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Hair In,Igsra,sr aud Tonic.
:, AssarIemsn Of Boston write. to Li. friend

A gentleman Of Boston writes TO hi. TREND IN
New iiediond thus:
To your inquiries, would reply, that when l
i~i commenced using Professor WOod's Hell
Restorative, my hair was slinost whiir, aud had
been 80 for the last ten yrar aud u was very thin
on the top of my head, aud very loose, and pulled
oul freely; hut found thai before had used oil
the second bottle, (Which va. eight w-ek.) my
hair was entirely changed 10 it, original color.
light brown. aud Is now lfre IRON dandruir and
quite most. have had my hair cot i've or SIX
times siuce the change, aud have ,eSsr seen any
thing like white hair stuuIng from the Toors and
u u now rs ,hlck as u ever was, aud does not
come out AT ale lthas proved ia my case all that
could wish Ia ask.
July !, 1855 Yours, etc.,
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From the Bo,lon Ilerald.l

SOMETHING worth KsowISG by using Pro.
lessor Woods Hair restorative, gray hair can b.
permanently restored to its original culor The
subloinrd certificate irom JoinOn * SIvne. Gar.
diner, Maine, j. but one u the many Instances
that are daily coming to our knowledge, VI II.
wonderful elects. Il is no longer rrv6lenaiicsi,
but u sell evident truth. rs hundreds ia our CON.
munily can testify.
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This cut represents Ohs' lnproesd insaiafor;-
A being The collar which secures the insulaior 10
the buIding:-B the solid glass bolt Introduced be-
tween The rod aud building-C the lateral poin''
with the aperture through which The rod passes.
CLEAvEs 4 KIMBALL Of Diddefsrd,
are Agents for the sale Of Town and Coun.y
,;sb,s ior Oiis,s Patent in this State and New
Hampshire, and they would add that they Know
of no /, climate business which offers so maLy in'
ducemen,s TO young men Of small capital, as ms y,
Orders addressed to them or 10 d. l.. TOPPAN,
Saco, for rods IN this Co will receive prompt At
teniion.
NJ b. sTbe rod running through glass rings,
referred TO by Prof LOOMS, will be furnished ano
put up by 0iis's Agents for Ia 10 cts per loo'
March 25th, 1857. l4-3mos'
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Farm for sale.

A SMALL FARM, situated IN the noriherly
n part oI Tue city uf Blddeioi,. four miles from
the civ mills, containing thirty tive acre' OF inos'
excellent grass land, divided into moving, ,.il"gr
aud pasluring. Also. new house, ~ by 10 sn
i6 by ~, well finished outside and partly inside.
Also, barn 30 by 81. u any one il IN want oi
mall farm. they will do we'll to call before buying
elsewhere There is more land adjoining which can
be ma il desired. OLIVER RUMERY.
RLldeford, March Goth, 1857. l3lf
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Piano Forte For Sale.

U,HE Subscriber has just received Que more
1 fine toned Piano from the mandatory ol
Haleit & Cumsion. Tue instrument has Elk and
half ociayes, Is warranted good l" every respect
ard will be sold as cheap u, one Of tile same quail
~ can he boush, at the rooms Of the manuiaelur
ers in Boston. Any. one wishing TO purchase q
Piano, Is respectfully invited 10 call aud examine
u nj my house on Summer street, Saco.
i5tf CHARLES n. GRANGER.
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1uTs and gssaiss as they are put up carefully, and
DYaR / Co" To give consumers some IDEA q our
,aIe. We ann.x the hloslns scale Of prices, via -
IN soaehong Tea, l.to 5lb. Mocha Cofse, Loo
n SOl %..0, LIS LIS h. java Java ,.SS
IrThs spices put up In aud J.? tin eases. en-
prsssly Or iamily u.s AMI warranted be strictly
pure article, AMI only need iriai 10 establish them In
syINIsu COPYEE. We would call the attention Of
coasuass AID dealers ~ SFsntsA ceSss, article
.Lish Is highly sstesulsd and gives greatest sats-
fAc,On. Il prepared With particular cave, and BY
< believed IL equal ~ I - he Of any other.
pANDELI0N COFFEE This article Is carefully
prepared at mills aud pat up In packages having
our uaie mark AID may ee relied upon The essi and
rARANACUM, or Prepared Ddndsiion Root. This
article Is prepared and roasted az Nils, 10 rst,iied
by family grOcsrs generally In city and country, and
bearing our trade marx, "CAiaamaa grinding eeyss,"
nav be rIeai upon as The 0gSrISK AsrcIs Ths pro-
portion used l. about half the quantity Of Coffee
The prize Is 20 per pound, and Il is warranted to
be the same that which has been sold for my cents
pound b. Druggists.
The medical properties Of DanislOn are well known,
and held In high estimation by all who use Il, This be
ing preparation Of the root, with all Its medicinal 'n-
ts retained, can be mixed with eOfee o. not, as oes
suits the TASTE and will be found cheap and economical
family beverage, Que pound nearly being equal 10
two pounds u coffee. IL j. prescribed BY many eminent
yseans, 70 lnysiis, children aud aged persons, as
nutritious be.erage. aud as remedy Tor Dyspepsia,
bilious AnectOns, &c.
uBe careful to observe that Taraxaeum has our
trslc marx, "CAiAamaa griadig e0fss, a. there sre
many limitations ofour article called farAhAeum In the
market.
To GrOesrs and Dealers, liberal Discount Is made,
enabling them to supply their customers At the same
low rates.
To CASH CUSTOMERS. Our object being 10 secure
large sales At small prOas, offer Inducements which
cannot be afforded By those who do business on the
credit system and We confidently inyils an ekAmins-
~ Hsk. n
parti With those Of any Other house.
Boston, April 10, ls5T. omosl5
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HAS been before the public more than 90 year
nd Is deservedly popular in tho euro Of
jravins. Sweeney. Ringbone. windgalls. Pol
Evil. Callous. Cracked Heals Gall Of all kind,
Fresh Wounds. Sprains, Bruises. Fistula. Sit
FAST Sand Cracks. Strains. Lameness. Foun
dored Feet Scratches or Grease, Mango, Foo
Rot In Sheep. Gargct in Cows. Rheumatism
Bites Of Animals, External Poisons, Painfu
Nervous Affections. Frost Bites. Boils. Corni
Whitlows, Burns and Scalds, Chillbllins. Chap
ped Hands. Cramps. Contractions Of the Mus
cles, Swelings, Weakness Of the joints, Cake
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Piles. DC.
tF-Pamphlets gratuitously Furnished by agent
nth Testimonials Of its utility.
All orders addressed to the Propriston. n.
'ucKrR d Co. Lockport, N. Y.
tE-For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen
rally, through the United States, British Posses
ions. aud other Countries And bv
W. c. Dyer, ntraBock, BiIdeford Tristram Gilman.
Saco, AMI by Druggists generally. Wholesale by u.
Hay, Portland Weeks Il Potter Burr, Foster Co.,
Boston. -
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GARplyrR. Maine, June D ISL

DEAR SiRi have used two bottles OF Proirs,.
or Wooa's Hair Restorative, and 'an truly say Il
Is ihc greatest discovery oiihe age Tor nsloIIng
and changing the Lsir Before using II, | was
man oi seventy. My hair has now attained its
original coloi' You csn recommend u 10 the
world without the least ear, as my Ease wa, Que
OF the wort kind. Yours respectfully.
DANIEL ". MURPHY.
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0nly 0m9 D0GGuS
DR.. SANF0 DIS
INVTGORATOR
Or Liver Hemedy:

ANY ONE TROUBLED
sately relieves cholic, while
One dose. oftcn repeated
, lisa sure cure for cholera
4 mOrbus, and a sure pre-
yenta,lve 81 cholera.
oI- dose taken often
will prevent the recurrence
= Of bilious attacks, while u
. relieves all painiul feel.
!, ings.
, ar 0ne or two doses
taken occasionally Is one
I OF the best remedies for y
! cold ever known.
y Thousands ~ cases o
q inf,aina,ion and weakness
; Of the lungs have been
!. cured by the lnyigoralOr.
= One dose, takena short
, time before eating, gives
yiyoFto the appetite, and
, macs food digest well.
4 0ne dose, oflen repeat
Z ed, cures chrome diarr-
hea In its worst forms,
while summer sn,l bowel
I complaints yield almost
, 10 the Arst dose.
One or tWO doses cures
\ attacks caused by worms,
4 while for worms In chill
dTen, there Is no sursr,
, safer, aud spec,lief reme-
iy In the world, as 1t new
, er falls.
There Is no exaggCIa.
Stion Ia these statements.
aThey are plata aud sober
facts, that We can giyeey
ideBce to prove, While all
, who use IL are giving their
unanimous testimony In
It's favor.
We wish all who are
sick AMI debilitalei to Try
ibis remedy, and test q
thoroughly, aud amy who
larc lao, benefited by iis
use We should like TO hear
irWn them, as we have yet
: 10 hear from the hrst per-
son who las used a bottle
Of InylgOrator without re-
eeiying benedt, for there
ARE such astonishing me'i-
! iclral virtues la IL, that
all, no IN liter hos long
, IN y have been effected,
u their complaint arise,
from q derdngvd liver,
A, .ur.sl
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rs REQUIRED TO CURE
with Liver Complaints, un-~s
less the most desperate OF .
cases, when the stc0nd~
bottle will, with scarce m
single failure, restore the
patient to health and vi
or. We wish TO call the =
attention Of all TO these ~
| facts. that the lnvigUrator
Is compounded byn phy-S
slcian, who has used IL IN
his pra:tlce for the past -
twenty years. with a sue.
cess almost incre,lible,nnd a
that 1t IL entirely vegeta--cr
bic, being composed wholly q
ly OF gums. "
Some idea ofthe strength IN,
OF these gums may be
form d whenlt Is knownse
one bottle Of the Inyigora-
toe contains rs IN uch ~
strength rs one hunhredSt
doses Of calomel, wIlh)uiiH
any Of its dtleterious ef-
fects.
One bottle Is the surcst AZ
thing known 10 carry aga
way the lad effects Of min
cral poison Of any kind. ~
Only one bottle u need -cAxi
ed to lhros ont Of the sys
TEN the effects VI mediclne,ss.
afier q long sickness.
One bottle taken forrzl
Jaandlce removes all yell !.
lowness or unnatural COLI
or from the skin. -
One dose afler eating IL
sufficient 10 relieve the
stomach and prevent the 10
food from riilng and sour
Ing.
only one dose taken be-A
fore retiring rrey ents Eza
nightmare.
One dose taken at nlghtS'
loosens the bowels gently Cd
and cures eosliyeness. -
One dose taken after =
each meal will cure dys.
pepsla. z
One dose % two teak"
spoonsful will always re-,-'
lieve sick headache. -
One bGttle taken for ie-'
male obstruction remove -
the cause Of the disease, y
and makes a perfect cure. 10
Only one dose immedl-ElI
will be ben, ilted, II not entir.l.
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PROF. o. j. WOODS
Hair Restorative J!
PRODUCING Hair oa Bald iead.,
sni Restoring
Grey Hair to its Natural Color.

V,HIS ASTONISHING AND UNQUALIFIED
u Preparation hos never Ibil,J ~ ppduc- q
gnowih on Bald Heads, whcn used sccoIdi.g 10
the direction, and inn hair back Ia it, .fll,ipal
color, AFTER having brcome gray Snd rrinsiaie u
In oil Us original health lustre 'oinrss and beau.
~. Removes at once oil sour, dsndIuh' aud un.
pleasant Itchlng, scroiula, euplIons aud fryrri,h
heat from The scalp. II also prryenr. The hair
Iom becoming unhealthy aud falling od, aud
hence acts as perfect
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ECONOMY IN PRINTING.

-
~sk<r- Copying Prsss.
VNHIS Press will print from any kind Of Type,
i Dies, Wood Cuts, or Eecirotypes, giving as
perfect an Impression as any other press now IN
,lse, and may no used by ary lad OF ordinary ca
pscily. All kinds Of Fancy aud Ornamental Print
lug may be executed with this Press In the neat
est possible manner. ANY kind OF paper, oil wnsi.
ever quality or color, Nay be used. damp or dry
also, al kinds ofcsrd.board.
iug Shop Bills, Labels, Visiting or Business Cards.
Bill Hesds, Envelopes, Railroad Receipts, lea,
Coffee, or Sal, Bags, and as a Copying Press, Is
superior to any thing now In use. The Iarser
sizes will Le found very useful 10 printers TOT tax
ing ProoE.he<t Iptyrssfions, and dong JOB WORK.
Il may be used BY merchants, professional men,
or any one who may wish card oil any Kill
This Press is very simple, strong durable, anu
easily kept in order. The smallest size occupies
a space u by s inches, weighing only D l'2
pounds, aud Will be furnished
FOR THE Low PRICE OF FIVE DOLLARS.
Their, are three sizes-the s5 size prints sheet
of papcr 5 by 6inches the 80 size prints sheet
OF paper BY u inches, the SIS sire prints sheet
of D per 10 by II inches, and on the receipt u
the above named prices, the presses viii be sent
to any par, Of the country. 49,, -,
A lew hours work, by small boy, will save
the cost OF this Press aud do the work as well Nc
the most skillful workman. Our friends ana the
public urc respectfully invited TO call and exsm.
iue this WONDER OF THE AGE which Is on
exhibition aud for sale at Ia Washington street,
lrs, door north Of the Old South Church. All
orLcis promptly attended TO. Address, postage
stamp enclosed,)
LOWE PRESS COMPANY,
IA Washington s.,sn.
AL kinds of Paper, Cards, hlvelot Bronze
and Inks for sale. sJAGENHS WANTED.
Hn.Inn Anril lSAI. Oinll
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Professor o. J. WoVp.
nrookrlrlp. Mr,,. Iannnrr NJ. rs

bLoohIiELDi Mhts Jahuafi IL, 1919.
DEAR SIR: Having made "A iiisl VI your Hair
Restorative, II gives me pleasure 10 say that It's
effect has l'een excellent IN removing inllamma.
tIOn, dandIuH and constant ileLIng tendency
with which have been lruubcd from chiIdhood;
aud has also resiotd my hair, which WAS b,com.
Ing gray, Ia Its original color | have u,.d no
other article with anything like the pleasure and
prvi,. Your. uuly,
X RRAGG
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NOTICE.
Job Wagons. Jobbing.

milk Subscrbers have fafniAhei themsslves vh eoa-
vsniens waggons and 9Th horses, and are prepared
soss. moving fAniies furniture, and similar business
q all tmes at short noios,
We Sr,p sia.ss at O. Q. Doyisns, Liberty st., and n
csnninss q Nascns sniu1s oern.s, vhe.s csusu
M. ID m and lhey uli be punetuaily attended to-
fsrsonAl sppi.cztioa nay b. made 70 j. 8. Wssks q
'as UsP''~~ WORKS 4 BANKS.
pliief,rd, ssps. "a. lsss. lrr lyrsT'
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PianO'fortes and MelOdeons,
FOR SALE AND TO LET
L. R. HORTON & CO.,

Are Agents for J. Chickering's splendid and 2
Octave Pianos. N. NJ. loves Cottage Pianos,
plain case, improved action @ l-2 Octave. Price
si75 Also, Smiths Melodeons, ofsuperior tone
and finish. All Of the above instruments are for
sale on terms which defy competition.
Music Rooms, corner OF Liberty and Laconia
Streets.
Instruction given on the Piano, Melodeon,
Guitar, and in thorough Bass.
Old instruments taken in exchange for new
Second hand Pianos and Meodeons for sale on
the most reasonable terms. ly47
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THE BEST LAMP IN THE WORLD is
TIE PATENT
SELP.CENERATlNG GAS LAMP!

Particularly adapted to Churches, Hotels, Halls
Factories, Stores, Pallors, Families.
Some OF its good qualities.
lti,p.rfecily safe. No chance for explosion.
Il is no, exiinguisbed by any ordinary wind !,
requires re.wicsing only once 10 six monihs. IL
will not get out OF order. A child may take care
oft. II is unrquaed for reading orsewing. Inc
light is uninjurIous ~ the eyes. For economy,
cleanliness aud comfort, Il defes competition, and
Is the best light in the world.
There is nothing more desirable, when engaged
in any avocsiion, than good light. The gun is
all right tor the day-we want something like u
for the night. Candles were inyented IN l2yJ,
and have ever been denounced in consequence VI
prrmaiurely injuriug the eyes by their pernieious
flame. We desire more natural light, and II has
been discovered and patented, aud has been test.
fled by thousands since that time. The brilliancy
ol its dame is unequslled by any other artificial
burner ....
The material used in these Lamps, is common
Burning Fluid.
All Fluid and Oil Lamps can be altered into
Gas Lamps.
The Ga. Lamp is intended ior common family
use, and sells from si.23 to $500, according to
style. We also have them suitable for Stores,
Churches, Hotels, &c.
We with il understood that this Lamp will give
the same amount OF light as three Stearine Cand
les lor oae half cent w hour, aud the right Of one
foot gas burner for one cent AN hour.
The night for the sale aud manufacture Of these
Lamps Tor the county Of York, 10 for sale on rea.
sousbIc terms, and any person can make from one
hundred to two hundred dollar month, 10y tav-
cling through this county and retailing these
Lamps Persons wishing 10 engage In \ VERY
rRosirAsLg BUSINESS, will JO..well 10 address the
subscriber, as they will be furnished with sny de.
sired 10 fosmaiion, and he will guarantee that they
- La
now considered BY those who have used long.
esi, the MOST eaiaaIie Lamp svsr invented.
Address, Z. w. M &GOUN,
l6,f Bath, Name.
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8. Broad, near State St, Bottom,

CUPfLY the bat, nrsst aud
~ purest.. articlss, AZ Iosssf
sasA SrIess. Their Stock cen
sists OF
Teas, Coaees, Chscs-
lases, Aiiselce, PEPPER.
Mustard, Giaxer, Cay.
eaae Pepper, NstsseRA
Ctauarnsu, Clsvess
Tapsar. Tarax.
acssa. or Prepares
DndellsH Rect, &c.
Having every facility Dor man
ufAeiuring and prpanng the
several articles named, the pub
bic may rely upon having them
Inv - IkIlN nn fsarEfullE and
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SANFORD CO., Propriotors, 345 broadway Ny
Wholesale AGSSrs ~ BOSTON,
BURR, FOSTER ( CO., NO. coRNiiILL'
RETAIL AGESr,
J. RussEL srALpInG 81 TsEaosr ST., oProsrE MUSEUM
Agentin Bidefor, W. q. Dyer, No. Central Block.
In saco, y. Mitchell. amii
And sold by Druggists throughout the United States
and British Provinces.
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Frons rae present. Connw,ss'oasr.
uApeusr II, ls55.-During the time have held the
once Of Commissioner Of Patents IL ii. Eddy ESQ, oi
Roston has been extensively engaged In the transaction
Of business with the Office, Solicitor lie Is thor
ourhiy acquainted with the law and the rules OF prac-
lice Of the Once regard him rs one Of the most capa:
bic and successful practitioners with whom ! have mao
omc,sI intercourse. CIlAS. MASON,
IyaT Commissioner Of Patents.
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BIY NE AND Pill DO YOU GOOD.
NOv il TIE time to r's tie .
GREAT SPRING AND SuMxxR MEDICINE.
DR.. LANGl.EY'S
pOOT AND HERB BITTERs,

Composed OF sSrssParilla, Yellow Dock, wIa
Cherry, TlOrouz hvod, Pnekly Ash, hhuoaIo'
Mandrsse. Dandelion and Winiergeen-so Com
b,n.d az ,o ar, directly upon the cSu,e OF disease
and iormlng one OF the best remedies 70 the world
Tor Jaurdlce and Liver complaint ~ al 'ss.r form, ,
Dyspepsia, cos,iyenc-s, humors OF ,ne 49, SUI
SIN Piles Indigestion, Headache, D,rzness,
Hranburn or Acid stomach. Lsnsnsr, Weakaess
los. OF appetite, Debility, Bilious Diseases, MsL-
curlal AtIrc,iens, AID all Impurities VI 'he O'oou,
mo matter what the cause may be, Fever anu
Irue, Coughs aud Colds, broken up and cured al
once. =, -, IL ,;,,..
They are pleasant TO take, useful at all nms'
They cleanse the Bowels, purity the Blood
heal strengthen, build up, and keep IN order TIC
whole pysicm. ,,,.,
EyEayRODY SHOULD USE THEM
Heavy 10000 bottles were used las. yes,'
,royinyit the most popular medicine ever GnoMn'
Pr,ce oaly 25 aud ae 10 Gents per bottle; pe'
pot, 90 Unlin street. Boston, Sold by all dealers
n M,diclne, everywhere
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS

nlfg Agent or ". \. PATENT OFFICE, WAsHnoros'
uSpER TIE Acr OF 1917
No, 70 State Street, opposite Kilby st., Boston
A FTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
"A years continues to secure Patents In the United
States also In Great Britain, France and other oreign
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments ana
all Papers or Drawings for Patents executed on ees
terms and with despatch. Researches made into Amer
lean or Foreign works. to determine the validity or ut
lty of Patents or Inventions or other ADVICE
rendered In all matters touching Vhe same. Copies OF
the claims Of any Patent furnished BY remttins one
dollar, Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency 10 not only the largest In New England
but through II inventors have advantages Tor securing
patents or ascertsnng the patentabilty OF Inventions
unsurpassed by, II not immeasurably superior 70, any
which can be offered them elsewhere The testmonaii
given below prove that none IL MORE SUCCEssfIL
AT THE PATENT OFFIUE than the subscriber and as
sCCCEss Is TIE BEST PROOF or ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
reason to believe aud PROVE that at no other once
Of the kind are the charges for professional services 80
moderate The immense practice OF the subscriber dur
ing twenty Years past has enabled him TO accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and ocial decisions rel
alive TO patents These, besides his extensive library OF
iegaiand mechanical works, and full accounts patents
granted in the United States and Europe render him
able beyond question: TO offer superior faeiitiesor Oh
tanning patents.
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here
Inventors.
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TESTIMONIALS.

upurinr the time occupied the ONCE OF Commits
sioner Of patents II. ii. EDDr Esq, OF Boston, did
business st the Patent ONCE Solicitor for procuring
Patents There few, II any persons acting IN that
capacity who had 90 much business before the Patent
ONCE ana there were none who conducted II with
more skin, fidelity and success. regard DIR. Eddy
a, one Of the best Informed and most skiful Patent so
icors In the United States and have no hesitation IN
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
ror, competent and trustworthy, and more capable VI
putting their applications In form to secure for them
an early and favorable consideration ut the Patent OF
fee. hpaoNp :, oi,sn,u
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From the Missouri Democra, |

Pastor 1.-THE Orthodox Church, EUokfelL.
Professor Wood.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-02-18
I DID AS THE REST DID.

This tame yielding spirit-this doing
fas tho rest didf-has ruined thousands.
A young man is invited by vicious
companions to visit the taverns or the
gambling room, or haunts of licentious.
ness He becomes dissipated, spends
his time, loses his credit, squanders his
property, and at last sinks into an nm
timely grave. What ruined him p"
Simply " doing as the rest did" a
A father has family of sons. Heis
wealthy. Other children in the same
situation in life are indulgsd in this
thing and that. He INDUCES his own
in the same way. They come up idlers
and fops. The father wonders why his
childred do not succeed better. He has
spent so much money on their educa-
tion-has given them great advantages;
but alas they are only source of vex.
alton and trouble. Poor man, he is just
laying the penalty of g doing as the
rest did,"
The poor mother strives hard to bring
uI hes daughters genteelly. They learn
what others do, to paint, to sing, to play,
90 dance, and several other ornamental
matters. IN time they marry; their
husbands are unable to support their ok
travagance, and they are soon reduced
to poverty and wretchedness. The good
woman is astenished Truly,n says
she, I did as the rest did,
The sinner following the example Of
others, puts off repentance, and neglect
to prepare for death. He passes along
throug b life, till unawares, death strikes
the fatal blowl He has no time now 70
prepare, and he goes down to destruo-
tion, because be was 80 foolihh ns to edo
as the rest did,,