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Everett House .

North Side Of Union Sqaare, Nc@ York.
THIS establishments erected the mo pominen and delight
affords, approaching hsh, and. when
nil ssi devise and supply
TO render he mo- dcsirabl noiel yet constructed.
Tb. propors establishment respectfully that
open FIRST Of October nex for the
% public.
Applications recrived parties wishing make
ARA m far winter months.
''''~ ''' cLApr 8 JosLIN.
HAwbsy CIArp,
A. e. IosiIs.
scpa - -d3m
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I,AII and Winter ~ ges ~ Gentiesnens Hrt Youths
ready made eohIns wholesale and Tstai-Wc are nov
Of the OF ready made
eohus be found In market ON stock embraces every
and manutac
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
Marble as ,o,bing Emporium Browns Hotel Building
Sept ptJ0-Iwn
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nY JAmEs 6. Me0UIRE, Austlon.sr

ny JAMES G. MCGUIRE, AuctaOneer
INTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF SUI ERfOR ROSE
wood, walnut, mahogany cherry and maple cabinet Iani
Tuesday morning. October 49, commencing al 10 ocoek
shai SELL NJ the cabinet wareooms Of Samuel Kmhy On Eahh
sreet and nn. street. all his
and the largest and best
is ciiy We nnme IN
Entire parlor Of and
grsdcs hias and ged and
g0li, purple and brown French brucatele
mahogany parlor furniture enished in
crimson plush, damask, nnd hsrcoih
and mahogany bookense soccta-
RES whatn0ts, sisHds, thncy chairs, &C
Beautiful warhc0p centre, sofa, sidr and lncy tables, IN
rosewood, walnut and mahogany, vnrous patterns
hizpost French besteads Of beautiful styles
aud finish In the various woods
marbIetnp dressing cabinets wasstApds and
con,modes Of the very best workiaanshp aud fnsa
Rosewood walnut, and mahogany wardrobes
Excellent lounges, easy chairs, foot stools
Dining breakfast nblea, dining chairs
Hdcb0arda and wood chairs
Hall chas trees, chamber cabinets
Together of mahogany, walnut cher
ry aud maple plain fhvniture
si Of Mr. KirbyD which
Ia ,ufcitn guarantee Of the quality.
delivery monday, October 18TH
Terms: $50 that credit of2, q, and
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed notes, bcang iniets
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Sen 30-eod&da Auedsneer.
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Winter returned from
" eoDds snitnble for mems
Of very superior cloths and vesinRs
ready and which
prepared manufacture In lh- hest ard mot fashionable
slyies nj shoIi notice. WILLIAM TUCKER,
Sep i9--colmif No. 425 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Hy .. G. MCGUIRE. Anctton~es.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAMBOAT HOTEL At PUBLIC
saie-On Thursday November LIST, at 40 clock,
the premses w virtue September %, 1854, ad
duly recorded A. 81 No. 83 fon lee, e3 ~ aud o.
one D ,r iund ia The District
oumbin subscriber will sei Of lot No. 2 ~ sanare NO
the southwest corner D bdd sqae
and running Irnce with the line OF ~ venih stree
west alley due east SO feet thence due south 70
lie north ne and thence west 90 iet 10 ihe
mace of together with the Improvements consisting Of
large brIck building Steanhoa Eoe" Terms az
| snle. ,,,,on x,.p,,, ,.....
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
Oct 0--eodts Hueu"nssf'
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Law Natkce.

Dpows sTAaroE. AM WALKER.
lGM. n BROWN FRED. r. ST ANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err fored pnrlnefst practny law IN Me supreme
United States md pf ciaiDs In Wasinsca
ef Tcsnssscr Offices in Washington and Mem
parties viii he found NJ either place, and
ie,iers addressed them vii irec~ye prompt attention.
Apii ~ tfeoa lInfel sentinel copy1
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FouRTEENTII INsrAt.MENT- Just opened the four.
teen,h Of celebrated bousewte coons" II
is diruy Keep the supply with the increasing
They regarded The very best COLON e1tant
for Indic chiircns
long cloth shifin1 SUPERIOR nj l2A cents
yard
cases OF our heavy, son and sont everlasting
shng They possess all The aaies mat denote great
durahity.
we take produce Of the hrce brands nnmed above
stamped each Gnafnfer oil ueir Hnpe
rior excellence.
supply nil other kinds OF bloachsd cotons a
q tested excellence Of fabric.
LINEN GOODS. Probably the largest and cheapest STOCK IN
this ma kci, usual lsw pccs.
MOURNING all kuds constantly on hand through
year. -. \. =,
may be mentioned that The amount Of all
Kinds OF linen fnhrcs annually through
our h. nds enables to offer really decided bargans.
pieces cheap and anc French merinoes
fMBROIDERlESeA large, and stylish lot opened His
100 pieces rich furniture cacoes at l2k cents
yard
Opening goods daily.
THOSE persons in of purchasing at other stores
and price ihey be convinced
there ts,a M tntHgr resulting from price only.
July Is. will BIZ settled before new ones are
commenced .
Good articles low pces fair dealing he relied on In all
fEhNf o. hooi ihEh,
Central Storcs' west baIang,
pet 3--lo,aif Opposite Centre Markell
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FORM or GUARANTEE.

Capt. NJ G. Meigs, u y. Epgnecs
We, the underrgned residents Of, in the State Of
hereby Jointly veraiy United Saie and
bid be
will aer the The sad bid
perform articles conf rmiiy the
ofhc advci which nnie. And in the
10 aforesaid, guaranty
10 MAKE good offer by sad and
nexf bidder.
(Signed) a. u.
q. d.
the best Of my knowledge and belief the
above c-naned guarantors a good and sufficient.
tS,Gnedl II, II.
Mar s-s,wtsihN ny &Iawn
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i,ssSsus OF 1850 one laru. isrto volume, bound In
haif Russia, for sale, few copies ooy, at ~ 50
Seps FRANCk TAYLOR
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Ths will be accountable for gold silver
metals, unless bills
a5na signed therein
p95--dn
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,uOVHs assortment OF KID ana warm
I gloves now of the best and masf destaoc
ia' ~ " sTEvENs'5 Sales Rooms,
~. IA aue Hoiei, .
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t,LbAExs, msntipIns. ShN~~ts, and scnrffA large
v ply novel; and stylish ia goods Of those classes
opened to-day
10 pieces cloak paernf, assorted conrr
90 pieces The lot adapted for dresses
from tho system
apparr casual observer when selecting any articles
n
Srs supplies daily. ...,. -,
have p1ld ter bills presented Juy
s prior 10 making additional purchases :.
Good articles low Picc aud fair dealing may % fess ." IN a
fbkhf O. "hp HEn,
"Central Stores, p west building,
srpt 9s-lo,df opposite Centre Market.
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NOR commodious four story and oic house
the of street. House con
ars recently been papeed and painted
Terms accommodating and possession given mmedi
40 Solicitors Once Treasury Department
7 nas x.
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Ax NEW YORK, HREmEm, AND sOUTH-
.sSE@I60 AMP1DN UNITED TATEs MAfL STEAM ERs.-
.aEAX The ships comprising this line are tho WASHING
-NS33&&9 TON, Capt. e. Cavenly; HERMANN Capt. Ed
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il LEA, Philadelphia, have now Tcady--
Yellow Fever In lis historical, pathological eioog
cal and Including sketch OF the disease
as has appeared city Philadelphia from 609 10 1854
with an with tho disease known under
The same name well tropical
pons. ny Roche, NJ d. In large and handsome
octave volumes, OF I'll, cen hundred paecs.
Those who desire intelligent opinion the apoitan
yellow fever, such as quarantine, pun
lie hyriepe conarlon find volumes NIL the evi
dencr collected with the most careful indus
y coacd, and anay zed with logical mphriin'y
Subjects present before tho public oi greater mo
which IL is more that correct opn
ions should therefore hardly be
call attention like b which in body and
NIL the investigations OF aentnc observers
which have bearing on the important
question involved. =. ;,
For by all booksellers. seP 3u-eoN
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Stopping Southampton both going md returning they oHef
London and Have advantages over
other route economy OF Time and money.
Passage from New York to Southampton sd Bremen.
First cutn n,uin saoon S30, cabin, saoon 81
second do, S60
newspapers through the pe Wee
No o / adins will be signed on the day Of saihng.
An experienced surgeon il attached TO each ship.
q. ii. SAND, II South William st., NJ Y.
g. nElNEkEN h CO., Bremen.
CRO5kEY 60 Southampton.
WILLIAM iSELIE, Havrc.
Mar 6--dly
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a. Joseph:s Academy for Young Ladies

Near Emmtts6wg Frederick County hd
r annual -ession saer this institution coumence onle
S,h ana tenxasa Thursday ~ jun fhe
terms for board and e5o nnoum payable sea no
cbhSY1s fof mne'c u'h' pa
Ing md a,so for Spanish, Italian, Uernan, and Lain te le
fos The primary department composed y @ pus ~ u w y
a.. o a,0N ner anpun, payable half yearly IN
Tclcrs Inquiry should he addressh Y, INV a,
RfoR Joseph's Academy, h'nni's'"s' ''N e'''P'
Maryland.
July e--diysar.
~r ,xy :. = NrrN I4OCArAu.The subscribers viii 10
ca,c land wNrrnu Ohio, tndsna ILLINOIS, or ioWa' AZ" o
cw,cct H. Of the land iocated ,.,., 4 i,
n upon this descrr,'oh PI'VVs ~, nn
% akr iht inn giving for another warrant e sao
quantity. .,..s ,y.s and v,i rive the husness his
personal superntendcncc ,.urra a ppn,yv
N. street, opposite eos Once, "ush'spon' 2 q
July lt-1aw3m
.,FIAIK Crayoss, ase ON me nsn. no~'', 800 ,ss
II n ,hr n,nksrr Al Waham BY tbc undnsgnsa .eN ~ -
crayonr, CO sents. ~
Sepf
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ATTORNEY GENERAL's OFFICE.

Hon. Caleb Gushing, Attorney General of the United
States r. II. Glet esq., chief clerk. The ordinary busi-
of this office may be classified under the following
heads
Official opinions the business Of the govern
men called for by the President by any head of
ment, by the Solicitor of the Treasury.
Examination of the titles OF all land purchased the
sites Of arsenas houses ghthouses and all other
public works Of the United States.
Applications for pardons in all OF conviction in the
courts of the United States.
A. Applications for appointment in all the Judicial and legal
business OF the government.
The conduct and argument of all suits in the Supreme
Court of the United States in which the
oerned.
g. The supervision Of all other suits arising any of the
departments when referred by the head thereof the Attor
ney General.
To these ordinary heads of the business of tho Office are
added at the present time the following, viz:
First The direction of all appeals land claims in Cali
fornia.
Second The codcaton and revision Of the laws Of the
District of Columbia.
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The Organization OF the Executive DEPART
ments OF the Government Of the United states.
prpAnrarsr OF srArr,

The whole machinery employed to conduct the business
arising of foreign relations With all the powers
ceyed The number employed in the Department Of State
of the United states Is on seventeen follows One Sec
reary Of State, tIon William H. Marcy one Assistant
Secretary Of State, (Wlian Hunter) one chief clerk
twelve clerks, translator, and one librarian.
Diplomatic Broneh.Ths branch Of State Department
has charge all correspondence between the department aud
other diplomatic agents OF the United States abroad and
those foreign powers accredited this government In il
all diplomatic Instructions sent from the department and
communications commissioners under treaties boun5a
res &c. are prepared copied and recorded and all OF Ike
character received registered and fled their contents
being first entered in an analy tic table index.
Corsar Branch This branch has charge OF the cores
pondenoe &c. between the department aud the conuls and
commercial agents OF the United States In il ions
10 those officers and answers TO their dispatches
from other persons asking for consular agency,
ting to consular affairs, are prepared and recorded.
The Dibarng Agcia.He charge Of all cnrrespopd-
and other matters connected with relating
any fand with tho disbursement of which the
charged.
tons as the department require He also records the
commissions Of consus and vice cpnsus when glish
upon which exequatnrs are issued
Clerk Of appointments and Comsssioas He makes out
and records commissions, letters appointment
nations to the Sense makes out and records excquatus,
and records when in English the they
are issued Has charge OF the library.
Clerk Of the Role aad ArcaipesHe takes charge of the
rolls enrolled acts and resolutions OF Congress- they
are received at the department from the Presidents
the authenticated copies thereof which called pre-
for and superinends their publication that OF
the newspapers book form; attends their
distribution throughout the United States and ha, of all
documents and publications in regard to Hch this duty
assigned to the deparment writing and answering all let
connected Herewith Has Charge Of all indian treaties
ard business relating thereto.
Clerk of Anthenitcaons and Gopyrighsle has charge
Of the Of the United States and the and
prepares and attaches certificates to papers for
Identification receives and for the Has charge
Of publications transmitted the department under the laws
relating to copyrights records and indexes their titles
cords all letters from the department. other than the dpo
matte and consular.
nf Par
pardons and ression and registers and hles the petitions
and papers which they founded Makes and re-
cords passports keeps daily register of all letters other
than diplomatic and CONSULAR received, and OF the dspes
on made hem prepares letters relating this business
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PROPOSED DATS1 OF sAfLIna,
ETosn Ee,p York. From LlveTpHOls

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 56 Wall street, NJ Y
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD n Co,
OF Austin FriaYs, London
p. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, IIavre.
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III friends and the public 10 our STOCK oi
flesh groceries, consisting Of
Fine green and black
Java. Rio and Laguayra cOfees
Refined brnwn
FAMILY suprrane, aud cxirn -four, in bbls. and bags
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground apices Of every description
And tyery other article necessary make complete assor
Wines. Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry port clnre and champagne wines Of favofie
braads, and part very superior
Fine brnndiGs, wiskey, gins &C., In wood ana glass
Together with large stock Of Havana German and domestic
cgars. ,,. 49,. -
e will offer goods with other articles which we
ewing such prices t. make an ndacement for
families and the trade before simplifying their wants.
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, co,
South side Penn avenue, between an and 9th streets
Oct 9-law3wf
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Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General. The direction
and management Of the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
its business be the conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action IT ia distributed among several bu
reaus. follows The Appointment Office in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office in
charge of the Second Assistant Pcstmaster General; tho
Finance Office in charge of the Thitd Assistant Postmaster
Generals and the Inspection 0ce In charge OF the chief
clerk.
Apppintnea 06ce.IIoratio King, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this office
assigned all questions which relate the establishment and
post Offices, changes of sites and names
and removal Of pomasers aud route and local
AGENTS Also the giving of instructions to postmasters
ostnasteis furnished With marking and rating stamps
and letter by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the Of the depart
men with the supenendence OF the several agencies
established for supplying postnastsrs with blanks. To this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mat
steamship ues and of the foreign and international postal
Arrangements.
Contrac, Ofcc.willam H Dunaas, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twentysix clerks TO this OF
fee assigned the business of arranging the mail service
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:. u FOR SALE,
-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
And other Valuable BE


TINE following described Real Estate, compris.
i ing House Lots, and other propery eigloi}
situated In The villages OF Saeo ana blaaeioru,
terms favorable TO purchasers. =
The House Lots, about 400 IN 'nr'nf"'. eve
principally situated In ssoo, betweea o. s.'
road bepots Of Bideeford aud Ssco-a poIiio.. -
them above the Railroad, and portion below IN
. pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
. line view Of both villages. They are sdvanta.
geou.ly situated for the residence OF persons hsv.
ing business in either saco or Biddeiord, beng
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep.
perell Square, and i've minutes walk OF the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Lsconla, Pep
perell and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet Gag and ~
feet wide, resting on granite piers, and with side.
connecting the lots with Biddeford, end placing
them within three minutes walk Of Suiib's Cor.
ner From this bridge street 10 gnded 10 the
Railroad Crossing ON Water street, which will be
extended to Buxton Road. Other strcets have
been laid out, exic-dng along the margin Of the
Saco River, aud TO Wafer street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Ssco, will intersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge to Bidds.
ford. .... .... -.rH
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propris.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said island. On one OF the lots 10 new
Cottage house with stable, which will be sold
with the LOT.
They will sell also in lots OF from one TO i've
acres, as may be wanted, a tract Of land sdioinns
that which is reserved FOE house lots. Said tract
consists Of ~ acres and is situated on the West.
em side Of the Railroad, and runs TO the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
Of the Saco Depot.
waran,ee Deeds will be given Of oil lot. sold
by the proprieiors, A. II. Boyd, Saco; ID. Z.
Somes, Biddefori yosephus Baldwin aud Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua N. H.; William =. Newell
Manchester, n. II.
| For further particulars, a. TO pices and. condi.
iioss, inquire Of ID. T.. SoMES, Of Biddeford,
Agent Tor the Propriciors. 0-f
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The voluntary testimony Of living witnesses, Is that
HAYES ALLIED ONT NJ EST
AND HUMOR SYRUP,

Is the greatest medicine ever offered to the public for the
cure Of all Iiumors.
II has stood the test Of more than seven years. and In
Offering Il 20 the public are not ignorant OF Its opera
ton We know II 10 be the greatest aNtUidtor Of pain
and suffering to those afflicted with any Kind Of ha-
NOR AMI really Of the greatest blessings to mankind
ever before the public as we can show by the erdenet
Of hiring ,pitnsssss, srch az Hon. ALBEIT WARREN,
Mayor q this city, Dea. Vim. NJ. Kimbal A. w.
stearns, A. 7. sanbom, s I. Thompson, A. s. Bunker,
j. c. Hayes, J. W. Carleton, aud host OF others,
all In the doctors own neighborhooi.
This medicine Is different from all others, nasmueh as
that,
lst-Itisa scientific preparation, compounded ac-
corling to the laws Mdtsrid Medied.
2-H cares hs disease, and that, too, without pro-
ducing another worse than the first.
2l-U alteaUs improves the hsaih-not for day
but Il adds lasting benefit as testimonials will show
Try two bottles of each fairly, II will convince the most
ncreiulous Hundreds have been cured with less quan-
ty ami their testimony is universal that II Is the great
est medicine in the known world, powerful In operation
performing lts work speedily and with certainty We
wish 10 be understood that Il does not by magic,
that cures without any unpleasant sensations or neon
yenence but what Is few days in comparison TO years
OF su ring running the risk Of Its terminating In thai
worst Of all FORMS Cancer, or that equally as fatal dis
case consumption. Physicians say that nine tenths Of
all conservative cases originate In humors. Thousands
are dying annually b. humors alone. To the afflicted,
we would only say II has cured Thousands and In many
cases where they had been considered past all cure
man In New Hampshire Is using II Cancer, who has
been given up pN MS Nll
past hep-by using one bottle 81 the Ointment he and
his friends are now confident II will save his life.
We would cite Of similar cases where II Is PROV
ing equally potent. Believing the voice OF the atic-
tel more powerful than we ethen speak for US
II cures the Salt Rheum, serofua, Eryspeas Whites,
Lsprosy JancerOuS Humors, Ring Worm, scaid Head,
burns and scads. Chiblans, Piles, preparation ex-
pressly Darber's Itch, Fever sores and oil Mercura
Sores however long standing. II removes all those Nex-
aous Pmples. Eruptlors, and Moth or Miew, IRON the
face, leaving the skin perfectly sou and SMOOTH adding
greatly 10 the beauty of the complexion. Never In any
case will II leave the least mark scar. IL viii draw
humors from the Stomach Lungs, Throat, and from the
Head and Eyes, by outward application tmproyes
the sight wonderfully, where the Eyes are troubled with
humOrs, by removing the difficulty and restoring the
sight.
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PATIENTS.

4 MEXICAN AND fonnes 0yucv, AcEscr ros Boz.
~ iSsss WIN u. y. PATENT OrFicE, wAsnIxcros.
10 State 80, sston opposite Rilby Of. IMPOR.
TANT INFORMATION To INVENT.
ORs. The .ubseribsr, Gate aren't q the q ~. Patent
Once under the act Of iss) determined 70 present al
vantages In applying Zoe Patents superior 20 tio.e osr-
ei inventors BY Other., has male Arrangements whereby
on applications prepared ani coaducte w him. ruHrr
poLiH Qn'eai q so a. paid hack by aher.) .ill b
RENTED ny him In % failure 10 obtain p.tsot ana
the withdrawal through him within thirty day, ansr Tie
REJECTION. Cayests Specifications, Asssnrnsnts ami ell
necessary papers AMI dHvBgs fOr prucung patents In
this and fseign e"antres, prIarei, aud si,cs rybrre
on legal ani scientific matters respecting nwnlsps and
Infringement of patents.
Inventor. cannot only here obtain theIr .pccinealos
on the most reasonable terms, but avail tm.e,s, %
the exriencc OF - years practice an extensive library
OF legal AMI mechanical works anil crrect Accounts. u
patents granted In this and other countries tsle. l,uf
saved journey 10 the usual great delay there
as ven Personal trOuhe In obtaining their pitsnis-
Copies OF claims fOr any patent furnished by rmItlnS
one dollar. Assignments rvcoried at Washington.
II. II. EDDi, Solicitor u Patents.
"During the time occupied the Office % Commission.
er Of patents, u. u. LDpr Esq % Boston i business
at the Patent Office as Solicitor % Patents. There were
few, any psr-ons occupying that capacity sho had
much business beIorc the Pateut once AMI there
none Who conducted IL with ski, hisliy snl
cess. regard Nr. Eliy % the lest lnf el abl
most skiul patelt Solicitors Ia the rne states, AMI
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person NOR cOnl,veul ani Trustworthy, aud
secure for them an early and favorable sOnsiieraOu 81
the Patent Odics.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of Patents"
"PArssr oTrcs,--
II. II. EpDr, Esq, Boston, Mass.
"siR i-iOur facie. 5r the prosecution % any bust.
ness connected with this Oce are equal 10 oss u any
other agent. am very RESPECTFULLY yours, &C, 3d-ly
THOMAS EWBANk, Commissioner " Patents"
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GA gentleman who prac,iced wit and
prOFessed law, thought that he could over
come the pnns'er on the bench. So on one
day, when Lord Norbury was charging a
Jury, the address was interrupted by the
braying of donkey. "Wha, noise is
that" cried Lord NOrbury. "'Tis only
the echOe Of the court, my lord" answered
Counsellor Ready-,Onguo. Nothing discon-
cer,ed, the Judge resumed his address but
soon the barisier had 10 interfere with tech
nicai objections. While putting them, the
donkey brayed. "ono al time, il you
please" said the Ieialialing joker.