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A REMARKABLE MAN.
AND A UNIVERSAL REMEDY roa DISEASE.

This city !. now the home OF one OF the
Mo-, remarkable men OF the age-a man
,.bo ba, ,TayerSed the civilized globe, and
established in almost every country which
he has visited, the sale Of his medicines Tor
the rtli,f of humdn suffering, and which
are n certain cure for disease IN all It's forms.
We allude 10 PROFEssoR THOMAS HoLLo.
WAY. of London. II is now several years
since this beneiacior Of the human race
fir, unclaimed TO the world, through the
British press, that he had, after deep re-
search, prepared remedy that was sure 10
eradicate disease. Years oil patient inyes-
iira,ion into the laws OF human physiology
which control our bodies in health and
when diseased, led 10 the invention and
p,epafalion Of the woTld-renowned HoLto-
WAYS PMS and OINTMENT. Nearly, IL
not quite one half Of the human race have
taken his medicines, Ills name Is as uni
versally known over the globe a. tina, Of
Alexander. Napoleon, or Washington, when
in the height OF their ambitious career.-
II they conquered nations in tho held OF
battle, Professor Holloway has, with no
weapon bul that Of science, conquered
disease in all it, forms. His meIiiorious
career is bounded by no imaginary lines OF
latitude anl Longitude short Of marking the
confines Of civilization itself No isolated
country or nation was sufficiently extensive
for the operation Of his en,erprising and
gigantic intellect. Wherever disease has a
residence, there he penetrated with his
medicines, and lcii an enviable and endur-
ing reputation. After enligi TENN: Europe
his fame spread over Asia and the civilized
portions Of Africa, and finally appeared in
America. He has translated the cures he
has performed ard the virtues Of his medi-
cines into as many languages as the miss
ionaries have the Bible. Governments, 9TH
erwise the mos, despolic, have been forced
by the grea, value Of his medicines, and
their popularity with the people, 10 remove
an,iquaied and time .honoIed restrictions
upon the introduction OF foreign medicines.
and open their custom houses 10 a free intro
duction to the pills and ointment OF this dis
iinguished man. Empires and kingdoms
removed the barriers OF ages against the
introduction and sale Of proprietary or pa.
ten, medicines, and freely permitted Hollo-
ways medicines TO become the physician
Of the masses.-N Y. Dispatch.
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Al Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the County Of York. on the first Monday ia
October, in the year Of our Lord, eighteen hun.
dred aud fiily-fye, by the Honorable Joseph I.
Nye, Judge OF sand Court:
HANNAH GARVlN, Administrative Of the Is.
1 tate OF John Garyin, late ~ Acton, in said
County, deceased, having presented her account
OF administration 0fihs estate Of said deceased,
Coz allowance. also. her petition, as widow Of said
deceased, ior an allowance out of has personal
estate aud foe allowance II body pew on the
West aisle OF the Congregational Meeting House
in said Acton, occupied by said deceased IN his
hleiimc
Or!s,el, That the ,aid Administrative give no.
,ce TO all persOus Interested, by causing copy o.
This order 10 be published three weeks successive
IL In the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed al
B,dleEori in said County, that they may appeal
a, Probate Count to b. held nj Biddeiord in said
County, on the fist Monday OF Noscmher next,
Al ten OF the clock in the forenoon, aud shew
cause, ifuny they have, why the sail account
should not be allowed, and the prayer of said pc
tiiion granted.
Al Attest, Francs Bacon, Register.
A true eoPY-Aues,, FRANCIS Bacon, Register
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Marriaats.

IN this city, 9th inst. by Rev. J. Hubbard j.
Mr.. Samuel H. Pisbury, and Miss. Susan j
Knapp both ol BlddeiOrl.
I'm ,his CITY, Sept u, by Rev, II, Foster, Mr.
Cvrus NJ. Morrl, To Miss octave +. Smith, both
of saco By the same. Oct. LIST Mr. AlEheus l.
Dnrgin Of Cornish, to Miss. HIrnct y. Day OF
Naples.
In Saco 7,h inst, frederick Greene, Esq. Mr.
Joseph SelIea, Of SacO, 10 Mrs. Melissa Holt, o
Baldwin.
in Portsmouth, Mr.. Samuel Parsons Of York
to Mis- Abigail A. Littlcfcld OF Wells.
In Saco Sept %, by Rev. ]. Keely, Seth CT ave
Of Srco, and MARY A Hamilton OF Marlborough
y In Elingham, On the 7ih ut, By Rev. Mr.. fuss
Mr. Charles w. Ross Of Portland. printer, to Mis-
E,nma W Downing OF Oxford
In Limerick, Me- Abner Thins of WATERFORD
Mrs. Panel Wentworth, formerly Of Grea
Falls.
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ASsIGNEE'S SALE
NJ Auction.


w Ill. pe 'o,1 a, n" Nv = 60 nm S,,uriav. IN.
Tue POO ,l a. 10 o'cIock' A M, he fol.
zo.n Va! p =, E.,a,, Formerly the property of
, OWNS Co. go and n.s,gnej by him 10 The sub.
IhoIhus e""'' "''
seIlpefs s., eau, Nill and Lo, in Biddeford.
Ine s'sI" w. Iv,og be,ween sand Saw Mil Lot
Se,eIm -. 80; in DiJIelorl. mounting an the
a ,,., Ialinc from Main Street 10 the Steam Saw
III, ,,'W 'e"N''s ''''''
Flo. Lots in Biddeiorl, part OF the estate Of the
l,, rI 3, mi"ica. Cu,t., known as the Wakefield
Brook Lots
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Harvard University.
Massachusetts, Medical College

THE College building having undergone exien'
i siye repairs and alterations, the annual Course
Of Medical Lectures in this institution will com
mence on the first Wednesday in November, aud
continue sixteen weeks, as follows.
JouS WARE, NJ ID, Prof Of the Theory and
Practice u Medicine.
d. HuMPnREYs SToRER, NJ. ID, Prof. OF Obstet.
rics aud Med Jurisprudence
Jons b, s. JACKSON, NJ. d., Prof Of Morbid Ana
tony.
GEoEuE O, snArrucK, II, d., Prof OF Clinical
Medicine.
OLIVER WrSpELL HOLMES, NJ. ID Prof. OF An
a,omy and Physiology.
NovuuI. VIVIAN, NJ d., Adjunct Prof. OF Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
urxpy ]. BIGELow, NJ. d., Prof OF Surgery and
Clinical Surgery. ,,.
EDWARD ii. CLARkr, NJ. d, Prof Of Ma'era
Jos,,u p. Cooke, A. NJ, Prof. Of Chemistry.
Clinical Mcdicsl and Surgical Instruction wlll
s,,TgicnI Operations at the Massachusetts General
Hospital. e,.. =, p.,o,icaI
| Anatomy. , 4. oman
The Room devoted TO ,hi. department Is open
day and evening and lighted by gas. r..
Fees ior the lectures, 50; Maircnla'loh ee
az. Graduation Tee, so. Good board can oc w
| tanned at % 10 81 per week.
Students ure invited upon coming 10 Boston
call upon the Dean.
ID. HUMPHREYS sToaER, NJ. d.,
Dean Of the Faculty
No. Il, Winter St, Boston
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NOTICE..
FOR SALE OR TO LET.

EITHER Of our busines in Saco or BiddeioId;
IL separately or together, VIII be sold or nhlso
0rr arrangements with the Msssrs. Fendersons
ceases on the 2olh, by limitation. They WIZ close
their accounts 10 that date and wish al To Do pre-
parcd 10 settle up when called upon.
Until wc find parties 10 purchase our business,
we shall do sir,otly cash Bannes'. We have no
accounts contracted, lately, forbrc,d, and xe are
40 soon 90 close up our business we do not wan'
10 open netr accounts We owe our thanks 70 a
hos. Of good and promp, psying customers nnd We
hope they will not think ne ungenercus oecsu =
we cease crediing. Weic we 10 continue, Tor
length OF tune, We should take pleasure In acco"'
moda,iny them But we have said enough
We shall do our bcs, Ia please the short un,e W.
con,inuc 10 furnish them, aud Eve the Can w W.,
hope TO sell them CHEAPER than Heretofore io' W
.hall NOT have 10 make good customers ply ~
the losses on poor oucs, IN tie shape " NO"
pnc, ,co NJ. Sc II. PIERCE.
Bidieforj, "Wednesday Sept 20, 1897
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A FuGrTIyE "A vessel arrived in Boston
harbor from Southern poT, yesterday, hav-
in. on board fugitive slave. who had Sc
c,eled himself on board previous TO the sail,
ing OF the vessel. He had been transferred
10 an outward bound schooner, 10 be return
ed 10 the South, when small boat, contain
in. several members Of the "Ni.ilanct
Committee" boarded the schooner, and
took away the fugitive, who was subsequent
tly started for Canada.
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TnE CONCERT. Tbe youn: Masters and
Misses connected wife o. ID. Adams Sing
ing School, will give Concert and Exhibi-
ton at Central Hall, on Saturday evening.
A full attendance will not only encourage
the young singers, but viii be tribute to
Mr.. Adams who has labored industriously in
his vocation more for the benefit Of others
than his own. We trust that the evening
will be pleasant, and that there will be a
crowded house. The exercises cannot fail
Of being pleasant
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PAssMoRu WILLIAMSON SLAVE Ca,

PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON SLAVE ClsE.-
pHILADELPmIA, Sih.-An application wa
male in the ". $. District Court to-day, on
the I.tt Of Jane johnson, the former slave
of Col. Wheeler, asking tina, the Habens
Corpus, lss.ed by PasSmore Williamson, tt
bring hefseli a..i children into Court, should
b. quashed, John - Read, for the petition
or, asked tina, the peErian be filed, con-
tending that Habeas Corps mus, AWAY,
be- issuei in behalf Of the party whose LID.
euy is restrained, and no, for a paAy wish
inc 10 restrain another. The Court adJOG..,,
oil before the complexion of the argument.
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~ The Presiden, has appointed George
II. Hopkins Of Virginia. Chief Justice oil
the United States Circui, Court for the Dis
tIict OF Columbia, TO al the vacancy cIea-
ted by the death Of Judge Cranch, MI
Hopkins is now Judge in Virginia aud was
formerly member OF Congress, and charge
dc affairs TO Portugal, under Mr.. Folks adj
minis,ralion.
Samuel Robertson has been appointed
Naval SioTekecper a! Shanghai, China.
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Dtatbs.

In Tn, city, Oct 5, Lydia a. Gray, daughter OF
Samuel Gray, aged 10 years. Ida Ellen, only
child ofFrsnk o., and Sarah Staples, aged , years
1 month. Sept .. Mrs. LYDIA Rumery, aged sc
years. Sept, 10, Mary Jane, daughter OF John
Colin Of Thornalkc, Me Oct 10, Mrs. Lydia
Foss, aged ~ years,
In sCco, Sept 2l, Sarah Abby EdscOmb, aged
10 years.
In Kennebunk, 81 inst, Lizzie f., daughler Of
Charles l. , aud Elizabeth Drssser, aged months.
Ia Alfred, Sept -, Emily d. daughter Of Aar.
on and Susan CLARK. eyed 2 months.
Ia Sanford, Sept IL, Samuel Willard, aged q
years lOmonths.
In Lawrence, Oct 2, MisS Sally n. Scammou
OF Saco, aged 50 years.
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Freedom Notice.

UNOw all men by these presents. Ina, yn,t
N fus Bean, ofAlired, IN the sonny Io,. and
' ana SI Tor INV minor son, Benjamin H. Bean
~ h,rcby give, surrender and release to him. sala
BENJAMIN IL Bean, all claim; upon his time; Sc ser
vice.. and earnings, during his minority, anu ~,
hereby arree and covenant with hlm, anu an,
nersoa who may employ him, that will never zoe, ae
,nand or sue Tor any wages, sam henlsn''n us,
earn aud am lot 20 ae he,a ss' . onn,Vt w.
support, or for any debts nc MAJ Gs', ,isv NJ DC
~, IN The year eichicen hundrld aud hily'h'e
lnPTesen'0 % . RUFUS BEAN.
3wils
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a, n Cour Of Probate held NJ Allied, Within
and for the County of York, onthe hrt Monday ~
Or,obe, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and INV i've, by the Honorable Joseph L. Nle
Judge az said Court
JosEPn BEAN, Adminisiraiot Of the esta's OF
Loy,y i, Bean, late Of sanfbfd In said Conny. de-
ceased having presented h. dt aoooani 81 admins
rson OF the estate &c said deceased, also his private
account against said estste, fpr allowance
OspssIp = That the aid administrator give no.
lice 10 ali r.ous Interested by causing copy of this
order ia be published three weeks successfully In ths
Iinion and Ea.t.rn JuTna, printed al Biidstofd, 10
said County. that they may appear al ffobat' Cout
Wonday of,No, ember nett, n ten Of the clock In the
forenoon and .hew cause, " any they have, why tho
| same should not be allowed -,
| , ,,u. sopy Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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Bulbous Towering Roots,
For Autumn Planting.
Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus,
CrotuS Imperials, Lilies, &c, for sale by
DANIEL MkHONY
psu.ttral I'm rteuer.

The interest which flowers have excited Ia the breast
81 man from the earliest ages 10 the present day has
never been confined b any particular class 81 octY'
ar quarter Of the gIoi Mature seems % have dlsth-
uti them over the whole worli, u serve a. m~cin'
fthe mIni 10 give cheerunes. 90 the esrh AMI 10 FUR
nlsh agreeable sensations 20 u. Inhabitants.
The savage of the forest In the w of NJ. heart, p'
hl. bro, xith the native flowers f the woods whilst u
aste r their cultivation Increases In every country, In
nroprr,on a. the blessings q civilization extend fru
he humle.t cottage enclosure ~ the most esisn.N.
park anil grounds, nothing affords nearer ndeaon
~, 81 ta.,e The proprietor, than wen cultivated
aoser garden AMI Il may very generally be remarksd
hat when We behold an humble tenement surrounisi
y,h ornamented plants, the possessor u man ~ cor
rect habits. and possesse. domestic oomfor., shh, on
the contrary, a neglected. weel-grown garden, or ",
tal ABSENCE marks the Incidence AMI unhappy state o.
those who have been thus negectfulof forAs f.'or'
saco. October LIST, 1855. "'o
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al Aussi,-FRANCls BACON, Register.
Atrueeopy. Atlest,-FRANCIs BACON, Register.

Al a Count of Probate held at Alfred. within and
and lcr the County OF York, on the fret Monday
! In October, In the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and hfty.hye, by the Honorable Joseph
T.iNye, Judge of said Court;
NAHUM ll8LEY, IT,, Guardian of william =.
~ Emery, minor and child Of William VI. Emery.
late Of EsnnebuBkpoH in said County. deceased. hav-
ing presented his second account Of Guardianship Of
his said ward tor allowance,
0spKsIp, Thatths said Guardlin give notiee to all
persons interested by causing copy OF this order %
be published three weeks successfully In the Union
and Eastern Jorunai, printed nj BidiefOrd In said
County, that they may appear at a Probate Court 90
be held nj BddefOTd Ia said county, the first Mon
day OF November next ut ten ofthe cock in the fore
noon, and shew cause, " any they have, why the
same should not DO allowed.
~ Attest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
Atmeeopy: Atiest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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AZ a Count Of Probate held at Alfred. within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday IN
October. In the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
and ty. nye,hy the Honorable Joseph Z. Ny ,Judg,
0f said Court
4 MEI.IA NJ. PORE, named Eneeutris, by the nam,
n OF Amelia NJ. Goodwin, In = certain instrument
purpoin. TO be the last wiii aud Testament Of Simon
Goodwin, late Of Kenne bunkpou. In said county, de
ceased, having presented the same for probate
OEpEREp-That the said Exeeutrit give notice
to all peTsons Interested by causing copy oIthi
order 10 be Published In the Union and Eastern
Journal, printed In BiddefoTd In said County, three
ssueeessiyey that they may appear alta Probate
COur he held AT BiddsfOrd, la said County, the
first Monday In November next, ut ten at the clock IN
the fOrenoon, aud shew cause II any they have, why
the said instrument should not be proved approved
and allowed the last will aud testament Of the said
deceased.
al Atesi,-FRANCIs BACON, Register
AtfueeopY. Atlest,-FRANCIS BACON, RegisieL.
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Al q Count Of Probate held at Alfred, within
aud fbr the County OF York, on the first day II
October In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
aud dfty five, by the Honorable Joseph 4. Nys,
Judge ~ said 'Cnuri
JAMES II. FoGG, named Executor in certain In
siIument purponng 20 b. the last viii and Tesla
ment Of Esther u. symmes, late OF lmerisk, In said
county, deceased having presented the same for pro-
bate.
ORpKsEp That the said Executor give notice
20 all persons Interested BY causing copy OF this
order Ia be published three weeks sueeesisey In the
URion aud Eastern Journal printed at Biddefsrd, ~
sad Coanty, that they may appear at Probate CosU
To be held at Biddef5rd In said County, on the hri
Monday Of November neit. at ten ofthe clock IN the
forenoon, and shew Iii any they hive, why
said instrument should not he proved approved, and
allowed the last will and testament Of the said de-
ceased.
IL Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
Atmecopy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Dissolution Of Coparnership.

III connection ia business between y. o'sayes
~ ano II ''''"' John CLEAyES,
RICHARD SMITH.
saco, oci., /, 1855. '~si
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Late Commissioner Of Paien
From IA, present. comms,ion,r.

From the present. COmmissioHu.
"AroUsr IL, is55.-During the time have held tho
Office of Commissioner of Patents r. II. kdiy Esq, e
Boston, has been extensively engaged IN the Transaction
u business with the Once, Solicitor. lie IL thor
oughy acquainted with the law aod the rules q prlc-
tice Of the Ohice. regard him u the most caps-
bic and successful practitioners with whom l have had
Official intercourse. CIiAs. MASON,
Commissioner % Patents.
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FOR SALE.

nuE House Lot, aud Duldlngs thereon, on aIo
corner OF Pool and Middle street 'on"e,H
Swned y, a good well OF water Oh the same =
5wlo Enquire Of A. W. PA"h
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Stle Les. Sue Rr!a,t. Wounds / Illc.n.

Some of the most scientific surgeons now rely sole
" on the use ofths wonderful Ointment, when hav-
ing 60 cope with the worst case. of sores, wounds
ulcers rianduIar sweIIing-, aud tumors. Professor
holloway has. BY command Of IN, Allied Goven-
ment. dispatched 10 the hospitals of the East, large
shpme As II this Ointment. 10 be used under ihe ~.
reetion OF the Medical staff in the worst cases Of
wounds. IL win cure any ulcer, gandular swsLinf,
stiffness or contraction of the joints even OF 20 years
standing,
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Cow For sale.

roR SALE by the subscrbsr, Tow, iou'
L YEAR old Enquire at the B'dde ,wSp Dvy'''
3wils 90
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mo Do EunEIo

Who is the mos, skillful and competen, Tailor in
This county. he is the oldes, Tailor in this town,
and has had more experience in cutting aud max.
inc garments, and given better satisfaction than
,,y other Tailor in Saco or Blddeford. He cuts
an easy fitting Coat, end his cut on Pan'aioon'
como, be beat, and all work entrusted to his care
shall be made in the mos, fashionable style, ana
doo, p,omp,ly a, the shories, notice, the very day
!, Is promised TO lie done, and warranted IN every
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II. II. EDDY, solicitor Of Patents.

"During the time occupied the Office % Commls.
sioner Of patents, H. u. EDDr ESQ, u Boston, dli
business at the Patent Once Solicitor Cor procuring
Patents There few, any persons acting In that
capacity, who had much business before the Patent
Oice and there none who conducted u with
more skill, fidelity and success. regard Mr. Eddy
of the best Informed and most skll Patent So
ctors In the United States AMI have no hesitation In
assuring Inventors that they cannot employ person
more competent and Trustworthy, AMI more capable q
putting their applications IN form 10 secure for the
early and favorable consideration at the Patent Of
fee. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner % Patents"
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At Count OF Probate held at Alfred, within and
g.: the Comfy Of York, on the first Monday Of
October, inthe year Of our Lori eigh,een hundred
and dny.hys, by the Honorable Joseph I. Nys
Judge OF said Couui
JOSHUA MAXWELL, IT,, Executor Of the will OF
Joshua Maxwell, senior, late Of Wells, In said eoun-
~, deceased having presented his account Of admin
istaion of the estate OF said deceased for allowance
OapRHE - That the said Executor give
notice tn all persons Interested by eausinga copy 81
this orderto be pnbished three weeks successfully
In the Union and Eastern Journal printed at Bdde-
ford In I'd county that they may appear NJ Probate
Court % be held NJ Didierlrd, IN said county
the hrst Monday OF November next, at ten Of the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, ifany they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
III Attest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register
A true copy, 'Auesi,-fRANCIS BACON, Register
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

ny the aid ola microscope we see million, 81 little
openings on the surface Of our bodies. Through
these this Ointment, when rubbed on the skin, Is
carried 10 any organ inward part. Diseases Of the
kidneys, disorders Of the Liver, afee tons Of the
heart, Inflammation the Lungs, Asthmas, Coughs
housewife knows that salt passes freely through bone
or meat Of any thickness This dealing Ointment fr
more readily penetates through any bone or feshy
part Of the living body curing the most dangerous In
means.
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PATENTS.
AMERICAN d FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS WITH
y. 8. Patent office, Washington,

No. 16 MATE SIREE j, opposhe hl'5 w. b"0'o>
IMP0RrANr INFORMATION To iNykNlORs -
i The Subscriber, Gate Agent % the U \. PATENT
once under the act Of 1850 Determined 20 present al
yanage In applying for Patents, superior 10 those oher-
ga inventors by others, has made arrangements Whereby
on app cations prepared snd conducted ~ him, rulHtr
DOLLARS, INSTEAD % so raid hack by others) will be
rvmel BY him In % failure 90 obtain patent, AMI
the withdrawal through him within thirty days amer the
rejection. Caveats Specifications, Assignments, anil All
necessary papers and drasings Tor procuring patents In
this AMI foreign cuntres, pppare and advice rendered
on legal and scientific matters respecting Inventions and
Infringement % patents.
Inventors here not only obtain their Specifications
on the most reasonable terms Generally about 30 per
cent lees than those a others In the professon) but
avail themselves OF the experience % - years practice
his visits TO the Patent Ofice, AN eNie.He library
% legal AMI mechanical works, and corr~ Account, OF
patents granted In h. ami oher countries besides bling
saved journey u the usual greasisay there
well all personal trouble In obtaining their patents.
Copies Of claims u any patent furnished by remtns
one dollar. Assignments rccoriei at Washington. Pa
tents inGrest Britain, Pnse, ana other foreign cOun-
Tries, secured through agents Of the highest r,pcta-
billty,
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ErT,ip.lu. E,lt Rhrn I etahali: Hgn.r.

No remedy has ever done 50 much Tor the cure OF
diseases 81 the skin whatever form they may asumme
as this Ointment. No case OF Salt Rheum, eeuryy,
Sore Heads, sefofa eau long Withstand
IL influence. The inventor Ia, travelled over many
parts "f the globe, visiting the principal hospitals,
dispensing this Ointment, giving advice as To its ,p
plcaiion and has thus heen the means Of restoring
countless numbers to health.