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70 Family sh0uh Be nithom Msm ia tho
house day.
IT'S An ESTABLISHED PACT that all diseases spring
l from source, namely :-impurity OF the blood
Therefore strength health and life depend upon this
vital fluid When the various passages become cogged,
functions the body the blood p-> its action, becomes
thick. corrupted and diseased thus causing all palms.
sickness and distress Of every our strength IS ex.
hu-tcd, health deprived Of and IL nature 10
assisted IN throwing OF iii. stagnant hunors, the
blood will become chnked and TO art and thus our
light Of life will forever he blown out How important
then that svJld AP the various passages Of the bo-
dy free and open And how pleasant, that have
IL in power 10 put medicine in yOnT reach, namely
MOrses Indian Root Pills ufactured from plants ana
roots which grow around the mountainous chs in Ma
tures garden for the health and recovery OF dseased
One Of the roots from which these Pills made
sudorc which opens the pores Of the skin and g.
ss. Nature in throwing out the finer parts OF the cor
ruptiOn within. The second plant which Is Fxpecto
that opens and uncoys the passage to the lungs.
aud thu.. IN soothing manner, performs its duty ~
throwing OF phcgm and other humors from the lungs By
copious splitting Tie third is Diuretic, which gives
and double strength to the Kidneys thus encos
ragged they draw large Of npurity from the
blood, which i then thrown bounully by the urna
~ passage, and which could not have been dis
charged in any other way The fourth is Catliartie
and accompanies the other properties Of the Pills while
engaged In purifying the blood the coarser particles Of
nVurity which cannot pass by the other outlets. thss
taScn up and conveyed on in great quantities by the
bowels.
From the above. it is shown that Dr. Morses Indian
Root Pills only enter the stomach, but become nned
with the blood, for they find to every part. and
completely and cleanse the system from all In
purity, and the life OF the body, which is the blood. be-
perfectly healthy consequently all sickness ana
pain driven from the system for they cannot remain
when the body becomes pure and clear.
For sale by respectable druggist in Ilinos.-
Don't take n box without it is in blue wrapper.
caution in this paper. A. J. WHITE 4 CO.,
aug30 Sale Proprietor, N|u York.
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Auueduct Mills.

AVING leased the above mill for term Of years, and
put the same in perfect condition, am again pre-
pared grinding, and having competent
and reliable lers hope heretofore to give general
satisfaction.
superior article of Flour, constantly on hand,
either at the Mill, at Messrs. Retldick iiurIbus
8 JAMES r.
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N e WA u Il WAL
WILLIAM CONNOLLY

(Nert to the CITY Bank, North G the Public Sgwdre)
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citsens Of Ottawa and
N the surrounding country that he has just received
from the east large stock Of Goods, such Cloths,
Cassmeres and Vestings Of the Anest quality. Also,
fine Beaver and Pilot CLOTH which he will make
der the most reasonable Also, keeps hand
large assortment Of Gents Furnishing Goods and Rea.
dy Made Clothing, Of his manufacture. being the
only place In Ottnwa where they manufacture Ready
Made CothinR. There machinery work about them
they are made up by the best Of woPkmen. He goes
the old womans principle, the good old way being the
best -, fs s-5-.f - rteA 1is q $3.50
All kinds Of Gents Clothing made mp on the shortest
notice aud warranted to fit. ) -ss s.
Wantcd.-A few nrst rate tallors, opposite the
Coust House. the north side door 10 The City
Bank Of Ezmes, Allen 4 CO. y go
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IHs pWa S HEA.Is G fMBa cAIIos roNs9

Wonders. indeed. 1t is known every where a STAN
dard Medicine, remedy. and Universal PAuaceA
for Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds Burns Scalds Lumba-
so, Sore Throat Piles, Bowel Complaints, Cholera,
Wind Cholic Dysenery, and other Ellis and
aches" Its popularity owing its intrinsic
ri,s Once used, it is dispensed with. 1t is be-
coming daily and popular, and performing
remarkable day by day AL persons who have
used hi, Great Remedy for all sorts OF Pain should
ate once obtain
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@ttama frfe Grader
LiferaIy Association.

L.. J..
a. The political contest being over the mem
bers of the association propose to recon-
mence their meetings, and to attempt to
make them more interesting than ever before,
20 We are told, and if this is SO, then success
il certdih.
BE on hand, gentlemen, merit Tuesddy
erening, at the usual place, every one pre-
pared and willing to do all in his power for
the good of the association, (you cannot
spend your time in better manner,) and
our word for it, you will as surely have q
GLORIOUS good time" this winter, as that
the sun will rise tomorrow morning.
The librarian DIR. Harris) informs US
that arrangements will soon be made for re-
opening the Ebrary-in the meantime all
persons having books in their possession are
requested to return them to him.
Physiological and Physiological Society.
This Society meets every Monday evening
In Nattinger's Hall, at z o'clock.
Subjects for next meeting:
Address on the Cultivation Of the Brain.
Reading choice selections.
Consideration of the organ Of Locality.
Public examinations as usual.
Admiitance free.
Doctor MCNAMARA, .Secretdry.
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MirasOle's Dancing Academy.
No. 1853 Randolph Street Chicago, Metropolitan Hall,
Offd,r6.
G. MIR ASOLE,
returning his sincere thanks for the very hattering
success he has met WITH the past season, In Ottawa,
and the last Winter In Chicago has the honor OF an
nOuncng his former pupils and the public in general
that he will open his Classes for the Fall and WINTER In
Chicago, at his Academy, No. l53 Randolph street,
His lessons in Ottawa will continue advertised be-
fore.
For Terms and full particulars inquire at his Academy
IN Chicago, ere,y day from 10 to and to O'Clock
In Ottawa, Tuesdays aud Fridays from 10 TO and
to O'Clock. t,..s-.
Instructions will be given In the following beautiful
dances:
La Crimeenne, yar.ovienne, Esmeralds,
siciliienne,a Zingsrela, Taeranteila,
Polka Masourka, Polka Redowa. Gali.a.
Redowa waltz. Five Step Waits, schottischs.
wa,s sa Absu. Temps. p0 LA hea De. D.ne:: .'''
MADAME Ma .so.. wni siys bsrSattenson 70 the In
G. MmAsolx has fitted up spacious Rooms at the above
named places, with every desirable convenience; ana
having taught with great success ~ OIL the iasnona0ie
Dances, In Milan, Paris, london, New York and Chca.
CO. he feels assured that he can give entire sasiacon
10 all who desire to become graceful and accomplished
dancers. .s =,
He begs leave to refer lis pupils and to the annexed
Card Of sarracco.
p SARRACCo Professor Inventor and hrst introdueer
Of all the and modern Dances In the United states,
takes pleasure In recommending to the public, eg' a.
MRAsOLE for three years Assistant In his Academy ne
being only Teacher fully competent and whom esof
g. can recommend. 49, r. 6ARRAcce
eV-NOTICKLLadies and Gentlemen are respectfully
fnformea that their viii always commences WIN the
ART Ieeson thew. to. cell
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RATHBUN g. ORION,

RATHBUN g. ORION,
booksellers and station rs,
80 ----- q. AMI, DEALERS IN
WALL PAPER, BORDERS. AND CURTAINS. .
Blank Books, School Books,
-HagaziEes and Cheap Publications, Gold
Pens, Pocket Books, Fancy Goods, dc,
Wholesale nnd Retail.
Y. W. RaTaBUS, oua~., III THOMAS ORION, Davenport
N would invite the attention of business and
W the citizens of Ottawa to our large and well selected
STATIONERy.
Consisting Of the best qualities of Cap Mercantile
Note and Law Paper, Buff wh;e Envelops, Visiting
Cards Gold and Steel Pens Pocket Cutlery &c &c and
large stock of the best Writing Ink made in this
try, of all coors All the usual sizes and qualities Of
May he found at Store cheap a the cheapest
Ladies always find at Store very nice Letter
and Note Paper of all sizes RATHBCN ORION,
oc25 Main street, opposite the Bank
Vail Paper.Mindow Sha des,&
NUR stock in this line includes large variety of pat
and qualities from the best Manufacturers in
Bordering We shall have constantly on hand large
assortment Of
Cloth and Paper window shades,
Together with the best kind Of Curtain fixtures Frequent
additions will be made steck during the
We those who want anything in this line to give
call We will secure the services Of the best Mechanics
the city hang paper when desired, which will
customers much time and trouble.
To the Ladies'.
II you Stationery of the best quality. Paper
Hangpgs. anything in the line OF Miscellaneous
Books Magazines. give call. We shall soon have
Fo1fes. at Eastern prices
RKxKxBEx Turs,--w. have given orders for
ion and ,.1 phaas,rh ri spring s trade '
Having received Ger Fan supply Of SCHOOL BOOKS
AND STATIONERY, W. d. repaired 70 Furnish Country
oc25 RATHBUN 4 ORION.
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$500. coal. coal! coal! $500

$500. COAL. COAL! COALy $500.
WYE are nov prepared ill all orders Of Coal for IA
w miiy use, - per ton, of as good an article as
be procured in La Sale Co. Blacksmts will please
take notice that working two huge beds,
expressly blacksIhing purposes known Strawns
Csal Please give ca.lwe will sell you prime qua
lity.
All persons wishing to contract for their winter stock
of Coal or W. od by calling at Office
Rasn or at our new yard opposite the Geiger House
aug3O :. WARNEh HARDING i co.
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ANOTHER NEW
Family Grocery Store.

ANOTHER NEW
Family Grocery Store.
on Mum Street, far doors ean IF the Pot Office.
GEO. PIERCE
n ESPECTFULLY informs house keepers and all others
and Provision Store the above location, where he will
sell cheap the cheapest, and sometimes little
cheaper,
sugars. WOlasses. Coffee. Teas,
SOAP Candles. Msckerel and all other kinds Of Salt
FISH Spices, Pickles, Apples, Potatoes Chickens Eggs
Flour Meal-n short everything that belongs fun
stocked Family Provision Store. He respectfully socts
share OF public patronage.
Goods delivered promptly, free Of charge in all parts
of the city, Ottawa, October IL, 1856.
Live Geese Feathers.
ANH 4OO GEO. W PIERCE.
1885,: Ottawa, Oct ober IL, 1s56-sw.
800 Reward.
nNE hundred dollars will be given for the detection
~ and conviction Of the who cut the
bank of the Fox River Feeder. the mound, the
night Of the 9Th inst. JOHN b. PRESTON
ocli4w Gen1. Supt III. Mich. Canal.
4 CERTIFICATE Of deposite on City Bank of Eames,
~ ALLEN Co.. No 134 for &ls55i dated Sept 1st,
and payable to ordor of +. w Rowe, the payment Of
which has been stopped. [ocIi+w"l r. W. ROWE
Owner Wanted.
EFT at the Philadelphia House. in OTTAWA, on Tues
owner is requested to pay charges and tax: it away
oell-3ws FIR RABENSTEIN.
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AUCTION! AUCTION:

llE subscriber most respectfully offers to the inhabt-
i ants of Ottawa and surrounding country his ser
vices Auctioneer and Commission Merchant for
the sale Real Estate, Horses, Carriages, Dry Goods.
Furniture &C. &C.. assuring those who may favor him
with their commands that no honorable effort will he
wanting to effect good sales prices Cash advances
will made (if needed) goods consigned for mmedi-
ate sale Store north side Of Main street. nearly oppo
site the Post Office JAS. LANCASHIRE.
CHAs. W. KENT, .Silesinan. Ottawa, October 4,lsj6.
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Goods DCIiVeFed!
THE subscriber always keeps horse and wagon in
dness to deliver all goods purchased at his Gro Gerry
Store free of charge in any part Of the City Store
corner of Main and Columbus SITS. Ii. -..
iun14-H PHIL. GODFREY.
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CITY BANK

ISANi& OF OTTAWA
Open from 4. " 10 a. F.H
SIGHT and time Exchange on
NEW YORK
BOSTON,
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA.
Also. on England Scotland Ireland, and Cities and
Town. ia Continental Europe among which are the fol-
lowing:
AMSTERDAM, COPENHAGEN, HAMBCRGH,
EEEMEN, COLOGNE. PARIS,
BERGEN, DRESDEN. HANRE-
BRUSSELS, FRANKFORT o. ii. NAkSElLLES,
BADEN-BADEN, VIENNA, STOCKHOLM
$. ST. PETEgSBURGI-
Interest allowed ON Deposits
Gold and Silver Coin, bought and sold at current rates
Collections this and other states, and Europe
TIN. Planters and Mechanics Hank, Dalton, crcula-
issued by hold myself responsible for IN every
respect II will be bankabe at the Bank Of Ottawa as
other I'D currency dec GEO g. FISHER.
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To Young Men.

10 HOUlhK NHtme
YYYANTED, BY Physician, young gentleman
w good moral habits, as medical student. For pa
ticuiars address box $50, Ottawa, H. jun7
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w good moral habits, as medical student For par
tcuars address box $50, Ottawa, Ill. jun7
DANIEL LEAHY
a., II ETCRNS his sincere thanks to his numerous
n u customers, and the public enerally for the
liberal patronage he has hitherto received, he is
- determined. by punctualty in fulfilling all orders,
and by using Of materials and workmanship to
merit q continuance of the
Eastern Leather For Sale!
lie has received large stock of leather for fall and
winter trade, consisting in part OF.
Hemlock and slaughter sole leather,
Oak and hemiOck upper, -E
Crawford's Philn. kip and calf,
Calcutta kip, good common kip and calf,
Grained upper, russell and pink linings,
Boot moroccos spp fancy Innings,
Patent opera calf aud string leather for rsshns use,
Shoemaker's kit and findings.
Always on hand, an assortment Of gentemen's fine
French calf patent leather, and Morocco boots ladies'
miases, and chldrens boots aud shoes, and made TO
order.
Aso leather lasts boot trees crimp boards hammers
pine knives, and findings generally used In the bas-
IS yHH
nel airing done n usual. September 8.
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Election in Ottawa.

The following is the official vote in this
city at the election on Tuesday:
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Dyer. ifra.ing Embroca,ion

Is uniform in quality, convenient FOR application n
and delicat. in its nature leaves stains on the r
or akin, uDfang III its curative properties, and uus
passed healing and pain ii estroying Kennedy.
4 Isa:m for Every ~ Onmd
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! QEAI lNN lMDOAN aMIAN

Walker IIict,iny', Block, south Of the cour. n
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or diseonaaaaoe Of osgtaia Uasd States Laad Ooes 90
me States II M.Aoss, Michigan, Wiseonsta aud iota
hDEa ne peyn 81 the sscond SECTION II The act ~ Con
~, t54 which declares atlat whenever
Vi land remaining uasod iand dIlie'
sduetd than hundred
shl be discontinued Aei and c4n
tuijec the S,e,tny " hs iateTor
directed hu Ne Fho"tag onicss he a'ehnnaed, vzi
Shawt,eetowG and k4sAaska, In Illinois.
kaiumGzoa, Michigan. ' @ s"" s
hilwa1kta Niscpaain. .....#.... ass.
tanhrid, iowa,
Lands remaining goi and uadposed o. in The shove dirc
will secI ehty ~ those offices from a hae o W
p by REGISTERS and
puis, and VIII be made snhjucl entry 'oli0ws;
and ka kuska be cd The Springfield
district, Illinois.
Kalamazpa - the lnDia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee ~ the Menashi district Wis rousn.
Fairfield the Charlton district, Iowa,
The officers points ~ consolidation win public note
The days which they Will respectively be 10 receive
in entties such lands ihFT 1iices.
Gwen hand te Of Washington, tai i2tl day
November, A. ID. 1875. # r.a.
....H ..s ... THoS, A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Nnul A
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Nov li--IaW6w

yLENwOOD CEMrirE Nx.--Omce No 2y2 Pnnnay ivanB
Of In street, the savings BAIT 3i
laid celebrated Greenwood o!
New ok, aud situated tn, high ground dan,
mile Of the Capitol Nath Capitol isodthg directly
This have received charter Con.
their burial posses making
zee ie 10 the and prohibiting all euc'oachens
legislation Qhews which Il Of vst uporance to those who
their dad they hive placed thrn nru
custom in all when he burial ground becomes
luanIe for other sail and throw the dead
;scuouy large and esa
titles given the III. . ....
NJ Otbca ftam 10 Ia ~ where pamphlets, with
the chne and aW aud M other inionatnI be
baned also. all orders Cor inters h with Mr. James f. iar
No 40 seventh undertaken, VIII be
Tune t7-dy
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rr,s.s.,ar-.rne ar.., Europsan p,.ee,.ry,

ROTECTED letters patent Of Enrsad and secured by
Prfis and tie Imperial Col
Iege of Nedieine Vienna ......
fresesa remedy for general and local debility los
power premature decay all distressing
airing FROM early abuse sc lie effects are scae'as
In would
decline life if the Tiesemar
numerically adopted, physica mpedens vanish like
thus eIds invaluable 10 those
terng the marriage stare. B
completely entirely eadicafrs al traces Of
disorders th0bgh,
Tor health Of portion Of the
uiation
Tsemar No the European remedy for that class q
which, The English physician treats with
mercury, destruction Of the pate nts constitution
and WI satsapana Ia the world
Tres.mar L. 3 devoid SMELL and
qualities They lay on the toilet Table without
being detected
cases So divided into doses ad
nnirtered by Vaipeau Lnilelmand, Knux, &C.
10 had wholesale eiaii Mr. H. A. Barrow, No. 81
street, Canal New York, specially appointed by the
for the Uned States, and
of America. immediately receiving remittance
rfes"mar Of the world
addressed according TO the instructions Of the
writer. /.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Noy9 -dlW
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Hs RAILROAD DIRECT 10 THn WEST.
d III .issa

rtn.s be- weon Waahi.ston aud wheeling hut I7i
hou.s!
Through Tickets aud Bssgase checks to be had in
rHE Baltimore ard Railroad having greatly improved
L off iieri Inducements
he Northwest and the sou,hwesi.
The cnaeIion sween the trains from Washington and the
trims promptly made
Washington Junction. aay called tbes Relay hons nine miles
Wasnaop "ad lie Ohio liver Baggage Is checked brsusn 10
Wheeling Washington sison ececse aud transferred
through ckris cor points beyond The esnnoctna aas
Washington daily al 9, a and AZ, nj 90 Sundays al the
Al Wheeling direct eonnerion CEN
wneehas, 'pash anhdse, Zaessie, and Newark,
Ihsss ains sonSes, az se%as w .sa
A.
4 The Lutte Mani railroad =, xenia CINCINNATI, Loui!
a ss xr'r ,o on L, Mani Ts,I
riau,e, Lafayette chicago, Rock Island, q Loms Ac
Natchrs New Orleans. which are also sold 81 wasangoe
transferred Cincinnati 70 The mail steamers on The Ono
FOR CLEVELAND and via Gle rslsnd 10 Toledo Detroit
wheeling welsvtIr, Cory mes) where with
Travellers foqursrd "a nocr ts whle his the only route
borrsi t speedy and dee, to nearly oil tue leading Pon ~
he West The distance from washington 10 Cincinnati Is
Pre- by through ticket rou washington, To wbesns 90 a.,
CoauubGs, els Is; Dayton, SIS Cincinnati. sl6s
rar"ad SO s steamer l.o" cineisnau' 5si ln'sgap"
chicago 81, aud %, Louis 81 sasi MSmpSs
For Frsdesa and asrpers Ferry Napsbns Berkeley spring.
Oumbersnd ssdfoo seibg- Oakland.
sss ga" ,so" "ewsea %o n@ &t u "a nue.
rNiu from Washingtnn
For trains from Baltimore hnnapS &C, spreia nd
For 6nhsr information through tickets, &C apny To TIL n
"ARsoN5 agent al washington station. - = -
Master Of Transportation Baltimore aud
May 5-du Dho Railroad. Bnltimorr
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nassau HAN college Of new Jersey, rrinls' ''0"
q 5h0ald suId ac41ElataNce bs fOsy"f
And never bsoasht 10 sts' 4 80
Should suld acquaintance be afsc'.


ashoald suId ac1 sta,asce Ii fO;g"i
And brought 10 ssfs -
Should suld scqusniance be tnisf.
And days " auid lang syHe.n ,ss2
the year ending 70 Jvle
junior class Of lhe ending ia june 1889 hs sp
ending june. le3 aud ms Freshman ciass 81 n
wear ENDING iuuej Tequeed 20 enee IN
d. o. by The td CT auseh, A. D. 1885, q, ne atss
the links o. the chain Of love aud iepdshn which %
entirely exchange ones He ~ ms
gIrise and sympathy, and anlent the untmey ale %
som Of hetl promising composers
preliminary meeting OF the seispponted committee VII Dc
NoDd september A. ID. 1850 a. ths unea
inis chssnal between Fourth and rim suests
winch the classes bon be COZ.
yeuisn moasdfss WV be-
adolied 10 fun an atsndsnee possible.
u addressed VIII
good furnish he ote commeo bS mail with
~ ~r'NT EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ D.,
.# OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER q, HART, M. ~,
philadelphia, Psnnsy ivanta,
.. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
... " Lane, sser, Pennsylyanlh,
PHILIP PENpLFroE,
Of Wiastpn Aiiaghany Co, Md,
SAMUEL Y. RICHARDS, b.
OF Bulst Iron aud CHASE Wofks, N.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON, 4.
Of Montgomery county Maryland,
Committee.
yoHs WTrpnAx, of Lebanon, Pa, aectetsfs. . .
March 27--lawtMar3 linteiigeneeri
civilized countries OF the world are request
notice their editorial iinns, ne
te through the great ai
visions globe aud all newspapers throughout the unea
requested granious inrlon DC
easionaly between and the ID VI March. A. D. 1881
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Mysteries OF the Post Office.

a mail hag is epitoms of human iiid.''
TEN YEARS AMONG THE NAH. BAGS;
Or Notes from he any Of Special sseni eftAs Posi- Office
Department.
.. uoLBRooK.
,2mo pp Price 81 IS Beautifully illustrated with 10 steel
BY Daily
gus rkndesken saaetion of The ci~f oncers
The ro.t hes Department. by gentleman WHO mas ,ons sssn
ind issued cacuIad To give the public an insight
c'ain winch skill aud eipsrrnce have furnished m
deIrcon aud Of offenders against the laws enacted
iH Die scany Of te @as and e inv"apy Vi phsHts CORES
Never has pu'c hearty
and universal o thai enlightened and powerful
the Brief extaris im some Of these many hatefng
aoticrs annexeti 2 1862 4E
The prove Of entertaining Of The
aud, vsnes and general tnh 10 nature, will form
tH, Y. Epemias Post.
We nd Ilobrook of his post
ce The of being exceedingly Interesting and
-ugarstive book.--N ~ Herald.
boak have recently
dnds In Rryudss and one who reads them VIII
SIN lives and tr,ses amid modern
This itse[ by its subject even
~. s.. [Phiiade ipAia PennssrGnaa.
amusing, and, the time interesting work, offs
Kind, has published Ia Barir
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IA abounds wil sketches md Instructive matter.
Phladeiphia fngptrT.
indeed novelty exceedingly and
ing II Hartford Daily Corsnt.
his kreesio I'll dzen Richmond Enquer
No p~rson has allowed hmssif a
idea opening another PERSONS ee reHd hr bnok with
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X. II. q ! l. L. IL 4,

Has removed hs Office TO his eic ia franklin Row.
Thirteenth He
principally Unii,d
Having devoted patents will
advice and opinions legal questions bs
he Patent ONCE, and the cief ustee
Of Dis,dc, Culuu,bia and assist
and trial of suits concerning
file vi also written opinions and fpr
before
vim also prosecute claims before board esahsed then
djudication.
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