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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-21

EESamuel Ingraham in the democratic
nominee for Governor Of Connecticut.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-21
Mercantile.
NO II u M B u G
AT THE
AUCTION SEORE!
THE CHEAPEST AND HANDsoMEsT ASSORTMENT OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,

AUCTION SEORE!
THE CHEAPEST AND HANDsoMEsT ASSORTMENT OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Ever offered to the inhabitants fClarksburg, Va
TTNHE Subscriber, Agent for the well-known
house of S. Abees, of Philadelphia, re-
spectfulIy informs his friends, and the inhubi-
fans of 'CIarksburg, and vicinity, that he has
iusr received from Philadelphia and New York
Ma kcts the Cheapest Goods ever offered in this
place, consisting of 20OU yards Super. Cloths,
Cassimers, Satinets, 900 Kentucky Jeans, 1000
SPLENDID Dress Silks, 1000 AIapacas, various
colors, 1000 Super French Merinos, 500 French
Paids, 1000 Caicos, 1900 MusIins, 500 yards
Flannels, at IS cents, 30 doz. super. Under
shirts and Drawers, Gentlemsn's Silk Cravats,
Suspenders, Hosiery in great variety, 10000
wards Splendid Ribbons, varying from 3 to IS
cents per yard, 20 dozen Kid Gloves, from 37115
to 621a cents being one quarter the importation
price.
With great variety of Fancy Cutlery, Table
and Tea Spoons, Looking Glasses, Ladies' Trim
mings, Yankee Notions, &c.
GERD G. EsEES!
inst received from SherilF'S Sale at Now York
the Cheapest lot Of Groceries ever offered, con-
sistipg of Coffee and Tea, which will be sold low
for CASH
DNl receiving New G GODS from PhiIadeI phl
and ew Y ork.
Regular Auction Sale Days ION Tuesday and
Saturday OF each Week, commencing at 10 o.
CLOG, A. NJ All Goods sold without. reservation.
Don't forget to call at the Cheap Auction
S tore, Main St. opposite the old court house.
NJ. WEIG ERT,
Jan. I'd, ls55-tC Agent and Auctioneer.
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UniIcd SIa(es SsOIri.

s. CONLEY, Proprietor, Opposite the
/ Court Honse. I'A1tEG EiHBUhf:, ".
TntS mouse has been ref ted ans many Im-
proHe.neh's .nde by the present. PROFIT ,'or, .hs
san sY.re p.fis 10 contribute u lie sO.ui0rt
at nj visitors.
!, Coo Sab ing attached to tie house
sell Is
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ We are authorized to announce Hon. C.
s. LEWIS. Il candidate for e-cicction to Con
gless, on the fourth Thursday of May next.
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Steam Marble Works.

MICHAEL j. RoHAN, No. IS Market street.
Nl Wheeling, Va, keeps hand and finishes
to order, all kinds of Marble Monuments, Head
Stones, Nantes, Grindstones. DE. also on hand
Plaster of Paris. All articles will be furnished
upon the most reasonable terms,
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Nnfcr.

4 LII PERSONS who know themselves 20 be
I Y indeb"d to Nicely Y SHANNON, on Section
Il Of ;,l. North Western Va. t,.-roId, are re-
,,,,re"d lo c,' and settle their accounts hy cash
or note. If this SnO done immcdjaiety,a cOn;sr
nt Iaw will tic reSOrtcd TO for settlement. CcGIl
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E9EN % Sg{1 ~.

30 EI.N , - 8aV " a. 81"
| srrntr. CLAi.ESGIhu i, KEEP, open G,r
he accommodation of-tIargur~ aud ia" travel
ing pUhic in such style cannot fail 10 r,
| attractive :" all Who desire quictude. c0rntDr.
, and convenience In public house. # j. loca-
I'll ~ the North Nc tern Turnpike. and IN -.
hrnrt Of the Gown. rendering it peculiarly
-ihe to all passing through C!ark-bur2. and 10,
fciitic, for communicating travellers AFE
20 none ia the country
Ther. are a''pche,lio hi. hotel tho nczs sS
! tcn-i,e -iab!ng in town. i large addition n
Wing been recently made. which /. under -,
charge of sober ami attentive o>tiErs.
Tn bar is supp id wiIh i.ygs tt,-n?tinen. 81;
! he choicest foreign and domestic liquors
The patronage III tfp rI5,ic i respectfully 80
| Ici,-d every .,,-urunce being q en- thA. 40 eI
Jen-r or pains all be spared by the proprietor
IT hi assistants TO render thetn comfortable an.
satisfied. DENT.
Giarl.,burg Feb + IS5I-1y.
BAR .I.EYE'S HOTEL.
| |J':IE undersigned having rebuilt and eniAr2s
! ms Hotel. = now prepared 70 entertain visit
nr< uud rayelCrs il = manner unsurpassed IL
/ Western Virginia.
His IIorsK lis Z iRr2a comfortable three stoTy
brick building plen-.nty located in ihe centre OF
| tie town: contiguous % the Court houss and tho
principal busite-S parts of she place, and u pro
viled vith al! the c"EyeIiences for keeping first
| class hotel.
HIS TABLE.rilI be supplied with the bess :b.
! country IAN afford, and
! TIs BAx r:ocge ell with the choicest Liquors.
! Everv attention viii be rnid 70 render shssvi-
| its of eLo-c who may fa:cr hiru With sail. eom
'0f'"0'' anu P''"s-''' Up. BARTLETT.
rIlsrksburg March 24:h Is52.-ly
E.B-The stable is attended b. careful aud
trusty hostiers
SOrGiIWcStcrB I0tr3.
! rTEII 3 under cts'i would te-ler- MI. hunyu
! to the pu5iir. Cha. ne has lea-e.i -" b'-s.-
known rs the = NoI;h% e-lern Eio,ei /" i nA1
/ CIarss'barg. "a. The hou,s and ~ u ar ~
| now undergoing q general course FEenaifs Hhi =
when com pleted viii render This 81 ne ;r9sr
pleasant houses in the country he F,oa., -
| of the house Is now open. and pnblie pa-fDna2
is respectfully solicited. No pains viii he sParei
to render those who may encourage this house.
4 comfortable, eontented and happy
II SAMUEL WALKER
/ Clarksburg, Jnne LIST. 1851 Proprietor.
II P. S.-A limited number Of beaIdsTs esn b
4 a.eenIaodAtSd NitkrsSuss. 3SElT
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.EgEHOV:AEI!

d +. CRISS wou,d most respectfully in
H. form his old friends and customers that he
has removed his store from kincho"'S corne- to
w. P. COTS brick building on Turnpike street
He has just received and is now opening one Of
he lrgest, best, and cheapest stock Of Goods
hat has ever been in this place. All who have
got money to spend and produce to exchange,
bring it along, and they shall have goods rery
cheap [oct25 If
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Dissolution Ol Partner
ship,

JNiTS day til, firm OF c. AoLEt: Is Co. has beer:
l Dissolved ~ mutual cousep5. and Chl'-. Ai-
lHr sill continues the businC>~.
MAX. WEiGARI.
Nov. 2,i. 1884. CiiA'S ADLER.
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Holm IRWIN

NIB. All kinds Of country produce wanted,
for which line highest market price will be given.
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German Uroscopic Doctor,
DIR. oRDON,

Can be consulted at his office, in Brandon.
DAILY, cuccyt the time here aicHtioned Jor him
TO be at CastieioH.
From Monday, June II till salurday,Juno lG
" Monday, July ., Satin rday ,Julyli
Wednesday, Aug 8, &C. Saturday, Aug. II
" Monday, Sept, 10, " Saturday Sept 10
4 clean vial, containing about ozs Of
urine passed Immediately on rising in the
morning, with the name and age Of the pa
ticnt--as record Of each case is kept-Nill
enable hin 10 treat diseases Of Throat,
Lungs, Liver stomach, Heart, and all dis
eases arising from them. Also diseases Of
the Kidneys Bladder, Female Weaknesses,
Sciofula, and all Impurities Of the blood.
II Eccollcct the time and place and tell
your neighbors. Charges reasonable for
medicine. l6;
Office in Morril's Block, opposite the
Town Hall.
Brandon, May, 1865.
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Dir0,

In this village, May 2sl, GEORGE H., only
child of George W and Adcliza Dustin, aged
g years months.
He died while yet the earth appeared
All beautiful and bright,
And every face the impress wore
OF pure unmXcd delight
Yet even now though cold and still,
And huShed his little breath
His lips still wore that same sweet smile.
Fen beautiful in death;
And were it mol that Jesus died
Such little ones TO save,
We never could have yielded him
tenant to the grave.
In New Haven, on the 9th inst, Mrs. Lu-
ciSps Fuller, aged &C years.
In New Haven, on the Goth inst, SLAs
FARNswoRTH, aged II years.
In St. Johsbnry, May Is, JosEPH P. FAIR
BANKS, Esq aged iS years. ~
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FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE.
The Faculty consists of 20 Efficient
Professors and Teachers.


BUILDINGS AND OMMNnATiONS.
The hukliueS Of this colossal Institute are
Of brick, constructed in the noust substantial
aud permanent manner and provided with All
desirable mudcrn coutiiynncts put fixtures,
promotvc both Of the comluit aud health of
the occupants and the order and economy &C
the establishment. The main building is
800 fec long by 40 feet wide, and i've sto-
rics high and is devoted to students and
teachers rooms. The Ladies Department is
in the cast end Of the main luihiuE and is
separated from the Continents by public
rooms and partitions. 1t is provided with
separate entrances. stair cases, aud passages
to The public rooms. The north wing mot
scqn in the platcl is 1870 feet by 40, and is
devoted 10 public rooms - containing the
spacious chapel, laboratory, painting aud
drawing rooms, and is recitation rooms.
There are - rooms devoted to the Piano and
Melolcon. \ valuable library aud apl,ra-
tus are provided and arrangements imaic ioi
their annual Increase.
u0CAWON.
The Site vi the buildings, on the la,t 81
the Hudson River, oycrloching = thriving
village Of 2OO0 Inhabitants. aud an extensive
stretch OF beautiful country, l. pleasant, airy
and hcalthful in an eminent degree. An
abundant supply of pure set water is oh.
tanned from the famous Jane MrCrca spring
Situated on the Saratoga and Whitehall Rail
Road at the poiut " here the romantic ronte
10 Lake George divorces from That Great
northern thorourb(ore Tho Institute j.. ,ro.t
accessible from rvrrv objection
STj-DIFS
Tbnrn ;s rro,i,Ic,l , viI. ,-,,,-,. az .,,d;o.
,l,ntod f., ill.,. wait, ,,i ...,,i,,i,.,,. ,,ci;r
G.rrnt cl,ssr. nf ,tudonts q.i,, rl,.st.,l
rnnrsc is thn rco,,lo,. CoIiroi.tr r,,,,,c. ti,n
e,i,,,,iac c,rrs, o,,,i,. a.. g.,
c,,,as,, ,l,o FcIc,.tin .,,rSo
49, a. ornonnrta, - ''.'-'' H.,
i,a;al oo,,r a. a. ","l'l',V" o." ~
clnn'i',o anJ ''r' so"us i'Vi' o vac
counting, ,"Ip anu i'r me Pi"c'l''' business
VI nv. n"''rlH Lung mage arc "usnt ny an
euuc"'cu european i"oacc.hpllSheu pro-
I1SSots % Instrumental music nave clA. 60 ot
thaLoepar'hleht ffNrs VIII nc offered each
tcfmi l." promote oNcellchce III ornamental
branches IN Spcahine' coinroslIioh and IN
general scholarship. reading room and
literary societies arc permanently establish
cd,.1Diplomas are awarded TO graduates.
VOC men are fitted TO enter Cull,ge orc
year in advance
characterization for II weeks. in adj
vance, for Common English - 90 10 which,
as basis, is added for each higher branch,
from IS cents TO $500, Extra branches At
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\PATENT sELF-HEATING
$ Nj OOTHING IRONS.

In loss than three years over ten thousand
Of these Irons have been sold, and the sale
is still going on. The fact is established be-
You'd controversy 10y those who have had
them in constant use year after year, that FOR
eceHomy, c0nrenieBce aud sdrinq Of tabor they
have no equal, aud arc eminently worthy of
the patronage Of every houSckeeper Ons
cents worth Of coal, Tor few hard wood
Goals from the stove in wintcr) is ample fuel
for days ironing.
They arc readily and uniformly heated,
while the work Is made easer,and performed
quicker, leaving fue eioss upon the family
lin n. They can be used independently OF a
stove, while the most coal and com Portable
place indoors or out, mp stairs or down, can
always be selected, avoiding the diseomforts
and unhcalthincss Of a hot room, continual
changing of Irons, and rorSe than wastciess
use Of rood. Tailor's Irons, weighing from
II to le pounds upon the same principle,
very convenient and economical.
Agents wanted to supply every town IN the
States Of Maine, New Hampshire and Vet
mont, where the subscriber is proprietor Of
the Patent Riglt ANY infringement either
in manufacturing or vending by unanthor-
ised agents in the above States, will be le-
gally noticed
Sold by S. s. Morgan, Bristol, Vt, agent
for Addison County.
For sale in this place al Davenports.
In Rnuand Co, by J. Il. Barnes, agent.
Aud by hagat & Arthur, Buglington,a agents
Cor Chittenden Co. sew
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DOINGS AT THE NORTH

The attention Of the public is respectfully
called to the fact, that those IN want Of fam
lily likcnusscs, either by the sing lc picture or
in groups, can obtain them in "a style Of art
equal to the best, Mt the new and splendid
local Saloon, at Bristol.
The Artist would take this method TO re-
turn his sincere thanks for past favors, and
10 assure bis friends that lie will still en-
deavor to merit their favor and patronage.
All of the latest improvements practiced
Pictures from IS cents upwards, according
to size and style of finish
storescopes, Crayons, Illuminated and
Cages Mczzotintcd statutypes, put up In
the neatcst possible manner.
s. Y. WHEELER.
n. H. The new and splendid Saloon of
the subscriber is for sale at n bargain. In
quirc Of the subscriber at Bristol, or of l..
W. Andrews, Mortified, VI.
bristol, Vt May 20 1850 6itf
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NEW SADDLE, HARNESS,
AND
TRUNK SHOP!

CD1m Napoleou Brousso has open
~-ITIslVl cd a shop at the Old stand for
ee--11-l2J mcrly occupied by Calvin Hill,
and more recently by W. +. johnson, on the
hill near the Addison IIapse.
The public are assured that no will keep
constantly on hand all the Staple and Fancy
Articles in his line Of business. Competent
worl:men Of the first class will be employed,
aud no pains shall be wanting to supply Gus
toners promptly and with durable and fash
ionable work. There shall be no mistake
about this and work shall be done thorough
Is and at fair market prices. Call and see.
NAV |, 1855. n BROUSSO.
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NEW RAILROAD MAP.-Just published
IN by a, RANNEY, 1876 Broadway, New
York. Dien & Sterncr's NEW RAILROAD
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE
CANADAS, compiled from the latest surveys
and locations, by ZERAH COLBURN, Esq,
Editor of The Railroad Advocate
This is a good Geographical Map, and
shows at a glance all the completed and pro-
jecled Railroads also those in progress. In
completeness and accuracy, am prepared
TO offer it in comparison with any work of the
kind ever produced in this country. Size,
20 by 81 inches handsomely bordercd and
mounted, and will be sold at the following
prices
Mounted on Rollers, 81 %
Bound in Pocket form gilt, 62l2
in Sheets, beautifully colored, 81 q
Agents wanted to sell this Map in all parts
of the United States and Canadas; TO whom "A
liberal discount viii be made sample copy.
in sheet and pocket form, seat by mail post
paid, upon receipt of price Those mounted
forwarded by express upon receipt of price.
Apply to, or address, (post paid) ). RAN
NEY, Publisher, 100 Broadway, New York.
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III arrir0,

III New Haven, on the 18th inst, Icy $. F.
Nash, Esq Csc. Cn,SE, of Wal;ham, to
Miss BrLAn BRowS, OF New Haven.
In New York at the Roman Catholic Ca
thedral, May 10, by lis Grace the ri, Rev.
Archbishop Hughes, Mir. Lotus RicARn, of
Montreal, to Miss IiARRtEr llENsHAw HAott,
OF Mddlrbury, Vt.
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yrnpoYtant to Farmers.

Kctchums Improved Mower, and Com
hnci Reaper aud Mower, with wrought iron
frame AMI finger bar. believe, is the best
machine made Works the easiest and most
desirable. Will work we'll in wet or dry
grass, with oxen or horses Tie two-horsc
machines arc warranted to be capable of cut
ting and spreading, with one span Of horses
and driver, from 10 to fifteen acres per
dtv, Of any kind OF grass, lodged or stand
inc,anl do it as well rs is dom with a scythc,
by the best mowers | used ono Of Ketch-
um's machines last season TO NOV 100 acres,
AMI it worked As we'll as rccomm Id and
gave tho greatest satisfaction. samples can
be seen, aud orders may be ioft with Geo. &
VIM. I. Parker & Co Ncrsennes; Jason Pa
ycnport, Midllchury; J. :. McsScr, Sails
bury l.. S. Hcmenwav, Orwell Andrew Ma
son. New Haven, or with the Subscriber
WHEELER FRENCH, Allison, VI,
Agent for Addison County.
" b. For particulars and testimonials see
Circulars.
Addison, May -, 1865. 5;tf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed 10y
tho Probate Court for the District Of ddiso,.
Commissioners, toicceivc, examine and adv
Just al claius aud demands Of all person.
against the estate Of
NATHANIEL ". sTEARNS,
late of Hipon, in snid District, deceased,
and also AL Chains and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto; and d mouths from the 10th
day Of May, a D. 1906, being allowed by
said Court for that hhrpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend r.
the business Of our said appointment, at tho
dwelling house Of Reuben A Damon, in Rip
ton, aforesaid, on the third Wednesday of
June and September next. from nine o'clock
4 NJ, until four o'clock, ?. NJ cp each "t
said GAYS
hhuBkN 4, DAMON } Com n,
MILO l.. BAY, '-
Dated a Eiptou, this llth day Of Anlil,A.
u. $50 3r
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A Sure Cure for a Cough found i'll
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. 1t
Is pleasant to the taste, and seldom
fails to effect a speedy cure of every
species of throat and lung Diseases
1t is scientific preparation, and the
public appreciate its virtues.
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Notice.
53w.

Notice is hereby given TO all whom II may
concern that, whereas my wife Harriet Aus
Tin, has left my bed and board, without any
just caus, or provocation, shall pay no
debts contracted by her, after this date.
HORACE AUSTIN. =
Shoreham, May 18Th, 1866. saw.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

LAW wa Ia ~ sisHAtO v IN - ~ A11SlN L
To all persons afflicted with Sexual dis
cases, such rs SkMiSAL WLANSrss IMro-
TtNcr, GosNoanGA, GLGtT, ogPHilIs, &c,
&c.
The nowAnp Associations Of Philad,l-
phia, in view Of the awful destruction al hui
man lite and health. CEASED by Sexual dis.
cases. and the deception which are praciistd
upon the unfortunate victims Of snch dseh>es
nv Quacks have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, rs CHARITABLE ACT worthy
ofihcir name, 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, TO all persons thus afflicted, (Mlle
or Female who apply by letter, with des.
rriplion oftheir cSnlitlon. lage. occupation
habits oilile.) &c ,Gnd IN eascsuf extreme ppv-
eriy and suffering &c FURNISH MEDI-
CINES FREE OF CHARGE
The Howard Association is a benevolent
Institution, established by special endowment,
for the relief of the sick and distressed nflic-
ted with "Niru'cnt and Epidemic Dheascs,'
aud it, funds can he used for no other purpose
il has now n surplus of means. which the dir
eCtuTs have voted to advertise The above no.
ticc, II is needless to add thatihs Associq-
lion commands the highest Medical skin Of
the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern ireatcmcnt. Valuable advice also
given TO sick and nervous females, afflicted
with abdominal weakness, Womb Comr laint
Cosliycue>s, Leucoul@a, &c.
Address, (postpaid,) DIR GEO. r CAL
HOUN, Consulting Snigcon. Howard AsSocla-
ton, M. South NINTH stIeel, Phi'pdel-
phia, Pa.
BY order OF the Directors,
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL. President
GEO: FAIRCHILD, Secretary. any,
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For Sale.

A valuable high'spirlted young and per,
iectly sound horse. Also, two ane cutters
and one pleasure wagon, one lumber wag-
gon, and some new Buffalo Robes
May /, 1855. H. BROUS5O.
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FIRE WoRKs.-Wo would call the at
,cution of the public to tho advertise
ment of Mr.. JAMES G. IIovrv, the ex'
pcricnced pyrotechnist. His works are
too well and favorably known to require
more than a mere passing notice.
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Patents

" IN tic ~. y. P0feHt OUcc
Washington,
No IS State ct, opposite Elbv st Boston
IMPORTANT REFORMATION 10 i'm
Inventors. The subscriber Date Agent
Of the U. =, Patent Office, under the act Of
1881 determined 10 present advantages, IN
app'yi = Tor patents, superior to those offered
inventor. hy Others has made arrangements
whereby on applicant. is prepared and con-
Quoted nv him, THIRTY DOLLARS lin,
stead Of twenty, as paid back by oihcrs,l will
be rcmtted hy him in case Of failure 10 OBJ
tain q patent and the withlra wal through him
within thirty DAYS after the rejection. Ca
vcts, Specifications, Assignments, and all nc
cessaty papers AMI drawings, for procuring
patents IN this aud foreign countries prepared
anu advice rendered on legal and scientific
matters respecting inventions, and Infringe
mcnts Of patents
Inventors can not only here obtain their
specifications on the most reasonable term
butcaa avail themselves ofthe experience OF %
Aears' practice. an extensive library of lee al
and mechanical works, and correct Accouulc
OF p,t,nt> graatoi in this and other countries
besides being saved journey to Washington
the usual great delay there. as wrll rs al per-
sonable trouble in obtaining their patents.
Copies Of claims Of any patent furnished by
rami'iing one dollar -As-icrmcnts recorded
II Washington. H. II. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents.
During the time occupied ihc office Of Commits.
sinner of Patrnt-, 4 n. Eddy. leg. Of If Bottom.
did business at The ratru, Ofrcr A. Solicitor Pet.
There werc few, v nnv, rrr,on. ac'ig ~ that
capacity, who hal - nnrh hn.iuc', hrfcfr he p-trnt
orir- sHd there who cnndurir'i 6, Nith
~ \, hdciiv. AID success, fetnrG NJ Eddy ~ ore
% IN, h".i informed rn ms, rtiin ratnDi eoii'ois
IN 'hc un 81 States rnd have rsita'inn In iusurnc
Inventors That ihHy Gam employ person
pclent aud capable of putting thcir applications in
form secure fo isn aG carly aud favorable eonsd-
oraiihn nj tho patrui otiicf.
EDMUND BURKE, Lrts Cnmmmis inn nj ,tsn,s.'
PArFNT OFrioF,---
'R. H. EDDY, Ecu BOSTON Mass.
Sr.- Your tacil!tirs for tho Prosecution of bus.
iness connected with this oGire, equal those OF
any rifei agent. mvorv to-ieoifniiy, Yonfs, &c.
THONAS EWBtAk, CommisiLnrr CT falents.''
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-30
Cr9al n otiffs.

STATE OF VERMONT, I Be 1t remembered
District ofAdd!son, IS. that, at Probate
Court held at Middlebury, in and for the Dis
tricl Of Addison, on the 2lst day of May,
A. ID. 1865.
Nahum Parker, executor Of the last will
and testament Of
JOSEPH MCDONALD. %.
late Of Middlebury, in said district, de-
ceased, presents his administration account
for allowance 1t is thcrcnpon ordered that
said account be considered for allowance by
this court, at the session thereof to be held
at the Office Of the Register of this Court in
said Middlcbury, ON Thursday, the Ith day
of June, A b. 1855, 1t ten o'clock in the fore.
noon and that notice thereof be given to all
persons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may have,
TO said accountby publishinsi certified copy
Of this oder in the Mi dlcdnry Register
"A newspaper printed Mt said Middlebury-
three weeks successfully previous to tho
time Of said Court.
jan S. BusHSELt.. Regi +.
A true copy Of record 53~
Attest JLD. S. BusnNEii, Register.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-30
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