strecis, ST. Panl Min
~ nesota Territory.
In six weeks returned the second time from n. York
" i'm an entire ne stock OF goods.
This II the most complete of Ladies' Fan.
cy Dry Goods ever brought TO Minnesota. The stock
is direct from New York purchased at cash prices
aud Will be sold ri the cheapest rates 1t comprises
Velvet Cloak,, Cloth Clouks
Silks-back and celored Broshe long and So shawl.
Long shawis--all prices Tfinmings-all descriptiO
Emhroidery-ali Kinds Collars all prices
Hosiery, every variety Gloves Aid and Cashmer.
Delniies Yankee notions
Velvet for cloaks Real French perfumcry.
Ladies Wooen Jackets All Kinds OF white goods
Black silk wells, for 80 cts aud upwards.
Cord Md gloves, lur IS cts and 90
While and cord linen daniask table covers.
do do de napkins
tnLlt ached linen table
LADIES' picahe CAL and examine for yourselves. 40
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CASH FOR HIDES

'IVE highest market price will he paid in Cash n,
49, go Il. A. COLLINS e. 60
n. Il. We have removed our Leather store a..
Har-ys Srse Co. "e'
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

Which Offer at u.uali, low prices We shah
be happy 10 old customers wei. NJ r,g 5nes,
who colrc III the CASH. We intend hsnseiorwaTdto
do business Gully Oh The Cash system.
MARSHALL & co.
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Mrn's 10! : tII'k boots Morocco SHIPPERS
dc DO do shots Ladies' CATERS
% sicSS ana can boots, Ladies, aud Misses shoes,
CKOC E.KiE.S
consisting of Teas, Cotfce>. sugar Rice Su1,r J,,s.
Moiasses sperm Candles, Dried Apples. Peaches Soap
Tobacco, Saicraius. Starch Goldfish. Mackerel Cura-
mon, Nuimegs, Gloves Peppermint and Pepper Sauce
Also, an assortment If Wooden Ware coussiiny nj
Tubs aud Buckets, Nasiihoards, Clothes Pins Sc An
Tor sale cheap Tor cash. No trouble show goods n
his sofchrN door 10 the onccr Office and book STORE
~ T.. Large supplies Of Flour, Oats, Corn nnd Potn
toes elW;l. uh hand.
November, lS5l. lI.f
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FANCY GOODS.
uDAPlER mache work boxes and ink stands. no.-, .d
Il paier mache card cases; China and pa,ier mach
card baskets fancy inks pin cushions ebony lights
tencn's dressing ea.e.. &c. For sale bv
FRA lie PIC A RoHrFH
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large qnanty OF
PROVISIONS.
such hams shoulders butter lard flour nork beaches
aliles, potatoes, cora and oats Also
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting o! wtskey brandy. port Eiuaera gin Porter
cIareI, cham payne and ale ASA,
CLOTHING.
4 complete ,n1 fashionable assortment made IN in tie
best manner and ut the best material among which are
overcoats dress and gock AID of al! kinds
cooTs and sizes; under otlug .rea; variety Also
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large and well led assortment 100 numerous
Ia mention. Also
HATS AND CAPS,
emhI aclnc all the iilt and winter stSl les
Also, general assortment of hardware ranta Glass
Tlnware, Cutlery. Oils, &C.
Paul. Nov lS,D JCUE rsROINrv
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FLOIRFOR SALE.

ELOLR FOR SALE.
NONS1ANIL( IN hand Flank Smith & Co.'S
~ tias ton, Iowa, (abopi - miles below fra;c du
CHEN. ad excellent handing which we guarantee rs
s"od as aiy IA the MARKET IN IuaIe, TO suit purcha
l.-1s 6luI Al
BILLS Or ENCUANGE
A Nd DRAFTS OF all parts OF the BIieI States n,
~ the Oice Oi the Nifnesoia Oulut. Nv
MAJ !. l75l. CiIAS W. BORtP. c-lv
ONEi 10 loan il sums 20 snit borrowers--Cau a.,
- 'ie Office al villain 4 VAN EprEN.
s. Paul. July, 2, 1852. lz,f
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GREAT BARGAINS!
DINl., TION OF PWlC L 3 I'D.
ALEX. REH.
IRON, Steel, Nails, Groceries, PfOvis
ions. Ac.,
At TN.
SVICn STORE.
H.ate Rev r. Faraer.)

nU.- stock of every article msuaily tept y
~ our Iron Store, is Large aud Complete, TO ~hkl
we invite the attention of the public. Ii embraces BAL
and SHEET Iron, CAST SLEIGH SHoEs, STEEL, NAILS
ANvns, BELLOWS, VIcks, CHAINS, GLUE, &c. Also
Il aiurk % we'll stleci1d
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Yearly Deposits Of Members under so
Nenrs of age.
YUhIr Of Roies. IA.

Thoso ever 50 Of asc charged 25 per cent e,tr,
- &c admission fec is charged addition to the above
the first year. and must he pad at the tine Of maxine
nppl,caiiou and the first YEARS deposit within so ,s
REFERENCES.
nov Hot TWILL, Mass, Gov. HuBBARD, AHgl. ~. Me
EN-'.nv WiiiIAus. \. H. T.. ALDEN, D., Randolph
I T. w ood NJ ID Randolph, Hon u French Brain rec
Hon Morrison BralnGee, Hon l. Hathaway. Freciovl'
III Brocs way Ellington - Hon PNashburn Nil,Lorn
Hon O. W God, S"meTs. Il Woodbury. 4 Curtis. pfoyul
w X Clifford, New Bedtonl Steph. REYNOLDS rro, NJ
HohI W entwotth Lowell Al stephens ckland l. ke
SrrtNGtIEtD E8ENCREFEs.
L + ~ i.coT, Pres't ChicOpee BankJ0s PNnchnH ESQ
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ST. ANTHONY HOUSE,
II. CHARLES kfOTEi.

J. c. CLARK, PROPRIETOR.
sr. ANrEcXy FAILS, MIsNr.oTA TEErlToay.
lily
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ANUkT" NENILII'S SO ~
"c> Troy. A bany Co, n. Y, 1881
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important to the Sick.

NR G. A. iiiLL No. III Main street, Worcester
Mass invites the particular attention Of Iavaljs
and the public, TO his and successful method of
treating dsta es by the of Magnetic Etcrlcy and
ms newly discovered preparations Of Magnetic Electric
Medicines Years of car, iul stndy pnG scientific ex
periments in the preparation of dial agents As
physician, in large aud varied Practice have enabled
" H. TO discover new methods Of preparing, condens
ing and combining, so as TO produce the most remarka
bic and happy results and effect radical cures all dis
eases OF long standing, and in where The best med
ica skill Ia the use Of common medicines, have failed
Neuralgia, Spinal Disease, Consumption Dysptpsia
chrome Sore Throat, Chronic rheumatism Piles ScroE
nla' Chls ard Fever Cutaneous Emptions, Mind Dis
eases, constitutional Debility, Nervous Affections no
matter from what cause il may arise have all welded
to MS new method of treatment, and those who aher
suffering Tor years from these Diseases and given up all
hopes 81 recovery have by Dr. H. been safely conducted
TO The Temple Of Health.
My medicines eau be obtained of me in person, or by
letter, Al No 2 Main street, and ofno other person.
nor In no other place. ianl7 dlf
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PATENTS.
= "A Z = n = u
American end Fnraion nfina
ALIO14OdA 1IU I UI0IgN U1lIG5,
Agency for Business with u. s, Pater
Office. WASHINGTON


Agency for Business with u. s. Patert
Office. WASHINGTON.
No. 2% STATE Street-BOSTON.
/ l84O the subscriber was appointed by TIE Com
4 missioner OF Patents Agent of the u s. Patent Office
in accordance with the 10th Sec. of Act ofls37.
Having relnquished the Agency for transmission of
Models, and adopted more expeditions mode Of send
ing them to the Patent Office, whereby Patent NAV
he procured about six weeks earlier he continues
forward them free OF expense-to prepare Caveats
hcations Assignments and all the necessary Papers and
Drawings for Paents and render advice legal and
scientific matters respecting the sare. Pate. secured
in Europe ana other countries.
By applcGIV this office, inventors are saved the
lime ana cost OF Journey to Washington, and delay
there, well all persona trouble obtaining their
patents They also have the advantage of verbally ex
planning their inventions, and Of consulting in respect
10 theni mtters, III general, OF paramount importance
IN orter tc obtain correct specifications and claims
The experience of sixteen years practice extensive
collection works, decisions etc, mechanical
subjects, the Patent Laws, and Patents o. different
countries, collected at much expense during the long
time this Office has been established, together with
accounts here kept OF inventions patented Washing
ton enable the subscriber to afford 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 II. 1919. Daring the
time occupied the Office OF Commissioner of Patents
H. EDDY Esq, OF Boston, did business at the Patent
once as Solicitor Tor procuring Patents. There were
few, if any, persons acting that capacity who had SO
much business before tue Patent Offices and there were
none who conducted il with skill, fidelity and sue.
Cess regard Mr. Eddy one Of the best informed and
most sklul Patent Solicitor the United States and
have no hesitation in assuring that thew can.
not employ person more competent and Trustworthy
and more capable ut putting their applications in form
secure for them an early and iavorably cOnsideas
tiOn al the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston, Sept 6, 1852. sep6 eodd.wlam
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Hammnnd,s Imminent

A SAFE and speedy remedy for all diseases reqnir-
"A ing an external application This Liniment has
been before the public of the past years. steadily
acquiring reputation by its own merits aud now fee,
ing confidence IN II, as remedial agent, we give IL a
WIDE circulation, that all may receive benefit from is
invaluable prope ties For spTuns aud cOnlractlOns of
the muscles and tendon' Stiffness and injuries of jons
rneumltismi govt, burns bruises, frozen exrontios
&c, II has no equal The following certificates of some
OF our most prominent physicians ana citizens shows
the confidence and reliance they place upon il:
CERriFioATEs,-Ihis may certify, that we have used
the above named Lin'ment In the ynrous diseases Sc
for which 1t is recommended, and cheerlnlly ndd ou5
testimony TO its efficacy.
Jos n. Bates, NJ. ID Barre, Jason Corham Barre.
VIM Parkhurst, Poersham. Albert Aides,
~ nnggrsn,o", Boston g. Twichsll, Sup't Of y.
q W. Pierce, "Leomnster. & w. Il. il.
D1 " nioe, barre Gen. A. Holmnn, Bolton.
Fer sac wholesale and retail, by
oo,, CALDWELL Il IlILL Apothecares,
229 Main street, Worcester Mass General Aponlsi and
ny druggists ana Merchants generally, TN ough0ui the
country All orders 10 DO addressed TO
uecl5 dtI CALDWELL g. HILL.